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Evening star., 1941-01-26
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Evening star., 1941-01-26

Two peacocks taken 60 miles from
a farm near Paarl, South Africa,
have returned home in less than
three weeks.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

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Massachusetts purchased Maine
for S5,334 in 1862.
Evening star., 1941-09-03

sheet and fix his name in our mind
so it never would be forgotten. Then
we would go away and promptly
forget. Louis Jean would just have
died again. That was that.
1t might always have been the
same except for Dive Bomber" In
that one, he started off even with
Fred MacMurray and Regis Toomey
in the apparent size of his role. 1t
was the sure tip-off that he was
going to die out of there very fast
and even more violently. He did-in
a spectacular dive bomber crash. 1t
was the sort of thing to fix him in
mind as an actor whose name no
longer could be ignored.
Henceforth, whenever We see him
we'll be able to say: Here goes Louis
Jean again. 1t will seem more
personal that way. And it is no
more than such consistently
doomed man deserves.
AS it must to all theaters, the
hold-over has come to Loew's Capt.
tol.
The hold-over is Life Begins for
Andy Hardy" the tenth picture of
the series and obviously one which
audiences are finding enchanting
in inverse ratio to the feeling OF
the Legion of Decency. The pic
ture, which deals with life begin
ming for Andy Hardy. came as quite
shock to the latter body, which
had found the previous nine almost
fanatically pure and famed with
the lovely breezes of adolescence.
The disapproved part of Andy's
growing up, which does not seem to
be disturbing the general public at
all, is that area in which Judge
Hardy lectures his gullible son on
the wiles of certain type of blond.
Correlatively disapproved are the
preceding passages in which the
blond gives demonstration of the
wiles the judge is talking about.
Interpretative dancers, who have
seemed doomed to do their ara
besques and entrechats far re-
moved from the supper club scene,
are knocking the ballroom dance
artistes around these days as if they
were the Brooklyn Dodgers. (This
department is strictly st. Louis
Cardinal FAM In all sorts of places
that seem odd for It the long-haired
dancers are proving enormously
popular, so much so that no name
is too big to be billed top rung on
a big supper club program.
1t is the development which has
inspired Helen Hamilton to start
her Troika season with the Chandra
Kaly dancers as the chief attrac-
ton. Almost as chief attractions
however, will be Rosita Rios, the
Latin American thrush, and pretty
Gypsy Markoff, who could-but GER
tainly doesn't-get by with far less
skill as an accordionist.
Bulletin board: Lady Be Good.
which will come next to the Capitol
was screened yesterday for critics
. And today the same set of peo-
pie will gather at the Earle screen
ing room to see Our Wife"
Here Comes Mr.. Jordon,' which g
lot of people bet would hold over al
the Earle, will return Friday to the
Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1941-09-03

some half dozen times in the same,
or worse, forms.
This recurrent brooding on Heydt
was induced the other day when
he popped up again in Dive
Bomber" His appearance in the
role of SWede Larsen, one of the
three Top Hats, as that stunt flying
team was called, reminded us again
that we should look up his name and
remember it this time. Each of his
previous pictures had induced the
same thought, that we really ought
to know Louis jeans name.
After all, a man born so conspic-
uously to die should not remain
nameless, especially to reviewer
who sits on the edge of his seat
wondering how he is going to be
bumped off this time.
After every picture, until Dive
Bomber" it was the same. We
would intend to look in the cast
Evening star., 1941-09-03
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NationaI-"Two-Story House" new
mystery-comedy by Parker Fennel-
ly: 2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen.
Earle-"Dive Bomber" Enrol
Flynn and Fred MacMurray fly for
the Navy: 9:45 am, 12:40, $40,
$40 and 9:35 pm. Stage shows:
1905, sos, 6:o5 and 9:05 pm.
Keith's-"Citizen Kane" the
Orson Welles opus: 11:25 am,
1855, 4:25, 7 and $50 pm.
Palace-"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
Spencer Tracy alternately gentle
and berserk: II am, lao, APO. 7
and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" and seriously, in the big
city: 1925 am, lis, 4:10, 7 and
9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1890, 3:20,
Sis and 9:10 pm.
Metropolitan - The Smili n G
Ghost" comedy thriller: 11:40 a m,
l 40, $40, $40, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
-"Intermezzo." subtitled "a
Love Story" with Ingrid Bergman
and Leslie Howard; IL am, 12:45,
2:35, 4:20, $40, 8 and $50 pm.
CoIumbia-"Charley's Aunt" with
Jack Benny in the well-known i'm
personation: 11:55 am, 1:55, $50,
5:45, TAO and 9:35 pm.
In the Country.
Roadside-"Tennessee's Pardner," !"
classic tear-jerker of the '9Os:
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
Having Matinees.

