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La gaceta., 1942-06-09
de los naZlS contra OeDdStOpOl
La aviacio roja hundio l guardacostas y 3 barcos
pequenos.-Los photos rusos "pasan por ojo"
los aviones enemigos

MoscG, JUNO 9.-Todos los
nuevos ataques de los nazis con
ira la base rusa de Sebastopol
en- la Crimea, han sido rechaza-
dos, sufriendo ell enemigo hume
rosas bajas.
Los soldados rojos destroza
ron una cuha que ell enemigo ha-
bia metido en- un sector, lie re-
chazaron en- otro y mejoraron
Sus posiciones.
Atacaron los nazis con fuer-
zas pequenas, en- varios s%ectores,
buscando los puntos Vulnerable
de las defensas.
TodOs los asaltos fueron repul
sados, permaneciendo intacto el
frente.
En- el tercer dia Sc lanz6 una
violenta ofensiva, in~tensifican-
dose la acci6n por parte de los
alemanes, con centenares de ma
quinas aereas. Los photos rusos
despegaron. Una sola unidad de
rrib6 seis aparatos enemigos.
Cuando la infanteria y los
tanques Sc lanzaron al combate,
creyendo que Ia aviaci6n habia
preparado Ell campo, Sc vieron
recibidos por fuego de artilleria
de campaha, morteros, ametra-
lladoras y rifles automobiles.
En- un puntos los nazis ataca-
ron desde una altura con la es-
Peranza de divertir a los rusos,
pero de nuevo facasaron. Ell e.
nemigo movie 81 ataque hacia o.
tro punto, manteniendo incesan-
te preston, pero sin exito. Para
un tercer ataque recurrieron a
nuevas reservas; pero las tro-
pas sovieticas los derrotaron.
Dejaron cubierto ell campo de
muertos y heridos.
Aviones rojos hundieron en- el
Mar Negro un guarda-costas y
tres pequehos barcos de vigilan-
cha. Ell domingo recibieron ave-
rias un transporte y un bueque
de vigilancia.
Calc1lase que los alemanes he
van e~Nperimentadas mas de 50
mil bajas en- el sitio de Sebasto
pol.
La guarnici6n dispone de ali
mentos y municiones en- can't
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La gaceta., 1942-06-09

Cada soldado cobrara un suel-
do minimo de $50 al mes.
Els la primera vez, en- Ell mum
do, que una RepGblica mOderna
realiza tai eSfuerZo.
Los muchachos tendran mas
dinero para gastar y para ayu-
dar a sus familiares.
BESIDE $21 a $50.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
lNGRESARA EN- Ell EJERCI-
TO Ell DE
LA JUNTA ELECTORAL

Ha mandadO su renuncia de
secretario de la Junta Municipal
Electoral, porQue ma1ana Sc
Incorporate al ej6rcito, como
primer teniente, Ell Sr. Robert
D. Hill.
La Junta seleccionaa otro Sc
cretario, quizA en- esta misma
semana.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

Ell "juego controlado", entire
gado en- manos de los Colorado
res" por obra de los "~protecto-
res, es una manifestation 'fas-
cista" dentro de la democracia.
Cuatro o cinco individuos, los
"cObradores", establecen su do
mimic amparados por los "pro-
tectores" y Sc echan a la Gale.
Dye, 81 quieres seguir ju-
gando tienes que darnos, sema-
nalmente, $500.
-Pero 81 yo di $500 para la
campana politica de "Fulanito".
POGO me importa. Pagas o
cierras.
Y 81 no paga.... lie arruinan en-
unas pOcas semanas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-09
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias ocasionales para la
tarde y la noche de hoy.
Temperature minima, en- no
ras de "a maiiana, n grades
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

