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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Labor's Duty in Defense

DRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS sharp warning that jurs-
dictona labor union disputes which result in stoppage
of the national defense program do not have the approval
of the country accurately reflects public opinion
The President particularly disturbed by the situ
alton at Dayton, o.. where interunon controversy
halted construction buildings vitality needed by the
army air corps for testing planes and engines
He plainly ntmated that controversy of this nature
obstructive of the national defense effort and that fed
eral mediation agencies to avert may be necessary
Mr.. Roosevelt may be assured that his Impotence
this situation is shared by the nation whole and
that the remedial measures he apparently is consider
ing long have been advocated essential to the full u
cation of productive for defense purposes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Finds Unions
Charge for
Citizenship
Writer Sees Problem II
They Win Present Case

(The opinions expressed by
Westbrook Pegler are not neees-
sarHy those of The Detroit
Times.)
By WESTBROOK PEGLER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

when Fulton Lewis Tuesday night series Your De- months he planned to report on only In order to out this pan he the other originating his o he-spo vital defense plants major cities Tongnts will originate at the Aoa Tennesse plant of the Aluminium Company of America The subject o aunu
 the public interest moment n the production Lewis widely known
 Washington authority on national affairs which cited
 production of aluminium To relieve the & the government recently electric power sources here communities outsd eof Acoa
 Defense Reporter will from a will report the construction of desoyers at Ironworks Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15
cRANlUM CRACKERS
FAMOUS SPEECHES

The world will note well and long remember, to paraphrase Lincoln the speeches of most men, set down for posterity in history books or on slabs of stone. You probably recall the following speeches; can you tell when and where they were made?
 1. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
 2. Washington's Farewell Address. 3. Mark Antony's oration at fu- neral of Julius Caesar.
 {. Patrick Henry's "Give me lib- erty or give me death" speech.
 5. Woodrow Wilson's Make the world safe for democracy" address.
 Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15
ARMY USES WPA
 TO CHECK TITLES

The army Is using WPA clerical workers to determine land owner. ship in II Texas counties % that agreements can be made for use of the property during war games late In July. Tn brief, these agreements give the army a right to use the land If 1t will pay for any damages. It Is estimated that 100000 men will be engaged In the forthcoming maneuvers in East Texas. WPA clerks are checking land titles in Angelina, Jasper, Harrison, Nacog- doches, Newton, Panola, Rusk, San Augustine, Shelby, Sabine, and Tyler counties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15

According dispatch the bureaus the State of Connecticut has accepted James Mton collection Of antique auoo around the Telephone Hour tenor antique will be display legislative bill appropang $50O0o to build museum Connecticut ega will constructed the Merritt Parkway large picnic and recatonal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15
BEHIND BARS AGAIN

Prison pictures are the forte ot Lew Landers, who just completed T Was a Prisoner on Devils Island" with Donald Woods and Sally Eilers. He has made 9 in recent years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15
WATR PROGRAMS
 1920 KilocYclas
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TOMORROW S:00-Baseball Braves vs Reds b:00-Bob Chester'B Orch. B:15-Melody Revue 5:4S--Bob chester's Orch. 6.00--Yankee News S:i5--Basebail scores--Band of
 the Week s:30--Hits and Bits 7:00-Fulton Lewis Jr. 7;i5-Hubert Kregeioh, Common 7:so-Phone Your Answer 7:45--Dance Orch News s:00-Wythe Williams Commsnta- sh5-charlle spIvak's Orch. so5SSn s'f5St pStsSss 1s'es Orch 9:15-Edlth Sacco Songs 9:S0-Chlcago symphony Orch. l0.00-Leland Stowe, News Analyst 10:15-Your Defense Reporter 10:30-Hal Leonard's Orch. ii :00-Yankee News l1:i5-Interlude: Weathre l1:30-Jan Garber's Orch. 12:00-Sign off. S:00-Yankee News s:15--Weather On the air today S:30-Andy Jacobson's Rhythm 9:0o-s Shoppers Guide 9:45--Helen Holden Govt Girl 10!00-Front Page Farrell 10:15-I'll Find My Way 1O:30-SlnglnR StrlnEts 10:45--Army Highllghts 11:00-B. s. Bercovlcl Guide 11;45--Doe Sellers True Stories 12i00--John D. Hughes,
 Commentator 12:15-Melodic Moments 12:30-News 12:45-Dr. r. R. whitaker;
 Let's Dance i:00-Yankee News l:16-our Neighborhood.Fay 1:4S-Broadway 4andwason: 2:0O--Baseball: Braves vs Pirates 3:30--Matinee Melodies 3;45-gasoball: Braves vs Pirates 5:30-News 5:45-Les Browns orch. 6:00.-Yankee News 6;l5--Ball Scores: Band of hts s;so-Lowfy Kohlsr. songs 6:45--Hlts and Bits 7.00-Fulton Lewis Jr. 7:l6-Hubert Kregeloh,
 Commentator 7:30-Jone Ranger S:00-Mystery Hall s;SO-Boake Carter, commentatotr
  9:00-News;
 Moonlight Sonata 915-John Steele: From London g:30-Adventures in Rhythm iO:So-Raymond Gram Swing
 
