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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27

REFUSE TO PROVIDE
CANNON FODDER
B Ths youth Of Amsries shall not be
sseri6esd on the altar of Empire.
IL 10 not too late to halt their fate
compared TO which dsusb,srsd
cattle are fortunsts - Protected
from torture by humans laws
THE people Of these United States
are the rightful masters Of both
Congress and Courts-not 10 over
throw the Contribution but TO over
throw the men who psrvert the
Constitutios." ABRAHAM LiaeoIn).
while We are familiar with German
aggression in Europe do wa realize
that Britain has addsd an estimated
100000 square miles TO hsi en-
pire since 1897 And that Canada
has no compulsory military service
(Drsft) for overssssi Wars do not
happen, they are made. We, the
Public, have and must rsdsubis our
efforts to keep our beloved country
out Of the universal slaughter and
only thus can we help establish q
worldwide democracy and restore
an unhappy humanity TO sem
blanoe Of peace. EXERCISE THE
RIGHTS GRANTED YOU BY
u. S. CONSTITUTION - Write
immediately to your SENATOR'S
and CONGRESSMEN TO KEEP
l.. s. A. OUT OF VAR
A Million Letters Now
Nav Save Millions of Lives
Peace House, working with religious
and peace organizations OF long
| standing, appeals TO all young men
who are opposed to war from either
/ religious or humanitarian convictions
JECT0R" on thsr draft question
/ nsire. After years Of ardent work for
peace, our Government recognizes
/ this right. II 10 = matter OF interest
/ to observe that after England's many
/ months Of war, Cana s does not have
1 compulsory military service tor over
seas, and in England over $4,000 Con-
| seientious obieetors are engaged in
1 peaceful employment. 1T is NOT
NECESSARY TO BELONG TO A
yRELIciOUS SECT OR SOCIETY TO
4 BE A CONSCIENTIOUS DIRECTOR,
ALTHOUGH SOME DRAFT BOARD
| OFFICIALS ARE STILL APPAR-
EMILY IGNORANT OF THIS
| PHASE OF THE LAW. II you are
/ convinced that killing your fellow
i men 10 contrary TO the law of GOD
and MAN and wish advice and sus-
/ sestions for filling your draft ques-
Il tionnsire as Conscientious Objeotor,"
write. sending carefully sei-sd-
Il dressed stamped envelope.
MRS. =. SERGEANT CRAM
PEACE HOUSE
Esfsb ilshed 1913
IIeth -. ssd Finh Ave, y. v. City
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Protest. Aimed at
Milk Price Boost .

LOS ANGELES. Nov II up -
Retailers and consumers protested
today against a proposed increase
in milk prices for the Los Angclef
area
G. j. Carey, chief OF the burea,'
OF market enforcement OF the state
department OF agriculture. callc,
meeting at the state building tC
hear comment on distributors re
quest for increased prices.
Arden Farms. Inc, the Carnatio'
Co. and the Golden State Co. Ltd
presented an amendment 10 th'
present milk schedule asking ap
prOval OF increases OF from one t.
one and one-half cents IN the pric'
of milk sold in gallon con
tainerS
Half-gallon prices in stores woul
be increased one cent to "a Ce'y.
and the delivered price one am
Onc-half cents to 24i2 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
City Tax Penalty
Effective Nov. u

El Centre City Clerk Neal Gavin
Wednesday issued a gentle remindGr
to the city'S debtors Taxpayers
that after November "a. first half
assessments will be 10 per cent
higher than they are now.
In other words. the taxes becomc
delinquent on that date. and the
law says all unpaid assessments
there will be levied a 10 per cent
penalty.
First half city taxes became due
and payable October l. UP To
Wednesday morning, the clerks Of
flee had collected a total Of S27747.
The collections were mostly on the
smaller amounts. The important
money never starts rolling in until
a few days before the delinquent
date
Total city taxes for both current
fiscal year halves will be $244,77G
Second half levieS become dclIn-
quent in April of next year
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

