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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Outdoor
| LVINO REY and the KIng s..

\ LNINO RE4 ana the hlnG Sis
n ters are the current attrac-
non at Eastwood Gardens. TIE
band viii play through Thursday
night and for the Jam session
this afternoon. Orrm Tucker and
Bonnie Baker viii open next
Friday for SIX nights with Ray
mond Scott playing a one night
engagement August Z.
In addition 10 being a wizard
on the electric guitar and being
able 10 cook up noval orchestra
tions. Rey Is expert at coming
expressions. The newest Rey
contribution TO our language IS
hiS description ct girls who love
Uncle Sans soldiers He calls
them Khaki Wacky"
Alyce King of the nlng Sis
tiers. really means it when she
MARBLES Everything Happens to
Me" Alyce was all set to get
married, but her fiance was
caught in the draft and the
merger had TO be postponed.
Rey's orchestra is built around
his playing of the guitar. Not
only does he play the standard
pick instrument, but features
a double-keyboard lie ctric
guitar, which produces unusual
sounds.
In addition 10 the King Sis
tiers. Rey features "Skeets" Her
furt. singing comedian and Dick
Morgan. singing guitarist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
'Sergt. York
CoOper's
Masterpiece
By MARK HELLINGER

DAMON Notes About Pic
IL turas You're Seeing; We
don't have 20 60 beyond ser
geant York TO-DAY. and we only
wish we had 10 times tho space
10 devote 90 this film. Because
not only is Sergeant York the
iop picture az thc wear thus far
but It also ranks as one OF the
finest movies ever 10 have been
produced in Hollywood al any
time.
The simple story Of the Ten
ncSsec mountsinecr VINO be-
came tie outstanding hero of
the frs World War is here
told with great beauty and
humor. and IntoilgenCe-and q
Gary Cooper doesn't walk OF
with practically all the major
acting honolS Of 1871 for hi>
performance In the title role
great many OF Us viii be UNI
pleasantly surprised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Boys Riot to Glimpse
Their Hero, Robinson
BY ELLA WICKERSHAM
SoeeiaI IN THE DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD. July 26

HOLLYWOOD, July 20.
As EDDIE C. ROBINSON
"a walked along he realized
that he was creating a small
riot in his wake.
For behind him had gathered
an xcited crowd of street
urchins who, with thrilled voices,
were plotting an approach.
Finally one of them piped up
to say:
"Say, amt you Little Caesar:
Amt you: Amt you Edward
G. Robinson. the tough guy:"
Lessee your cat. Little
Caesar"
"Show us how you cOnked
dat guy"
"Lemme feel your muscle"
Quiet. gentle Eddie, who never
has carried a gun in his life.
snarled few feeble snarls for
the benefit of his admirers and
then escaped into the restaurant
he had been seeking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Film Career and Mate
Difficult to Handle
BY SARA HAMILTON
special to THE DETROIT TINS

HOLLYWOOD, July %.
THE epidemic of youthful
Il marriages that has swept
through the film colony lately
is a two-Way headache that
nothing can relieve. The bosses,
who groom youngsters TO the
point where box Offices jingle
merrIlY- with returns Son their
investments have their side TO
be sure. The youngsters, genu-
inely in love or Just in love with
love, have their side as well.
But one thing is Sure-older
and wiser heads have discov-
cred career and marriage are
combination difficult TO handle.
And even those youngsters who
have tried 1t have found this
out to their detriment and their
SORROW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Nears Completion
World Voyage

SALLY EILERS. for the best
personal reasons hopes to go 10
Australia in her next picture.
Then she may truthfully say she
has seen the world.
When the actress recently
wound up work in Il Was
Prisoner on Devils Island,
which also features Donald
Woods. she found, on thinking
il over that in the course OF her
screen career she had been
everywhere on earth except in
the AntipodeS.
The trip Sally takes in Il
Was Prisoner on Devils
Island results in both her and
Woods, young American lovers,
falling victims TO circumstances
which mire them IN the heart
of the worlds worst prison
colony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Gallons Of Ice Cream

Well, in less time than it takes
10 tell. the singing star was
presented with gallons and gal
Ions of the CONNECTION.
For every dairy in the city
promptly dispatched every
known flavor until her dressing
room at the theater and her
hotel suite looked like the stock
rooms of an ice cream parlor.
Subsequently. at the party
Jeanette was rendered by her
erstwhife school pals. ice cream
was served in soup bowls. And
even so. the Children's Hospital
and other organizations were
plentiously supplied with ice
cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Slip Changes Style