 10SO--WTIC-2Ss 4;00- "Baokstage Wife" 4:16-"Stella Dallas" 4:So-Lorenzo Jones 4:45-Young Widd reBrown 6:00-Home of the Brave 6:15-Portla Faces Life 6;S0-We the Abbotts b:45-Jack Armstrong 6:00-Nows mad WeNther 6:lb-Baseball Scores and Strictly
 Sports.--Ui2O tlvu Doi.. 6:30e-Professo Andre Schenker 6:45--Loweil Thomas 7:00-Fred Warnings Orch. 7:15-News of the World 7:30-WTIC Forum S;00-Johnny Presents S:30-Muslcai Treasure Chest e:00-Battle of the Sexes 9:30-Hap Hazard 10!00-Bob Hope Humor II .00--News and Weather i1:t5-Harry Kogen's orch. l1:30-polish orch. l2:00--War NewS-Don Pedro's
 orch. l2:90-Horace Heidts Orch. 12:66--News. l:00--sllent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15

wATR-MBS features, tonight 54b Bob Chester T. Full Con Lewis Jr. . . B. Wythe Villains S:3O, Ned Jordan $780, Chicago Symphony 1O Lewland Stowe 11;SO, VIII yOhnson's Orches
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15

Harry Osborne back from his vacation explains that he didn't Waterbury of his weeks off in bed with rep infection Hows that for tough break? Guest column stS will fill this of while radio editor of Yorks attractions Expect
 
 report interest this column Edith night WATR will be the missing tonight Waeburys Number One Lady of way-fr0m-it-aI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-15

David" joined the ranks She's spending the months farm Manhattan Fridays for the broadcast
 Benny young brother Irving playing trumpet "Slver Theaer Summer ShOw
 quit his job with his famous brother when his draft number came another The with Benny had been filled in the with Bradley Company As the first broad Budd Huc "Quzer Baseball Bcnay venua has he spot the show WATR Is scheduling broadcast of the Hollywood Gold Cup highest paying 9:30 10 F. M. M ~ chief the New York Herald Tribune Swing of July 22 and 2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Film Time Clock

ADAMS -" sunny" II a n, $50. $40
30 10 20 p. m; Two 10 a Taxi,
.l2.47. 3:37. s AZ. e:i7 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -- Blood and
Sand, II a. n. PAS. $50. 1918 p. n
That Uncertain Feeling l15, 5, ga;
p. m.
CINDERELLA 49, BLOOD and Sand. 81
= 50. $3.50. $40 o. N That Uncertain
Feeling" y 30 3 IS. 7:35, lI.15 p. m.
FISHER" Blood and Sand q" 2.7s. s.21
10 p. m THAT Uncertain Feeling" i:04
u, $50 ? n.
Fox-"Tom. Dick and Harry " II
= m 153. as 80, 10 50 p. m.
Time out FOR Rhythm u -. 327
a 20 9.t3 p N.
HOLLYWOOD" Her First Beau" %
10 20 p. m, y u Wait Tor YOU . os,
.p. N
MICHIGAN The Shepherd Of IN.
is.--f2 4s.-4 a. % -ln-At- m
Topper Returns. i1ll a. m. 2:33, 5:j5
.al7 , m.
MADISON - "Theodora Goes wild
Is sos. SIS ?. N Mr. Deeds Goes
70 Town II a. m, $50. $40. 10 80
p. m.
PALMS STATE 'cauFh, in the prsn d
los 40, $50 1110 D. m The Ees
Wolf" II Is q. m. So $40, s.25 .. IN
RIVIERA Blood and Sand. 2 3s
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ing," ia, 5:o7. Q p m.
R-K-O UPTOWN That Uncertain Feel
ing" lf3 5:23. e:o3. p. m. Blood am
sand" 1907. SAT, 1927 p. m.
RoYAL-"Biood and sand" 720. u
p. m. THAT Uncertain Feeling" 8. 90;
D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
.Darrieur
Return
TOHOlIyUOOd

