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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
New Bill AT Rialto FRIDAY

Susan Hayward, who plays Hester.
a modern Scarlet o'Hara, in this
filming OF the Charles Bonner
novel, Legacy"
The two current stars who en-
rich their laurels in Adam Had
Four Sons" are Baxter and Miss
Bergman. the latter making her
second American appearance. Fay
Wray. Helen Wesley. Johnny
Downs. Richard Denning, Robert
Shaw and Charles Lind were
among supporting players singled
out for plsudits and Gregory Rat
offs direction was highly praised.
Blonde Goes Latin" starring
Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake and
Larry Sims, completes the new
bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Laughing At Ddger And "SOus In Palt At Riviera Today
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL IhEAIERS

R0NN-lfeores Murphy snd Lucllsf
Bal n a Giri. A Guy. aad = GOO
sinis Gilmore and william Henry
IN Jennie 20. 40. $40
RIALTo-Fredric March and Betty
F1eld n Victory i.i3. 4.1s. TI3.
lois. also Jackie Cooper sno I'd
es Brsoken n Life With Henry.
Ms SIC Bon Mickey Rooney and
Lewis stone IN Andy Hsrdy's Pm
Fste Secretary IL IS. 3sio. 8 so
SIS. also Prank Morgan IN VIVID
Man Of Borneo- ! 40 o5. SIS
BLU usE-Chsries orape~fn and
i7.so. s.s. ! so 10 90 also Mepi.
ooeron snc Ralph Richardson IN
The Lon Has Wings, Il 30. } as.
RI,IrRs-Frsnk psrTo IN .IAushins
40 a. sou, H. IN p Psws 70 a 40
400. $40 sos. 1915
RFTtR> sHDNI~gs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bruce IN The
Invisible Woman also Trail OF the
vigiiantes with FrAnchot Tone
and Broderick Crawford
Greene In I Was an Adventure:
also Wayne Morris and Jane Wy
man N Gambling on the High
Seas"
COMMUNITY = Gary Cooper. Made
line Carroll and Preston Foster in
Northwest Mounted Police"
KAY sTREEJ-Henry Fonda in The
Return OF Prank James" also
Weaver Brothers and Elviry In
Grand Old Opry-
PARK-Aariene Dietrich and John
Wayne In Seven sinners; also
Cesar Romero and chris-pin Martin
in The Gay Cabailero
PROCTOR-Edvard O Robinson in
a Dispatch from Peuters" also
William Holden In Those Were the
Days
REsItRT-0ary Cooper and Made
leine Carroll in Northwest Mount
ed Police
REN-Ernest Truck and Louise Fair
banks in Calling All HusbAnds":
also Anita Louise and Bruce BEN
nett IN The Phantom Submarine
sHELI.-wsllsce Beery and Leo Car
rillo In wyoming also the Ritz
Bros and Andrew Sisters in AR
sentine Nishis"
st>sET-Gary Cooper in "Northwest
Mounted Police" also Roger Pryor
and Eve Arden in She Couldn't
TENPIE-clark Gable and Bedy La
MARI in "Comrsds X: also John
Garfield and Brenda Marshall in
East Of the River"
LIBERTY. Puynllup - Robert Young
and Randolph Scott in Western
Union; also Miriam Hopkins and
Claude Rains in The Lady With
Red Hair"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

ers were guest artists from olyn-
pia and Seattle. Quite naturally.
the highlight Of the evening was
the appearance OF Betty Lee Ben
nett and John Kinney. Seattle pro-
fessionals who have just returned
from a most successful season In
the East.
The writer has seen them
on several occasions and while
he haa always held them In
high regard he saw IN unbe-
iievsbIe improvement In their
timing and execution. Yes.
these two Northwest cham
pions have gone . long way
during the pat year and GER
tainly rank with the country's
most polished skaters.
However. II would have been an
excellent show had there been no
out-of-town talent on the bill.
With such skaters A. Shirley
Smith. Kathryn Mcdonald. Tom
Gilshsnnon. John johnson. Donna
Rogers. Patricia Greenup and Mar
rsret Clarke, augmented by the
group numbers in which the MEM
bers of the Lakewood Figure Skat-
ing club participated. the Second
Annual Ice Carnival II something
Of which Tacoma may well Be-
proud.
The entire bill will be repeated
again tonight and II you enjoy
entertainment which IL q happy
combination Of beauty. grace.
speed and thrills not TO men,
ton a generous dash Of comedy
drop in At the ice arena on
the shores Of Lake Steilacoom.
where II may be had in generous
quantities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
The Silver Blades