It was while they were dane
ing in Philadelphia that their
career changed. AT the height
of an adagio. Grace's feet
slipped when Paul threw her
from him, and instead of alight-
ing and continuing the dance,
she slid through a hole in the
scenery and out of sight of the
audience. The audience enjoyed
il so much that the HartmanS
decided to make ii part of the
act.
When Detroit movie-goers get
a good comedy or musical they
won't let it go. This is wit
messed in the fact tha { Bob
Hopes latest film, Caught in
the Draft" is now IN its fourth
week. 1t had two at the Michi-
gan and is now IN its second
at the Palms-State.
Moon Over Miami" has also
proven popular, for after sue
ceSSful two weeks at the Fox
il is now entertaining patrons
of the Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Westwood's Show

The real outdoor ice show
Tee Parade of 1871. rs now In
no., second week az WeStwood
Gardens. featuring some of the
country top skating artists.
The mechanically made ice Is on
% ~ hy l6.foot stage and forms
q perfect setting for the lavish
show
Gladys Lamb and Rube Yocum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Beach Attraction

Bobby Day. orchestra leader
at jefferson Beach, is planning
10 desert his steel guitar for a
4f4efe-pleasant occupation II ar
rangements are completed and
he is given the post of Judge At
the Miss Michigan contest al the
Beach.
Day commented recently that
swing music seems TO be the
-1t1SwcT III Detroit on Monday
Wednesday Friday and Sunday,
while the Sweeter tunes are
called for on the other days,
presumably the days when the
children let their parents Dor
row. the car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Soose Favored

Here and There IN the World
of Sports Middlewelght cham.
pion Billy Soose is a setcn-to-
five iavorite 10 beat George
Abrams when they mix ln
non-title bout AZ Madison
Square Garden, "Wednesday IT,
figures % be a close fight. With
Soose winning on points.
Richest event IN harnc,, lac
ing take, place August 8. when
the nation best troftcr> con.
pete for tho SO 900 Hanbio-
tonlar Stakes - Goshen. y y
We give you Bill Gallon 10 WIN
the big event, with Flormel
taking second honors. And
don't say we didn't tell YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

fore we can accept her as a
star. And now with a husband
and a great deal Of surrounding
unhappiness TO cope with, Gene
will have TO prove herself a
Superwoman 10 handle two new
careers at once.
Judy Garland, another favor
tie of the fans, is willing TO take
the chance. The fans have come
so accustomed TO Judy as kid,
the screen playmate of Mickey
Rooney, tha some sort OF ad-
iustment will have 10 be made
before audiences will accept
Judy as married woman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Feature Hawaiian
soma IN Musical

WHEN IT was decided al the
last minute TO add the Merry
Macs famous number, Hawaiian
War Chant 10 the musical
score of "MoonlightCn Hawai-
no delay was necessary for re-
hearSalS.
Hawaiian War Chant'~is one
of more than $50 numbers. music.
lyrics and special arrangements
which the Merry Macs have
mcmoriZed. Their memory feat
has amazed such veteran song
pluggcrS as Bing Crosby
STNEE ATTR ACTInNS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
lmpulsive Hand

Lana Turner almost wrecked
her chances at the very begin
ming by her sudden and i'm
pulsive clopement with Artie
Shaw At a crucial moment IN
her career. Gene Tierney has
done exactly the same thing. So
far We have no proof that Gene
is an actress. That she must
establish to our satisfaction be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Patty's Surprise

Naturally there was a big
celebration planned for the open
ing. But imagine Patty'S sur
prise when she came into town
TO attend the opening and saw
a huge sign across the Nam
street, reading:
Welcome to Savannah--Only
3 miles from the Battlefield Of
shiloh and the BIRTHPLACE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
OF ELIZABETH PATTER-