dent Of the International Alliance
Ct Stage Employees ,AFLD. Vas SEN
fenced to eight years in prison
and fined $4,000 Bioff was Browns
personal representative" and west
coast leader of the union.
Bio4 and Browne were convicted
on Nov 6 after a trial of II days.
They had been indicted for vio-
lation of the notwithstanding law,
conspiracy and eXtortion. Each had
been liable to a mXlmum sentence
of 80 years in prison and $4,000
fines.
Although the indictment charged
they had extorted S550,000 from
four major film companies, wit
ncsses ran the figure up to S887O0O
collected on the threat Of calling
wide strikes.
A parade of motion picture ex-
ecutiyes testified at the trial Mich
olas NJ. Schenck, president OF
LoeW'S, Inc. Harry NJ. Maj. Albert
Warner of Warner Brothers Pic
lures. Inc, Joseph Mosskowitz, vice
president of Twentieth Century Fox
Film Corp, and Austin c. Keough,
vice president of Paramount PIC
lures. Inc, testified that they had
paid Bioff $4,000. Other witnesses
placed the figure at 1897 900.
Bioff testified in his own de-
fense, but Browne did not. BIOL
said he had acted as a collecting
agent for various motion picture
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Unionists Resign
FederaI Agencies

#.. afee,os %: 'hc Go
.... ...## Caara4 had tor
80 W. House ia.
.#. 80 - board CIC
-. Gasas a.sa VA sad
.f..' - frs.sHafIau - tac
..,. ..e..
i.. ..s - .aba. representa-
'.'' =. 80 aaaiaupa board panel
-. - e.,aate between the
a.-,..s - h4fta.o. and 'hc
'l'N ia.sa &.t#ma5lr Hmtcr,
.'. . .aa5H representative on
'.. ...e ae#aas lAe elspatc be
. o.. '.s .a'e.aafohal HaI}cs,cg
#a. :..e o. aaG ~"
..e #,c.aMea' .abor olil-
ssas. - ncGat.1n board
a. - - 90 members
.#. a9pcI. aKc.S
'.. 49, - dr. probably Mi
.. o....., #.# H.G etcuts durng
... ... a#a.#e IL aGmlniStra-
.e....s aoe; police, CO..
d.. -. 4eaiatlon machinery
f'.s.s 1aaid preclpitate
..e - fnaps.so:s arbitration
$50. ...lf.a. aef.an III the labor
f:..4 4.t4#'a ~ III mcdlauuL
.p.'aa u fohn / Lewis
.... -: L ..d5n shop for his
NJ @a:tet. 9t America
,..H.se - pit. may II 1t
W. j. .aae 4ani ucxt week
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Cl0 Ties Up Vast
Tank Orders While
New Strike Looms
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ordnance plant. while 2.lG4 AFT.
building c.afumen went back tc
then lob. "A elRht san Deg
ca. navy projects
K q Bitter secretary of thc
San Diego building trade council
,a!d Fedora! Concllator Harry
Nalcom Aad arranged the settle
mcn' IN conferences With Cat
Jalnc' + Mathews and UNION Of
(. .aL The bdck-to-W -WorE mStru-
tlOLs were ISSUED a. the navy pre-
pared 20 brraK the strike with
cIvil >"5IIcr employees
Ia" Waikoat at Canton Vas ord
cred effective Wednesday by N
stalIatlon workers belonging 10 AFL
mBCh.uIst union The UNION has
dcmandcd bargaining nights at the
Ordnanr" plant which recently
Was placed IN operation
: Before 'hr strlkc call. Icprcsenta-
iiycs OF The union. TIC navy depart
mcnt and the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing company which
operates the plant. had arranged
Il conference for Wednesday A navy
spokesman charged the Walkout was
ordered by a wildcat outfit
WELDERS BALK
San Francisco Bay area weldcrs
carly Wednesday snarlcd peace
plans for the Pacific Coasts 81
$50 600 900 defense shipbuilding IN
dustry with an announcement that
they would stand pat on demands
Tor reinstatement of four members
al!cEcdiv locked out IN the face Of
refusal Of AFL union representa-
t.ycs 10 agree 10 the proposal
Thry ammo tlccd. following an
oakland meeting. that the men
must be reinstatcd BY 40 D. III
Wednesday or else the dispute will
20 right back 10 where 1t was wher
the OPM stepped in
WcldcrS Wcr striking in I've Pu-
get sound and four Los Angeles
.hlpyarda for autonomy when the
c,fcc Of production management
last week prevailed upon the mel
70 return 70 work pending meet
lnR In Washington next Monday
Ed Rainbow. business agent fol
local s Of the AFT boilermakers
union and president Of the bay area
metal trades council said the mel
would not be permitted to return
% work
They haven't any right TO work
he said We're not compromising
with any representatives of dua.
unionlsm They can strike If they
want TO. but the metal trades
council Will not recognize any suct,
picket llpeS."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
SaIfon Sea Game
Refuge Boundaries
Must be Observed

