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Evening star., 1941-05-05
Student Prince
Is Back Again

THE Student Prince" the
popular Sigmund Romberg
Operetta, opens at the National
tomorrow night for the final
week Of the local legitimate
season.
Barbara Ann Scully, young
singer from Detroit, plays the
leading feminine role, at the
head OF cast which includes
Ralph Magelisen and Melissa
Mason.
There will be the usual
Wednesday and Saturday matt
nees.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Births Reported

Asronson. Henry and Esther, boy.
Baker, keorge and Ruth elrl.
Black. Harry and Mary. boy,
Boone, James and Olga. girl.
Booker. George and Louise, hoy.
Brown. Radford and GeorRianna. girl.
Burchell. Edgar and Marion, boy.
earns, Eugene and Dicksle, girl.
Cohen, Harry and Belle, boy.
Costello, Robert and Cecilia. boy.
Craven, Joseph and Kathleen, girl,
CuSlck. William and Angela, girl.
Dixon, John and Marion. boy.
Farmer. Allison and Beatrice, boy.
Flax Morris and Edith gIrl
Goodale, Ralph and Mary, girl.
German, James and Juliet. boy
Hutchinson. Edward and Alice. boy.
James. William and Ruth, girl
Jenkins, William and Margaret. boy.
Kardes. Michael and Mary, girl.
Kelly, Ernest and Vernle girl.
Kerr, ir, Peyton and Margaret boy.
LettmaDn, Oliver and Ethel girl
Lightfoot. Frank and Catherine, boy.
Lord, Jr.. James and Mary, girl
Lundell, Clarence and OlWyn. bov
Marshall. Charles and Edith. bog.
May. 80. John and GLADYS. girl,
Mcdonald, Robert and Gail. boy.
McSorley. Joseph and Margaret, boy,
Robey, George and Ada, boy
Parsons. Harry and Ruth, boy.
Rice. Stephin and Ida boy
SapperStein, Irving and Sylvia. boy.
SchUeltz, Edwin and Dora, girl
ShotwelL Claude and Warrena, boy.
Springer. James and Marsaret ooy.
S1anfield Jerry and Bobble hoy.
Stone. William and Ella. boy.
Wallace, James and Theresa, boy.
Wells, John and Evangeline, girl.
White, William and Clara. boy
Wills, David and Virginia girl.
Jones. John and Ethel, girl,
Kelly, David and Geneva girl
Minis, Eugene and Marjorie. girl.
owens Lide ana Maude, boy
Rusten, George and Pauline. boy.
Sharpe, James and Lucy boy.
Tibbs Marry ana Bessie, girl.
Waddell. Henry and Crsta. boy.
Evening star., 1941-10-08

William Edison Preston, 56, and Virgie
v Vail. 81, both of 1851 Gales st. ne;
Judge Mattingly.
Howard Lester Worthineton p. and
Marie Ann Farley "a, both Of lA4l
End st. ne: the Rev. Louis p Milten-
craig Mckee. 81. Silver Spring Md, and
Mary Katherine Priest 81, 1875 n. H
ave NV; the Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris
Joseph William Edwards, %. 1fl4 d st.
ne, and Beulah Alberta Green, -
1115 Fsirmont ST. NV; the Rev. James
L. White.
Robert Thomas McCrystaL A.. l14T Park
I'd NV, and Vesta Censor MCClel-
land, 40, $500 10th st. NV: the Rev.
julius i-' Katz. -. 1902 9TH st. NV. and
Rosalind Po.tnofSky, Brooklyn; Judge
Mattingly.
NV, and Glenns Alvers Anderson. ~,
400 10th st. NV. the Rev. H NJ.
Hennig
Evening star., 1941-10-08

Norman siIas. 25 5o43 East Capitol st,
and Evelyn Valeice Briscoe, II. 250S
Stanton I'd. Sc: the Rev. J. C. Banks
Robert Francis Smith, 30, 2510 High st.
Sc. and Mary Beatrice SlaughteT. %
SchneeweiSs.
Kenneth Clarence Turner, 80. 1918 N H
ave. NV, and Dorothy Vashti Skinner
Beckett
Arthur Mcdaniel Watson, o. 542 N. ].
ave. NV, and Gertrude Beatrice Dongh-
erty 81 2202 l4th st. NV; the Rev.
Patrick Murphy.
Nelson Albert OKeiffe, 23 60I Columbia
rd. NV, and Doris Black, 20, 1895
billiard st. NV: the Rev. Robert An
derSon.
Paul Frederick Douglas, Sd, 653 (. Capitol
St, and Avalon Romella Rouse. 20. 40l
NJ st. n. T.; the Rev. H. Rollins.
Willie Nathaniel Jones. %, and Louise
Sampson, 21. both Of 2411 I 81. NV.
the Rev. r W AlStaTk
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Southeast Council
Asks More Funds for
Streets in Area
Coils Also for More
Traffic Bureau Workers
And Additional Police