I'm "cobrador" lie dice a un
"apuntador', suponemos q. con
ell visto bueno del protector:
81 quieres seguir apuntan-
do, y librarte de lios, tienes que
hacerlo para mi
-Pero 81 Mengano es amigo
del "Senor' Y, ademas, 70 lie de-
DO muchas atenciones..
-Nada de ESQ vale ahora.
81 apuntas para nosotros, po-
dras "operar"; 81 insistes en- a.
puntar como 10 estas hacienda,
va sabes 10 que te espera-
-Pero 70 y mi familia vota-
mos por..
I'll habras votado~... pero
n~ogotros te daremos el "punta-
pie y algo peor..
Y ell infeliz "apuntador''. anne
nazado y en- cierto modo aterro-
rizado, Sc "agacha" y con el Ia
piz V los numeritos Sc pasa al.
"arbol de buena suerte"'
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

lapla de In lnSullna, produclen-
10 connection en- ell enfermo, des
cubierto originalmente por ell
DR.. Manfred Sakel, ahOra resi-
dente EN- New York, ha culmi-
nado en- la Immediate recupera-
ci6n de cinco wees el nlimero de
casos a los cuales no Sc ha dadO
el tratamiento, Segdn ell informe
presentaddo ante la Association
de PSiquiatria de America por
los Ores. Earl d. Bond Y Thurs
ton d. Rivers, del departamento
!e investigaciones del Institute
Eel Hospital de Pennsylvania, en-
Filadelfia.
La proportion de caSoS cura-
'cs de larga distancia," de Gu
ras que duran cinco O mas amos,
fue dOble que Ia de los casos con
tElados. Los resultados mues-
tran que en- muchos casos ell en-
fermO racuper6 la salud despues
de habersele dado ell tratamien-
to de acuerdO con la tecnica ORR
ginalmente trazada por ell DIR.
Sakel, este es, producer una pro
funda connection en- los casos in
dicados, no asi en- los casos cuan
do sc administrara la llamada
tecnica modificada de Sakel, o
suaves conmOciones por la insu-
lima.
III DR.. John X. Ross, superin-
tendente del Hudson River
State Hospital, de Poughkeep-
sic, asegura que los datos reco-
gidos en- los hospitales de demen
ties del estado de New York, con
mas de 100000 enfermos, reve
Ian que Ell uso del tratamiento
de la insulina, tai como 10 desa-
llara el DR.. Sakel, ha devuelto
miles de individuos a sus hoga-
res y dado utilidad a vidas que
de otro mojo Sc hubiesen CONVEX
lido en- carga para la comunidad
pOr el resto de sus dias. La di-
'ferencia en- los resultados obte-
nidos debe ser atribuida a la fal
Ia de m6tod0s miformes para a.
plicar la tdcnica del descubri-
dor. Es dificil entender por que
tOdas las instituciones no estan
utilizanI1o "a terapia de la insu-
lima, hasta 81 Unite, en- los ca
sos de "dementia precox," la
mas seria y la mas predominant
te forma de la locura, anterior
mente consideada incurable.
"Es mi opinion, dice ell DR..
Ross, que la tecnica de Sakel,
cuando propiamente Sc la sigue,
requiere I'm coma profundo y du
rable."
La teraia de la insulina es ell
dnico m6todo para la "demen-
cia preccz".
Ell DR.. Sakel, en- una entrevis-
la preparado por ell DR.. c. Char
les Burlinghame, de Hartford,
.pide cautela en- el uso de Ia con-
moci6n producida por e%iectrici-
dad. Tales conmociones produ-
cen no solo la ptrdida temporal
dc la memorial, sino que pudie-
IA conducir en- algunOs casos a
una diluci6n de Ia personalidad
.y possible daho al cerebro mis-
mo. La corriente electrical es o.
tro metodo para producer con-
WILSON'S sin usar las droRas CO.
mo insulina y metrazol. Es una
eQuivocaci6n Greer que la con-
vulsi6n basta para producer per-
manentes y completes resulta-
dos. Mi prOpia experienced me
ha convencidO de que las con-
v~ulsiones jamas deben ser usa-
das sin primero preparar el te-
reno con la insulina, y que en-
la mayor parte De los casos las
conyulsiones no son necesarias.
En- algunos casOs, el producer
las Commissioners sera suficiente
para q exito, pero este no JUS
tifica el tomar el riesgo envuel-
to, por cuanto Sc perdera ITEM
20 mejorando temporalmente
los sintOmas y engahandose el
medico a ST mismO por una
"Paeudo-eura",
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

Dye, Esperencejo te quiere
YER.
para que me quiere yer?
Dice que 81 no pagas esta
La gaceta., 1942-06-09

.rldo tres wees, con an cuchillo
de caza, porque ella Sc neg6 a
hablar con 81.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Joint Army-RAF Training
Expanded, Churchill Saws