Another warning against hunting
H. 'ac oalton sea Wild life rcfu,<
A. sued Wednesday by state
GaMr Warden L"o RoSSi,er.
Iac refuge is well posted he
$50 and must not be used as
hunting ground %
H. eaId three game wardens ar
I'D I've hunters in the game ref
ia recently and each was fined
<aa II We5tmorland justice court
THr Group included r. c. Mccall
AID J VI Hart Of Imperial, H II
Hcrrel Of Bell and Jacob Lahm
aad Alfred Nofieke. all of Los An
gr.cs Rossiter said they had fire
am and ducks in their posses
sion when arrested within the con-
fnes Of the refuge The had driven
b. tie signs. Rossitcr said. and
pafEed their cars inside the ref
ulc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Britoin. Soviet
Claim NeWCdins

available for dispatch to the Far
East in connection with the i'm
pending showdown on threats of wa!
between the United States and ia
pan. Informed sources in London
also said that the British Wero
seeking "A clearer outline Of Ameri-
can policy in regard TO the Far East
50 that they would be able to make
important decisions in regard tc
aiding Russia and TO defending tho
Middle East.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Powell Funeral
Slated Wednesday

Funeral services for Wilbur
james Powell, %, Holtville cafe
owner Killed in traffic accident
at the Alamo bridge west of Holt
FllIc Sunday, were scheduled at
tHr Lemons chapel in FL Centre
a : p. IN. Wednesday with buria.
- take place at Evergreen ceme-
terry
Among the survivors are his step
mother, Mrs. c. w. Powell at
Pheasant Hill, Mo two sisters, Mrs
John Dyson Of Long Beach ant
Ms. Raymond Dodson of Seattle
and two brothers, Charles Warrel
Powell and Lyle c. Powell, both
Of Denver. Colo.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

companies az tEat the money was
TO be USE 70 forestal! what he
called "sand-bagging" legislation
harmful TO the industry
Bio.fs chief defense was that
he collected tae money at the re-
quest of Nicholas NJ. schenck and
that ne turned all of it over 20
Nicholas brother. Joseph, chairman
of the board Of Twentieth Century
Fox. now serving a prison term
for evasion Of Federal income tax
taxes.
Bioff said that Brown had MOTH
ing to do with the collection. Other
testimony showed that Bioff once
had told Nicholas Schenck
Il want you to know that I am
the boss I elected Browne and L
got Jim the job as president.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Draft Dodger Gets
Term in Prison

Ip- t%G1EIF.5. Nov T. up
..'' -. Eaans OF Redlands
". r.a'eueeG to two anu
.. .-J .,aa III PRISON for yio-
... - -. seicctve service act.
+ a.a J...gc Ben Harrison dcnl-
'C pa. To- probation
- ~. - aid before sentence
a"Hg q tia, hc had not
.. e. IN utrlfude gcrardlng ser
~ tie armed forces.
.s#fa feiu-ed ~ register
'nWH. hr va 4 "conscicntous OBJ
j.. 'p@ II foar attitude. in thi.
80. .aI ILL fsacg. sad Harrison
.'4 a.' Ap' entitled to any con-
E. y ,.om tbs court
'.t!farr took that point of
saalrg would be IN a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Yichy War Leader
Perishes in Crash
On Eve of Report