The Southeast Council last night
approved a resolution by the Brad
bury Heights Association indorslng
in principle the items alocated in
the current District budget for
streets and highways, but request
ing that additional funds be de-
voted to roads in the Southeast
area.
Attention was called to the dis
proportionately large amount of
funds already earmarked for use in
other sections of the city whose
expansion rate and contribution to
the District finances were, it was
asserted, no greater than those of
Southeast Washington.
A motion by the Lincoln Park
Association asking funds to provide
extra personnel for the Bureau of
Traffic also was indorSed.
On the motion of Charles c. Gill;
kin, the group supported a bill to
expand the District police force and
called for the installation of 19
traffic lights in the Southeast sec
ton. including those at Nichols
avenue and S street Sc, and at
Pennsylvania avenue and Branch
avenue Sc.
The meeting was opened with a
discussion of the general aims of
the council during the coming year
Among these projects were con-
Struction of a branch library in
Anacostia, widening of Independ-
ence avenue from Second street S E
to Fourth street S.W., extension of
Virginia avenue along the Ana
costa River as a parkway to the
end of Benning road. building a
trunk sewer along Burns street from
AnacoStia road to Alabama avenue
construction Of a police Sub-station
for the eleventh precinct at Forty
fourth street and Benning road, and
removal of the garbage plant from
Southeast Washington.
The councils annual election OF
officers resulted in reelection by
acclamation. and with a rising vote
of thanks, Of last years entire slate
These include: William J. Smith
president; VerniS Absher, vice presi-
dent; Ernest j. Read, second vice
president; Frank P. Randolph, sec
retary, and Charles A. Barker, treas
urer.
Evening star., 1941-10-08

and Eleanor Louise Simmons. IS: 61O4
4th st. NV: the Rev George E. Selma
Harold Albert Gibson; 81 eIa 22llst g.
3b a an LSn thf Rsy Sean Nes Tei09! wcIcb I l22
Herman Calvert Marshall. IS SILVER sprinr
NJ Nd and Jean scStt ,,3i, 2S Fredericksourg
Horace Franklin Renner, 10, and Pauline
Bertha stuckey, IS. both Of, 1913 4th
s.; ne; e the Rev John c Bal ".
and Bessie Bell Linkenhoger, 81. Beach
,,.V Va: the Rev, J H. Dgnhsm ham ,o.. ..
ne, and Doris Minna zabcl; 30. 1907
Kearney st. ne; the Rev. ALVIN Lamar
Howard Russell Ehrler, 81. 1928 NJ st NV.
and Bernce Louise Miles 20. Mount
Rainier. Nd; the Rev. Linus Edward
solomon ssmuelowitE. q. BROOKLYN, \. Y
Judge Robert E. Mattingly
~ and Eleanor McDonsid Holiday, Is
IL 10Th st. ne: the Rev Freeley
Francis George Hastings. "a, $500 x st
NV, and Bessie Merrheld Huston; ~.
Leomnster. Mass: the Rev. Niles
Frank iio'Leo Leo HoIton. ite 90 Mount Rainier. No
and Gioranna vern Axl, -. Superior
Wis: the Rev NJ Chandler Stith.
Ne ave Frsdeged a6d LRee RefR West S oNe M95
Harvard st. NV: the Rev. Oscar F.
Blackweider.
Robert Leonard Wilmott, %. Mortified
Vt. and Saludia Elizabeth Lynch. -,
423 18th ST. Sc: the Rev. William Pier
Wright Cornell Robinson 20. 526 TAYLOR
St \ VI. and Dorothy MariSa Powell IS,
526 Taylor st. NV: the Rev Alvin l..
Antonio Matto Iosto. % Astor Hotel, and
Jean Mary Macioce. is, Astor Hotel; the
Rev Cole J Gerard
Thurlow Heath Gleason. 2S, Boiling F1eid
and Caroline x Powers. 20 1910 l2th
St NV: the Rev. Joseph Francis Dono-
william Louis Kou. -. 5I5 Decatur st
NV. and MurieI Marie Salsun, 80, AIS
5th st n ": Judge Mattinglv.
JohE Roy Brock, -. 1918 MaSsachusett It's
ave W and Doris Lucille Shupp, 90
412l Illinois ave. NV: the Rev. Frank
Raymond Theodore Mulholland, %, Ma
nassas Va and Madee Orvella Wheaton.
q. 1928 Clifton st. NV. the Rev x. G.
Newell
John Leslie Berthan. II 1904 s st NV,
and Eta Christine Jones Is, 1921 S
St NV: the Rev z c. Smith
Clarence Robert Lee Clements. %. 1899 T
ST NV. and Marjorie Lee Perry. 20.
2al4 1lth st. NV. the Rev. Oscar l.
Laurence A. Dennison, 80. 1e4s 18th st
ST. V, the Rev. p. Mccormack
Harry c Chambers. "A and Eueenia NeSbit.
"a both of l2ls T 81. NV: Judge Mat
wiifred T Washington, 10, 2l25 18th st.
/ NV. and Beatrice Lee Lucas Il, I24S
Maryland ave. ne; the Rev. Carroll
Mex. Edwards.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Texus A. & N. Fete, Planned

