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Evening star., 1942-10-01
Hockey Eagles Get Pilot

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. l Dr.
Jacob Podoloff, manager of the New
Haven Eagles Of the American Hook
ey League. has signed Eddie Powers
of Toronto as coach for the coming
season.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

that department, completing only
4 of IA passes.
Alex Chronis, the only member
Of the G. w. squad not partici-
pating in heavy toll, may not be
able to play against Richmond. He
is hampered by pulled tendons in
his leg.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Braves Purchase HurIer

BOSTON, Oct. ! (P).-Charley Bar
rett, big right-handed pitcher of the
Syracuse club, who is in draft classi-
fication ga with a wife and two
children, has been purchased by the
Boston Braves.
Evening star., 1942-10-01


tBatted for Kurowski in ninth.
4Batted for Lanier in ninth.
sRan for O'Dea in ninth
New York "a. LD------ 900 10 032-7
Runs bstted LIN. innHassett 62., Di MaEsio.
hitsmHassett, ..tIs cnllenbine; Ihree-base. hit
bases-New York "a. l.. 9: St. Louis IN
st. Louis IN. L., 4. Bases on balls-On
N Cooper. q tGullen6ins, Rizzuto: Dickeyi:
stTikeoqts-By NJ. Cooper (Roife Is.
Keller t2). Gordon (2l, Hasset); Lanier.
/ lGordon}; Ruffine. 8 Nv. Cooper, Ku-
%Eowski rev t31, - Marion. slaughtsr,. Hopp.
er, 10 hits 3 runs in rs, innings; %
Lanier: ! hit, 2 runs in inning: on Ruf-
hns, : hits, 4 runs in sas innings: on
winning pitcher-zRuning. Losing pitcher
M; Cooper Umpires-Messrs. Mayer
sst ssTs 0s;e; farr tSIrd AZ p second base Hge
Attendance-34, 1856 paid
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Cubs Buy First Busemun

CHICAGO, Oct. l (P.-Chicago
Cubs have purchased Heinz Becker,
first baseman who batted $40 last
season, from their Milwaukee farm
club.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Milwaukee Adds Peaches

MACON, Ga, Oct. R.-First
Baseman Ed Hartness and Short
stop Tommy Nelson Of the Macon
Peaches have been sold to Mirwau-
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Memory of Comeback in 1926
Classic Cheers Card F ans
Whipped Yonks After Losing First Bottle;
Cooper Keeps Indion Sign on Gordon
BY FRANK HOOD,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ST. LOUIS Oct 1.-The st. fans will be
recalling the second World they file into
Sportsmans Park today.
That the Herb Pennock pitched the Yankees to
3to-2 in the first game next day,
with the Grover Alexander hurlng Rghteder Billy
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Facts About Series
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Remaining schedule-Second game today
at Sportsman's Park in St. Louis; third,
fourth and fifth games. October 3, 4. 5, at
Yankee Stadium in New York: sixth game
October at Sportsmans Park seventh
game october at Sportsman's Park.
Financial Figures.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Ex-Notionoi Leoguers No Drawbacks to Yonks

that the viewpoint
there National
tying winning
and this after doing way
victory the Yankees
the Yanks that murdered
batted in the No. beachcomber
At the
journeyman Buddy Hasset
Strangely damage yeser-
both
tcular trouble with them in the Perhaps
solace the thought that likes
Cuenbne travelling in company
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Dixie Series Finuls

Nashville, 5: Shreveport, 2.
(T--~,, tied at 2-cn.l
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Thot Futile RoIIy Might Mean Much

young needed
unreasonable
mistakes Morton Cooper their pitching terrific
cay scewbal. abandoned
sewbal
Hae when he shifted his
him.
looking
Redbirds
Then the Cards the field OF
only three earned Few
Evening star., 1942-10-01
failure Beat Rng Leaves Cards Tough pot With Yank Aces to Face
Win, Lose or Draw
With Two Down in the Ninth at sportsmon's Park
By FRANCIS E. STAN.
Star Stah Correspondent.