t'..fa.##a 8am l'aEc Ouel
i'.'..l el..cd un AIm 10
'le3.Ytlalous which
t. n3I:#aa 10 conduct Witl.
4.- 10
D. .....l -. .I.hca tAe arlnlatlce
i:H.. o. Js.n" u at Rethon-
a. t.s .afne railway car II
... -. .aas. 5cfore the Germans
.... .... tl't defeat At the HANDS
-. a.lel armlcs Three days
t.. 'an u. HGLtNgcr signed
.. Hmc u French arIni8tice with
''. II" .D.ci4sntly WaS hcad
.' /. 90 tim tIcc commission
-. ..t.aaea
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Food Price Boost
Due, Farmers Warn

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov. II. tUP
Warning that the public mus
expect to pay higher prices TO-
food came today from the annua
convention OF the California Farm
Bureau Federation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
WEATHER

Southern California; Cloudy Wed
ncaday, light rain north portion
and moderately heavy rain south
and southeast portion; light rain
"Wednesday night and Thursday
cooler, gentle to moderate variable
winds north Of San Pedro. moderate
TO fresh northeast winds from
Cceansidc TO San Diego, becomin.
north and northwest and abatlnP
At night
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Bioff Fined $4,000. Gets
1O-yeur Prison Sentence

NEW YORK. Nov. II CUP'-WIl-'
liam Bioff. convicted extOrtioner of
more than $3.50 900 from the motion
picture industry was fined $4,000
today and sentenced to ten years
in prison
George E Brown, former presi-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
No More Bi0ffs'
UniOnisf Promises

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
RUSSIA PRAISED

RUSSIA PRAISED
KlnR George, putting special en-
1hasiS on relations with tho Unite,
states and We 'uHrXamplcd' wal
id from America, SAID that de-
iVcrlcS were being made 10 Rus
ia He praa.cd tn" heroic resistance
Britain s newest ally
Both tie king and the prlm.
1inistcr warned that Britain faces
reat difficulties and hardships IN
he coming days, but there scrmcd
. be some basis for encouragement
II reports from the eastern .ront.
Germany claimed come @dila to-
ard RO1tOv. IN the Ukraine. but
io6COW SAID that these SiIpht ad-
aucrS had been made at terrible
rice III men and machines. with
estimated 1890 AXIS raeIaltieo
II the lat few days.
The Germans also reported that
hey Wrrr squeezing the Russian
%er more tightly IN the Crime
md had reached the eastern coast
,Outh II Kcrch where narrow
@atcr gap :"rmalca the Crime.
from the mlu.aId route 10 the
Iauca2u3 oil ncld,
DRIVE BOGS DOWN
On the MOSCOW front. Berlin SalC
hat som" piugrrs,, had been made
around 1ula lCO miles south G.:
Moscow, but that icy weather anC
sub-ZcrO temperatures had at0ppc,
most operations.
The Russian and British reports
Wcrc that aXl, armies had boggeG
down ON almost every sector al e.
hDugh It VA acknowledged tha'
new German thuSta had crcatrd n
ser!0us situation III the Tula ts'a
III general, however, the trend OF
British and Ru.,lau statements wa,
more encouraging
This British clam of mounting
strength was demonstrated IN MAJ"
different fields TINS week. lneluu-
ing a statement by Alfred Duff
Cooper. cabinet representative II.
the Far East that Brush battle
hips already are speeding toWard
he Pacific
Prime Minister Chncmll previous
ly had SAID that big warahipa were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
CORRECTION

II was r. p. Moore instead Of
Mrs. Moore who was appointed to
serve with Mrs. j. B. McNeeco as
representative of the FL Centro Co
ordinating council on the recrea
ton commission The wrong name
appeared in the Post Press Tues
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
BOWEL WORMS
CAN'T HURT Me-!
Thst's what YOU thinki

f"nrn ihr tru'Ll %o"ad. y,i' i,cn.y for you
~ nuyir,dy anywhere IA catch" round
wofrur. And tls q l,IY creatures can cnus"
pIrat dut'- ln.l'. you. "'thom gour cUcn
LoOp,np ohHf D ..u
Usc Jnync'n NcrmifuRc 10 drive out round
worrH tcfpr" they can "g't set and make
trouble. JaJnr'R Is Aroricn'n beet known
,rOIrirtnry worm u"di,ln,. uhod By mill
ions iDi over II trh,uIy.
when you uo'ir" fdgoiinY. itchy nose ox
Leat. uncnsy ntmnHrh. loo. E weight suspect
Ionndwnrmn and get JAyne'A Nermfugr
tight HwAy Il rs.rrlH stubborn worms. yet
Hcts very gently When no worms are there.
IL works merely nz a mild laxative. Demand
JEyns's Yermifuget Al all drug ptores.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