~ tfs Associated Press.
LONDON, July Prime Minis
ter Churchill informed the House
Of Commons today that Joint train
ing Of the army and the RAJ Al
ready Is proceeding on 4 consider
able scale and Is being continually
extended"
He made the statement in re-
sponse to questions which suggest
ed that some members still were
not satisfied that cooperation be-
tween the land and air services
had been adequate In North Africa
and elsewhere.
Mr.. Churchill disclosed that last
Evening star., 1942-07-07
ters Of America, willard Hotel, 7:3o

ters Of America, willard Hotel, 7:3o
pm. today.
Vincent B. Costello Post, No. Is
American Legion. Clubhouse. 2437
Fifteenth street NV. 3 pm. today
Collectors Club, Thomson Com
munity center, Twelfth and I
streets NV. 8 pm. today.
LUNCHEONS.
Rotary Club, willard Hotel, 1880
pm. tomorrow.
Lions Club, Mayfiower Hotel, 1890
pm. tomorrow.
zontA Club. YWCA. Seventeenth
and K streets NV, l pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dancing. refreshments, games,
Rhodes Service Club, 1914 Fourth
street NV, pm. today.
Clay modelling, Hampshire House,
l10S New Hampshire avenue NV,
7:30 pm. today.
Games, Service Mems Club, No l.,
306 Ninth street NV, 1880 pm.
today.
Games, Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and q streets NV, 3 pm.
today.
Party, Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, Ninth and Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, 4 pm.
today.
Dancing, games, Mormon"
Church. 1900 Columbia road NV,
3 pm. today.
outdoor picnic, with young people
Evening star., 1942-07-07

September I, before . British Of
fensive was launched In Libya, he
issued 4 ruling which was agreeable
to both forces and still Is In effect.
1t provided that upon the mill
tary commander in chief In the
Middle East announcing that 4 bat
tie Is In prospect the air officer
commanding In chief will give him
AL possible aid irrespective Of other
targets, however attractive"
Evening star., 1942-07-07

Of National City Christian Church
Area No. 23. Call North 6407 for
reservations.
FOR COLORED SERvICEMEN.
Open house, YMCA, 1915 Twelfth
street NV, open from Z pm,
today.
Games. dancing class, Phyllis
WheAtley YWCA, Dol Rhode Island
avenue NV. 3 pm. today.
Open house, Leisure Lodge for
servicemen, 1887 U street NV,
open from pm. today.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Vincent Scores Bill
Setting Up Women S
Naval Reserve Unit
Opposition Nay Force
Measure to Conference,
But Vinson Is Hopeful
- the Assoeiated Presa.

~ the Associated Press.
Storm clouds loomed in the ofiint
for Unclr Sans prospective sailor.
ettes ttdav even before their Or.
sanisation was officially launched
Az Chairman Vinson OF the House
Naval Affairs Committee disclosed
he would seek congressional approval
OF legislation creating a women's
naval reserve. 4 fellow-committee-
man, Representative Vincent, DEM
ocrat, Of Kentucky, announced he
would object to unanimous House
consent for consideration OF the
measure.
The whole mess IA ridiculous, "
said MI Vincent. who halls from
4 western Kentucky district, where
Ne asserted. the men folks do the
hshting and the women take care
Of the homes
Faces Conference.
Alreadv passed by the House, a
bill creating the reserve was amended
substantially by the Senate, and, un-
less Mr.. Vincent withdraws his
opposition, will be forced into con-
ference TO iron out the differences.
Mr.. Vincent contended at 4 COM
naitee yesterday that there was no
need for the projected force OF
10000 enlisted women and 1000
women naval of1cers to take over
on.coMbat shore duty
The Keiltuckian said the jobs
could hc filled by World War veter-
ans VINO want to do something for
their country and who are better
qualified These men, he comment
ed, know more about matters OF war
than the girls, many OF whom are
experienced primarily In putting on
hpstack and looking In 1 mirror"
vinsen, Hopeful
Despite Mr.. Vincent's opposition,
Chairman vinson said he was hope
full OF getting the legislation ap-
proved and sent to the White House
shortly. NJ
Navy spokesmen told the commit
tee IT IVES planned to use a o1hcers
sirl4 with college training, putting
them to work 1T such tasks as
handling coMmunica tions, translat-
Ing maps and doing other jobs re-
curing special knowledge. High
school training probably would SUI
doe Tor enlisted, ratings.
In charge Of sthe women would
Be Z woman lieutenant commander,
the sshi<nest rating allowed by the
legislation. The officers authority
would be limited to the women re-
serves.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
\X&;::ii \X&2:;:;: !: s:
"
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
Concert, United States Marine
Band. Walter Reed Hospital, $50
pm. today.
Concert, United States Navy Band
Sylvan 1heAter, Z pm. today.
Concert, United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, Soldiers
Home Bandstand, pm. today.
Concert, Choral Group, Jewish
Community Center. Sixteenth and
q streets NV, 8 pm. today.
Twilight Culture Hour. Douglass
Hall Terrace. Howard University,
$50 pm. today.
Pan-American concert by the
Chamber Music Guild. Dumbarton
Oaks, 3l01 r street NV, 8 pm.
today.
DINNER.
Democratic National Committee,
Mayfiower Hotel, Z pm. today.
MEETINGS.
D. G. Chapter, Catholic Daugh-
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Sir William Neil Dies