With Two Down in the Ninth at Sportsmons Park
ST LOUIS Oct 1For innings Old Charley CThe Red)
Rufng turned back the Cardinals without ANYTHING resembling
hit when the eighth and the first hters
went out in fashion, sitting just behind the
got and made for exit mutteng Il 300 miles
this series thought the Cardinals had something Why they
couldn't hit me-"
Once time could hit the fellow
Earl Wheh Al southpau The only Washington
instance to beat the Giants the Earl hasn't
for he the couldn't hit his
now So he walked down the ramp and disappeared
the SO and when the Yankees increased
to TO the ninth inning lout
silently True Rulings nohter
after and wo-thrd innings when Capt Terry Moore finally singled
the Cards thoroughly beaten
Rung only cnch to become the only pitcher in history
distinction having hurled a
Ruffnq Had Two Strikes on Sanders
with NINTH Catcher Walker
off Third Rols Working deliberately
cheer almost deisve reached
Great Rally Sends Fans Away Happy
all derison dowN crowds
collective roats which threw into the Yankees Martin
tripled.
singled.
suddenly Rung withdrawn Chandler the big
player
Slaughter hit off Shoop
game.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Great Rally Sends Fans Away Happy
When Only Double Would Have Tied 1t

anything
win the example 0game
Brooklyn held
Yankee pitchers warming hurry. the
rally. long double would home would
rolled the
St. left the they could be defeat
Redbds hadn't let them after all still had fight
them. They still the battle
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Score

'Batted for Gumbert in eighth.
tBatted for Kurowski in ninth.
tBatted for Lanier in ninth,
sRan for O'Dea in ninth
Evening star., 1942-10-01

(See STAN, page ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
John Garfield, Ray Bolger
In Russian Relief Program,

6. SANFORD ENGEL of New
York director OF the pageant and
entertainment features for the
United Nations Rally for Victory
program being staged in Olympia,
Saturday night. by the Detroit
Committee for Russian War Relief,
Inc. announced today that John
Garfield and Ray Bolger are TO be
among the group Of stage and
screen stars who will appear that
night. They will give sketches high
lighting the present Russian resist
ance 10 HitleriSm.
| Basil Fomcen. noted Russian
composer and arranEer. now APP
pearing at the Hotel Statier. who
has donated 1900 records Of his
special Russian numbers for sale
to benefit Russian War Relief, will
also appear. Ilya Schkolnik has
gathered 60 symphony artists and
Nathan SamarOf, head of the
Liberty Singing Society, will direct
choral numbers.
EnGel is being assisted by a
technical staff consisting of Pierre
Andre of Chicago. as narrator;
Yola Miller of New York. formerly
of Detroit. in charge of lighting;
and Herbert Meadow, New York
script writer.
Tickets are obtainable al Olym.
lpia. the KernS Store, or the Rus.
sian headquarters, 1917 PenobScot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

When a girl doesn't have TO pose
for Easter egg art or in bathing
suits, she's on her way to bigger
and better things. Well, Donna
Reed. M-G-Ms Cinderella girl, can
forget all about the routine covers
because she's going dramatic with
the second best femme role in
Random Harvest" Remember
Kitty, the girl the hero thinks he
loves only TO be Tilted by her?
This is the part Donna gets and
it is next in importance TO Greer
-GaTSon's and Ronald Colman's. She
is doing all right for little girl
who came from Iowa less than a
year ago and enrolled in Los An
geles City College. Donna regis
tered in The Bugle Sounds. with
Wally Berry, even though she had
little to do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
Film Time Clock

Z ;0e 1929 D. m; Mexican spltfire al
Sea, - ll:l7 a. m, 2:37. 5.57. s:l7 ,. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - The Little
Foxes" IL a m, 1854. SAP. 10 80 p. m.
international Squadron" 1925, 5:l7, eos
-. m
CINDERELLA THE Little Foxes. -
II 05. 5;45. $50 p m. "Internationa.
CTNEMA-"Girl from Leningrad," u 20
I2lJ, 40, 8 .O5, S. So p. m.
FISHER THE Little Foxes" 2:l2
; so 80 p. m; International Squad
RON 1890. 4:0s. 7:46. LA p. m.
FoN--"Ride En- Cowboy" II a. m
SO 4:45, T:39. 1892 p. m; The Wolf
Man" y: 81. D. 40 s:23. 9:I6 p. m.
MADISON Boom Town" IL a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

