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Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
Bridal Shower
Given For Miss
Hattie Walker

On last Saturday evening Mrs.
Mary E. Ferguson Of 6016 South
I oomis boulevard, gave a bridal
shower honoring her niece, Miss
Hattie A. Walker, who is soon to
become bride The hostess on
this occasion had spared no pains
II make everything pleasant for
the guests who had been invited
through dainty bridal shower IN
The house was beautl-
fully decorated for the occasion,
and refreshments and nuts and
candies were served in abundance.
The bride-elect, Miss Walker,
was very charmingly dressed in
evening attire and greeted her
guests with wide smiles as they
entered the door laden with va
ried and beautiful presents. She
was assisted in receiving by her
cousins, the Misses Margaret and
Florence Pierce.
The earlier part of the evening
was spent in gay chatter, and lat
er parlor games and whist were
in until a early hour the
next morning. The many guests
present enjoyed themselves and
seemed reluctant to depart for
their homes.
Miss Walker left Saturday night,
April 27 for Kansas, where she
will be married during the fol-
lowing week.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
The Entire Nous
Banquet Dance
A Smart Event

The second annual banquet
dance of the Entire Nous club was
held in the Forum Hall on Friday
night, April 25th, honoring Capt.
E. P. Frierson, past president.
Morris served the 102 members
seated about the table. The ban
quet lasted from 8 to 10 p. m. and
then there was dancing until
Formally attired, the members
and guests presented a beautiful
picture seated at the three long
tables in the hall. Mrs. Lury B.
Hays, widow Of a former presi-
dent Of the club, and Miss Eliza
beth Galbreath were guests of
honor, seated near Mrs. Rogers,
president Of the Entire Nous Aux
iliary.
Calloway's orchestra furnished
music for the dancing that fol-
lowed the banquet. NJ G. Sax
ton was chairman Of the enter
tainment; Messrs: J. P. Stevens.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
Bethel's Gospel
Choir Concludes
18th Anniversary

The Wayman Ward Gospel choir
Of Bethel A. M. E. church present
ed a splendid musical on Sunday
night that marked the conclu-
sion Of the church's 10Th ami
versary celebration. Mrs. William
E. King was mistress Of ceremo-
MES. George Fort was the guest
speaker. There were musical
numbers by the choir under the
direction of Fred Clarke, and by
Marcus Jackson Of Antioch .Bap-
fist church and others. The pro-
gram climaxed a busy day for in
the afternoon there was a meet
ing at Quinn Chapel A. M. E.
church that brought out very
large crowd. Mrs. Minnie j.
Foote is president of the choir;
Rev. A. Wayman Ward, pastor.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

piece too carried out the color
scheme, red roses contrasting with
the beautiful white cover. The
hostesses were Gladys c. Nelson.
president Of the choir; Maude
Vance, Edna Vance, Bessie Camp
bell, M. Oldham, Mary Evans and
Corrinne Graves.
Among the other groups with
beautiful tables and unusual dec
orations were the Nellie Bomar
club, Willing Workers, Masters
Queenly Reserves, Wesleyan Ser
vice Guild, Fonda Evans Group,
Pastors Social Helpers, Louise
Montgomery club, Young Adult
Council, Excelsior club, St. Mark
Guild, Optimistic club, Thimble
Group, Business and Professional
Men and Women's Group, Friend
ship Forever, Pace Settlers, Ruth
Cleaners, Stewards Board, juan
tia K. Robinson Group, and
others.
Mrs. Catherine Johnson was
chairman of the tea committee:
DR.. Lillian Dove and Mrs. LESSEE
Terrence were her aides. Among
the many hostesses one caught a
glimpse Of Misses and Mesdames
Mary Stanfield, o. L. Lucas, Del
la Ross, Estelle Adams, Irene
Munson, Florzelle Kelly, Catherine
Keith, S. G. Perkins, Viola Love
lady, Alice B. Arseneaux, Darden,
Goolsby, L. Davis, Maggie Madi-
son, M. G. Saxton, Ellen Smiley,
A. J. Johnson, Thelma Moore,
Clarice Weston, Henrietta Doug
lass, Theoline Simpson, Aline Bell, |
LESSEE Scott, Gertrude Brown, |
Gladys Wilkins, Ethel Lacy, Mol |
ly Washington, Callie Broxton,
Irene Crook, Gertrude Scott, Col
die Farribee, Kate Warner Bush,
D. c. Rogers, T. NJ. Smith, J. H. |
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
Flower Club Tea
A Pretty Affair

