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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
oIdFoshioned Sausage Recipes for Hearty Appe+i+es
Serving Guests Down on the Farm

and mash yams slightly and fry
in rib grease. Hoghead hash and
dry rice are other dishes we al
ways served also pan after pan
of Southern buttermilk biscuits.
Pot Pie
"Sift 2I2 cups flour with tea
spoon salt, cut in p cup shorten
ing and mix with | Well-beaten
egg and enough cold water to
make a rather firm dough but
not tough; roll as for pie crust,
cut into ~ or Pinch squares
and drop in liquid few at time
to keep them from sticking, keep
liquid boiling. We often cook a
fat hen in the same manner.
Dry Rice
Cook 2 cups long grain rice in
2 quarts briskly boiling water in
teaspoon salt and 2
tablespoons vinegar have been
added: boil until tender but not
mushy, pour into colander and
pour boiling water over 1t. set
over boiler to drip and let steam
keep warm. Each grain should be
dry enough to fall away from the
others. but not hard.
Hog Head Hash
Boil upper part of head until
it falls from bone. chop coarsely.
add salt and black pepper to taste
and l large onion for about a
quart of lean and fat meat
chopped together. Cover with
water and cook until onion is well
done and it's not sloppy. A bis
cult is good thickener, crumbled
in and cooked a few minutes
longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

of tube and fill sausage, gently
squeezing it down to end of cas-
ing. Care must be taken not to
fill casing too full. Now drop into
rapidly boiling sailed water and
boil thirty minutes slowly and
without cover to prevent sausage
from bursting. This may sound
like a lot of work, but it really
is not. I can usually make it and
have it on the stove in twenty
minutes. This is also a very in
expensive dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12


Helen f Brown Pasadena a
you will like it
s prepared a. follows
pink or
Sour
overnight
chopped garlic
practically
much either drain hicken slightly
well with fresh-ground pepper-or.
chilli - though this a hot dish
piping
generous poonfuls
family dinner entree Sunday night dish
esting addition buffet"
as
had
like the flavor of Frioles-May Lee Swami
Considered 1t Poor Taste Inre More Than
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Had n To Expect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

stock and add-tn- chopped meat
and simmer fifteen TO twenty
minutes. stir well. pour into
molds, add to 4 very thin slices
of lemon, right through the
cheese, and chill. l hope you will
like Il"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
LIVER SAUSAGES

LIN FIT SAOSAUES
ri AM sending Norwegian
recipe that l have delighted
in for years" writes Mrs. Myrtle
Hayhurst. Bottineau, N. D.
3 pounds liver
pound fat pork
l small onion
2 tablespoons flour
2 eggs
Salt and peppen to taste
y cup cream
Grind the liver and pork to-
gether with onion. Grind fine
Beat the eggs and add to meat.
Then stir in salt and pepper. Last
add flour and cream. Then line
the bottom of pan with a few
slices of bacon. then put in mix
ture Of liver and meat. and finish
with a few slices of bacon on
top: Bake one hour in warm oven.
Bake in loaf pan and cool. De-
licious for sandwiches"
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Nice Grip
Held Over
At Keith's
Deanna's Ninth
Takes Her On
To New Love

Nice Grip" is the title OF the
ninth chapter in the saga Of
Deanna Durbin and il it Is not
quite up to the entertainment level
of the previous eight, it remains
considerably better than average
screen fare. That it does un-
doubtedly is weighty factor In its
being held over for a second week
at Keiths, where the supplemental
attraction is March of Times
Americans All" which contem-
plates the immigrant populations
which have made the United
States.
The major difference between
Mice Grip" and its predecessor
pictures starring Deanna lies in the
fact that the current script is more
highly charged with comedy. True
it has its dramatic aspects, the
somewhat familiar ones of mis-
guided young love and its pains, but
the major favor is humor. 1t
comes off very well, too, what with
the young star getting able as
sistance from a cast composed Of
such excellent talents as those Of
Franchot Tone, Robert Benchley,
Walter Brennan and Helen Brod-
erick.
Nice Grip" has its full measure
OF music to demonstrate that
Deanne's growth as a girl and an
actress is being paced by her de-
velopment vocally. In addition to
"Old Folks at Home" she turns out
three new numbers which make
excellent additions to the nom
A. S. C. A. P. library. J.C.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Where and When
Current 1heatsrA Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage. -
NatiOnss-Rutk. Draper and Paul
Draper i'll program of her sketches
and his dances 2:30 and $50 pm.
PaIace-'Tobacco Road" screen
version of the long-run play: 1880
am, l:30, 2:35, $40, TAO and GAS
pm.
Earle-"The Sea Wolf" piracy
rides the ocean: IL am, lao. 4:25,
7;05 and $50 pm. Stage shows:
1915, $50, Sis and 9 pm.
Capitol bad Man." Wallace
Beery as a Western Rosin Hood: IL
an, l:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, 3:45, $50 and
e:15 T.m.
KeIth's - Nice Grip" Deanna
Durbin indulges in romance: 11:15
am, 10, 1925, $50, 7::35 and $40
pm. March of Time: 1906, $40,
tbs and $50 pm.
Little - Night Train" melodra-
matte and comic British thriller:
IL am, 12:45, 2:30, 4:20, sos, 7:55
and $40 pm.
Metropolitan D-"Vivacious Lady,
romantic comedy with Ginger Rog-
ers and Jimmy Stewart: 1880 am,
1905 3:35, 5:35, 7:4e and 9:40 pm.
Columbia-"Andy Hardy's Private
Secretary" and he gets out of high
school: II am, l, $40, Sis, TBS
and $3.50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts;
continuous from = am.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

