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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Film Time Clock

ADAMs--"A Yank In the Raj" IL
q. m, 1850. $40, 1880, 1890 p. m; eve
Go Fast" 2;4s. s:ss, s:2s, s:is .. m.
Predetermined Business" IL 40, sis5.
T:le, 1915 y. M; Great Guns" li;2s
q. m, 80. B;5s. SOS p. m.
CINEMA--"The stars Look Down."
IL 10. 2:I0. 4fle, 6;le. s:Ie, 1910 p. I'M.
BROADWAY CAPITOI~--"That Hamilton
Woman" 1885. 4:+s. p. M; "Here
Cones -Mr. Jordan" IL .. m, Sol, 1908,
n ses p, an.
CINDERELLA - "That HamiIto
Woman" 1850, $50, 1880 y. m; "Here
Comes Mr.. Jordan" 1889, S. o p m.
FISHER Here Comes Mr.. Jordan. -
:os, S1I. s;IT p. m, That Hamilton
Woman" 2 80. s:45. 1881 p. m.
RkO-uPTowN-''Here Comes Mr.. Jor-
dan" SO, s:Is. s;ss p. m; THAT Ham
iiion Woman, sos. s4s. 1o:sa y. m.
MADIs0N--"shop Around the Corner"
VI III =. m. sos. 1;0s. 10 81 y. m; IN
Han Russell" 1850, 441, s;44 p. m.
-MICHIGAN-"Savy Biues.'' Ie So. &.
T:zf, I0:ts y. M; my Life With Caro-
line." ii 90 .. m, 2:SS, b:5T, 9:.I D. m.
PALMS STATE - "Nothing hat the
Truth" 1881. s:zf. 7;f5. II y. M; 'Un-
dsxs rensa IL sssrJ- 49, e.e7,- e.e5
y. IN.
UNITED ARTISTS "Honky Tonk."
4, :ss. S:s6. 1915. 10 sc D. m; "Dr. kii-
dsre's Wedding Day." 1901 n. m, 2:2s,
5:47, Bs07 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Catholic Thea+er
Prepares New Play

"WHO RIDE ON WHITE
HORSES" by Richard Breen and
Harry Schnibbe, will be the next
Catholic Theater of Detroit pro-
duction November g. z, and 8,
in the Art Institute auditorium.
The play, TO be presented in De-
.troit for the first time. concerns
the adventures of the English
Jesuit, Edmund Campion.
The authors wrote the play at
Fordham University under the di-
rection of Emmett Lavery. Holly
wood playwright and the national
chairman of the Catholic Theater
Conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Play Opens Friday
At lit+man's

On Friday, Sunday and Tuesday
night and Sunday afternoon, a
new comedy drama with music,
entitled Where Is My Child?"
will be given at Igittman's Peo-
pies Theater for the first time
In Detroit. MA My wv
The leading parts win belplayed
by Lily Lilliana. Leon LiebgoId.
Abraham Lax, Ethel Dorf and
Mischa FiShzon, supported by a
distinguished cast of players.
The management of the theater
is inaugurating a new policy with
a new and different New York
play success shown every week
end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Night Clubs
Add Acts
To ReUues
BY WALTER STEVENSON

IL CLUB.--It's one Of those well
balanced revues again at Joe Cous.
FMS Showplace. with dancer Flor
enza as the star.
In addition TO a colorful rhumba,
FlorenZa docs her flame dance
AS II by magic, she appears in a
cloud of smoke and flame. recall
ing 10 mind the genie of the Ara
bian Nights.
Featured supporting star Is
comely Diana Barry whose excel
lent tap routines are almost
classic.
POUR drink" Dornfield doubles
Hsn1aster or ceremonies, and Chap
pelle and Harmon. dance team
billed as the essence OF sophisti-
cation" show new ballroom steps
TO the music of Dom Gregory's or
chestra.
Under a new policy. the first
floor show begins al 9:l5 p. m,
and celebrity night is every Thurs
day.
GRAND T ERR A CE. - Earle
Parchman. clever master OF cere-
monies, continues 10 amuse with
his humorous impersonationS OF
radio stars, singing and fine piano
playing.
Parchman. who is in his seventh
week, introduces the Three Har-
maniacS, harmonica trio who play
everything from blues 10 1--WE ar
engagements: Daro and Corda, tai
cnted pantomime team. with a
flare for comedy; Reynolds and
Roberts. roller skating pair; Mary
Beth Sires. blonde songstress, and
the mustic OF Phil Skillman's or
chestra. There will be huge Hal
loween celebration Friday evening.
with plenty of noisemakerS. bal
looms and all the trimmings on
hand.
THE SHIP.--Curtis Coley's fresh
line of comedy chatter and new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