HOLLYWOOD - Daniclle Oar
irieux, who knocked the boys cold
when she made her one American
picture three years ago, soon may
be PACED for a return 70 Holly
wood. according 10 grapevine re-
ports today
The beautiful Danielle returned
TO her native Paris after complct-
ing The Rage Of Paris" for Uni
versal. She was supposed 10 return
for more pictures. nut there was a
legal snarl between Universal and
her French agents. the latter
claiming they had exclusive rights
10 her screen service.
Since then little has been heard
of her. except that she is under
stood 10 be still in Paris where
she divorced her handsome hus-
band. Henri de Coin.
There is a movement in Holly
wood for more and more comedies
and Miss Darrieux proved 10 every
ones satisfaction she IS as fine m
light roles as in heavy drama. II
also was agreed that she had one
OF the prettiest figures ever seen
anywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

Hollywood. The showing will be in
the most ancient wine cellar in
that section famous for its grapes.
Ilona Massey, Binnie Barnes
and Alan Curtis will head a con-
tiHgent of 80 guests.
II will be a bad night for the
beer drinkers. Nothing will be
served but champagne, a beverage
which your reporter believes
should be reserved exclusively for
breaking over the bows OF nice
new boats.
Lynne Ovcrman and Paulette
Goddard spent very rough after
noon in the huge Paramount tank
making a scene in a rowboat for
Reap the Wild Wind. -
A synthetic hurricane has been
generated by giant .)ropellors and
a half a dozen wave" machines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

nized until they reached Ferndale
where an enterprising exhibitor
took a movie of them and showed
it in his theater.
J. p. Marquard is due here again
TO talk casting on III. NJ. Pulham,
Esquire: Regina Crewe. former
motion picture editor Of the Jour-
nal American. is at the Beverly
Hills. guest of Mrs. Charles Elm
field. Chester Morris is hieing HIM
self 10 Broadway for play;
Dorothy Lamour and Greg Baut-
ger having their fortunes told by
the Seer at the House of Murphy
Jennifer Holt, Jacks actress
daughter, and Brad King are keep
ing dates; Rosemary Lane off for
New York for the George Abbott
play: Buddy Westmore. still her
big moment, was AT the station 10
kiss her goodbye; Skeets and Pam
Gallagher celebrated their birth
davS yesterday. Six-year-old Pam
with a long dress, lipstick and
high-hceled shoes-and Skeets in
the usual way.
The Bart MaTShatts are moving
into new house and so are the
Johnny WciSSmullcrS. Luis Slav-
sky of the Argentine. lunching al
RomanoffS after spending a week
end in the mountains with the Gil
bort Millers, he talked with Jock
Whitney in New York and has
much of interest to tell about his
country. That's all today. See
yo,I TOMORROW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Fox Screens New
Jack Benny Film for
Hospital Inmates

LIFE FOR the patients in ST.
Mary's Hospital was made more
pleasant yesterday due to the
thoughtfulness of Charles Gentry,
motion picture editor Of The De-
troit Times. and the Twentieth
Century-FoX Film Corporation. II
seems that the Fox Theater is 60
ing 10 have Jack Benny's new
comedy "Charley's Aunt as its
feature attraction in the near fu-
ture and offered 10 screen it in
the hospital where Gentry has
been a patient for the last three
weeks. He agreed 10, but asked
if the patients. who were able 10
get around, couldn t see the film
too.
Arrangements were made with
the hospital and nearly 200 in
mates and friends witnessed this
comedy in the assembly hall Of st.
Mary's. Fox installed a portable
sound and prnjectnr and a Good
time was had by all. This was an
unusual thrill for many OF the
patients as they hadn't seen a
movie in some time and had never
been 10 a private screening.
The film was just completed re-
Gently and has not been released
anywhere around Detroit which
gave yesterdays appreciative audi
ence something on their fellow
DetroiterS who can attend a movie
any day. This is the first Of Twen-
tieth Century-FoX's big comedies
of the l941-42 season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Musicians Band
In Special Concert

