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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16
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fhrnnt.
Sic bate bas nelle. blablila 9tobt.
bemb an9c5ooen. Gos mar biibiH.
9tid)t nie Die Moma INNER ipollte.
nit Sen 9Gnbhcn ON Sails ,lno on
oen "Herneln, ,pie es SIT @robnutter5
3eit Mobe oeiucicn. Snb lfamo bic
nc,e 3cit gar nid)t pcrltcbcn uollte?
Sic brcbte hos 2id)t aus luno
ldliipitc inS 9ctt. Scr Mono ltono
binter .ocn 5,pci 6obritiblotcns uno
mari ibren Sd)otten ipic 5,pei bide,
plluupe @nIfen mittcu in oo5 3inl=
incr.
9a marcn lie picocr!
&ie Itia oicie aon5c Ahuoipbdrc
bon Hnb, Sirn, srbcitcr, Streif lno
giien Mno Shncib bo6tc!
Sic pcrlhlnng sic iblonfen,
lUnccmcibcn Nrmc bintcr ibrenl
ounfleu 2odcnfppf.
Sic nod)te es onocrS, 9on5 on
ocrS. Hcitcn. . . .ouf pcitcr E,btn.
mo9cnbcs StcppengroS inter bcn
Suien unb in SEN 2o0en bcn @ino.
Sn eiuc,n ShloB mubucn, ,pie Sc
lat &eretb NOR, on Dos lie lih nod
gut erinncrn fonnte, >pcil lie boh 13
Sabre ,pnr, ols iie BON BORT neooe-
5ogen.
@noIid lhlief lie ein.
Sic trornte bon grnbcn S0len,
nit tpcibeoloener Studotlr. Sic
idritt ourb oicle Sale nno aae Git
rem lprongen anf bon lelblt.
9iener neieten l6 Dor ibr nno
Damn fam elmer. 8. . .er NOR pl,ng ,lnO
idon nno iblanf uno ibm eeb0rtc
olles.
St nabm lie ,portlos in leine Mr.
me nno fiiBte lic.
ga er'uabte lie.
@s NOR Sag.
Gor Dem eranen SmmeI 1tonoen
Dleber oie S6Iote uns puiiten
l6lpar5cn Gnub aus, ser nidt 5,lr
Sobe ltci9en fonnte, neil Scr &ebcl
i'm oriidte nnO 10 froh er, tpie einc
&ielenlblan9e, in lauelanen Bin=
ouneen iiber bie 00ber bin.
uYiuir' ioete Nfia laut uno aog
Die Ml,llporbdnee Dor.
Damn 5og iie iih at, brahte ibr
3im1ner in Sronung 1lno piibte nit
oem Staubtub cine biQiee Nippfieur
bon oer &onlnooc.
Sberbcn. . Slid? bahte iie uno
itieB NIT benz fleincn 9ub Sas ger
brodene 5ieiirden unter Sen Sbrant.
0toma iuiiroe mieoer ihelter.
2on9peilig lpor oos 2cben, lbenb=
lid.
Nn6 Die Serreu 0bcten lie on.
9ieier ounne, iunge 8cigert.
nno Der 9robiide &nou umo ole an=
Ianmicn. -.
&ebt mibmntis 9ing lie binunter
ser Mon,a bclien.
Vtlt Oleler eln3lgen, blooen NagO
ml1bte man ia ale Arbeit lelber mo
6cn.
uJrieorib!"
Ser Serr Baron ,piiniben?
.~Soe mir einmal, lit oos Snber-
tlisi6l0bl in Stano?"
"SSa'pobl, @err 8arom. SIM SerbIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