dances stand him in good stead
with patrons of this spot. A for.
mer stand-in for film star Fred
Astaire. Coley is assisted by Vir.
|ginia in a series Of fine eccentric
and soft-shoe routines.
South Of the border dance STYLES
in which rhunba and conga steps
prevail, are the speciality OF Ra-
vaye and Margo. who depend upon
Zev Clay'S floating rhythms for
assistance.
Lora Jean handles the swing
and blues arrangements OF the
Clay aggregation.
NUT HOUSE.-Continuous en-
tertainment that you won't soon
forget is the policy that has been
IN effect for quite some time.
There is Chef Clark. comedy
impersonations and characteI
sketches: wacky. song-Singing Ed
die Brooks; Freddie johnson
pianist who claims TO have been
with Helen Morgan al one time
and finally drummer George Ben
son, singer.
SAN DrEGO.-F'reSh from HoI.
lywood are Bobby and Jackie Lee
who top a new bill with their
stuffed-to-the-top bag of tricks
While pretty. little Jackie does
contortionistic bits. master ma.
gician Bobby performs fascinating
card and coin sleight-of-hand
Wally Morris acts as genial host
presenting Lord Lyon and Com
pany. hand balancerS, and Able
Gay. acrobatic tap dancer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Plane Joins Army

A LARGE American Airhnes
Douglas transport plane used for
scenes in Unexpected Uncle. F"
starring Anne Shirley, James
Craig and Charles Coburn. was
Communicated by the army follow
ing completion of the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
.O'NeiII PLAY
Surprised
Followers

WHEN "AH, WILDERNESS"
now playing at the cass Thea
ter with Harry Carey as Nat
lMiller-opened at the Guild The
alter on Oct. 2, 1888, il revealed
TO an astonished and delighted
audience that Eugene O'Neill,
Americas foremost tragic drama
fist. had written a comedy.
When its Broadway run was
over il seemed a minor tragedy
that so humorous and tender a
portrait of an average American
home, and one so timeless and
universal in its appeal, had to be
buried.
THIS Is THE YEAR
This year, more than ever, II
seemed desirable TO recreate this
uniquely American comedy not
alone for the pleasure of those
who missed its earlier production.
but because of its affirmation of
the tolerance and goodness of the
American way of life.s
American custom dooms so
many modern classics 10 oblivion
after their short season of life on
Broadway; and so many classics
of an older day are revived only
once in a generation. that our the
alter is confined almost entirely TO
current hits.
And this, as Miss lie Gallienne
put il. SIS as IL the Philharmonic
limited its programs entirely 10
music being written today
REVIVAL SERIES
The Theater Guild Revival
Series will enable those In mod
crate circumstances TO see great
plays in the living theater--per-
haps TO see them all for the first
time.
artists as Spencer Tracy,
Mary Boland, Charles Laughton,
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Vivien
Leigh and Walter Huston have
been approached and have ex-
pressed the warmest enthusiasm
for what the Guild is doing. The
Guild hopes to present all of them
in its Revival Series when their
picture commitments allow.
The Guild has engaged Eva
lie Caffeine 10 direct the Revival
Series and Theresa Helburn and
Lawrence Langner Will supervise
the productions with her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
AT CINEMA

MARGARET LOCKWOOD
has the feminine lead in The
Stars Look Down." A. ].
Cronin story, now in it's Sec
ond week at the Cinema
Theater.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