The Flower Club Of Coppin A.
M. E. church gave its fourth an
niversary tea on Sunday at the
(. N. D. A. clubhouse. The place
was taxed to capacity with guests.
There was fine program pre-
sented by Mrs. Beulah Thornton,
program chairman. Mrs. ]. l..
Roberts was the guest speaker;
Mrs. Lucille Thomas, wife of the
presiding elder, sang my Task"
dedicated to the Flower Club, and
'Daddy's Sweetheart" The Chap
el quartet, made up Of Marietta
Harvey, Beulah Brown, E. Bar
nett Skyles and E. Van Skyles,
sang Bach chorales, with the di-
rector, Sterling Ross, at the pi-
ano. Constance Hunt save some
dramatic readings; John Irwin,
Jr, baritone, sang Lords Pray
er" (Malotte) and GO Down
Moses" (Cain) with Althea Ba-
ham at the piano.
A color scheme Of red and
white was carried out in the tiny
badges pinned on each guest and
in the great bowls Of roses used
in the decorations. "A delicious
punch and CONNECTIONS were serv-
ed from a table carrying out the
same color scheme.
The officers of the Flower club
are Mesdames Leila Price, presi-
dent; Jennie Dooley, vice-pres.;
Luretha Reynolds, secretary; Ma
linda Anthony, assistant sec; Min
RE Gulley, treas; Estelle Stew
ems, chairman Of the ways and
means.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
Camp Fire Girls
Plan Council Fire
For Mothers Day

The Camp Fire Sponsors are
presenting the Oececa Group Of
Camp Fire in a Mothers Day
program on May II at the APP
pomattox Club. The occasion will
be designated as the Camp Fire
Girls Council Fire. Mrs. Mayme
Mason Higgins will be guest
speaker; Miss Rose Janyce Brown
is president; Mrs. William E. King,
guardian; Mesdames Hattie Thorn
as and Curtis Mae Burson, accom-
pianists; Mrs. William T. Cradle,
executive secretary.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
ASSOCIATION OF
NEGRO CLUBS

The Association Of Negro Clubs
met on Monday evening and all
clubs were represented. Mrs.
Doris Ambrose was appointed to
represent the association in
Springfield, Ill, on the Stun
Clearance Bill. The Circle Of
Charm will be hostess for the as
ISOLATION for the month Of May.
The association reporter is bust
ness manager Of the Circle Of
Charm.
Rosetta Thompson, reporter.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