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1941-09-03

Jean die in such
assorted ways as
gunShot wound,
of tropical fever,
a c 1T e alcohol
ism, in airplane
a n d automobile
era S h e S, and
on C e by being
stuffed in to a
machine which
normally W a S
used for making
rope out of
hemp. When and
if d e a t h does
come to Louis
Jean-which be
Evening star., 1941-09-03
Cinema's Most Doomed Man
Finally Becomes a Name
Critic Who Always Intended to Do So
At Last Identifies Louis J. Heydt;
Andy Hardy Film to Linger
BY JAY CARMODY.

department pubci such
Heyd There
things which hde the in
chiding
Hollywood
Evening star., 1941-09-03

Jean-WhlCh be Jay Carmody
long delayed-it should be totally
lacking in novelty, perhaps some
thing he has experienced in life
Evening star., 1941-09-03

Ofhand, Since It probably would
not be worth any exhaustive re-
search, We recall having seen Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

clothes horse doing film comeback of A. Gloria
has been married four times and has three children Gloria J
aged 20 Joseph aged Is Michele, g.
MED wAYBURN. Veteran dancer director His first wife
~ Agnes Waybum, a member of the original Florodora
you check all stories claims
members of original Forodora Sextette' they
Vaughn Texsmth Margaret Walker Marie L. Wilson, Mar
lorie Reyea. Daisy Greene and Agnes Wayburn.
Hirsch Jacobs Americas greatest racehorse trainer Fol-
low his horses progressive system and Wontnse
much money Being Americas top horse trainer 1t seems Mr.
Jacobs should from the blue region of Kentucky
but he born in Brooklyn.
Olivia de Havland Cinema cutie. Olivia attracted much
attention New York recently by appearing at night clubs
and neither smoking drinking and without makeup She
looked the picture of innocence.
"SOCALLED matrimonial experts continually advise wife
~ try make her husband over" says a Detroit
matron. "An husbands need little reforming and making
over The woman who doesn't Try TO make better man OF he
husband lacks She is afraid her husband will
she's naggng him. nag husband for his good and
make him like it,"
reference who invented cakcz Was
whether the lady had the cake patented Seems
housewife who originates something unusual in the way OF
cake should be able to collect royalties It, The man who
invented that confecon known Eskimo pie took out
patent it.
Dishonest auto repair men outnumber repair
claims Roger William Rs in magazine article,
supporting his claim by results of countrywide investigation
Honest repair should organize nationally and have
n organization emblem to put up in their shops.
According Gallup poll following most popular
films with public in 1910: l. Boom Town 2. "Knute
Rockne g. Rebecca" Northwest Passage s. Strike
the Band 6. The Fighting 69h liked all these except
Northwest Passage"
FINANCIAL EXPERT states he name l23 stocks that
missed dividend 20 years. And that these
are stocks which yielded per annually.
Have often heard it reported smart people have
been making the stock market despite the depression
and everything and this seems to confirm it.
GEE that tooth has been oosened by neglect said the
dentist Unanswered Neglected where
I when while smoking into
i'm the dark"
Daphne attractive and worth considering if you
confronted with problem of naming child
A widow has married Victor Mature. Divorces married
Arnold Eddy, Clark Gable and Robert Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