approached Capra and said, Please
give me bit in your picture You
don't have to Eay me. gIll CO it
for the prestige" Cspra was
touched by his earnestness and
gave him the role of \ waiter. He
even pays me for it." says Mack.
Came the night of the premiere.
Il gets al dressed up" the boy tells
me. so what happens? NY part
is cat ouV::' Perhaps it was just as
well.
Virginia Field was showing some
friends a photograph OF her kings
counseiar father in his legal wig
and gown. A film agent with her
asked, WHATS he doing now?"
Nothing much" said Virginia.
Send him around TO see me. I
thin I can get him a job" said
the agent The most embar-
raSSeo, ztwosome in tOWn-Jane
vEPfitheE and Freddie Bartholomew,
who Rave been commanded to
make one weekly appearance
together in a public spot to boost
their soon-to- be-releaSed pictures
for Columbia. Jane, lucky girl, has
not yet arrived at the age of male
interest. And Freddie, who is just
II, is in (calfp love with a girl who
lives in San Francisco.
Robert Montgomery will work two
more years in Hollywood (at cur
rent rate of $4,000 a week. He
then will retire from film making,
sell his home here, and will work
and live In the East When
Spencer Tracy drinks the fiendish
potion that transforms him from
DR.. Jekyll into Mr.. Hyde, don't be
too worried He is merely swallow
ing a pineapple ice cream soda! Or
am ] giving away a deadly secret?
John Barrymore was approached
by the gushing wife of prominent
producer, who begged him TO come
to party she was giving. I'm
sorry said John politely, but l
haVc q previous engagement I'm
going to arrange as soon as pos
siole.'
OReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncD
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Trans.Lux Features
March of Time

The making of this Nation the
gTanary and the arsenal for democ-
racy, especially for Britain, gains
considerable attention this week on
the new bill at the Trans-Lux
Theater In the first place there is
Uncle Sam-Non-6elligerent," the
cogent study by March of Time Of
our place in the scheme OF things
at the present moment, our place
as a acknowledgement participant In
England'S war against Germany.
And the news reels bring us reports
on defense progress-a view of de-
fense ana strikes, pictures showing
machine gun production, bomber
production. tests of a new Navy
bomber, clippers being readied for
Britain. There also are views of
WILKES trip to Canada, OF Jimmy
Stewards induction into the Army,
of the opening of the Grand Coulee
Dam, Of sundry other important and
not-so-important events. H. M.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Film Starring
PrizeWinners
Back Again
Rosers.Stewart
VivaciOus Lady
At the Met

Beyond reminding you that 1t is
the picture in which this years
Academy Award winners, Ginger
Rogers and Jimmy Stewart. were
co-starred, there probably is little
that need be said of "Vivacious
Lady" The presence of these two
should be assurance enough that
the bearings in the Metropolitan's
turnstiles will be we'll worn. if not
completely burned out, by the end
of this new film week.
Still, even without the shadow Of
Oscars" lowering in the back
ground, there is much to recon-
mend this bright comedy of the
young professor and the night club
singer. Even three years ago Miss
Rogers, though not long divorced
from her tap-dancing chores with
Fred AStaire, was a comedienne Of
some merit and a leading lady who
certainly could be called delectable.
hilu INi StC"dIO was YouIlR IIldfl
well cast as the shy and studious
teacher completely won by the
vivacious entertainer.
The film is 1888 version of that
same yarn the boys have been
sliding past mapping Hays Once
now and again lately-the one
about the marriage that isn't quite
a marriage. In "Vivacious Lady"
the fun for the audience derives
from the fact that the young pro-
fessor can't tell his straight Laced
family that he is wed to the night
club singer, thus can't get her away
from the maddening crowd and
turn the key in the door. Really
1t all manages to be very brittle
and gay, even in competition with
some more recent attacks on the
same theme which sneak into the
mind for comparison. HIM.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