The Prologue entitled ''Wish-
ing Well Honeymoon" featured
Mrs. Alice Page McClaskey, a re
cent bride; Misses Frances Hines,
Annette Martin, Kathryn Butts,
Betty Davis, Ann King and Ca
mile Carroway in the bridal par
ty. For the Morning Canter,
Charlie and Ella Macs Rid
ing Club was featured with
Edward L. Sneed and Aubrey
McKissack as the little mas
cots. The group included L.
0. Fentress. president; Laddie
Skeffrey, vice president; Ida Les
lie, secretary; Vivian Tucker,
Treasurer; Bessie Augusta, CORES
pOnding secretary; Jack Steven
son, business manager; Chester Q.
Jones, chairman board of direc-
tors; Ina K. Boyd, riding mistress;
Joseph J. Townsend, sergeant-at-
arms; James Baker, Mittie Booth,
Mary Blanton, Richard Crawford,
Rachelle LORD, Laura Mcclellan,
Margaret Nelson, Susie Patterson,
Glenna Porter, Matte Stevenson,
Lester Stevenson, Helen Smith,
Madeline Thaddeus.
For the Sports Interlude by the
Jones Brothers the models fea-
tured were Helen Lewis, Ann Lau-
RE Pearson, Dolores Hill, Title
Donnis, Marie Davis, Sue Cox,
Eleanor Joseph, Dolores Graham,
Elizabeth Pitts, Margaret Hen
don, Josie Williams, Rosalie Hats
field, Dorothy Brewer, Mary
Jones.
For On the Avenue, a number
of models wore pretty things from
their personal Wardrobes. Among
these were Mildred Davis, A5ele
Evans, Frances Anderson, Cleo
Coleman, Camille CarroWay, Hell
en- Walker, Madeline Thaddeus,
Hertha Ward, jeanette Burns, Viii
liam Dickson, and Mr.. Tillman.
The hat models wearing chapeauX
from outstanding designers were
Fische Ella Finch, Louise Evans,
Thelma Wilemot, Hattie Davis,
and Hertha Ware.
j. Robert Johnson, conductor,
presented the Rue de Ia PaiX
scene featuring Hermion Finley,
Audrey Hill, Dolores Thompson,
Dorothy Coleman and Gonzales
Motifs in smart gowns and special
ties in draping. Clotilde, Inc.
featured Helen Walker, Madeline
Thad5 Gus, Ruth Reese, Adele Ev-
ans, Ella Edwards, Verzelle Allen.
There were male models too.
Clothes by London Tailors were
modelled by William Dickson,
William Tillman, Napoleon Reed,
Alvoid Lane, David Howard and
Walter Davenport They mo5el-
cd full dress, morning clothes,
sports clothes and white sum-
mer formal garb. Napoleon Reed
sang Con the Avenue" Posey
Flowers in a solo dance number
were outstanding.
Rhumba Caliente featured the
dance team Of Marie Hines and
William Dixon. Cleo Coleman,
Alice Dawson, Florence and Flea
nor Taylor, Madeline Thad3eus,
Dorcas Neal, GWendolyn Allen,
Sarah Bowser, Wilma Bolton, Lor-
raine Evans, GWendolyn Lehman,
Helen Sawyer, Alice Chapman,
Arthurine Johnson and Ruth Reese
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
PETER PAN

The Peter Pan club met on
Friday with Miss Ruth Parks, in
E. 58th street. They are plan
ming a cabaret party on May End
at Dawes. Bridge was featured
after the meeting and a delicious
supper served. All Of the mem
bers were present. Bertha Mae
Campbell is president.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

Howard, N. A. Diggs, Anna Clay
comb, Erna Nelson, Ruth Burney,
F. Frazier, Carrie South, M. Ben
son, Anna Wilkins and others.
Rev Matthew Clair is pastor of
st. Mark ME church.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04

M. Stamps, Edward Watts and
Pierce were his aides. 0. j. D..
Rainey, Jr., is president; j. M. E
Pierce, committee secretary; J. =.
Stevens served as master Of cere-
monies.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
Smart Models Featured
AT St. Edmund's Style Show

Edmunds and Fashion Show Friday night
brought large the Of Styles the dancing
House Building Chic
fashion show committee
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-05-04
Methodist Women Give
Pretty Tea At St. Marks

The Womens Society Christian Service which
ellie Wilkins president ST. Mark ME church Sun
packed the There
beautiful tables and Unique indeed
the chors table with patriotic The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
BUSINESS |j MEN HOLD MEETING IN GOLD ROOM
Carl Whitman of Nabesnd Mine Guest of Juneau
 Chamber df Noon