With Dsffodn Queen Pauline
Martin sitting on her throne at
the extreme end Of the rink. the
Lakewood Figure Skating club
presented its second annual ice
carnival to . packed house last
night.
The entire structure WAS attrsc-
lively decorated for the occasion
and II In unlikely there were any
in the capacity audience who
would disagree with the statement
that the show was the finest of its
kind this city has ever seen.
One narveled ~ the still of
The locai skaters and found u
hard 70 believe that but .
shors time ago Ice skating WAS
practically unknown In this
city. Certainly there were few
snsoag the younger generation
who could call themselves en-
perts. To-day. thanks IA the
Lakewood arena. Tacoma has
taken lie place with other
Northwest cittes In point Of
talent and ability.
AuGmenting the local perform
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Queer Lindsey Parsons signed
pretty Joy Hodges. well known
radio and stage vocalist. Miss
Hodges meteoric screen career
began after she was discovered
BY talent scouts singing with jim
mis Grier's orchestra at the Bit
more Bowl in Los Angeles.
Playing opposite Mo Hodges
In the male romantic lead IL
George Houston. who 10 also .
popular singer in his own right.
Rounding out his cast, Parsons
signed the popular screen favor
ties Kay sutton. veda Ann Borg,
Guy Usher. Lillian Elliott and
Betty Compson.
Sharing the screen il Souls in
Pawn" q feature for adults only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

The latest adventure a. the little
man who IL always In trouble In
titled. Andy Hardy's Private Sec
rotary and. A. IN the past. In
cludes Mickey Rooney. Lewis
stone. Fay Holden. Ann Ruthsr-
ford and Sara Hsden However.
there have been certain important
additions 70 the cast IN the per-
sons Of Gene Reynolds. Ian Hunter
and Kathryn crsyson.
Just % long a. Hollywood con-
tinues 10 make motion pictures of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

- AAANAA 8fNAA- ANHAha
George Murphy. Lucille Bal and
Edmond OBrien head ths cast ~
the offering. with Murphy as the
sailor and oBren. a brilliant
young newcomer. as the business
man When the secretary goes 70
work for the executive she Is al
ready planning marriage to the
sailor, but the employer-smploys
relationship soon comes to have a
romantic tinge.
Neither man u aware Of this,
however. and matters move swiftly
into hilarious complications as the
executives fiances breaks her
engagement 10 him. the heroine
realizes that shes falling in love
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
frankie Darro
Star Of Bill
Strong Cost Seen
In Adventure Tole

One of the finest casts ever OBJ
tanned for a Frankie Darro pro-
duction Vas signed IN support Of
the young star for his current
Monogram oomedy-drsms, Laugh
ing at Danger which is sched-
uled IN open today At the Riviera
theater.
Once again that eolored stage
and screen fsvorite, MAINTAIN More
land. shares top honors with young
Dsrro. For the feminine lead. Pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

tiic huNA ltltdktls
with her boss. and the sailors Wild
schemes To finance his honeymoon
keep going astrsy.
How II AL turns out makes for
the gay ending to this high-speed
film, which IL hailed as one Of tn.
seasons funniest comedies and
which bears the mark OF Lloyds
long experience in creating laugh
ter on the screen.
Richard Wallace directed the
offering, and the featured cast in
cludes Henry Travers, Franklin
Psng born, George Cleveland.
Kathleen Howard. Mady correli
and Lloyd corrigan.
Jennie" featuring Virginia Gil
more. shares the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

Mix remaining ingredients 10
make a dressing and place a
mound on each piece of fish.
Sprinkle all with finely
chopped bacon and bake i'm a
hot oven (450 degrees until
fish is dene-It should not take
over 10 minutes if the fillets are
not over IL inches thick. Serve
with tartar sauce if desired.
Serves 5.
Fish FiIIefs
! y pounds fish fllets
Salt and pepper
! can condensed tomato soup
a cup water
You may use lake trout, bass
or pike. Arrange filletS in bak-
ing pan. Sprinkle with salt and
pepper. Combine tomato soup
and water and pour over fish.
Bake in moderately hot oven
(375 degrees for 25 to 30 min
uteS. Serves 3 or 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Perch Especially Tasty
When Cooked Shore STYLE