neritos que eXpusieron tantas
wees su vida por ella; era aban
donar a Tony, sobre TODD, al her
mantle de alma, y renunciar a
los aplausos del pGblico, que en-
sanchan ell coraz6n, como 81 ell
artista sintiera, al recibir las
ovaciones, que mil bocas sedien
tas besaban la suya!.....
lAh, mol. ilRenunciar a la
gloria!...
tia gloria, que es igual que ell
amor de una muehedumbre! t..
mo, mol.
Los marqueseS invitaron a
la nina a subir de nuevo al CO.
che Que les esperaba, para aeon
paharla hasta las cercanias del
Campo del Sepulcro.
Monsieur iRenard y su ayu-
dante habian salido detras, es-
curriendose con su habilidad de
ladrones de marca, y saltando
luego a un tGzi.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Cogorza orden6 con su voz
ronca de aguardiente:
-iSiga ust-d a ese codhe has
Ell fin del mundo! Y 81 We listed
que cae al rio, tirese listed tam
bien!
FL ch6fer sonri6, asintiendo.
ST, senior, ST.
Los marqueses y Ketty sc a.
pearon a Ia entrada del puente.
FL eoche de los randas habia-
Sc detenido unos metres mas a.
tras.
La feria de las praderaS Sc
continuaba aq"i en- una especie
de mercado, con tiendas de CO.
mestibles y puestos al aire IL
bre, bodegones y tabernillas, lie
ras de qtd toS Y de simpaticos
bdturros, todos ellos con el ella
sico panuelo atado a la cabeza.
Ketty dijo que tenia que EN-
trar en- un colmado, a comprar
la cena de la peQueha compahia.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

A los ruegos y los Apprentices
de los marqueses, cuando la oye-
ron decir que guerra marchar-
Sc, que sc lie hacia tarde y sus
compaheritos debian comenzar
a alarmarse, Ketty oponia STEM.
pre- las mismas palabras:
i Yo no me separare de ellos,
nunca, nunca! 81 es verdad 10
que ustedes me han dicho...,
vuelvan por ell circo. Vengan
por alli. Hablaremos todos. No
sotros vamos a estar aqui tOda
la feria, hasta despues de Reyes.
va ven, son mas de tres sema-
nasl...
La nina sc levanto.
Solo entonces Sc dieron cuen-
Ia los tres de que no habian toca
do a las eonsumaciones.
El marques page, y los tres
salieron a la Gale.
Doha Moves y 81 esposo Sc
Idieron cuenta de que seria ind-
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
EN- Ell CAlJEDRUMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Era Totin's Home ell favorito
en- la octava carrera y llegado ell
momento de la acci6n prob6 no
Sc habian equivocado los apos-
tadores que en- 81 habian deposi
tado su confianza. Midnight Te-
rror entro en- segundo lugar.Lo
boletos del vencedor sc pagaroa
a $500, $500 y $3.40.
Conquistaron la apuesta doble
los valiosos ejemplares Husky Y
GYPSY Gay y sus boletos Sc abo-
naron a $74.40.
V~encieron en- as otras carre-
ras Neptune, Sis Bee, Buddyco,
Smie Braggart, Burbarg Traf
fic, Lads Cory, Tough Luck Y
Shine Lady.
Hoy entrarn de gratis las Sc
noras v senoritas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

til intentar convencer a la tesla
ruda, y do Rodolfo habia con-
cedido, al fin, cuando Salian:
Il Refreshments, hija mia
Nosotros volveremos a verte,
iremos por ell circo. Mahana mis-
mo o eSta miSma noche. iDais
function?
Isl.
-Pues esta misma nodhe,
jcomo no te hemos de conven-
Ger? iC6mo no has de acabar
.por venirte con nosotros, a vivir
la vida que til te mereces y a Ia
que themes derecho por tn ma
cimiento?
Ketty Sc encogi6 de hom-
bros, rechazando una vision ten
tadora que habia vuelto a cru
Ear por su mente despierta de
mujercita.
iNo y mol
iDejar el circo, no era sola
lmente traiciOnar a los cOmpa-
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Ell programa de esta noche en-
Ell cuadnlatero de los Artineros
Tommy Gomez es la principal attraction

mez pondra a dormir a Petretti
apesar de la ventaja que este lie
lleva en- peso y estatura.
Pat Comiskev, ell de los pufe-
taos paralizantes, Sc batira con
Mike Alfano y sin un milagro
no ocurre le haran a este la cuen
ia de diez. Comiskey ha perdi-
do terreno en- ell 1ltimo ano, pc
70 Sc propone recuperarlo.
I'm aspirante a la corona del
PESO comvleto, ell italiano Melio
Bettina, tendra de adversario a
Jack Marshall, ell campe6n del
Sur, pero reciente victima del
sargento Marty Clark.
Completaran ell programa dos
matches" entire frankie Tho
mas y Jack Byrd y Young AL =
len y Lloyd Davidson.
Los primeros punetazos Sc
cambiaran a las $50 de la no
che.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