Texas A. and M. College alumni
in Washington are invited to attend
a meeting and rally to be held at
7 o'clock tonight at the Admiral
Club, Seventeenth street and Rhode
Island avenue NV. Guest speakers
will include Representative Worley
and Capt. George G. Smith, U. S. A.
The affair is sponsored by the Ma
tional Capital A. and M. Club.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Deaths Reported

Helen G. Bsche, -. St. EAzabeths Hos.
pital
LOUIS d Brandels 81. zoos California st
Willie ". Jones. 81. 262o 18th St. NV.
Gertrude L. Klug. so. Slbley Hospital
John E. Conley. 20. U. S. Soldiers HON,
Hospital
John W. Thompson, "a. Georgetown Hos.
pltal.
Nellie N. Beckley. a, Galhnger Hospital
Louise Becke. -. 40 18th 81 Sc
Eva A. Smith. 20 ST. Eliza beth's Hospital
Laura E Macdonald. 20. 324 F ST. ne.
Hattie A. Petit, 81. 49, IN st. ne
Robert W. Webb, -. l474 Columbia I'd
DaRmar Osterwarid, 80, 2s15 Quarry Ed
NV.
Alice Clare, 80, Gsllinger Hospital
krace KIrtiey, 70. 1918 riggs pl NV.
Oracle p. Poole 29. Providence Hospital
Charles Dean, sr., 81 Freedman Hospital
John Worthy. IS. s.. Ehzabeths Hosplt a !
Edward A. Brown. 20, GailInger Hospital
Evening star., 1941-10-08

persons who had lost their citizen
ship by marrying foreigners, to per-
NIT them to file applications. The
iurist interpreted recent United
States Court of Appeals decision here
to require that repatriates. under GER
tain conditions, must file papers
similar to those required of new
citizens.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tCdit three tuH days and
receiUe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
81 Win Citizenship;
Reputriutions DeIuyed

SlXty-Seven persons were admitted
to American citizenship yesterday in
the courtroom of Justice James w.
Morris of District Court, but the jur-
ist deferred the repatriation of seven
Evening star., 1941-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
FALSE TEETH
Thut Loosen
Need Not Emborross