OF ELIZABETH PATTEH-
SON"
Jeanette Macdonald Is the
pride and JOY of Philadelphia.
and when she returned to her
hometown during her recent con-
cert tour she was ovationally
welcomed by the populace at
the depot and handsomely feted
during her entire Sojourn.
Immediately upon reaching
her hotel suite she was besieged
by reporters wanting to record
her first impressions. Among
other "reminiscences. Jeanette in
advertedly recalled:
philadelphia Ice cream Is the
hest i'm the world. and I'm going
to have plenty of II while I'm
here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Outdoor AmuSPmPHfS
Alyino Rey at Eastwood;
Casino Has New Show

head the group with their waltz
number Comedy IS supplied by
Walter Ridge and beauty by the
four MaJorettes. In addition
there is Adele Henry; Bette
Wharton the hurry twins, Mar
lis and Margle Buddy Lewis,
trick and fancy skater. and
acrobatlc performer, Ronnlc
Roberts
Larry Funk directs the -nluSl-
cal score for the production,
while the dance music is fur
niShed by Lowry Clark and his
orchestra. Betty Harris supplies
tho N-ppa1c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Really Superb Here

For Cooper Is really super b
here. and while he has able sup
port from Walter Brennan,
Margaret Wycherly, George
Tobias and the constantly I'M
proving Joan Leslie, thu film Is
still Garys from beginning 10
end.
To the writer's. 30 producer
Jesse Lasky and the entire
Warner studio. and 10 director
Harold Hawks. this column eN-
tends sincere thanks for d truly
fine Job.
Sergeant Yoy!!;" is a genu-
inely moving and highly impor-
tant achievement in the motion
picture world, and II is earneStl,
recommended TO all audience
everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Head New Revue

Heading the new revue at
George OlsenS Casino Gardens
are Anthony. Allyn and Hodge.
one of the country's most pol
iShed ballroom dance trios. They
offer everything from graceful
rutineS to comedy Satires.
Sharing the spotlight are the
Yue Sisters, two Chinese girls,
who were with the Ringing
Brothers Circus for" three sea-
sons. One of the most am
bilious wire acts ever attempted
by women is featured by the
sisters.
Massey and Miller, two youth
full tap styliSts. and new rou-
tines by the Fehnova Ballet
round out the new show. George
Olsen and Don Royale alternate
on the bandstand with North
and South American music for
shows and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Young Star

PARAMOUNT'S HENRY AL
DRICH FOR PRESIDENT is
Jimmy Lydon's eighth picture in
which he has had starring role.
He began his acting career at
the age of 3. appearing on the
Broadway stage and the radio.
He is now II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Musicians Band
Play at Belle Isle

REX HALL, well known
INlupanlst ~ one time with the
Fieiscrc' cartoon studio, ln
Miami vii be featured s0loi,t
~ the DeiI0t Federation Of
MUSICIANS Concert today ~ the
Belle Isle Shell Hau VII play
a concerto for Tympam
Graham 7. Oyergard VIII d.
rect the program winch follows:
Nordfc March fHarsrrl O.sr4-s
Ftreri4t Gamer Concerto GOT T.r.
rari fNt-hr--rri. Rec Hal -a ser
caprice Nsvfar CIratrf.a tEefrf.
nfti, Moo Pastoral .NsrkH1I. rruV
White over. lFe fcf.rrf
INTYugIeefgN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
shepherd
OF the Hills
Due Friday

WHEN the long awaited
w shepherd of the Hills"
comes TO the Michigan Friday.
audiences will be reminded OF
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
for more reasons than one.
Henry Hathaway, who ham
died the direction on the latter
technicolor film, welded the
megaphone on the colorful
Shepherd of. the Hills" Its
reader interest as a book is even
greater than Trail of the Lone
some Pine, for Harold Bell
Wright'S story Of the Ozark
Mountain folk has already sold
more than a million copies. The
picture deals with the same type
of people and has a scenic noun
tain background as did The
Trail"
John Wayne fans will rejoice
in the fact that their favorlte
has his most important role TO
date In he coming Michigan
attraction. Wayne, whose fame
as an actor was climaXed by his
leading role in "Stagecoach, is
co-starred with Betty Field in
the new film.
Marjorie Main, too, gets her
greatest chance IN dramatic
role in shepherd as the blind
woman whose sight is restored.
Antoine's Shown
An interesting sidelight in the
current Fox picture, sunny
which features the English star
Ann Neagle, John Carroll and
Ray Bolger, is the reproduction
Of Antoine's famous old reStau-
rant in New Orleans.
The contract which granted
R-K-O the permission 10 repro
duce the old landmark stated
that the movie version of the
restaurant must not look new or
modern in any way but must
preserve and stress the age OF
the establishment which was
founded more than 100 years
ago From all appearances, the
studio has really done its part.
Paul and Grace Hartman,
famous comedy dancers, make
their film d c but in Sunny"
When they started their dancing
career, the couple did serious
routines. but by strange twist
of fate learned that they were
more of a hit in comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Cronin Scores Again