Continued from Page Oncl
'cnsivc was in line with past aug-
}cstlons by the British government
eadrrs and Indicated the trcmen-
'Ous strain that has been put or
he empires resources. II indicated
90, that Churchill believes the
russians can MAINTAIN an easter.
front.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.

No. 2007l
SU Nj No Ms
Russell Ycagcr. Attorney for
Plaintiff.
EMMA KATHERINE BUCKLEY
Plaintiff.
VS..
MORTIMER JOSEPH BUCK
LEY, Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO MORTIMER JOSEPH
BUCKLEY, Defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the Complaint in an
action entitled as above brought
against you III the Superior Court
, of the County of Imperial, State
Of California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county; or
within thirty days If served else.
Whefe.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded In the com
] plant. as arising upon contract
or she will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded In the
Complaint.
i Given under my hand and the
seal OF the Superior Court of the
County Of Imperial. State OF Cali
! fornla. this oath day of September
/ l9il.
w J. McCLELLAND,
Count Clerk.
BY q. O. KENYON,
Deputy Clerk.
! (Ol-8-l5 22-29 N6-l2-i9-26}
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

Rustling taffeta in white
with cleaning nailheads.
velvet trims in red and
blue for Il patriotic mo-
tif sheer nets with
s'equins, taffeta with
lace, black taffeta and
white net combinations
also taffetas in gold,
lipsticA, beige and black.
The m o S t glamorouS
frocks you've seen for
successful holiday par
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12
Evening Bags 3.98

-Black silk pouch bags for evening wear
with gorgeous gilt mountngs the npw
idea in evening bags and with go with
any evening costume
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

Here IN black and the popular red
Jackets and wraps are especially
wearing with your party frocks .
tip and 3.4 lengths with satin liz
them now at 1898 to 1878.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-12

- .9t5s D,.l hgen'
Nd Blair. Agent -- Phone t5e
81, D.,.ss sssss ns~vs s:sAsra rss' Ticket 0"'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
WHORE CHOSEN

I hear, through the grapevine
route, that she only has one more
picture on her present M-G-M
contract so it's possible she may
think il good idea 10 make her
outside movie now.
Those who know their Broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
StardOn1
Looms
For ROddy
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS

WOOD, Nov. 19.-I
don't suppose there was any
doubt in the minds of anyone at
Century Fox tn I
Roddy Mcdowell would be a sem
sation after he was seen in How
Green Was My Valley" but not
even Daryl Zanuck realized the
little boy would become famous
over night after the picture was
shown in New York.
Roddy has been so much edi-
torialized in the New York papers
and by those of us who saw him
here in Hollywood that Daryl
appreciated the thing TO do was
TO find an important story for
him. So S45.000[and that Amt
lhay-has been paid for MY
Friend Flicka." the story Of boy
and a horse by Mary O'Hara for
Roddy.
He appears In Confirm OF
Deny" and in another picture
called Sunny Side" but neither
role is comparable to the one in
the novel bought for him.
Since Freddy Bartholomew ha'
grown up, Shirley Temple young
lady. there's room for new chile
actor and Roddy seems TO fill tha'
bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Frontenac Revue
Features LaMon+e