The Juneau Chamber of Commerce met for the weekly luncheon at the Barancf Gold room today, dispoSing generally of several programs in progress, discussing letter fighting the proposed making Of the Admir- alty Island National Monument, and hearing a talk by Carl Whitman, manager of the Nabesna mine.
 Whitman, saying that "a Damo- cles sword of taxation is hanging over Alaska" spoke shortly on the tax burden on Alaska mines and the transportation problem to the Ter ritoey He said the best route from the Coast to the Interior of Alaska is through Haines pass, and express cd hope that the International Highway, if and when constructed would have a spur extending from the main line to Haines.
 Rod Darnell, committee member for the Rotary Empire Soap Box Derby, announced that almost 100 boys had signed up for the June event and said that more sponsors for boys are needed
 Chamber Secretary M J. Whit tier read letter from Coast Guard headquarters in Ketchikan which asked the cooperation of Alaskans in preserving and preventing the destruction of marine buoys and markers in Southeast Alaska. The letter, recently printed verbatim in The Empire, made announcement that many light buoys and other safety precautions in the waters of this area have been damaged and destroyed, and asked the cooperation of the people of Alaska to prevent of the crime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Mrs. Ernest Gruening Is Elected Chairman Of Sponsoring Group

Election of officers was held last evening by the sponsoring commit tee of the Juneau Women's Volun- tary Service at meeting in the City Hall.
 Mrs. Ernest Gruening was elected Chairman: Mrs. William Holzheim- CT, Vice Chairman; Mrs. John A. Glasse, Unit Leader and Mrs. B. D.. Stewart, Secretary Treasurer. Mrs. Calvin Pool was selected as head of committee to secure permanent quarters for the unit.
 It was decided the sponsoring committee would meet every third Wednesday to hear reports of unit leaders and assistant unit leaders.
 Announcement was made that the first aid classes would be held Mon- day evening at o'clock in the Pub lie Health Clinic The agricultural and gardening group will meet Fri day, April 25, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the Governors House. Other units and courses will be an- nounced at later date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
GAY COMEDY ON ' SCREEN HERE AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE
Brian Aherne Rita Hay worth Are Stars os The
 Lady in Question

Love makes the world go round, and romance is not dead. That, obviously, is the message to be found in Columbia's delightful new comedy romance, The Lady in estion,' which stars Brian Aherne and Rita Hayworth at the Capitol Theatre. The seasons most delightful adventure of the heart, a rich and rewarding experience for all incurable romantics, as well as all motion picture fans who want entertainment which evokes bliss ful good humor.
 "The Lady in Question tells of a kindly middle-aged bicycle shop proprietor who is called to jury service. His warm heart is attract ed to the defendant, beautiful young woman accused of murder, and he is primarily responsible for winning her acquittal. When, later, she finds difficulty obtaining job, he moves her into his own shop as his assistant, and brings her home to his wife and family.
 The manner in which the shop keepers wife reacts to the lovely stranger, the manner in which his son responds to her beauty, the manner in which his daughters "boy friend" receives the girl - these things, plus the necessity for keeping secret her past" and for straightening out the various do- mestic difficulties which. result from her presence, make the shop keepers role an exceedingly diff cult and thoroughly delightful one. Director Vidor has exploited the role and the story to the fullest extent.
 MT. Aherne, as the shopkeeper, is seen as an amiable, sympathetic and exceedingly kindly gentleman whose minor position in life is of no importance to him. His eyes twinkle with love for the world; he is in constant bewilderment at the many complications which result from his kindly good deed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Rainbow Girls Mother-D
 Dinner Saturday