went 10 Rosa lind Then why
weren't you around when we die
'Parnell?'" Miss 10y wanted TO
know.
John Garfield was promised sec
ond billing to Edward 6, Robinson
WITH Ida Lupino TO be thiro in The
Sea Wolf But a Warner execu-
tive asked him 10 give way to Miss
Lupino. 1T will look better to have
the feminine star in the middle,
he was told. No" said John stub
bornly. Finally his instincts Of
chivalry were appealed to. Its
the act Of a gentleman to give way
TO a lady" the pleader said. Look, I"
said the exssperated Garfield, TIL
be gentleman everywhere you
like-except on the billboard!'R But
he must have yielded because the
bill reads: Robinson, l,upino, Gar
field .-A-N
George Rats buddy and body
guard, Mack Grey. haDnts the pic
ture sets in the hope that director
will suddenly decide. You're the
man I'm looking for" for this or
that role When Frank Capra was
making Meet John Doe" Mack,
weary of waiting to be discovered,
Evening star., 1941-03-29

ture of a trio of Powers models WhC
also can Sine-of all things!
The absence of freshness in Di-
rector Michael Curtiz' version of the
old London story does not keep it
from being a well-made picture OF
its kind 1t starts off with Garfield
in fight through fog shows him
few minutes later taking con-
elusive sock at well-dreSSed rat
who shanghaiS sailors aboard an
outlaw ship. and continues from that
point with an unabated enthusiasm
for violent action There is so much
action. indeed. that one is disposed
periodically TO forget the whole
thing and reflect on how nice 1t
would be just to be lying on a beach,
looking at the sky.
X X y X
An examination of the records
reveals that London'S hellShip-if
there ever was one-was the locale
of a movie for the first time back
in 1910. with Hobart Bosworth in
the role of the brutal Capt. Wolf
Larsen 1t has been made at least
once since. but never with such
niceneSs of casting, such technical
excellence.
Robinson is Wolf Larsen this time,
undoubtedly the meaneSt. most un-
Speakablv cruel commander The
Ghost" ever had.
Robert RosSen's screen play makes
H. clear that Larsen is a mental
case: that his succession of brutali-
ties springs from an inferiority COM
plex which nothing can change. He
must be pirate captain because
he cannot live within the restraints
of society; he must give his daily
beating to the fiery young deckhand
Garfield who, of the entire crew,
daTes challenge him: he must hu-
muliate to the last degrees the poor
suicidal girl rescued by his boat
from a waterv grave; he must drive
the poor. self-hating Sot of ships
doctor to his death.
These necessities of the captains
mad nature provide the action of
The Sea Wolf" Never moment
has a chance TO be dull-although
all of them have chance not to
be novel and make good at it-as
he pursues his destruction Of every
thing which looks even remotely
weaker than himself.
The situations through which the
picture WanderS gives capable cast
neat opportunity to turn in some
good performances. Robinson is his
very usual fine self in the role OF
the maniacal captain; Garfield as
the rebellious young sailor who
stands up for his rights until he is
knocked down: Miss Lupino as the
semi-hysterical ex-reform school gal
who needs understanding, not more
brutality, and Gene Lockhart as
the poor, nitwittiSh ship doctor who
has been undone by his mania for
elchohol. And, if these are not
enough in the way of neat i'm
presentations, there is Barry Fitz-
eerald's portrait of a sniveling sailor
Stool-pigeon who is one of the most
craven characters you ever saw in,
or out Of, a movie.
Minus such superlative acting,
The Ses Wolf" would be even less
attractive despite its teeming action.
The engaging stage show which
Harry Anger has put together has
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Andy Hardy Stays
For Third Week

ANDY Hardy's Private Secretary"
continues now for a second week at
Loew's Columbia, its third on F
street, a fact which should surprise
no one who has seen it. For this is
one of the best Of the seriess@ Mickey
Rooney even seems subdued a bit
as Andy graduates from high school,
sort of adopting the maturity which
accompanies such step. Ano
there is new young singing star,
Miss Kathryn Grayson, who not only
brightens the film, but comes very
close to stealing it fTern young Mr..
Rooney. H. M.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

and 1t is pretty
late to be eX-
pecting surprises
in a Jack Lon
don tale The
Sea Wolf" will
prove a satisfy
/ n & e n o u G h
screen drama. If
one does expect
surpris seS, the
Earle's current
screen attraction
has fewer of
them than the
s Il a ge S h W,
which does have
fl,n nruol foo
Evening star., 1941-03-29

several nice items in addition to
the three singing Powers models.
The most warming of the lot. how
ever, will have to be the Roxyettes,
who have come back from a fort
nights vacation to run through two
numbers which show just how i'm
portsnt their dancing is to an Earle
stage show. Their finale. especially,
is something to remember.
The Powers models, who would
have to be marvellous to look at.
are three girls whose voices are
good either alone or in ensemble
work They are supported by the
comedy dance team of Joe and Jane
Mckenna and another couple,
MaySy and Brach. who can DO
tricks with unicycles which posi-
lively violate the laws of physics.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