LONDON, July I lP.-Sir WILL
liam Phene Neal, 81, who was Lord
Mayor OF London in 1880 and 1881,
died today. Widely known for an
aversion to orAtory. ne Is said to
have made the shortest Lord May
ors speech In history in IS words.
Evening star., 1942-07-07

A bond each payday keeps the
jADs Ut bay.
Evening star., 1942-07-07

Red Cross to leaders In camps IN
Germany and italy to enable them
to make the best use Of their rations
and parcels.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

candy" week. Others are honey
and flower" weeks. Some OF Carole
Lands best promotion has been
obtained through her association
with honey" week. A year ago goth
Century-Fox made a deal with the
Honey Institute of America to make
Carole its annual honey queen. A
honey blond herself, Carole Is now
getting ready to pose for her sec
ond set Of publicity stills among
the busy bees.
Bogart Peddles.
For no other reason than that
she's a gorgeous redhead whose face
on a poster makes people stop and
ponder, Arleen Whelan was the
cotton" week girl Of 1941. Yet, Ar
leen looks best in silks and satin.
Same sort of reasoning perhaps
caused Barbara Stanwyck to pose
in old clothes, and lots of them, for
a recent Red Cross-sponsored week
to round up warm garments for the
needy. Barbara has been wearing
fewer clothes ("The Lady, Eve" and
Ball O. Fire") recently than any
feminine star.
Neither Humphrey Bogart nor
Bing Crosby would serve as model
for pride in appearance week,
but Bogart, aboard his bicycle, ped
ais sturdily in favor of save tire
week.
Joan Leslie, who still must attend
classes between film scenes, was an
apt subject for flow of recent pic
lures on back to school" week
This, however, was an inside" job
being sponsored directly by the
studio as promotional tie-in with
Evening star., 1942-02-22
There Are Extra Weeks in Holywood's Calendar
The Total Fact, 95 That Being the Number of Annual
"Weeks" Sponsored By Stars Smiling Face

scholars starting their spring semes-
ters.
How About Garbo?
In spite of these extra weeks be-
ing crowded into Hollywood's calen-
lar and their widely assorted desig-
nations, merchandisers are merely
scraping the surface. 1t is pointed
out that Don Ameche has not yet
been requested to spearhead an art
campaign to be hung around ma
tional be kind to dentists" week.
And Joel McCrea and Gary Cooper,
who own ranches with cattle. could
qualify. by holding a slice of roast
beef aloft, as inspirations for an
'eat more meat" week.
Marlene Dietrich and Betty Gable
are well equipped to sponsor better
understanding" week, for a couple
of nifty reasons each. And how
about get more sun" week, which
certainly should be inspired by
Dorothy Lamour and her sarong.
Not to mention national health"
week, which could be coined for such
husky male strippers as Johnny
WeissmuHer, Enrol Flynn and Ty-
rome Power.
In these days of "a slip of the
lip may sink ship" Greta Garbo
is natural inspiration for don't
tell soul" week, which might be
staged in the general campaign to
preserve silence.
And, last but not least, how about
making this week-and every week
buy bond" week. We can all
qualify for that one.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Ine.)
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Farce Is Not Unfunny;
Musicals Worth the Money.
Continued on Page E-3, Column -
Coming Attractions