GOLDEN BROWN crunchy
fiSh-COoked to a turn-makes a
delicious and economical entree
for family or guest meal. Serve
with French fried potatoes,
broiled tomatoes and fresh
vegetable salad.
Perch are excellent cooked
shore style. To prepare them,
clean and dry but do not bone
In the skillet fry out pieces of
, salt pork or bacon; remove from
the pan. Put in the fish and
fry over hot fire until we'll
Drowned and crisp
When frying fish use very hot
deep fat. Place on brown paper
TO drain after cooking.
Broiled Trout
Whitefsh and trout are excel
lent. broiled but in a special
manner. Rub a bit of bacon.
salt pork or other fat over
broiler rack Lay on fish. skin
side down. Sprinkle with flour,
pepper and salt Pour on suf-
ficient milk to moisten all dry
particles of flour. Dot with but
ter and run under broiler
When nicely Drowned and well
cooked remove from oven and
serve with lemon slices. A 3 TO
a pound fish will require be-
tween 20 and 80 min Ut C S
cooking.
If a broiler is not available,
use a 450 degree oven,
Whitefish Crispies
2 pounds whiteiSh fillets
Salt and pepper to season
IL cups fine soft bread crumbs
] teaspoon poultry dressing
l tablespoon onion juice
6 tablespoons milk
tablespoon melted butter
Wipe fish with a cold damp
cloth and cut in serving pieces.
Salt lightly and arrange in a
creased baking pan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Mugs Are Theme of Stars New Home

that look like smiling little men
with cooked hats in all sizes,
shapes and colorS.
The breakfast room in the
HoldonS' new house viii be built
around The mugs, using hem for
The main decorative motif.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

UNICED CUP cakes from
the bakeShop become company
fare when the tops are removed
and a butter mocha frosting is
spread generously on the little
cakes. Finish them off by re-
placing the tops and garnishing
them with a little more of the
frosting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Kee ps Brass Shiny;

TO KEEP brass decorations
that are exposed TO the weather
bright and cleaning, clean the
surface first, then rub with a
good brass polish. The polish will
leave a residue of grease which
should be cleaned off with gaso-
line. Following this treatment.
the application Of coat of spe-
cial brass lacquer-a available
from your local paint dealer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

house. as well as her work. when
she was on location in Canada
recently.
Anyway she returned from
the "TRIP with 4 vaiuabic coffee
ton Of Toby mugs tthe ones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

THERE'S NOTHING Ike
building your house around
mug. That's what Brenda Mar
shall just did.
Brenda. who recently married
Young BIZ Holden was appar-
entity thinking Of their new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
How to make children
"bounce" through OCTOBER

Help your family keep their summer get-up-and-go all
through October Give them plenty of my Bordens
SofKurd Milk
SofKurd is a smooth creamy milk with softer curd
than regular milk This makes il easier digest Makes
If easier for youngsters to assimate calcium and
phosphorus needed to build strong bones and sound
teeth
Vtamins? Goodness, yes! Vitamin D has been added
milk that already has lots of vitamns A, B, and G.
Order from your Borden man today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

will protect the metal from the
weather and preserve its bril-
lance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
A little slice of heaUen
betWeen 2 bites of bread!
PEANUT CLUSTERS
makes about 36)

Just toast golden slice of BordenS Chateau between
two slices of white or rye.
Let that rich, mellow cheese flavor roll back over
your tongue Here, indeed, is solid eating comfort-a
little slice of heaven between two bites of bread.
Look for Chateau in the bright new package at all
grocers. Try it. in plain pimento, today!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14

politely, his n courteous, al
most aloof. But Natalie was genu-
! inely interested in what he was
that he was not in love with her,
and that he resented the scene in
the Office of the hospital earlier in
the afternoon.
$50 THAT'S the sort of honey
moon those two were SO excited
about" marveled Natalie. when
Brooks had told her what he knew
about Halcyon Island.
well if you spent your life in
the slums of some large city, work.
ing in an overall factory or an au-
tomobile shop, I suppose the idea
Of thirty days of freedom beside
the seq in a place like Halcyon
Island would seem pretty wonder
full" Brooks reminded her.
Eyes, l suppose So" she agreed.
"Of course, if you were as terribly
in love Is those two are, I suppose
most any place would seem pretty
wonderful, as long as you were to-
gether."
Brooks looked at her curiously
and she thought there was a slight
ly derisive expression in his eyes.
In love, my dear Natalie-don't
tell me you believe in anything so
ancient and old-fashioned as love!"
he drawled. mot the famous and
lovely Natalie Schuyler, most mod
ern and sophisticated of ladies'!
Love is for-oh, for chambermaids
and girls who work in overall fac
tories"
Don't you believe in love.
Brooks?" she asked almost timid-
ly, and would not quite meet his
eyes.
II? My dear, don't be quaint!
Remember all the divorces and the
broken homes and such. wrecks
that our friends streW about
them?" he asked, and now she was
sure of that derision. people IN
Coralie's world need a touch Ct
glamor in their drab lives, and the
emotion known as love supplies it.
It's free. you see, and so they can
afford it. Girls like you, who can
afford anything in the world that
attracts their fancy, have no need
for anything as cheap as love-"
Brooks, I'm sorry about this
afternoon" she cut in clearly.
Sorry that for just a moment I
forgot about being married. I know
now that l should have asked you
to see the people in the Office at
the hospital. It's only that-well.
I've never had anybody I could
turn to for things like that. I've al
ways had to do it myself"
Il quite understand" said
Brooks, and a polite and pleas
ant. but not friendly, she realized
with a sinking heart. II shall Al
ways be glad to be of any servioaL"
ITO BE C~ontinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY

Raleigh. April 1.-two of Ra-
leigh'S city commissioners VIII be
unopposed tor recollection IN this
springs n~On-partiSan primary. out
there are half Il dozen u,puantS for
the third place, including the M
cumbcnt commissioner OF public
Saletey. Il. {. Powell.
Not even the numbeg Of candidates
would make the race of more than
local interest, but the current con-
test does have one phase OF state
wide import-the governor OF North
Carolina is being injected into IT..
either with on without his personal
knowledge and consent, your report
er wouldn't know which is the case.
Ii is a recognized fact, however,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14

just came along for the ride?" de-
manded Natalie, hurt and trying to
hide the fact from him.
"Something like that" answered
Brooks, his tone as hostile as hers.
Natalie had a moment of impa-
tience and resentment. After all,
wasn't he making a most terrific
row about nothing? She hadn't
meant to embarrass him by for
getting for the moment that she
was married to him; by giving her
own lame instead of his at the hos
pital. She was sorry, but surely he
was making a mountain out of a
mole hill. She was tired, nervous,
strained. She had to set her teeth
to bite back some angry words
along this line as Brooks got into
the a beside her and they drove
to the hotel.
Thanks to the fact that this
small town was on n of the main
north-south highways, and thus en-
joyed a great deal Of traffic, it had
a surprisingly good hotel. Brooks
and Natalie were given two large
rooms, each with twin beds, and a
connecting bath, but there was no
private sitting room, and when Ma
talie elected to have dinner sent up,
they agreed to have it served in
her room.
When Brooks came in a little
later, after the waiter had arrived
with laden trays, Natalie was busy
with her opened bags. selecting va
rious bits Of lingerie and slowing
them carefully away in her gold
fitted overnight case.
you are repacking? You-what
are you doing?" Brooks demanded,
and there was a certain sharp, al
most angry urgency in the last
/ words.
Natalie lifted a flushed face and
eyes that were almost shy. I'm
getting together a trousseau for
someone who never had any pretty
clothes, and so will appreciate
these ven more than l could" she
told MN eagerly. "Ihat poor chic
back there-Coralie-Who works in
an overall factory and didn't dare
| get married until she discovered
she and her Johnny could be the
guests of an eccentric millionaire
on some crazy Island"
"Halcyon Island? demanded
Brooks sharply.
why yes-how did you know"
! she asked curiously.
There's been a good bit in the
newspapers lately" answers
Brooks. my firm handled a lot OF
old Mr.. Markham's securities
stocks. bonds and the like. Natur-
ally we knew about the island"
Tell me about t." begged Ma
talie. swapping the lid of the pig
skin case and taking the chair that
Brooks held for her at the table.
Brooks answered her questions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14

sent their flossiest front about the
end of This week: and the drum have
arrived off the coast and are To De
had tor the casting.
The four hooked at MaSonboro
Inlet last week were small, but they
are regarded as proof positive that
the copper colorcd warriors are
openinn their spring run" along
the coast. The seasons climax can
not be expected. however, before the
first week in May.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14
&|&$ Honey9m!9?!0?9n!Gz5 9|d !
SS-S-N3%>I-->/ KnENDN NnMfm "UW %I
SYNOPSIS