Struggled across the Rhine
from France into Germany. Jan
Vsltin soon was in the midst OF
Berlin'S CominteTn feudS and
TVsiries for part of 1850. He
learned how much conditions
had changed through the queS-
Ironing of Ernst WoIIweber. the
Stoker who IN 1918 had hoiSted
The Red flag of revolution over
The Imperial Heet and had be-
came a Red chieftain in Ger
many. Wooiweber startleS Val
I'm with knowledge of his report
on Ewert. VaItin meets Fireiei,
girl artist. painting ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Elsie
Robinson
The Hitchhiking
Generation
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

DoES your 'teen-age young
- sterL leave you gasping
Are you stunned by his fam
tastic demands his ar
rogance and egotism his
mysterious hostility his
responsibility and self pity!
You wonder what in heck
has come over Young Amer
lea and what you can do
about it?
Then here's news.
'Hoppy" has a name for IL.
He calls them the "hitchhik-
ing generation" And he
should know. For "Hoppy"
is Ernest Martin Hopkins.
president of Dartmouth for
the last 25 years.
The first of those years
were happy ones, "Iioppy" be-
ing not only hep TO young
sterS but beloved by them.
His campus saw the usual
pranks :. the normal ferment
Of young growth. But with
the 30's came a change which
has saddened and bewildered
him as much as IL has mill
lions of other American teach
ers and parents.
INSTEAD OF the screwbalI
L young squirts who have
pestercd Prexys from time4
immemorial. there began 10
appear a breed of cynical
sophisiicates poutin
parasites without eathii-
siasm or initiative.
AdoleScent exhibitionists
whose patter and pattern
were as gaudy and shallow
AS the dye in a phoney sarong.
Hadn't Campus Kids been
smart -alecs before?
They certainly had
But they'd been lovable. en-
thusiastic, ambitious smart
alecs. And they'd work their
- fiery voting heads of il given
q chance.
But this new breed was
neither lovable. enthusiastic
nor ambitious.
II wanted success. but X
wanted that success handed 10
il on a silver platter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
CONGRESSMAN COFFEE

CONGRESSMAN COFFEE
~ introduced a resolution in
Congress TO stop the sale OF
oil TO Japan :. Just the other
day we gave some oil TO Vichy,
but if we send any oil 10
. Britain, we are trying TO get
the country into the war.
WITH typical stupidity, Vir-
w ginio Gayda is giving
away Nazi plans The
other day he boosted that If
Germany whips Russia they
will have air bases near Alaska
and will be able TO bomb the
Western Hemisphere OF
course, the appeasers refuse
10 believe that anything like
that can happen.
Or maybe they know they
can stop bombs from hitting
their homes by making GER
tain kinds of speeches now.
EAlR Enough Dept: The
L CoPacabana, Hollywood's
new swsak -atsht-spei- 81 which
George Raft is the sugar
daddy. opens soon 1t will
have real cocoanuts attached
TO palm trees If one of the
cocoanutS falls into a Gus
toners lap, every person at
his table will receive . bottle
of champagne.
4 COUPLE was being too
"A utterly utter in a cafe the
other dinner time, shooting
the vittles and shrieking at
the service. The fed-up waiter
mumbled TO another customer:
They have been spoiled ever
since they started eating with
forks"
T. d. r. freezing AXIS dough
over here panicked lots
of the well-heeled refugees
-. The allotment Of $500
month TO everybody is going
10 cramp their style. shoe
them out of the luxury hotels
and hamper them from pick
ing up cafe checks.
But if they think their
money has been frozen. wait'll
they see the expressions on
the faces of some of their
fair-weather friends.
OVER at the Lambs Club,
" two ono e-upon-a-timers
were complaining about the
prices. Look here" said the
man in charge. you have no
right TO complain so much.
considering that you don't
pay"
You do not understand"
persisted one of the actors.
"the basis Of our complaint Is
that we don't want 10 owe so
much"
Copyright. 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

when playing football in September
with the thermometer around 90 In
a couple of days had the II pounds
back. Many weight reduction systems
have the same effect They take lot
of weight off in short period back
it comes in an equally short period.
Only way to reduce permanently is
by eating less.
Toni Torrey Glamorous blond
widow who conducts an advice 10
widows service, There are about five
millien widows in this country. -Four
hundred thousand women annually
become widows. So Mrs. Torrey's
business should be good. She says
first thing for widow to do is TO
stop grieving. And become a merry
widow
Gloria Swanson. Once Sennett
bathing beauty, then De Mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
NEW WORLD