THE DETROIT FEDERATION
OF MUSICIANS BAND with
Albert Manclni conducting, VIII be
heard in a special concert tonight
at S:l5 IN the Belle Isle Shell.
Clement Wallace, baritone SoloiSt,
Will he featured artist.
The program follows
STAR SPANGLFD BANNER
March Washington Crays" Ctafuua
Overture. Raymond Thomas
Baritone solo, The Bride 81 the
Waves" Clarke
clement wallace. tolois,
In an Eighteenth Century Drawing
Room scott
DIZZY Fingers Confrey
Selections from The Gypsy queer"
Kslman
lTTERMISSION
March Anchors AweiEh Zimmerman
Spanish sue La Ferla' Lacome
Ia los Tnfos
tbl la Reia
tcl La Zatauela
waltz Wedding - the winds" Hal
Fete Boheme Massenet
stars ana Stripes Forever SousS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Red Shelton Has Tough
Time at Studio on Birthday
BY JOHN TODD

nature, in Dorothy Lamour's new
picture, Her Jungle Love"
The first day playing his bare
foot role, he stepped on thorn
and the company doctor had 10
remove il.
The second day, he fell over A
root and skinned his knees. The
doctor fixed him up.
Then, he cut his hand on a ma
tive knife and the doctor took
three stitches on the wound
Finally, he stubbed the big toe
of his right foot so hard he
spraincd il severely,
Biberman isn't sold on Jungle
life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Moving West

OZZIE NELSON, who makes
his screen debut in Sweetheart
OF the Campus" and his wife
Harriet billiard, also featured in
the musical, own a large estate on
Long Island Sound, but are pre-
pairing TO purchase a home ir
IIoil,,..ooJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Night Clubs
Offer Neu
Floor ShOUs
By MAURICE WALKER

BOWERY.-Beatrice Kay. star
of radios Gay Nineties Revue. +"
opens this evening. bringing with
her many way-back-when cos
tunes and songs. Detained in New
York because of her broadcast
Monday night. Miss Kay will head
the new show tonight which fea-
lures the Barclays, an unusual
dance team. who include fencing
and comedy in their dance num-
bers: Baron Emerson q Co., new
comedy act. and the Silver Cy-
clones with breath-taking routines
on roller skates. Paddy Cliff re-
mains, singing popular songs, as
do the Don Arden dancers with
new routines. Benny Resh's or
chestra plays for dancing.
PALM BEACH.-Doris White,
unusual acrobatic dancer. head
lines the new show which opens
today. Miss White is supported
by Fay and Andre. an adagio
team. and the Gabby Brothers
whose Juggling will please Detroit
ers. Bob Tolley is master of cere-
monies and offers deft limitations
between numbers. Don Pablo and
his orchestra play as usual, for
the show and dancing.
CASANOVA. - Here the new
show features Ray Hamilton, &C.
centric dancer, whose terpSicho-
rean madness is a source of won
der to audiences all over the coun-
try. Carl Thorston proves that
all the old laws of balance are so
much talk with his Juggling. and
Armand and Juliana add their
smooth dancing 10 the revue. Ra-
mona is the tap and toe artist
with a different twist 10 her num-
bers. Smiling Bob Lewis is master
of ceremonies, with Lee Walters
supplying the music.
SAN DIEGO.-Dancing master
of ceremonies. Rudy Horn, uSherS
in new show tonight which will
include the unusual acrobatic
team, the Laska Sisters; Leola
Taylor, whose songs are flame
hot; and Georges and 10 Ann,
sauve ballroom team. who num-
Der in their repertoire Of waItzeS
plain and Vienese and most of the
modern Latin-American styles.
NERNES. - Virginia Rendell,
Hollywood double for Mae West,
heads the new revue which opens
tonight. Miss Rendell offers q
complete imitation of the famous
Mae in voice and actions. Fran
cisco and Marquita. rhythm dan
GERS. show number Of new
steps, %hile Jill Dean. the swing
singer. is in the groove with mod.
ern favorites. The master Of cere-
monies is Billy Meagher who
intersperses comedy numbers be-
tween the other acts. Music is BY
Alto Fryer and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Bud abbott, Lou Costello Sign
New Contract With Universal
By LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Aug, 5.-Those
"baaad boys" Abbott and Cos.
ltello are "glaaad boys" today, my
friends. After a short peeve with
Universal. the two riot comedians
and the studio that started them
on the road 10 fame, got together
on a new deal that has everything
in il but a set of dishes to make
the boys happy. The terms are
these: Three big pictures for the
'42-'43 season and one outside pic
ture for M-G-M.
But that isn't half OF the gravy.
Abbott and Costello retroactively
collect $4,000 in bonuses for
Buck Privates" and In the
Navy plus a percentage Of their
two big hits.
One thing I must say for these
lfunsters-their big success has not
gone 10 their heads. When they
| first started making pictures for
" they never expected the sem
Sational success they've made and
know they are glad all the little
difficulties have been ironed out
and that they're remaining with
| the studio that made them what
they are today in the movies.
PLAN WOO HOO FILM
General Lear, who disciplined
the drafteeS for calling WOO Hoo"
10 a group of girls who were play
inc golf with him, will find him.
self in the movies. The generals
Unprecedented act, which caused
mothers 10 write in protest and
newspaper articles 10 be written
all over the country. has inspired
Sol Siegel of Paramount 10 write
a little comedy based on the in
cident.
II will he called Private 700
Hoo" and Eddie Bracken, who was
so terribly funny in Bob Hopes
Caught in the Draft" will have
the lead. This incident should
make very amusing comedy to
every one, except, perhaps. to the
boys who had to walk IS miles in
Iblistering heat with blistering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
NOVEL PREMIERE