0tia, DAB on beute ,pieoer nid)t 81.
Sauie iporit. Ser Serr SSsseniellr
3noa, ser il,nse Serr Snoll, mar oa
uno ipallte bid 5,s einer autoiabrt
abbolen."
yad, Scr Gnou! 0a Bin id aber
frob, bob ib meg mar
";@os beibt bos, Mio? gu fol'nlt
unieren @bef niht Dor Ben &opf ito
Ben, inoem bu ieinen Sobu. ..."
Mia Iodte ben auf. "8as ecbt
mid ser Gbef on2 Sd bite oid,
Mama, ibou Sit oob Sen ilngcn
Gnou m!'
Mia Id)iittelte Iid), ober 6rau Settle
Hellbert befam eincu rotcn &opf.
u9u ,pirit ipobrid)cinlitb ouf eincn
SiirIten ober @roien morten, Dummies
&ino.'
,@arlm nid]t? gSGr Sos oor 10
oblonoerlib. Nfana, oob MIDI ein
@rin3 bolen ipiirbe?"
atia Iadte nod inlmcr. 0ann m,1r=
oe lie ernit.
,Giellciht Itedt mir BOD nod 9e=
lat &eretB in &opf. 60 ein Sdlob
.es lit bolt och lpos onoeres.
Sic trat on SOS 5cniter mo 5og
Sen Sorbong 5llriid.
,,Otoma, ib bite Did, penn n,an
ba bino,lsiballt. -. pub. 49,. bielcr
Gaud), oieier. .paroon: 9red, oieie
Sabritihlote! No, ibon lit oas ni6t.
8enn id oen, &noa jun. beiraten
miiroe, miibte ib oas mein ganaes
2eben lang onieben."
,,Mama', iagte lie uno iuuroe gana
ernit, vib bin ein &ino oer Yubto!
Sd bin ouf ser 9ubta geboren! 81
eeunernl,lif OFT meincr @iege! 1ta-
mo! 9os bielt idb nibt aus, nit bem
@errn &noll. :. . @ott iei 9anf, Ba-
pa, oob bu ba biit!"
Sic flog ibrem Gater ,,m Den
Sails.
,0famo bolt mir ihon mieoer
&noQportrG9e. 49,"
,SSette, LAB bo6 oas &inb!"
,,9orl, ib peritebe DID niht."
uShon gut, bas peib id. 8os
befoll'ueu mir au eiien?'
.&olbsbries NIT Spotle. -" iog-
te iSrau Sette gefrGnft, uoeine Scib=
ipeiie."
,,Das ift lieb bon sir, SSSctte Bitte,
mir fSnncn anfaneen. $50 lparit on
oenn beite nahnlittog, 8ilbiang?"
- ,,@s mar fao, @opa. Ser &arl
8eisert, ser arme Se,,fel lit 10 per-
liebt in mid, bat MIDI braneefriegt
NIT ibm atpet Stunoen ouf bcm Out
5enoteid berunI5u9ouoeln. Damn bin
ib aur grbolung 81 meiner Jreunoin
@rna 3iceler noh &iirnbers bincin-
eefabren Moua, oie bat ibon ibren
ne,len Yel5mantel."
+ 80, n,ln ou bral,blt nod feinen
beuer, oein pori9idbri9er. -. Sa,
5pinfelt e,,d mir au! &arl, lei ooh
cinmal perniinitie. Nir ,uiiiem ooh
gar nid)t, pas nod fomnt.. Der
&rieg gebt at @nSe. 9as @eihdit
miro nibt mebr 10 9eben, ,uie iebt.
ga miro es oir lieb iein, ,penn on
fiir aIle. sSGlle etiuas eripart bait."
@r .ieuftc Sen 8Iid auf Sen Seller.
sSm @runoe hate ieine iSrau redlt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16
Mittpodi, ben 16. april f941