Rainbow Girls will entertain their mothers with dinner Sat- urday evening at the Scottish Rite Temple. The affair will begin at 6 o'clock and will precede regu- lar meeting of the order.
 Entertainment for the occasion is under arrangement of Maydelle George, Shirley Davis and Adrienne Glass.
 Decorations are to be planned ty Anna Lois Davis, Doris Cahill, Marilyn Merritt, Jirdis Winther, Betty Bennett and Barbara Smith.
 Those in charge of the evenings menu include Isabel Parsons, En- ma Nelson, Beverly Lievers, Esther Johnson and Violet Paul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
ATTRACTIONS AT
 10TH CENTURY
 ENDING TONIGHT
Sky Bandits, The Re. turn of Dr. X" Fea-
 tured Locally

The glorious singing voice of ra- dio star James Newill is only one of the thrilling highlights of Mono- grams "Sky Bandits new Renfrew of the Royal Mounted film which ends tonight on a double bill at the 20th Century Theatre.
 The story of mysterious death ray" which brings down planes, Sky Bandits" has Renfrew taking to the air to track down a gang of plane wreckers.
 Speavy, a member of the notori- ous Morgan gang, has invented the ray, but Professor Lewis is called in to perfect it. The professor, who believes he is working for the Government, sends for his daugh- ter, and her arrival gives Renfrew the clue for which he has been looking. M
 Synthetic blood, murder, disap- pearance, chills and thrills are seen in the thrilling perturbation of The Return of Doctor X," also playing on the local screen.
 When a young newspaper repor- ter, portrayed by Wayne Morris, ccmes across the lifeless body of an actress, the lovely Lya Lys, a series of wild adventures follow. Morris prints his story, and sev- eral days later the actress reap pears to press charges. Morris loses his job and sets out to do some private sleuthing.
 A wave of murders and disap- pearances leads him to hospital, where he meets and falls in love with an attractive nurse, Rose mary Lane. Here, he becomes sus- picious of Doctor X, Humphrey Bogart, who is assistant to lab oratory scientist, John Litel. Lane disappears, and with the help of her friend, Dennis Morgan, Morris solves the intriguing mystery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
ChapeIadiesC Convene Al Mrs. Frank Maiers

Mrs. Frank Maier entertained the Chapeladies at this weeks meeting at her home on the Glacier High way.
 Final plans were made for din- ner to be given by the Chapeiadies Saturday evening, May 3. The affair will be held at the Chapel-by-the- Lake, and will begin at 6:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Milton Ward is chairman of the dinner committee She will be assisted by Mesdames Harry Arnold Clarence Wittanen and Loren Card
 Present for the session this week were Mesdames Harry Arnold, Fred Camper, Loren Card, s. Jekill, J. Pederson, Milton Ward, Clarence Wittanen and the hostess. Visitors weer Mesdames R. Nelson, J. Green and S. Calver
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Mrs. Helen Chase to
 Visit Brother Here

Mrs. Helen Chase, sister of Will liam Bills of this city, will arrive tonight on the steamer Tongass to visit for several weeks. She is Q resident of Los Angeles.
 This will be the first time in 23 years that the two will have seen one another, and it wasn't until little over year ago that they discovered their identity as brother and sister. While still youngsters, the two were adopted by different parents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Good Attendance dt
 Townsend Meeting

The Townsend Club meeting was held last night at the LOOP. Hall, with Joe Green as guest speaker His subject for the evening was Money
 A musical program of duets and solos was arranged by Misses Mary Jukich, Bernice Mead and Luise Nelson. "Alaska's Flag was sung by all present at a closing selec- tion.
 Refreshments were served and dancing provided entertainment for the remainder of the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Roland Mead and baby son were dismissed from St. Ann's Hos- pital this afternoon.
 Ruth Cook underwent an appen- dectomy at St. Ann's this morn ing.
 Admitted for surgical care, Art Nicholson is at St. Ann's. E, A. Belardi was a surgical ad- mission yesterday at St. Ann's. After receiving surgical care, George Martin was dismissed from St. Ann's today.
 Frank Goodness was a medical admission today at St. Anns. Herman CDoc) Morton entered St. Anns today is is receiving medi- cal attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Mormon Services 10
 Be Held at Hall