TON AND BETSY FORMAN inherit
Halcyon Island from invalid Jordan
Markham. who was found shot to
death. Markham had established the
spot as a honeymoon ISLE but his
ideas a been opposed bitterly by
crooked business associates who
wanted 70 make it a base for snug
Cling aliens into the United States.
NATALIE SCHUYLER. moneyed soci-
ETY. girl, and
BROOKS MARCHBANKS, possessor OF
high social position. but not much
money. are married.
After spending the first night of their
honeymoon IN separate rooms. Natalie
and Brooks continue their journey. but
find a wrecked car with an injured boy
and girl. Natalie sees that they are
taken care of at the nearest hospital.
The girl tells Natalie that she and her
Johnny also were on their honeymoon
and on their way to Halcyon Island.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14
CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER TWELVE
WHAT DO you mean by this
Halcyon Island thing. Coralie ?"
Natalie asked. rs that your name?
It's a prettX. name"
coralie bFded. "coralie simp-
son-Mrs. Jtnn Simpson," she said
proudly. as though savoring the
sound Of the words on her tongue.
"Halcyon Island? It's a place-an
island off the coast down south
that a rich cid man bought and
made what he calls a honeymoon
retreat Folks that can't afford to
spend any money can go there and
spend a month, just being happy
and resting and swimming and
playing in the sun. Don't it sound
grand?"
1T sounds marvellous, Coralie,"
Natalie said gently. "And you can
go later on. when you're both we'll"
Nope, 1 guess not" said Coralie
almost grimly. They've got a
waiting list a yard long. AS soon as
they find we can't come, somebody
else will get the chance. And by the
time Johnny is we'll and we're able
to get down there. We'll have been
married too long to be eligible"
Il never heard of anything so
fantastic" Natalie said frankly.
Tell me more about it, Coralie."
Haven't you rea. about it in the
papers?" demanded Coralie, as
though shocked. "Where were you
and YOUR man going?"
"Oh-Bermuda, the Caribbean,
maybe out through the Gulf to
California" said Natalie vaguely.
Gosh! Then of course you
haven't got any idea what Hal
cyon Island meant to Johnny and
me-" Coralie said frankly. you
see, ! work in an overall factory
and Johnny's an automobile me-
chanic. He could make a lot more
money if he had his own tools, but
they cost such a lot that he never
has been able to buy any. And
seems like every time either Of US
gets any money saved up for any
thing, somebody gets sick OF some-
thing. I've eve seen the ocean.
They say it's awful pretty"
Natalie was startled to find her.
self bending swiftly to kiss the
girls cheek.
1T is pretty, Coralie. And you're
going to see it, just as soon as you
and Johnny are able to travel" she
said firmly. Nov you lie still and
get some sleep. Don't worry about
a thing in the world. Everything's
going to be just swell! You wait
and see."
The nurse had come back and
Natalie knew that Coralie shouldn't
be allowed to talk any more She
went out, turning in the doorway
to wave a gay hand at the girl,
who smiled back at her from her
pillows.
Brooks was waiting out in the
corridor. Natalie went to him with
a conciliatory swiftness that he ap-
parently did not notice.
READY" he said crisply. WED
better get going il we have any
hope of reaching Richmond in time
for dinner"
Outside in the mid-afternoon
sunlight. Natalie said impulsively,
Darling, do you mind if we don't
go on tonight? There must be a
hotel Of sorts here, I'd like to stay
over tonight and see how those
two are in the morning. Do you
mind?"
why should n" answered
Brooks curtly. After all, it's
YOUR honeymoon"
But not yours? l suppose you
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14
Comes Here Wednesday For Golf Match

the highway safety division reports
total well above Gao which Will keen
it about on a par with the average
for the first quarter of 1871.
Drunken driving. as usual. was re-
SponSiblc for more than 90 percent of
the r~evocations, which ranged literal
ly all the way from a. to Il"
Adam to Ziar.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14

Wilmington will soon have a dou-
blc feature attraction TO offer Nlsl-
tars-azalcas at. orion Plantation,
show place OF that section. will pre-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14
Softball Is Booming With
Two Diamonds For PLAY

ises to be much faster than in other
years.
Interest in the sport continues 70
mount. and games al night are eN-
peCted to attract large crowds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14

Japan's great Mesui plant, to make
gaSolene from oil. cannot be finish
ed until vital equipment comes from
Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-14

The pctr.t.ed Forest in Arizona
embraces an are of l4l square
miles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-17
THREE REALTY
DEEDS RECORDED

Three transactions involving
Key West property were recorded
at county courthouse today.
Five purchasers have bought
the half interest in a William
street lot of Mrs. Louisa Lillian
Kemp. The purchase price was
about 500.
The property was divided, a
quarter to Fay Marie Filler; Mar
guerite Amour, quarter. Oscar
DuBreuil. a twelfth; Yvonne Ker-
ney, a twelfth, and Sylvia Du-
Breuil, a twelfth.
All the purchasers gave .Dade
county as their address with the
exception of Miss Amour, who is
from Los Angeles.
Jacqueline D'Azzo, Key West,
bought from Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Gait and Dario @. Garcia the
two houses at 300 and 800 Olivia
street. The property was sold
for about $3.50.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred p. Knowles
sold to Edward L. Woodson a A
front-foot lot on Seminary street
at price of about $500.