In the Book World we find
tremendous reader intereS, In
the new novel by A. J. Cronin,
The Keys OF the Kingdom
Cronin once more turns 10 study
a man whose life is dedicated
10 serving society, and once
more achieves an engroSsing
sometimes melodramatic result
His last novel. The Citadel.
best seller published four years
ego. dealt with physicians.
His latest concerns a humble
and valiant priest. In rich word
pictures he traces the life of
Father Chisholm from his pow
erty-pressed youth in the Scot
fish fisheries through theological
training, his trials and triumphS,
TO his final crisis in old age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
New Romance Of Canada

THE Keys of the Kingdom" IS
a volume not TO be missed.
Those who enjoyed Evelyn
Eaton's Quietly My Captain
Waits" may find pleasure in her
new romance of old Canada,
Restless Are the Sails" II
must be noted that the newer
novel doesn't have the plot or
Characterization 10 match the
Captain" but in its own way
il makes good Summer reading
Bet she does better next time,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

SAGE ATTRACTIONS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-29
Diner Turned the Tables
On Conniuing Couple

Upon receiving his bill the diner
added it up and found that he had
been overcharged ST..
"How Gomez" he asked, looking
sharply at the waitress.
"Wen, you see, sir" she replied,
1.-THE cashier bet me half a dollar
that you wouldn't see it and I bet
him you would"
With a smile the customer wrote
something on the back Of the bill,
folded it, and said: "Take that
to the cashier"
She did so, and on opening it the
two were startled to read: "I'll
bet SIS I shall not be here when
you get back"
And he wasn't.
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fisk Me 4nother
q A General Quiz
The Questions

l.. How many states border or
the Great Lakes?
2. Who or what in United States
history was nicknamed "Old Iron.
Sides?
3. The independence Of the
United States was formally recog.
nized first by what country?
4. Why is Wall street so called?
S. Where is Sanscrit used as q
sacred and learned language?
6. The present Chinese name
for China, Chung Hua Min Kuo,'
means what?
Z. How far a a homing pigeon
fly in a day?
8. What is the source of the
quotation: "Old wood best tt
burn, old wine best to drink, ole
friends to trust, and old authors
to read?
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-29
RICE

FIELDING HURRY-UP YOST Of
4 Michigan was 70 years old a
month ago. He came along when
football was young and at 70 he is
still a. rugged as his West Vir-
ginia oaks or his Michigan hem
locks.
By a rule of the Western confer
ence, 70 is the retiring age, which
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-29
MOTHER IN.LAW TROUBLES?

Are you and your mother.in-lato on
speaking terms? Or is there q feud
betUeen the too Of you that resem.
bles the Martin and the Coy cpl
sodes? II the latter is true, you're
not alone in your trials. Lila and
10 thought they had the meanest
mother.inlatUs OF all. Eventually
they changed their minds. Read
Kathleen Norris stirring lesson on
forgiveness, kindness and humility.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-29

Tho coll for Across the coun-
eggs try goes tn
call
The barnyards hear it, one and all:
The message sweeps from east to
west:
mo longer, hen, your second best!"
A buzzer buzzes and it's done
A papers signed in Washington
Stenographers rush here and there
There's action in the very air;
Officials leap to telephones
The orders ring in solemn tones
Inc message flows from silver pens:
A Proclamation to The Hens.
In headlines big the news is played:
ALL POULTRY CALLED FOR
ALL-OUT AID"
The wires cross the nation sing,
An ultimatum's on the wing
BY horseback and by auto, too,
By radio and by canoe,
BY every telegraphic loop
To every hennery and coop,
Come. hen, your country calls to
One egg is not enough! Give two!"
The message whistles through the
trees
To startle birds and busy bees;
1t leaps across from farm to farm
And spreads a Hen" Revere alarm,
Awake! Get up! The COINS tough!
Get up there, hen, and do your
stuff"
The chicken houses rock and sway
To this n order, Lay, hen, lay!"
The roosts vibrate to one word
"Scram!"
AS they're abandoned on the lam;
The nests they seem to snap and
creak
AS orders reach an all-time peak!
The hens outside now scamper in,
Their faces drawn a little thin;
We've laid one egg" say three or
four;
The others answer Wal is war!"
Mayhap n sulks; she hears a
"Boo!"
And yell Of You appeaser you'll"
Then looms some organizing hen
(From Layers Union Number 1O);
"Arise!"-her cry is loud and clear,
Demand the right to bargain here!
Production speed is very nice,
But r we hens or are we mice?"
Then Washington by hens is stormed
And hencoop picket lines are
formed;
Hank! Overhead the transports dive,
The mediation boards arrive!
But lest this tale be far too long
The hens are saved; they amt done
wrong;
They sign to do the best they can
But scrap the big production plan.
Then to their nests they quickly
And give three cheers for Uncle
Sam,
Three lusty cheers (and shake a
leg)-
Three cheers, ah yes, but just one
egg!
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The AnsUers