DANCES, such as soft-shoe
Interpretation of the song. Rose
Room" are again brought to the
Club Frontenac in the inimitable
style Of Jean LaMonte. favorite
of the Karyl Norman male revues
Of two seasons ago.
The two nightly shows star
Billy Herrera. dynamic Spanish
singer.
LaMonte, who has played long
engagen. g in clubs along the
entire Atlantic Coast for the past
two years. opens this week in the
featured spot.
Others of the 20-entertainer
cast lend their talents to rounding
out 30 acts which include every
thing from comic songs and paro-
dies TO the colorful ensemble
numbers of the dancing Six Ador-
ahleS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Dewey Tops
Three Trees Revue

HEADING an all star cast of
headline sage favorites at the
Three Trees is George Dewey
Washington, famous "old man
river baritone who opened here
last Monday night.
Assisting Dewey are the three
Bye sisters. harmonizing popular
songs: Joyner and Foster. with
vaudeville skit of I'm the Army
Now" Chocolate and Mutt, mad
monks of rhythm, and the Three
Trees jitterbugs.
Dave Wilbourns and his boys
provide dance and show music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

way appreciate how close the late
Sam Harris was to George NJ.
Conan when each was struggling
for recognition. They married
sisters-the pretty Nolan girls,
so IL is interesting that Richard
Whorf, who is slight and dark like
Sam, has been chosen for the Har-
ris role in Yankee Doodle
Dandy"
Although Whorf, formerly asso-
ciated with Lunt and Fontanne,
has made three pictures, only one
has been released.
Ona Munson's nose breaking
stunt, I am sorry to say, did her
no good. Rosemary De Camp was
chosen today to play Cohan's
mother.
There has been a lot of chatter
about Ona,s nese5soHe say IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
ANY DAY NOW

Don't be surprised if Norma
Shearer.s next address is the War
ner studio. Her. M-G-M contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
tFolies' and Ink Spots
Coming to Michigan Stage

Foiies Bergere will be teamed
at the Michigan with Claudette
Ray Milland- Brian
Aherne in "Skylark," romantic
comedy from the stage play and
the serial "Streamlined Heart"
INK SPOTS DECEMBER 5
ON Friday, December 5. the
Ink Spots. internationally famed
sepia quartet, arrive on the
stage in person with Erskine
Hawkins and his famous Tuxedo
junction" orchestra.
Warner Brothers record break
ing Gary Cooper production. Ser
geant York" will have its Detroit
premier on Friday. December y,
with plenty of gold braid to signal
the long awaited opening. Joan
Leslie. Detroit's own star, has her
greatest screen opportunity IN the
picture which ranks as one Of the
top box-office grossers OF the
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

THE MICHIGAN Theater open.
ing of Birth of the Blues" star
ring Bing Crosby, Mary Martin,
Rochester. Brian Donlevy and
Jack Teagarden's orchestra, to-
gether with the Marx Brothers
Big Store" today. starts the
theater on a big Winter schedule
IF bookings taking IT well into
the holiday season.
The first biz stage show of the
Winter season. "Folies Bergere'
with a cast OF 90. including many
lovely and famous models and
showgirls. and dozen variety
acts, arrives at the Michigan
Friday. November %.
DALEY TOPS ACTS
Cass Daley. madcaD songstress.
will top the acts that include,
among others. the diminutive An
DIRE Ratoucheff and his troupe in
the world famous Wooden Sol
diers" parade; and Fred and his
hilarious football dogs.
Among the numerous and spec;
tacular production numbers are
illusions OF Paris" with its
dazzling ensemble of girls, the
exotic "Alergia' scene, and spe-
cial Apache" scene. There are
over 200 costumes in the show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

calls for an outside movie and
at this moment she is reading
THE Gay Sisters" Yes, 1 know
il was purchased for Bette Davis
but Bette cannot possibly make
all the movies the enthusiastic
Warner bosses have for her.
There just aren't that many
months in the year.
Henry Blanke. the producer, is
eager to get The Gay Sisters"
started and Norma is interested
especially since she would have
such a good acting role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

was a p. A. stunt-others that
she did fracture a small bone.
London is paging Jeffrey Lynn.
oh, not for the war, but 10 be
starred in Thunder ROCK for
Boulding Charter Film Company.
That's the organization that made
Pastor Hail." the highly, contro-
versial story which James Roose-
Welt bought and released, and in
which the First Lady herself said
a foreWord