Stage
colorfu musical with
Billy Gaxton and Bordon
tomorrow night for second Washington week.
Screen.
CAPITO-A Road meodrama with the back
ground the suggests starring Larane Day and Barry Nelson
with Earl CAROLS Vanite which will
display the large number of the worlds most beau
tiful girls"
the Day" in which Caudee Colbert i'm
school teacher here Thursday for
second downtown week.
EARLEouana Purchase echncoor hlm version of the stage
musical with Moore Miss zorna, Miss Bordoni and Bob
Hope Friday Mario and Foria will headline the stage show
KEITHS-Fantasia" Disnys musical edited
what, returns following "Helzapoppn."
LITTLE-Citizen distinguished story
the Academy Award contenders today
METROPOLTTAN-"AH Through Night" which Gambler
Humphrey Bogart the Gastapo
here Friday q second week downtown.
PAACE-Son Fury" with Gene Terney and
woman the
Evening star., 1942-02-22
By Harold Hefernan.

uncovers a flock Of pictures Of
promising young juveniles, tastefully
clad in shorts and gracefully posed,
while slipping milk. Larry Simms,
Carolyn Lee and Baby Sandy
youngsters all-come in very handy
here.
Last year while making "The Lady
Eve" Barbara Stanwyck was ap-
preached to pose for a poster for
"eat an apple week" For a paral-
lei, perhaps she has set so many
hearts on fire, Olivia de Havilland
is frequent choice to decorate ma
tional fire prevention week" stills.
Sometimes It's No.
Back to the soil" week finds
George Brent or Jimmy Cagney
hard at work on their respective
farms, while Geraldine Fitzgerald,
Irish-born has served as the spirit
of whatever week contains March
II, st. Patrick's Day.
Occasionally the inspired pro-
moters get nothing but a stony
ear from Hollywood publicity de-
partmentS. There are weeks, it
seems, that the exploitation wizards
want no part of.
For example, an onion growers
association promised widespread
publicity to the studio that would
offer up beautiful young con-
tractee to 90 all-out for onions in a
pictorial way. A Texas girl, nom
professional, was finally charmed
into this sponsorship, Hollywood
heard.
On the other hand there are
weeks" that hold great attraction
for all studios and stars. One is
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Grant Finds Story
On Tennis Court
HOIIYWOOr

44SAIL4 VSJ1s
Cary Grant, whose last starring
R-K-O Radio vehicle was "Sus-
picion," will return this summer to
this studio as star of Bundles for
Freedom"
1t is a romantic gangster story.
Grant is personally credited with
its discovery. Milton Holmes, for
merly caretaker at the Beverly Hills
Tennis Club, without previous
screen writing experience, button
holed Grant Just as the actor had
finished q tennis match, with the
request that he read q story.
Grant did. So impressed was he
with the ingenuity and excitement
Of the plot that he persuaded
R-K-O Radio executives to read it..
This studio Immediately bought the
story and engaged Holmes to work
on It's adaptation for the screen.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

CAPITOThe Vanishing Viginian after by Rebecca
Yancey Williams 435 72 and 1910 Stage shows 345
6:35 and 9:25 pm.
coLUMB1AJohnny Eager" Taylor in gangland: 74o 455
ITO and 9:25 pm.
EARLECapans Of the Clouds Jimmy Cagney the A. f.
In tecncoor 435 7:10 and $50 Stage shows: 355
6:35 and 9:10 pm.
-Helzapoppn film version mad
house: 1870 1885, 540 745 945 March Time: sos
sos, ITO and 9:15 pm.
LITTLE-Ctizen Kane Wees Academy contender
2, 4:35, ITO and GAS pm.
Story marital farce with Loretta
Young: 2, 3:55, 5:55, 7:5o and 9:45 pm.
of the Year. Tracy and Hepburn In coumnists
DUEL g. 430 ITO and 9:45 pm.
PIX- Leningrad" her battle for Russia: 20 4o6
6, 755 and $50 m.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts: Continuous from O'Clock
Evening star., 1942-02-22
HOLLYWOOD.