Many Wearers of false teeth have suf-
fered real embarrassment because their
the wrong time Do not live IN fear of
this happening to you Just sprinkle q
little FASTEETH, the alkaline tnon-scldD
powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth
more firmly. so they feel more comfort =
able Docs not sour Checks plate odor'
tdenture BREATH. Get FASTEETH at any
ldruzStDTe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harvey
Dcming Jr. are due the latter
part of next week from East
Hampton, l.. L. where the Sen
,ior DemingS and the Ledyard
MItchellS both, have houses for
the fast waning season.
Mrs Russell Alexander Al
cor Will be closing "Starboard
Cottage at York IIarbor Me.
in another week or so and, after
four or FIVE days in New York,
will be coming on here 10 grace
her mansion in Provcncal road.
TIE BLOND and striking
MHGc Fcctcau l. IN these
parts between theatrical en-
gagementS, We see.
BUSY DAYS, these, for Miss
Anne Henry who VIII become
the bride of Bruce Clark. son
OF the Raymond ClarkS oil Chi
Cago September >.
The pretty brlde-elcCt. daugh-
ter of Thomas Patrick Henry
of Cumberland way, Palmer
Woods, was honored by Miss
Virginia Chope with a tea Mon
day
BY Miss Madeleine owen with
linen shower Wednesday eve
ming
BY Miss Lois Weyand Just
yesterday, with a kitchen shower
(Which tiekled Miss Henry no.
end. we might add at her home
IN BrchcreSt--
And TOMORROW evening. the
hrldc-elcct 5 brother Thomas
Patrick Henry Jr.. Will give a
dinner at the Country Club
Sunday, Mrs. John Tucker
Eleanor Henry will give a pic
me probably at kingswood
Tuesday, Nh. Henry ST.. viii
give the rehearsal dinner not
sure Just where, maybe at the
Detroit Club.
MIR. AND MRS JOHN BELL
MORAN and their family will.
we understand. be staying on
at Tongue Vuc, then Summer
home at Whitefeld, y. H., Until
after Labor Day.
MRS. VI. L. LUIGGI. who has
recently come from Australia,
tells Us the Autumn activities
OF the Girl Scouts begin Satul-
day when about 5000 OF the
- aldepS- and their ! 500 adult
leaders swarm down upon the
State Fair 10 participate.
\ glec club of 30 voices, di-
rected by Mrs. Ronald f..
Clark. VIII MARBLE American
folk songs a. 4 o'clock in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
N ayf f: r..
u with

MAYFAIRs INTEREST found itself in Cambridge. Mass,
yesterday
Where AT Christ Church. Mary Hubbard Livingstone,
daughter OF Mrs Eohcn Bruce Livingstone formerly of De-
troit ana the ate MI livingstone.
Became thc bride Sanders Clark Of Cleveland.
the son e Nh and Mis-. Harold Terry Clark.
The ceremony took place ~ 80 o'clock and was fol-
lowed by a small reception at The Cambridge Boat Club
Where guests found The rooms with palms and
dahias IN rust and coral shades
And arc vedim. supp.l..ou balcony overlooking the
river.
Church Altar Lovely With White Lilies
THE ALTAR of the church was lovely with white lilies
MARY Hubbard 49, wore a cream satin wedding gown with
long sleeves and sweetheart necne long full skirt extend
Ing INTO moderate train
She q long veil Of tulc which fell from
coronct edged With seed pearls
Hcr only ornament wa pearl which in
heritrd from her great grandmother.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin Booth Washington the former
Carol Lawson Of Detroit matron of honor.
In silk aie and tiny hat Of ulle edged in shrred
There nosegay atop the ehapeau o match the
and pale coral bebe NUNS she carried.
Brideerooms Sister Only Other Attendant
ANNIE OTIS CLARK of Cleveland sister of the bride
groom. W. the only other attendant
And she wore gown made exactly like that worn by Mrs
Booth
Except that hers VAS very delicate shade of pink
coraf7
Craig OF Amherst, Mass was man..
Guests seated by Henry Parsons Coolidge of Boston
Howard Bennett of Worcester Mass. John Clark of
Cleveland brother Of the bridegroom
Robert Lansing Edwards of Rye. y. y. William Sand
ers Clark of Cleveland another brother and Harvey Brooks
also of Cleveland
AnkIe-L enoth Gown Of Poudre Blue Crepe
MRS. LIVINGSTONE chose daughter wedding
An ankle-length of poudre blue crepe and net
With this she wore matching brimmed hat of chiffon
Mrs. Clark mother 0 the bridegroom wore long
Of saffron chiffon with black hat of chiffon and lace
Mrs. Alonson S. Brooks the brides great
aunt wore gown OF gray and lace to the wedding
.her hat was black.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

AZ tho Detroit Yacht Club, on
September 20, at p m Rev.
Tracy ~ Pullman at tA4e- Church
Of oar Father VIII ofllclate.
Miss Odctte Clatot VIII he
Miss Blauman> only attendant
and Victor Mcdonald of Marine
City VIII be the bridegroom 5
host man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