VIII De out OF
her picture fo'
some time. jos a
has been in d IL
cate health ; nee
her majo' op-
era tior last
year Myrna
Loy " s talking
to RI alind Rus =
sell the other
day. and Ro2
reminded h e I
that in h e I
early days at
NJ e tro W h e 7
Myrna disiiked
q, role 1t usually
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Highway West" at Warner Bros.
Olympic was first adopted by the
Maddox's three years ago when
Rita became her maid. Later Lota
entered her service when Rita was
married. Now Cecilia has replaced
Lota to make the cycle complete.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Olvmpe's Family

Olympe Bradna has inherited a
third member of the Maddox family,
Cecilia Maddox has been her
personal maid during the filming of
Evening star., 1941-03-29
When Girs,r Greets Fred
Arc-.. Rm nor Dies
There's No Tru 4, 1t Seems, in the
Report They A en't Friends;
Joan Ordred to Rest
By 81 EILAH GRAHAM.


Ginger only When
dspe standing that Ginge
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Warner Bros Ocean Yields
The Sea Wolf. Again
Version With Robinson at Earle
Has Fine Cast and Production
To Compensate for It's Age
BY Jay CARMODY.

- Bros you know have private ocean Not real to
be artificial
demon or lie down like lamb word the
amenabe obviously considerable
be
Latest the
brought date with Edward
Robinson, CT. vo w.. u, ~.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

and Fred dislike each her. Joan
Fontaine collapsed fO the second
time while emoting wit Gary Grant
in Before tine Fact" She has been
ordered to bed b. .er doctor; her
telephone has beer cut oil, and she
Evening star., 1941-03-29

l, Ida Lupino and John Gar
one expects no surprises
Evening star., 1941-03-29

IIpTOWN Conn. Ave. & Newark.
Vi iOVNWO. 54OO. Mat. PM.
Parking SDsce Available to Patrons.
CESAR ROMERO MILTON BERLE.
VIRGINIA GILMORE in TALL,
DARK AND HANDSOME. At l:4n.
$40. $40, 7:40, e:45. Meet the
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Matinee I PM.
GRANVILLE OWEN in LII ABNER." "
At /. 4, :. $40. JOHN HOWARD.
ELLEN DREW. MAY ROBSON in
At 2:25. 5:25, $40. Looney Tune
Evening star., 1941-03-29

The engaging stage show which
Harry Anger has put together has
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Montana Troops Stood Firm in Islands
When Aguinaldo Sought Their Death

illumination Of the sky. reflecting the
struggle for very life ON the firing
line. Mingling with the incessant bark
ing Of the musketry Was the reassur-
ing roar Of the regular and effective
bombardment Of the instructors po-
sition from the United States war
cruisers then in the bay. and the all
seeing eye Of the powerful searchlights
Of these stolid fighting machines,
sweeping the field searching out the
nests Of the fiendish fighters on the
enemyis line.
Such, in brief, were some OF the
impressions. burned that terrible night
into ineffaceable memory. With the
approach of the first gray dawn of
the morning, the American defense had
assumed the offensive and the advance
was on. Company of Lewistown, dur
ing the night had occupied most
important and dangerous position, in
front of which Aguinaldo had massed
the stubborn and resistless defense
made that memorable night by these
two companies, the story Of the out
break might have been sadly different.
Meyersick Is Wounded
Advancing from the position held
overnight at San LaZzare cemetery, the
Montana regiment deployed on botn
sides of the Dulumbyau road, main
thoroughfare. and drove the insurrec-
tors before it, taking up position
on a new line between La Iona church
and the Chinese cemetery. 1t was in
this advance that William Meyersick,
for whom the local camp is named,
received the wound from which he
died on Feb. 10, the first member of
the Montana regiment to meet death
in action.
Following the establishment OF the
lines, nothing Of importance occurred
during the next few days, the battle
of Caloocan. on the 10th, being the
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Following up appointment Of Ray L.
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The board also chose George Fowlie
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RS OF Great Falls as enforcement Of
ficers.
Erickson. former governor and one
time United States senator from Mon
tana, succeeded Warren Toole as as
sistant administrator and counsel last
fall.
Wahl, local office manager for con-
tracing company and secretary of the
Lewis and Clark county republican
central committee. was designated to
succeed l.. NJ. A. Wass, resigned. Wahls
appointment followed election of How
ell Harris of Highwood, holdover mem
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first business session of 1871.
Attending the first meeting, with
Governor Ford, were Fred Ward Of
White Sulphur Springs and A. E. Nc
Fatrldge OF Billings. who replaced Ben
+. Moulton of Grass Range and j. A.
Putnam of Hardin.
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in the advance on Caloocan. Hall had
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