-Debe ser tardisimo, Iver-
dad?-inquiri6, intrigada.
-iNo!-opuso ell marques
las ocho y cuarto NADIA mas.
-lUy, las ocho; va debiamos
haber cenado!., ia las nueve Y
media es la otra function, esta-
ran alarmadosl... Hasta luego,
senores, puesto que han de vol
yer por ell circo, INC es ash?
En- efecto, hija mia-repu-
so la marquesa la primera-;
deiame que te de un beso.
Dona Moves estamp6 un so,
moro beso en- la frente de la nj
ma, humedeciendola con sus la
grimas.
Don Rodolfo lie estrech6 la
mano.
La nina penetr6 en- Ell colma-
DO; pero los marqusses no qui-
sieron mardharSe, como 81 te-
mieran que a la pequeha pudie-
ra Ocurrirle algO al atravesar
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Aunque en- ell programa anun-
ciado para esta noche en- Benja-
min Field figuran p1giles tan
reputados como Melio Bettina,
Pat Comiskey y Jack Marshall,
la principal attraction para ell p1
blico tampeno 10 es Tommy Go
mez, ell valiente muchacho, que
Sc enfrontara con ell corpulento
Ernie Petretti, un boxeador neo
yorquino.
Tommy Gomez sc ha restable
cido por complete de la enter
medad que lie hizo guardian CANA
durante algunas semanas y los
'fieles" locales recuerdan sus
bien ganados triunfos sObre
Maynard Daniels, "Duraroca"
Harden, Young Allen, Lee Sill :
vers, Pietro Georgi, Marty
Clark y otros.
Los peritos estiman que Go
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
LOS INDIOS
A LOS BARONESS

Aver por la tarde, en- Plant
Field, los Indios de Indianapo-
lis atropellaron a los Baroness
de Birmingham, anotando nue.
We carreras y bateando Is hits
contra 2 carreras y ocho hits de
la novena que ~practica en- Tam
pa.
Los precios de entrada Sc han
rebajado y son actualmente de
40 centavos ell asiento en- la glo-
rieta, 25 centavos los soldados y
.25 centavos los fanatics" de la
raza negra.
Lanzaron por los vencedores
los pitchers Fletcher, Gill y Cox
Y por los derrotados Selway,
Niemes Y Harris.
FL pr6ximo sabado los Baro-
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DEPORTES
LOS ROJOS
A LOS DODGER
VolVerdn a Tampa en- la
PrimGverd de 1919

Jugando aver en- Clearwater,
los Rojos de Cincinnati vencie-
ron a los Dodgers, con anotaci6n
de z carreras.
Monte Pearson y Wander Nicer
lanzaron por los Rojos y Rach-
nok, Head y Casey por los vapu-
leados. Diez hits ibate6 ell Gin
cinnati y los Dodgers solo pega-
ron seis.
Descargaron batazos de cna-
tro esquinas Bill Werber, la ter
cera base, y Ell jardinero dere-
cho Jimmy Gleason. Joe Med
wick peg6 de ~"jonron" contra
las curvas de Monte Pearson, en-
ell cuarto.
Los Rojos Sc pondran hoy en-
canine de Miami donde embar-
caran hacia Cuba.
Warren Giles, ell administra
dor de los Rojos, di6 anOche la
noticia de que Ell club retornara
a Tampa en- la temporada de
1912. "Hemos recibido la seguri
dad de que Ell terreno Sc pondra
en- perfectas condolences antes
de ~nuestro arrivo."
Ell contrato probablemente Sc
firmara hoy.
Cincinnati 7c, 10h, lie; Broo-
klyn &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

e lCfrculo Cubano, a juicio dc
los expertos locales, tiene un
"trabuco" en- la Liga ln%tersocial
pero Faustino Casares cree te-
ner otro "trabuco" y Sc frota las
manos de contento.
IC6mo andan de "trabucadaS'
los Caballeros Leales y los Carl
baldinos de la Unione?
Vernon Gomez parece ha5er
recuperando su antigua excelen
tie forma Y va no Sc queJa dc
dolores. FL "castellano' domino
aver a los "Blues" de Kansas CT
ty hasta que Sundra lie sustituy6.
y hubo de finalizar Ia "lachada"
New York lie, 12h, lie; Kan
sas City, DC, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

la feria de regreso al circo.
Cruzaron la acera, y esperaron
medic disimulados entire las som
bras cruzadas de un farol y de
la tienda donde entrara Ketty.
POGO despues la vieron salir
cargada de paquetes, atravesaU
ell puente y comenzar a baiar la
rampa del Campo del Sepulcro.
Don Rodolfo y dona Moves {
siguieron desde lejos.
-Mejor sera que la veamos
entrar al circo-dijo ell mar
ques a media VOC a su esposa.
ST, mejOr sera. Aunque es7
ia noche hemos de volver. de-
Demos cerciorarnos de Que M
Ia ocurre NADIA desagradable po
culpa nuestra.
Tuvieron que aligerar ell paso
los marquSses, porQue Ketty ha-
oia penetrado va en- ell torbelli-
no De Ia feria, baio Ia luz otus-
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
CAMPBELL A
~SHEULBROCK