PHYLLIS BLAUMAN daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Blau-
man of La Sale boulevard. has
set the date and announced plans
for her m arriagC TO Wayne
Arthur Kukkola OF NorcroSs
avenue.
The wedding viii take place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Throngs Returning Home
From Summer Spots
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

WELL THEY'RE beginning she'll cowboys and Cow
10 off a real OUT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Fridays August 20, l94l

west square dance and a Vir-
ginia Reel.
YIpee =.
NORTHWESTERN GARDEN
-CtUB wifi hold IT'S twelfth an
nual flower show September ,
AZ the Bushnell Congregational
Church, with Mrs. Clarence
Johnson, Mrs. A. NJ. Smith and
Miss Lucia Savage as judges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

Air Cooled throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
VariefyProgram
At Jewish Center

MILLA DOMINIQUE. famous
Mexican soprano and the Cen
ter Chamber Orchestra will be
featured on the program of the
second Center musicale which
will be given in the Jewish
Community Center auditorium,
April 9 at $50 p. m.
Milla DomingueZ IS the wife
of the Mexican consul in Detroit
and has sung with the Chicago
Opera Company and in recitalS
throughout this country and
Mexico Her program will con-
SiSt of a group of European
and Mexican songs.
The Center Chamber OrcheS-
ira will perform compositions by
Handel. Hugo Kauder, eminent
Austrian composer. II erb
Fromm, well known German
composer. and julius ChajeS,
director Of music at the Jewish
Community Center. Most Of the
works Will be presented for the
first time in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Fox Holds Benefit Show
For Greek Relief Monday
BY CHARLES GENTRY

VNHE Fox is going to give all
L out aid TO the Greek War
Relief Monday night when they
stage a benefit show.
This time it's Raymond Scott
swinging with those four famous
characters who make up his pop
ular quintet, as well as with his
orchestra which includes Gloria
Hart and Clyde Burke, former
singing star with Sammy Kaye.
Art RyerSon, guitarist, musical
comedy Jimmy Burns. Gil and
Bernice Maison and the Ealine
Arndt Dancers will be among
other acts.
Jack Adams. manager Of the
Detroit Red Wings. will be
among the representatives of
the sports world while Jimmy
Orlando. Wings hockey star.
and Chuck Hanneman and Lloyd
Cardwell of the Detroit Lions
football team will join hands
with Bud Jeanette. Detroit baS-
ketball star and University of
Michigan's Tom Harmon 10
make this an all-star occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Stays I'd Week

The Great Dictator"-ytayS at
the Michigan for a second week
principally because the, Chaplin
picture has created more dis
cussion than anything in recent
months.
Prizes for performances. how
ever. must go to Jack Oakie as
the imitation Mussolini. and TO
Reginald Gardiner, as the ostra-
cized Nazi, because Charles
role is practically fool-proof.
Best mystery of the week IS
"rhe Girl in the News on the
Fox screen. 1t is a swell combi-
nation of "Rebecca' and The
Lady Vanishes" and it is also
one of the least heralded pic
lures in many a moon Types
and suspense make il tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Harold Lloyd 'Rescuer'
OF Girl, Guy and Cob

ID ANDOM Pictures You're Seeing The
IL GIRL GUY AND COB is Harold Lloyd production
without Lloyd the The webeloyed comedian
sdelnes this coaching George Murphy
Lucille Edmond Oren carry the ball for laugh touch
desns story thin thin, fact that there
when veges collapse But then Lloyd laugh
quence the and all well again "A GIRL A GUY
COB by epc-but it holds than its
genuine laughs should please audiences the nation
Those Flynn had anything but
wardrobe Will find pleasant in FOOT
STEPS THE DARK the latest Flynn vehicle Costarred here
Enrol romp through hour and
kidding of the modern murder mystery This
being masterpiece and ii hasn't been budgeted
compare usual Flynn But it's swift
and well directed funny FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK is
recommended genuinely satisfying entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
New Beauty
SaddenS
Latin SuitOr
BY NEIL RAU
HOLLYWOOD. MAJ