/ unfolded to Firelei
world that was like a grue-
some picture book of injustice
and misery brought about by
a handful OF rich men in Lon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

("GOOd health. good and good wife are man.
three greatest blessings said Pubus Srus And how night
old P. You have lose your health for while to
really appreciate who have had serious illness IN their
Younger years and usually live TO ripe
old age d. Rockefeller Sr. example of this And
there many others. EVDO
1T easy take off weight II is keeping off that's hard
once Shed IL nnnds i'm less than This happened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

GO "HOPPY." who had put
~ Dartmouth and himself on
the map by training a he
man spirit" looked them over
and, with infinite contempt
and Sadness, called them the
hitchhiking generation.
Which. you'll admit. Is a
plenty apt title, If you've
boiled over at hitchhiking
antics. as most of US have
done.
Husky young umans
thumbing "A ride instead OF
hustling for the price Of one
expecting a lift 10 the
next town, or through life.
instead of hoofing proudly
on their own. And throwing
tantrums if they don't get IL.
That's how President Hop
kins sees the trend OF modern
Youth. And. 10 a large and
lamentable degree, it's true.
DUT WHY CONFINE IT TO
ID YOUTH?
HAVEN'T WE ALL BE-
COME "HITCHHIKERS" TO
A GREATER OR LESS
DECREE?
DON'T WE. THE OLD
STEERS. WANT a FREE
RIDE THROUGH DISCOM-
FORT AND RESPONSE
BILITY AS MUCH AS THE
YOUNGSTERS?
AREN'T WE ALL WATT
ING FOR SOME LUCKY
BREAK TO ELIMINATE
THE DRUDGERY AND
DANGER OF LIFE?
The answer is, We are, We
do.
And personally I suspect
that the greatest thing that
has happened TO us is this
present defense emergency.
Which. whatever else IL
does, is guaranteed TO lift US
out of the loafer and lounge
lizard class.
And hustle.
OR ELSE.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synd, In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
XXXI

OH We IoTSOiitU lnt udIl'
of the ship" ! said. "A ship
must have "A name. It's Dram"
eyes. yes. must put In the
name" She hesitated for a
moment. Then she opened
the book deliantly. $50
O-R-A-N,"
She spoke i'm English. as I
had before her. She formu-
lated each word with utmost
care. With a light toss of her
head, she said
English il the language of
sailors. no."
That's right.
Are YOU >aihr ."
"Sure."
where is your, ship"
I'm ashore. I'm looking
for another ship"
II have an uncle who was a
captain. He always said
sailor without ship IL like a
pastor without "A church.
Where did your last ship come
from
HEARD OF TEXAS
"Erem Galveston"
"Mhere il Galveston >"
"In America. In Texas"
OH have heard of Texas.
What did you bring TO Ant
weTp-en?"
GRAIN" I said.
"Sailors are lucky. l think"
"Ia, why" ?"
The girl did not answer at
once. Then she leaned back
and said: Panama, Sumatra.
Honolulu. Madagascar, Dram
tit1r the names so much.
She drew up her knees and
clasped her arms around them.
She looked toward the river,
where a large Japanese ship
was outbound in the wake of
smoking tugs. "Do you like
Antwerp-en?" she queried.
yes. Is il your home"
She shock her head. II am
here TO study" she said Seri-
ouSly.
Are you an artist"
ooh. no." She SIN | c d
quickly. IL still must learn
how TO use my eyes and hands.
love lines and coIors when
they have meaning. like
sounds and moods. 1 wanted
TO study i'm Paris, but my par
ents would not permit il. So
came to Flanders"
you look like "A Flemish
girl
MOTHER FLEMISH
"My mother was Flemish.
Flanders is rich. The town
of Client was once the Venice
Of the North. IL once had
more ships and merchant
princes than all of England"
do YOU admire merchant
princes ,"
The girl laughed merrily A
ship noSed into the dock. The
Danish flag flew from lis stern.
Iloarse yells from rough
threats hung in the wind.
where il your home >"
asked the girl.
wherever ships are" I
said.
~iook" she cried out.
A group of men clambered
ashore from a British steamer
tied to the wharf little way
off. They were LaScars, ca
daverous fellows. with tur-
bans on their heads and bright
cotton shirts protruding from
under Swea terS fluttering
about their thin thighs. AS
they passed us, a tall man
with VelVety deer eyes and a
dropping mustache barred all
his yellow teeth in a grin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