Sle nllen ood], iple Wtnnla ut.
@r tpenoete geboriam Den Gabn an
.oas liter ,lno frug bittenb:
limo mann fom,l,en Sic ipieber,
bab ib Sic auf oem Dutenoteid iab.
rem barf?"
.Sas tpeib id nidbt."'
b 9sah elmer 8eiIe fettete er Sen
Gobn au oen anberu, sic in b,nter
&eibe angepflodt laeen uno leiie
fbalfelten.
r. uMia, oarf. id Sic nod an bie
SaIteIteIle begleiten2''
u8enn es Sbnen Spob mad)tS
&arI."
-. Sic eineen raid sic Strobe bin=
ab. slIS sic SalteiteIle ibon in Sibt
ipor, maBiete 9fia sen sdritt.
p: uSie linO ein gutter &erl, ober er=
ftens iinO Sic 5,1 jung fir mid uno
Speitens beirate ih nllr, ipenn id
'eine gldn5enoe Bartie n1aben fonn
SD bin gar fein idmdrmerilbes
, yfaoel ,1no Siebe. >. ia, allo gut,
,penn ienlano iebr reid lit lnb iebr
elegant, piel(eidt peroc ib i'm bann
Iieben. @eben Sic iett nod Souie!
9toben Sic tein 10 trollrise5 @e=
fid)t"
. Sic reid)te .ibm sic Sano. Ct
nabm iie Iblpeigeno, ser blonbe, itilIe,
nngliicflib liebenoe &orl 8eigert luo
mabte baum raid &ebrt, neil ibm
Die Sranen III ben Iueen itanoen
rno peil ct .niebt mollte, oob iie iiber
ibn Iabe.
@s tat 10 peb.
a.: Sic lab ibm nad, ipie er sic Stra.
BE binuntereilte in Soft uno audte
Die Ndieln: hummer ,Suneel
=. 9ann iprang lie auf sic berans
fabrenoe Srombabn, ebe iie nod belt
70, &arI Schubert, ser friibere 8er,pal=
ter bon 9eIat &eretB, bate ieine LAMB
-tpirtibaitlibe 9etatielmg aufeeee-
ben.
IS ipar nitbts nit ser 2onoluirt-
,fbaft. &enn man nid)t iteblen ipoIlte,
bradte man nidts bopon.
@s ipar aud nidt iein Ntetier:
Maidinen ipareu iein 0tetier. 60
bate er geiuht nmo bel Der Jirma
&noa uno @Ilert in Siirtb cine bril-
liant beaablte Stelluug eefunoen. IS
mar cine Sabrif fir @ilenbabn,pagen,
2aitalltos uim.
!, Sebt I'M &rieg peroiente ct bel ie-
Der SeeresbeItellung enorm burb
,Grooiiionen.
Seine srau ,mo feline Sohter
fonnten iih etpos leiiten. @r liebte
Ytia abeottiid. @s ,por iein einaises
Ginb Sic iollte ibrcm 8illen baben
mo ein,nal cine Sole ipiclen in III
reE biirgerIiben areiicn. 50 ,ueit
IS oil ibm log, pollte ct ibon ba5u
belfem.
IL z.th
Das Hobn5im,ner mar traulih.
Cine nit rotem Sdirm beihattete
3angelampe, in sic sic eleftriibe
.8irne eillnlontiert ipar, belidtete ben
,r,,lroem Siid) unter ibr. @r mar ein-
iaoemo gcrcdt.
rsl6er 9tia" iaste 5rau ,Sctte
Genbert, ,.,po iporit om bcnm ,uiebcr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

&arbinol ssrieorib Seoesd,ini.
@rsprielter ser Gotifanii6en 8oiiIifa,
bat apei befebrten Suocu al einenl
Gage bier 5oframente eeipenoet:
Saufe, Jirnllne, bl. &onlnln,ion ,mS
@be. @s ,poren albert Hleld) ,nso
2eona Caro-. Ser Yleid) lit Mitelies
ser 2egation bon Soiti beim SL
Smbl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

Gin Bauer flaet iibcr ocm Stonb
Der Jeloer, ser leinen 8iinlden cor
niht entipriht.
so ein ihIcbtes SSsabr babe ib
nod ME sebobt'', meint er. "Nein
&orn lit faum Elm paar Son bod"
u9as lit nod ear nidtS'', io9t Der
Nadbar, ser i'm iibertrlmpIen min.
u8ei mir miiiien Die Sperliu9e ME
oerfnieen, tueln fie bon neinen Neb-
rem freIlen ipollen.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

u5rieSrih!'
Scr. Serr Baron ipiinihen?
Sag mir einmal, lit oas Suber-
t,tsiblobI in Stano?"
~SSa,uobl, Serr 8arom. SIM SerbIt
lit oos 9ad ousaebeiiert porSen. SD
CLAUDE ni6t, oaB et,pos feblt."
so, Damn modte ib, boB bu beute
binausfGbrit. Nimm a,pei Yustpeiber
init uno loiie .es BON oben biz Mnten
ioubern. Sd m0bte bieic 8obe ein>
NAL. auf Die So9o eeben ,mb
orauben Mitta9 eiien. gieaeibt fann
ib einen Bod: -"
"@err 8aron!" Jrieorib Itotterte,
lpalrbs rot xno ieine Nueen iendt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Pets, Poultry Supplies

READ Times Want Ads for proht-us,
them for resultsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

A NEW studio couch. rich red or blue
covers. innerspring construction. snld fof
500, sac. SIS. Mtoheirs. 1000 Cratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
! MisceIIonsous FOR Sale

CAMERAs-An makes, AT BEST LOW
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coLoNIc Table. complete; sheibsrg outfit;
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DINING room suite. mahogany and wal
nut pieces; very reasonable. leaving
city. 722s Kingsley.
ICE skates, tubular, 81 81 Dawson I'M
claimed Freight Stores, 1887 Livernois.
1883 L. Dawson. 1884 CIR. r., 1870 Mack.
PERMANENT waving machine. dryer,
swivel chairs. Vinewood 2-266o. 2a5
Burke. River Rouge. rear.
SPRING SAVINGS
~ WALLPAPER PATTERNS sos OFF
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30-GALLoN new Ever Hot automatic gas
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