Announcement has been made by the local missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints that in the future the regu- lar Sunday evening services of the Mormon Church will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, 209 Franklin Street. The pub lie is invited to attend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Mrs. VanderLeesf
 On Visit 10 States

Mrs H. R. VanderLeest 8 i d south yesterday on the Princess Norah on an extended trip for the next two CT three months.
 She will visi, friends and rela- tives along the coast as far south as Les Angeles. MT. VanderLeest plans to join her in California With in a few weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Public Invited To Girl Scout
 Affair Saturday


 A Folk Dancing Festival, preceded by a dessert luncheon, will be an event of Saturday afternoon begin ming at l:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. Sponsors for the af- fair are Girl Scouts of Troops 3. Mrs. Ernest Gruening will be guest speaker for the afternoon, her subject being International Girl Scouting"
 Reservations for the luncheon and festival may be made with Mrs. Lynn Gemmill at Blue 273. The funds derived from the affair are to be used for camp and various troop activities. The public is extended a cordial invitation to attend.
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to be prepared He admitted he had helped the phenomenon along bit, but wouldn't say how.
 All present, surveying the crop. seemed content to wait for fur ther developments before press ing him for his secret.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17

Burgess Meredith was dressing to keep date with Ginger Rogers in Tom, Dick, and Harry" and was having trouble finding a coat both he and Carson Kanin, the di- rector, liked.
 Kanin suggested, guilelessly, T think it should be one like mine"
 "Ill wear yours, then" said Buzz. Kanin forked over (His draft call awaits only completion of the picture anyway)
 But this is an interesting habit of Merediths. Tt helps me get into character better" he ex- plains. As Tom, or Dick, or Harry q never can remember which) Meredith wears few of his own clothes. He strolls around the set looking over the crew and others. selects a sweater worn by one man, a shirt from another, trous- CTS from another--and puts the finger on the desired article. He swaps his own clothes for them.
 Dave Quirin is studio employee who frames and hangs the stars. Dave used to be a standby car- penter on the Rudolph Valentino sets. One day they wanted pie ture of Valentino fancily framed, and Dave did it. Since then he has framed and hung thousands of star photos-for movie sets, office walls, distinguished fans.
 It was Dave who solved the problem on "Skylark" when Mark Sandrich needed framed photo of Claudette Colbert and Ray Mill land, supposed to have been taken five years before. They called in Dave and explained.
 That's easy,' he said.
 A few minutes later he came back with a framed photo of the pair-from "The Gilded Lily" made five years ago, co-starring Colbert and Milsand.
 Tcnsorial note: the dome Of Cecil B. DeMille, bald and shining for the 2e years he has been in Hollywood, is beginning to sprout a thin fuzz.
 DeMille was ceiling it to attea- ton, via his public address sys- tenn. while making a test of Roo- crt Preston. He wanted one and all
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Marthas Dinner
 Is This Evening

The annual Martha Society din- ner is being held today between 5 and ' o'clock in the Parlors of the Northern Light Presbyteria n Church.
 The affair is public. Mrs. Florine Housel is in charge of the menu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
sEJF-PROTECTION?

CHARLESTON, s. C.-Sign in a Charleston business establishment. NO gambling not inter fere with work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-17
Hollywood Sights And Sounds
By Robbin Coons :

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, April IT, The Motion Picture Mothers, Inc, had party the other eve. It was quite a shindig, with a show by Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney, Grace Hayes and son Peter Lind Hayes and other entertainers and dancing for all
 MPM, Inc, is charity organi- zation with sure-fire approach. One of it's objectives is to see that movie old timers get a living out of the movies, and the technique is a demonstration of the literal truth that charity begins at home.
 A Mama, for instance, tackles her son who happens to be a movie director. Now son. says Mama, here's case that needs attention, and know there's spot for her in that picture you're doing. What about it?"
 And what son--be he director, star, or producer-is going to talk to Mama?
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