An enterpriSing Southern Cali
fornia booster popped in at Warner
Bros. the other day with familiar
request. He wanted the loan of
a lovely young lady on the studios
contract list to act as sponsor for
a certain drive-in this case a
give thought to pomegranates"
week.
The head of the Warner publicity
department, through whom all such
matters are cleared, was not sur
prised. Already, with 1912 only six
weeks old, he had been asked to
loan starlets for the promotion OF
eight such drives.
But he did sit down and do some
figuring. Slightly dizzy from his
statistical labors he came up with
the astonishing information that
there were 95 weeks-count EN-
in Hollywood's 1941 year. Time, it.
seems, has become very compliS
Gated in the movie capital
Hollywood studios know very ac-
CuI dUcly tlldG CllClC WClC 90 WCCho
in 1941 because 95 assorted sets of
hackers of various enterprises-na-
tional as we'll as local-asked the
film colony for cooperation in
putting over 95 separate weeks"
during that period.
Bette's Kind to Animals.
Each request invariably includes
the loan of a star, either to pose
for pictures or to take active part
in the celebration-usually both. If
the cause is a worthy one. studios
are glad to cooperate. Sometimes
the stars are glad. too, but not so
often unless there's patriotic mo-
tive behind the scheme.
Bette Davis, because of her con-
nection with the Seeing Eye
Foundation, which trains police
dogs to lead the blind, is Holly
woods most popular pictorial choice
for any photographs in connection
with the annual BE Kind to AMI
mails" week.
Drink more milk" week always
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Three and Out New Rule


took wartime wipe out of Hoywoods
costlest absurdites- the multiple take.
directors making TO- 15
20ometmes hos of the told that here
after the limit would be three
The ruling demanded for the conservation negative film
and positive stock the printing
alone expected major quarter
a million dollars year.
The rule will have direct effect lazy negligent actors whose
failure until minutes before shooting
tbud much to the extravaganza suggestion" out to
all players that they spend least hour evening memorzng
parts coming before the the following
the leading poor study"
that he invariably requires minimum OF six takes each
Directors wondering today how he would At into the
II. H
tRe.ased b, the sevspsper Alliance rne)
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Director Assigned
HOLLYWOOD

Adrian Samish, who directed the
Henry Aldrich radio shows and was
signed recently by Paramount, will
direct Lady Bodyguard" on his first
assignment at the studio, it was
announced today. The picture, q
comedy about q girl who sells an
airplane test pilot q million dollar
insurance policy and then Is forced
to take over the job Of guarding
him, viii team Robert Preston and
Ellen Drew,
Evening star., 1942-02-22
The Senses, Not the Mind,
Key Today's Entertainment
It's So on the Stage for Whole Season
And Now the Movies Will Launch
A Cycle of Girl and Tune Dramas
By Jay GaEnaodv.=

Entertainment producers whose bankers most happy to see them
IN these omnted times are those who deal in music beautiful girls
aabty which would
the case of fellows who 90 in for more cerebral The
coming the
latter bring only wspy hope for assistance his next play
perhaps his next meal
who will correct what's with the heater by saying:
keep thu outo of
would appear something there What they
nobody nobody
while
it be said that musical comedies written"
Musicals May Not Be Art
But They Are Highly Liked
The Broadway lineup instance includes
plays really
others struggling
their minds whether the struggle while they
fade away like the plays of Clifford odes
Charles Macarthur ali those other damas
Not so the musicals They may not be art but they are what the
people like thousands
them did have to stick around long for the we left
hapey things Forward High Kick
1T Happened Lady Lets 1t"
Sons o Fun"
years anything
making deductions which than obvious
Hollywood savishy discovery
public likes needed the indications There reports of
almost musicals That rather
change past policy upon
fact that the cema musicals all looked and sounded much like that
both critics and public were bored.
thoroughly
dearth capital
period when the movies had virtual all the beautiful
girls aded to dance something robust than
waltz With musicals being
they
Donald Eddy operettas they uy
variably found their audience.
Movie Chorus Girl FaIters
Before Her Stage Sister
The chorus girls gifted wisdom either
other stayed there married
declining years. declining years
movie dancing girl did not know begin around % it
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Movie Chorus Girl Falters
Before Her Stage Sister.

The chorus girls gifted with fundamental female wisdom either
other stayed there married
did neither but remained hoping the best
unavailable result of declining The declining
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