/. Eight: Pennsylvania, New
York, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin,, Minnesota.
2. The United States warship,
Constitution.
3. France was the first country
to recognize our independence.
4. A stockade or wall extended
along it.
5. India.
6. Central Flowery Republican
Country.
7. The homing pigeon has been
credited with flying as much as
600 miles in one day.
s. Francis Bacon.
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means that one OF
the ablest and most
~colorful characters
from the American
sporting Gene has
come to the end of
a football road that
goes back to West
Virginia and the
autumn of 1895.
Only Lonnie Stage
and Pop Warner
can look back a
deeper distance to
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and everything goes well with him
at the office. My sisters husbands
are doing well, too, Kane has been
generous in helping them to better
jobs. Lately we have all started 60
ing to church again, and it does
seem very hypocritical to pray when
my own children's grandmother
never sees them because of the old
bitterness.
Time May Heal Rift.
What lore can I do? There
seems to be no use in going to see
her just to be snubbed again. Yet
for kane's sake and for the chill
dren's too I would be glad to make
peace"
In answer to Lila I am going to
quote again what was printed here
some years ago; the true story Of q
fine woman in our town.
In her case the mother-in-law was
positively hostile; she had picked
out another girl for her son, she
would not even speak to the girl he
married.
For two years Don and 10 had to
live in another city; when they re-
turned to our town 10 called on her
mother-in-law, who refused to see
her.
Breakfast With Grandma Works.
After that Don asked his wife
somewhat uncertainty if she would
mind his going to see his mother. 10
said of course not, and to take the
baby. So Don took Phyllis to call
on the old tyrant, who suggested
that they come to breakfast on Sum-
day.
For two years Don and Phyllis,
and after awhile baby Arthur, went
to have breakfast with Grandma and
Grandpa. Grandpa, by the way, was
a gentle, brow-beaten old fellow who
saw something of 10 on the sly, but
never dared face down his wife.
10 surrendered husband and chill
dren every Sunday for two years
and more, and then one day the old
lady came to see 10 and burst into
tears and asked forgiveness. Now
they all have Sunday breakfast and
many another meal together.
Smart, or just plain old fashioned
good, in all that time 10 has never
said a cruel, critical, resentful word.
She solved the problem in her own
way. and it was the way that never
fails.
Keep Calling.
So my advice to Lila is to call
again, and again after that. To ask
Kane's mother to come in for a
family supper. To ignore the past,
letting the actions of the present
speak louder than any memory of
foolish hot words in a day long dead.
For in her heart the older woman
is dying to be friends. Years of
pride and hate may have built bar
riers across and around that heart;
they are not easily lowered. But she
loves her son. and so she loves be-
You'd all other loves the children Of
her son, and she thanks God in that
stubborn soul of hers that Kane has
found a wife who has given him a
real home and lovely children.
Lila can afford to be humble, to
be patient, to be loving to Kane's
mother. Someday she may want
some other young woman, strong in
youth and beauty and love, to be all
that to her. Family unity is a thing
Of incalculable value in all our lives;
1t enriches and beauties everyday
drudgery; it puts into the souls and
characters of children something
that nothing else can replace.
Love is the irresistible weapon.
Loves manifestations in patience,
humility. forgiveness, kindness are
an arsenal no human heart can re-
sist. To make a friend of an enemy
Is one Of the privileges Of all human
experience.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-29
ADOLF'S PREROGATIVE

The Nazis emphasize that their
terrible raids on London are in re-
prisal to teach London a lesson for
bombing Berlin. Hitler. you under.
stand, alone has the right to bomb
big cities.