CONSULT tho enlarred Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Lumber, Building Materials

BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGEs-,'Built Ae-
eording to Requirements. Hogarth 4141
NOW wREcKING-Used lumber, doors,
sash. plaster board. steel sash, pipe, etc
Can save you money: we deliver. Great
Lakes Wrecklng. 1925 Meyer Rd. no. 1920
ONE-cAR garage. l2xis. s64. SO. Fillmore
Lumber. 24204 Gratiot. Rosevilis 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
ALL NEW FURNITURE

A beautiful bargain IN gorgeous velour.
slightly used. Inquire MOSS, 7755 Grand
River Open Evenings and Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

FoUR-RoOM OUTFIT. as ~
includes 2-pc. living room suite ottoman.
txi2 leaf design rug end tables. or<
table lamps. smoker. 5-pc bedroom, 4
throw rugs soc. extension tsbls for a.
neiie. f7-pc ktchsnwsrs. 5-pc breakfsall
So Also see our and s.roorn gttfns.
OPES EVENINGS AND erNDIf -
LIMBS. s375 FENKELf.. AT LfyERxol0
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In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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COLLIES, COOKERS
PIT BULL TERRIERS

THE DOG HOUSE. 1900 LIvERNoIs
DETROIT Bird Clinic-Canaries boarded I
singers wanted. Cook, s2ss Grand River
Avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Lumber, Building Materials

PoRcHEs, sxie with labor. sis6. Public
Lumber. eis 4. 1-Mile Rd. 10. s-7l2o.
AGAR GARAGE, siei.2i up. U. 3. House
wrecking. isse6 Dequindre.
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IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
seetionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

ture living room. bedroom. Kitchen;
vas $3.50: customer forfefts deposit. Yours
for balance Of SOS: 81 weekly. Benson Q.
1924 Woodward. Open evenings. sunday
12-5
Evening star., 1941-11-02
There'll Be a Turkey for Dinner This Christmas
Being oyvood Newest Big Shot, Glenn Ford Can Celebrate He
Remembers Spending His Three
By Ira Woiferf.

deep in you and made you hungry.
When the music finished I
went on down Fifty-seventh street.
Church bells started to ring They
were great big bells and hit the
air with an expensive sound. like
bronze hammers. It's Christmas.
thought, got to get me something
for Christmas.
Il went into an Automat and got
a piece of pumpkin pie for a dime.
That left me a nickel. 1 looked at
the nickel and thought, the hell
with it, and got me a scoop of ice
cream for it to go on the pie Then
I walked home and went to sleep.
Show Minded.
For a week after that I lived
of friends-you know. getting in
vited to dinner and lunch, and so
forth. Then a wire came from
Homer Curran. who puts on the
shows downtown here. He sent me
money to come home ard play a
part for him. After that I went
into pictures and then, just this
week, Columbia told me they wanted
me to star in Martin Eden Jack
London's story of his own life. and
that there are to be no more West
erns for me and no more b pic
tures-only class stuff"
Glenn Ford has been a show
Evening star., 1941-11-02
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLL1 WoOD.
Glenn Ford, a 24-year-old Que
bee born Californian who began
last week his first assignment as
a star in an "A" picture and thus
became the very newest big shot
In town, began to tell how he got
there and to show what kind Of
fellow he is.
MY real name is Gwyllyn Ford
he said, "a Welsh name. I took the
name Glenn from town in Canada
called Glen Ford, because the av-
erage person feels when he is pro-
nouncing 'Gwyllyn' that he is eat
ing oatmeal.
This town of Glen Ford is named
after my family My family owns
the st. Lawrence Paper Mills and
an uncle of mine. Sir John Mac
Donald. was once Prime Minister of
Canada.
"Just the same. three years ago
was walking up Fifty-seventh street.
New York. on Christmas eve with
IS cents in my pocket. That's all
the money I had in the great big,
beautiful world. 1 had come to
New York to do little bits of things
in play called 'Soliioquy'-one that
had John Beal in it and Helen
Craig. And I had thought. here
is where the bugles blow for me
and had moved into a suite in the
st. Moritz.
A Wonderful Place.
But the show was not very good.
The critics discovered that secret
and announced it in loud, harsh
tones and the result was I went
out of my expensive suite in a hurry
without money enough to get back
home (Mr. Ford's home has been
In Santa Monica, Calf. since
childhood) and started looking for
a job.
New York's a wonderful place
to be on Christmas eve. All the
air there has feeling in it like
you get from seeing a lighted
Christmas tree. I walked around
getting the feeling out of the air
and, very late, I stopped at a music
shop and listened to music playing.
1t was good music that went down
Evening star., 1941-11-02