Hollywood has neid its premiercs
the length and breadth ot the
land-even one on IN ocean liner
but the premiere 70 end all pre-
meres is yet 70 come. II will be
held in a wine cellar.
As YOU might expect, the name
Of the picture is New Wine, a
Gloria Pictures Production soon 10
be released by United Artists.
The event is set for July % at
Chcamonga. about 45 miles from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
AT RANDOM

Is il true that Jerry Wald and
Connie Poland have named the
day? Anne Nagel marries Lieut..
John Robertson in September at
which time he will he relieved Of
duty in Java Mrs Phil Berg rest
ing comfortably following a major
operation in Hollywood HOSPITAL;
Ilona Massey and Alan Curtis
returned from their vacation
fishing trip in the High Sierras.
They visited towns you wouldn't
know were on the map and had a
wonderful time and Wernn't recOg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
SEND TELEGRAMs

Director Norman Mcleod Their
announced that in observance OF
the occasion Red could sit in his
chair all day. to which Red OBJ
served. Mighty decent OF you,
and promptly went crashing
through the prop chair to hare
floor.
Came lunch time in the crowded
commiSsary and six red haired
messenger boys marched in sing
Ing, Happy birthday TO you" and
winding up May you never have
more. They all delivered a tele-
gram. reading Best wishes from
your fan, and signed Virginia
OBrien.
In the late afternoon. another
cake was delivered to Red on the
set II had candles on a. too. So
many IN fact. that IL looked like a
forest fire Five extras were nearly
overcome with the heat
I'm cured" announced Red.
"I'll have no more birthdays"
The crueleSt cut Of all, said Red
mournfufly. was delivered By his
wife, VINO al breakfast had given
him a box Of her favorite candy
and informed him they'd have an
eight-courSe dinner that night
eight courses of hot dogs with a
whiff of hot bread from a nearby
bakery for dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 5. 49, Red
Shelton. the comedian. had quite
a day on his birthday. thanks 10
his family, friends and fellow
workers.
Following his usual custom he
hreeZed into the Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer studio makeup department,
Topped into a chair and went to
sleep while his grease-paint was
applied.
At the moment Red is one OF
three sailors - the others are
Rags Ragland and Ben Blue
in the picture, Panama Hattie.
Red was a little put out when, in
response 10 some puzzled stares
on the set. he looked into nil
ror and discovered the grease
paint expert had made him w
with red stripes on his face--lr
white paint across his forehead
was the greeting: Happy birth
DAY"
Rags and Ben then presented
him with a nice cake with six bil
candles on II, but when he lit the
tapers they proved 10 he roman
candles and nearly tore his head
off.
However" said Red. II didn't
expect 10 get anything from you
guys except a year older"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
IN Cureu, dnnOunted Hed
"Ill have no more birthdaNs."
THE HARD WAY

A few days ago Abner Biber.
man began work as a jungle-borr
Malay native. hardened against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
A LOSS TO FANS

know the fans who saw James
Stephenson with Bette Davis in
The Letter" and later in Shin
ing Victory" are going to take
his tragic death as a personal loss.
Warmers had such plans for this
fine actor. having bought the Life
of Peary' for him. He was in
Kings Row" when death came
to him without warning. He had
just bought a car and had OK
pected TO build n house and make
Hollywood his home.
He died on his fifth wedding
anniversary. making his passing
doubly tragic for Mrs. Stephenson.
A year ago his little son, Peter,
was born and life opened up such
happy prospects for him, even
though his father, mother and
relatives we're all in England.
Bette Davis asked for him in
The Letter. and was his most
consistent booster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
PLEASANT ASSIGNMENT

A pleasant assignment for
Jackie Cooper is TO make screen
love 10 Bonita Granville. the girl
friend in "Syncopation. They
will star in this film history of
Jazz music in America and no less
a director than William Dicterle
will give them their camera in
structions, Jackie is an inspired
choice for he can plav any kind
of musical instrument from the
.SaXophone TO the flute and he
loves il.
Bonita and Jackie are frankly in
love and the only reason they
haven't married is because Of the
serious illness Of Mrs. Bigelow,
-.fackieiS u10thpr