HOLLYWOOD, March %.
EVERYBODY'S talking about
"a Veda Ann Borg's new face,
and although she's as delighted
with it as the rest of the world
she feels there's a better story
concerning her heart.
Veda Ann, you know. is the
24-year-old actress whose march
to fame was halted when she
was catapulted through the
windshield of an automobile in
an accident about two years ago.
Her Disagreement was so
complete that it was only after
considerable pleading that she
could persuade prominent
plastic surgeon even to consider
her case. And now that she is
possessed of a new face and
has scored a hit in M-G-M's
"The Penalty" she says the
shouting is all over except for a
certain affair of the heart.
Secret Romance
Everybody Is so happy for
my comeback after two years
off the screen" she told me.
but there's a Latin gentleman
in South America whose con-
CALCULATIONS have been little
on tho gloomy side.
ITS a long story, but it's one
of the sweetest l have ever
heard, even though il does con-
Germ me. I'm sure he won't
mind my telling you about IL
because our romance has been
- secret from the public for so
lOng-mOre than three years
now.
Before my accident met
LUZ DE Freiatas Vale, a young
man then working In an unOfii-
cial capacity with the Brazilian
consulate i'm Los Angeles.
LUZ was studying to become
a diplomat with the Brazilian
government, and he wanted me
TO marry him. But 1 had what
was described az a beautiful
face and / wanted to be an
actress, and since he insisted l
quit work l had TO decline his
many proposals.
Family Consent Won
Even his aristocratic family
had given their consent, and 1
admit there were times when 1
almost gave mine, too.
when the seriousness of my
condition was revealed after the
accident LUZ Is the only one
who wasn't Mortified. He had
gone back to Brazil to enter the
diplomatic service, and he wrote
quite frankly that he hoped the
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Book World another fiction drawn from the annals the
Revolution attention 1t RI Gil D
PRYNE" by Cyril Harris the of who worked behind
Washington The of the
tends make high adventure but human sympathetic
this of realistic tone Don't commit
the OF negectng RICHARD PYNE because the book shelves
historical This
"aI out" readable
happy picking the bright threads in the
ally Of pTesenday problems apty illustrated in
entertaining fctions Depression? OF course IT
terrible Booth Harrington, of endless attainment makes
points bit of mora-wh il in THE HERITAGE or
HATCHER IDE" how skilul Angela Thirkel dis
laughter phases "CIIEERFULNESS BREAKS
IN" War by the only dim background TO Mrs
Thirkefs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

sneak preview' of a picture
from Hollywood There viii be
official motion pictures of the
Greek Army in action on the Al
bantam front.
Long distance record for re-
served seats TO see Fantasia
at the Wilson is stin a matter
for argument. Chief contestants
10 date is the man from Mil
waukee who is flying here TO see
the Disney-Stokowski job on
Wednesday and the woman from
Columbus, who evidently doeSn {
know that the picture has
opened in Cleveland. AT least
she prefers coming TO Detroit
To- see the film on Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
We Like Porters Cap

Here sports be long he
everybody VIII be asking whom like the Kentucky Derby
mind made already But IN case you
wisely the of PORTERS CAP
they'll both know something which don
On the tweny-ninth Lansing Mich of the
compete the NCAA swimming meet
the honors with HARVARD
second PRINCETON third DARTMOUTH the dark horse
nd beat out PRINCETON for third LEW JENKINS
tackles BOB MONTGOMERY Thursday Madison Square
promises Of the best battles New York has
odds JENKINS
quite proper But we like MONTGOMERYS style
fighting heart advance the notion that-nes jpn
KIS stops boy the first two MONIGOM
cry will go win.
field Of Sc golfers compete the Masters Golf Tourna-
men at the Augusta Ca Golf Club beginning April )
DICK CHAPMAN national champ the dope and
romp home-hu we're sticking JIMMY DEMARET TO the
honors say didn't tell YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
New Hardy Film Clicking

It's no secret by now of course, that CANDY HARDYS
PRIVATE SECRETARY of the Hardy family films is
good any predecessors this remarkable Other
families may and gooer of series characters
looks though Andy Hardy and his
rumphanty
addition Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone and all
family, there added bounce in the
charming personality of Kathryn Gayson 14year-od youngser
sings beautifully we'll future
friends it's the old familiar story Metro has another
latest Hardy If don't like this urge
visit the family doctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Mania for Speed

Had a mania for driving auto
mobiles at excessive speeds until
his mother was hurt in an auto
accident Because his aviator
father cracked up a couple of
planes Johnny wouldn't fly until
a month ago now he's con-
WINGED planes are safer than
cars.
At the moment he's on a per
sonal appearance tour in New
England, but Will fly back to
Hollywood in a few days for a
film assignment His many
friends hope it's a good one and
that producers won't forge
Johnny'S real dramatic talehts
for another 10 years.