minded boy all his life. Freak of
the family he said. When I was in
Santa Monica High School I was
elected commissioner of entertain
ment,' which meant staging the as
sembly periods. The high point Of
my ideas as Snowman came when
I had two fellows walk out on the
stage hauling large screen behind
which was girl who remained
invisible to the audience.
1T was a fan dance, my idea of
a fan dance. The girl stuck her
naked arm above the screen and
waved at the audience Then she
stuck one naked leg out from around
the screen and waggled it. Then
she stuck another leg out the other
side and waggled that. BY this time
the audience was popping. All kids,
you know, high school kids. Boy,
they seethed.
Then the screen was taken away.
and there she stood, in a bathing
suit, holding an electric fan. The
show went over very we'll with every
body except the principal and the
teachers. They said it was bar
barrie and wanted to suspend me
from school,"
Tested Anyway.
Ford got his start acting with the
Santa Monica Players. a little thea
ter group with whom he still fools
Evening star., 1941-11-02

around, putting on shows. II was
doing Parnell when Tom Moore, the
old-time silent star. was in the au-
dience. He was talent scout for
goth Century-Fox at the time.
Now he's UP at the top of the tai
ent department. although Daryl
Zanuck bawled him out and nearly
fired him for bringing me in for a
test.
Tom came backstage and saw
me in my dressing room with my
beard of. the beard I was wearing
for Parnell. He took one look at my
face and said, oh. my Lord, poor
kid. The best that can happen to
you is you'll become a character
juvenile Mote: A character ju-
venile is the young guy who never
gets the girlD
But he took me in for a test,
anyway. When Heaven With q
Barbed Wire Fence came along he
dropped me into that spot. which
led to so Ends Our Night which
led to me being starred in Martin
Eden which is going to lead to me
buying myself the biggest turkey
there is for Christmas. turkey so
big it will not fit on any platter you
can find but will hang down all
around the edges
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Another New Yorker Series
Becomes Another Comedy
Junior Miss, Nationals Next, Is Fifth
Play to Be Based on Character
In Lively, Irreverent Weekly
By yay Caym0dy.

AS source material for life
IN comparison with the New
almost
part OF drama supported
impressive lot of evidence.
With the tomorrow night
fifth set OF characters will pages the
lively weekly within brief course be
Judy Graves the beguing child Sally
preceded the 5l35 Kensngon (The
know
Preceding the
deruy dramatic characters family
MKenney sisters my Sister Eileen" the Norths
and Pal joey Pal joey Between them achieved
making three straight and highly successful comedies
favorable
the world significant affairs
Of the Internal
Most popular of the lot obviously has
Howard
and incidental relatives bgng
times 1t played fabuouy long
where the child labor prohibited
Presidents Birthday celebration
which unlikely to be broken a
Be Character
With Universal Implications.
Sister Eileen" the dramatic account of the McKenney girls
qualities family difference
that there fewer McKenneys than Days.
Norths metropolitan
of
conclusion that 1t will profitable
the others.
OF Junior Miss knows anything that Judy Is the kind
(see CARMoDY Page ESD
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Music for Shaw

Oscar Strauss, Viennese composer,
has been engaged by R-K-O-Radio
to do the original score for the
Gabriel Pascal screen production
of Bernard Shaw's Arms and the
Man" comedy, with Ginger Rogers
and Cary Grant costarred.
AS already announced, Miss
Rogers assignment to the Shaw
comedy is independent of her R-K-
O-Radio commitment to star in two
pictures the coming year. 1t is
also separate from Grants deal to
do one picture.
Arms and the Man" will be
Strauss second picture for R-K-O-
Radio. A few years ago Producer
Sol Lesser brought him from Switz-
erland for the score of a film
musical.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Toduy's Film Schedules