Sarasota, MARIO 25.-Tommy
Campbell venci6 aver por pun
tos, en- 10 asaltos. a BODY Shell
brook, de Oskaloosa, Ohio. Jack
Byrd, un vigoroso pegador, pu-
so a dormir en- ell quinto asalto
a Johnny Portugal.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Con el bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(POr Tira 9 CuartA)

Phillies en- Fort Myers y al ter
minarse Ell juego ell Cleveland 81
10 contaba una carrera. hecha en-
Il s5ptimo, y los de Filadelfia
ninguna.
Filadelfia DC, 3h, De; Cla,ye
land IL, 4h, Zoe.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Esta noche Sc reunira la Liga
Intersocial en- ell edificio del Cen
tro Asturiano, 81 no hemos side
nal informados.
Sc completaran les detalles
para los juegos de inauguration,
que Sc efectuaran ell domingo 6
de abril.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
TOIES PELEARA CON CES.

New York, mario 25.-El ne
gro Roscoe Toles hara un viaje
hasta Buenos Aires y en- la ca
pital argentina peleara con Abel
Cestac, un ahijado de Luis An
gel Firpo.
Toles sostendra tres peleas ell
la Argentina y lie tocaran en- las
otras dos Alberto Lowell y Ar
turo Godoy. FL Negro embarca-
Ina Il dia 8 de abril.
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TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

ma ell circo cada noche y cada
tarde o entire la genie que Sc
cruza conmigo por la Gale!
"En Gambia, mis- amiguitos,
son mi verdadera familia, me
quieren, como yo a ellos, y 20 no
los abandonare."
En este nstante fue cuando ell
diez wees ilustre Monsieur Re-
nard, sentado, como sabemos,
en- este mismo cafe con su bril-
llante segundo, descubri6 a Ket-
ty, unas mesas mas ALA de Ia
que los dos randas ocupaban...
o.
No hubo manera de conven-
Ger 3 ia pequeha artista.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

mes jugaran en- Tampa con los
Blues de Kansas City.
indianapolis &c, 13h, Sc; Biz.
mingham &c, Oh, 1e.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Los Tigres de Detroit juga =
ron aver en- st. Petersburg y de
jarcn en- blanco a los Cardena-
les.
Tommy Bridges y Luther Thu
mas lanzaron por los triunfado-
res y por los "aplastadOs" War
nee, Gornicki, Nahem y Hut
Crimson.
Detroit 1c, Oh, De; San Luis
&C, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

En- Ontario California, los Pi
ratas de PittSburg derrotaron a
los Angeles del club Los Ange-
les con "score" de 10 carreras
por A.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Los Indios superaron a los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
DOndt's Next

7 cornered David Selznick at
the Gloria Vanderbilt-Lady Fur
ness party TO ask for news. David
admitted he had sold the A. S. NJ.
Hutchinson Novel IF Winter
Comes" to M-G-M for Robert
Donat. He bought the rights from
Paramount who made a silent
film of the novel with Percy Mar
mont about Is years ago, when
il was hailed as the best seller
of the year. With the English
locale il would be perfect TO star
Donat who is already right there
and has no intention of leaving.
IF Winter Comes" is not unlike
James Hilton's we Are Not
Alone" and would probably do as
much for Donat as did Hilton s
book. Goodbye, Mr.. Chips" IF
Winter comes" is about a mis-
understood. inarticulate man who
gets into all sorts of trouble trying
10 help a girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Quartet
Contest
At Michigan