EVERETT ROEDER, one OF
~ the alleged spies rounded
up by the G-men, had an i'm
portant job at the Sperry
Gyroscope Company - which
manufactures some of our
most vital defense material
When that company was
first given defense contracts,
we pointed out lin the column
and on the air) that Nazl
agents worked there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
sHREwD. POWERFUL

Her uncle. a shrewd and
physically powerful man. be-
came suspicious of my actiVi-
ties. | did not want to lie TO
Flrelci. l did not want TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
On the Side
By E. V. Durling

BIT irhai qrGa the largest gifts Of hcareu
Whcn dropping health and spirits 90 dHiss!
Holc fasfclcss then qchOtcycr c0H be giUCH!
Hcalfk is the gifal principle OF BLISS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Walter
WincheII
Champagne to All If
Coconuf Falls
BY WALTER WINCHELL

I EDGAR HOOVER and
40 the Omen received great
acclaim from all sources for
rounding up those spies
Some congressman, however,
showed their appreciation by
killing the overlapping bill
designed to make things easier
for the Omen in espionage
cases What's the matter
with them ? Afraid they'll
hurt the civil Liberties of a
few spies and kidnapers?
Many of the papers now prais-
ing the G. men for their
efficiency in rounding up the
spies are the same ones that
found fault with the Omen
a short time ago -. And you
were a G-nan's Stooge If you
defended the FBI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
SHE DETEsTs SOLDIERS

But Firelei deteSted soldiers
and all authority that lives on
a dogma and uniform. She
was sensitive and stubborn
Prolonged discomfort and an
Unborn love of freedom made
her reckless. She threw up
her job, and went to Paris to
develop further her clear
artistic talent. The family
implored. ragged, begged her
10 return. In a German pro-
vincial town it was a disgrace
10 have a daughter run wild
in Paris. Firelei. living 10
days on bread and cheese. re-
piled with a demand for a
monthly allowance. They COM
promised by permitting her TO
gor for a year to Antwerp,
where she had an uncle, a re-
tired sea captain who had lost
his left leg on the Congo
River. II was in his house
that Firelei lived.
Sometimes my work took
me 10 Rotterdam, Client and
Dunkerque. l was away from
Antwerp two and three days
at d time. When Firelei came,
eager to have my companion
ship, she often could not find
me. unavoidbbly she came TO
the conclusion that, for a
sailor / was leading very
strange life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29
South Britain Briefs

on the eastern horizon. The bicy. cle business Is tOollng up again. WheelbaFrows and handcaxts are advertised. Male calves are, raised tO maturity and are no longer sold as veal. People arc buying heavier shoes and the Bundles for Britain do not contain aS much footwear aS formerly. Americans may soon travel more nodestly and a pup may bo able Co cross the road without being struck more than twice.
 The drums of publicity have opened the chorus for United china Relief. Already, the postage and art work have cost c suin that might provide overalls and new shoes for every hired man in New England. Tho literature is In color and names on tho various committees arc impressive. The breakdown showing what few American dollars will do reminds us of 0 method we might use educating the farmer to read his milk check and report correctly. We read that "eS percent of China's population lives In small villages or on farms" That shows a higher degree of intelligence than we anticipated, If 96 per- cent of Americans were lucky enough to live on farms and in small villages, think of how few of us would Do yelping for relief. Tho Chinks had to be bombed out by the Japs before they woke up. We've got Q chance to move outside before the bolnbers arrive, If we move fast. Let's gol