CAP1TOL-"Unhoy Partners tabloid ganger
10pm. Stage shows: 3:45,
COLUMBIA Feminine Touch applied lightly by
RUSSELL continuous afternoon and
EARLEThe Maltese Falcon mystery plus
tbs and $40 Stage shows: g. 4:20 40 and 905
KEITHS-"Unhnished Business"
edy: las, 340 540 TAO and $40
$50 7:20 and 920 pm
LITTLELove Affair with Boyer
1855, $50. 7:50 and
METROPOLTTANHo Back the poignant
Charles Boyer 2:20, 4:45, 7O5 and $40 PM
PALACE "A Yank the R. goes Dunkerque:
2:45, s. 72O pm
Wedding" Margaret
4:30, 6:25, 8:15 and 1905 pm
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts: continuous o'clock
Evening star., 1941-11-02
First Night Is Bright, Too,
For The Land Is BRIGHT
But Indications Are That There Is
More Gloss Than Substance in
The New Broadway Play
By Mark Barron.
Associated Press STAN Writer.


since nostalgia first nights which David Belasco used
Fo premieres which Florenz zegd
Broadway gtering
that of the kaufman Edna Ferber which
burst into town like a new-bown orchid
Both Beasco Ziegfed would enchanted with this
DRAMA The Bright" theaer audiences
with highly and they
enthusiastic collaboration
Miss
The idea for Bright from that which
Prime Minister Winston Churchill quoted In his speech last April
"And not by the eastern windows only,
daylight comes in the light.
In 'front.' the climbs slow slowly.
But westward, look, the land bright"
What Mr. Kaufman written here is rather
life period Of three from the late 9Os through
the early 20s to the present day.
Story . Robber Baron
And His Grandchildren
takes the wealthy Kncad family from the time
the West establish
them easily life of cheap thrills
Kncad and braggart section hand rail-
building toward the nwound riches of the Western United States
ambitious He alert hidden
country from the gold coal and
deposits found amad fortune that seemed destined
o the wealthiest in the world
moved a wealthy neghborhood in New
furnished like saudy burlesque show and he liked
that had IS than the Astors house has Still
BARRON, E-3J
Evening star., 1941-11-02

(See BARRON, Page E-3D
The Durant news., 1941-08-07

Mrs. Henry Presley and two chill
dren left Monday night to return to
their home in Bogaloosa, La after
visiting hes par@ts, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ". Justice. 81
The Durant news., 1941-08-07
Shower Honors Recent
Bride, Mrs. Frost

a lovely event of Saturday was
she miscellaneous shower given hon
oring Mrs. Milton Frost. nee Emma
Dale Armstrong, in the home Of
Mrs j. d. Cooper. Cohostesses with
Mrs, Cooper We're Misses Mary Eli
,aheth and Charlene Faust.
Mrs, Cooper greeted the guests at
me door and introduced them to
she receiving line composed OF the
aonoree. hostesses, the brides moth
er, Mrs. r. C. Armstrong, her grand
mother, Mrs. w. H. Cummins and her
auut, Mrs. r. f.. Rosson, Jr. =.
The brides book was presided over
by Miss Elaine Doty and each guest
wrote therein a good wish for her.
Mrs. Eugene Cole and Miss Ann
Elizabeth Grimes entertained the
guests with piano numbers. ro
Robert f. Rosson, Jr pulled a
wagon in during the afternoon which
was beautifully decorated in white
and loaded with lovely and useful
gifts for the bride.
The flower-banked punch bow
was presided over by Misses Helen
Bowie and Helen Doty and served
with delicious cookies to those en-
joying this delightful hospitality.
The Durant news., 1941-08-07
Ross Collins Campaign Headquarters
John Hart Building
Jackson, Miss. ~

Miss Martha Field has returned
from an extended visit with her
brother, George and Mrs Feild. She
was accompanied ehome by Bttle Miss
Barbara Allison Feild who will re-
main for a visits sssa.assssa.
Mrs. Ben Lingenfelter, Cincinnati
ii, Ohio, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
1Annie Eichelberger. IT %s.t,r q,
l.fIiiii vt''' t.s . - - ts.e'* ~
Miss Kate Pace, Mrs. Smith and
daughter, Mary Adeline, Of Jackson
visited in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Stokes on Sunday.
nc - -
Mrs. Allan Ramsey and children of
Lexington and her two sisters. Mrs.
George Doyle, Chicago and Mrs. Tom
LIE Master, Batesville, were guests
in the home of Mrs. G. B. Ramsey
Thursday morning. a K
Miss Mary Lucille Vocca of Paris,
Texas is here to spend two weeks
in the home of her uncle, c. A
Doster.