A BARBER SHOP quartet
lobby contest will be held nightly
at the Michigan Theater. starting
next Monday at 8 p. m. and tieing
in with the run of Strawberry
Blonde.
O"artets are invited to come
backstage at tn, Michigan Friday
evening at 7 and be assigned a
spot when they can MARBLE in the
lobby. The close harmony will
begin at 8 every night start
ing Monday and continuing
through Thursday. The winner
of the contest will be awarded
silver loving cuI suitably in
scribed by Miss De Havilland, and
her co-star, Cagney.
Costumes of quartets competing
will be left up to individual tastes.
Peg-topped trousers will not be
barred and quartets will be urged
to sing such tunes as After the
Ball" The Band Played On"
Wont You Come Home. Bill
Bailey" Meet Me in ST. Louis,
Louie" "On Sunday Afternoon"
I'm My Merry Oldsmobile. In
t Shade of the Old Apple Tree"
all of which are sung in the film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26

wrong. How many people, II they
had TO choose between sight
and hearing, would give up their
eyes:
Audiences tire OF CONVERSE
ton. You don't have to hit them
over the head with a sledge
hammer to get a point across.
"In Blood and Sand we have
several pages of silent scenes
showing Rita Hayworth. a cold
and hard but beautiful siren,
giving Tyrone Power the air
while she goes into a voluptuous
dance in a cafe with Anthony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
NeU Actress

One of the most beautiful
Women in New York society is
drk-eyed, stunning Kay Chad
ueneau, who hos been oisiting
here in Hollywood. ! haze often
Wondered why some movie pro-
Queer didn't sign her, and sure
enough LeUis Miiestone>.t told me
he had for Ronald CoImon's pic
ture, MY Life with Caroiinss"
Kay wM have the second ieod
and il wiH be. interesting to see
il she photographs as weH as she
looks in real life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Morocco to Have
-
Braddock as Guest

James J. Braddock, former
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion, and many followers of the
cauliflower industry, will be
guests of the Club Morocco at a
specially arranged party to be
held at the club Thursday evening.
following the conclusion of the
Lesnevich-Mann fight at Olympiat
According TO Charles Brocco,
manager of the club. BraddoclS,
will be accompanied by Joe Gould
and members from the camps Of
Lesnevich and Mann.
A special show has been planned
with swing sinner Pepper Garrett
as the featured performer.
Other entertainers include come.
dian of ceremonies Buddy Duray,
dancer Valerie Blake. the Bea
Vester Girls and Joe Foder's
bouncing rhythm band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
On Befte's Trail

Another outstanding example OF
girl who was being overlooked
for many years was little Ida Luz
pino. who posed around in swim
suits for the Paramount publicity
department until fans thought she
never wore clothes. Then she asked
for her release and went over 10
Warmers where she is now being
given Bette Davis roles.
The latest delayed discovery"
Is little Susan Hayward. who was
neglected both at Warmers and at
Paramount She was occasionally
given bit parts. she was hauled
around the country every time
they had a premiere so that she
could appear as one of those pic
ture-less" celebrities and was gen.
orally miStreated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Rides Movies

He outdid even his previous ef-
forts toward Kidding the movies of
talk when he showed up on the
Twentieth Century-Fox lot re-
Gently with the script of Blood
and Sand" Not only had he writ
ten 80 scenes that didn't have a
single spoken word in them but
some will run silently on the
screen for as long as two minutes.
"They had the right idea in the
silent days." Swerling. who has
been turning out scripts for the
last 10 years. told us on the set.
"A bit of action-a glance of
the eyes or a slight movement
of the lips-will deliver a mes
sage far more effectively than
pages OF dialogue, and II doesn't
matter how brilliant the scenar-
list may he.
1.-THE talkies were an InnOva-
tion and the pendulum swung
too far toward dialogue. The mi
crophOne, not the camera, be-
came the chief actor. And that's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Her Big Chance

Finally. on loan. she went oUer
10 Columbia 10 take the role OF
Hester in Adam Had -Four
Sons" the film version Of the
Charles Bonner noUei. Legacy"
This vos a coUeted screen plum,
but woit until you see Whot
Susan does with il in this film
which opens at the For Friday.
Although Warner Barter and
fnrrid Bergman are the stars,
and the cast is weH filled with
such popular names as Johnny
Downs. Fay Wray. Helen West
ley, Robert Shav and Richard
Dennine, IL is Miss Hayward you
wonf TO Udfch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
Less Dialogue

COR Is II necessary for Linda
Darnell. Tvs faithful sweet
heart, to say more than a few
words when he's dying?
"In The Westerner' we built
several dramatic climaxes be-
tween Gary Cooper and Walter
Brennan and the only sounds
were footsteps or the creaking
of a door.
This year the talkies will be-
come more and more silent. We
are definitely returning to the
basic principle Of movie making
that the film fans want to see
the actors do something and not
hear them crate"