2:57. e54.. 1921 p. m; 40 Time fol
MICHIGAN-"su Suspicion" 12.51. 4:09
7:27. lO:45 p. m Law Of the Tropics,
:35 a m, 2:53. GIL. s:2s D. m.
ture." 100 a m. 2:3s, $50. e;14 p. m.
The Fleets In" y 45. 400, 7.2l, 1888
p. m.
PARADISE - "Blsck Dragons" 1915,
$50 6:15. $40 l0:5S p m. Louise
Beavers 2 "a SOS. 1913 1858 p. m.
RIVIERA - The Little Foxes, - 2.i5.
3 5J g.35 % m. international squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
Lily POns
Delights
Huge CrOWd
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WITH ORCHESTRA PIT packed
and stage seats filled, Lily Pons
gave her large audience in Ma
sonic auditorium quite a program
last night.
Casting shadow like Jenny
Lind with her bouffant gown and
lantique couture, the diminuitive
French soprano tackled a recital
which would have defeated far
sturdier singer.
Seventeen numbers and several
IGNORES she offered with respite,
taking time only for one inter-
mission.
She was In excellent voice, her
top register. though restrained
sounding sweet and fresh.
SOFTLY SHE SINGS
BY not forcing her voice. she
revealed better control and greater
artistry in it than in previous re-
citals and the audience seemed to
| love every note of il.
Personally we are not Swayed
by coloratura gymnastics as in
Bishops Echo Song" or the Mo-
Fart Variations on the Mother.
dear" nursery rhyme,
We prefer the easier and more
Lyrical passages as in her group of
French songs. which included the
delicate "Voici que lie printemps"
of Debussy. the nostalgia "deS
oiSeaux" of Hue and the tender
1child's complaint. from Ravels
"L'Enfant ct le sortilege."
The well-known pianist COM
poser, Frank LaForge took quite
| a hand in Miss Pons concert. Not
only did he accompany her at the
piano. but he was responsible for
either the arrangement or actual
eomposition of five of her numbers,
three OF which were dedicated 10
the singer.
Most pleasing of these were his
own Cupid Captive" and a dainty
arrangement of the Poldini Dane
ing Doll"
ENGLISH GROUP
Arias were three of the most
difficult in coloratura repertoire,
Blondine's Aria from THE Abduc-
ton From the Seraglio" and Pa
mina'S aria from The Magic
Flute" by Mozart and the newt
able tina Yoce POGO Fa' from
The Barber of Seville"
A group of Old English songs
completed the list.
Frank Versaci supplied the 6hte
Iobligatos whenever they were
called for. matching Pons pyro-
technics with great finish, although
flute and high soprano combina-
tons always border on vocal Chi
| chi.
This Is the last concert OF the
Masonic Temple Association series,
the 1942-43 season opening in
October with a Rachmaninoff
recital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

willows were
b u r & e o n =
ing, whatever
b u r < G o n =
ing means.
Q
There's one
thing about
ID g I r o / [
W c a I h err
whatever ii is
today. it will
probably b e
the opposite
to m o rr O w.
Ev en- if il
gives us the
sninles, as il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

Building The public Is urged 20
attend fer opening efthe pro-
gram al s p m. sharp because Of a
radio hookup 10 carry the principal
address of the evening by Joseph
K. Davies. former United States
ambassador to Russia. Madame Ivy
Litvinoff, wife of the Russian am
bassador 10 the United States, will
also sneak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
BUDDY PEPPER

ron" II: 80, 40, 1850. 1870 p. m.
ROYAL 1.-The Little Foxes" 1894
11:O6 p. m; international Squadron,
6:O5 GAO p m.
TELENENS - News short features, 9
a. m. 20 II p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Woman Of the
Year" u. 3;2s. 6:4s. 1905 p. m: Joe
Smith. American" IL a. m. 2:20. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

HOLLYWOOD, March Is. -
Several months ago Universal
bought some song titles just in
case. Well. now they can hardly
keep a straight face because
among the also-rans is Deep in
the Heart of Texas" the No. /
tune in everybody'S poll, includ-
ing the army camps.
Talk about turning up with the
plum in the Christmas pudding s.
this is really it for this means
~ acquires the leading song hit
of the country for very small POI
tatoes as far as price goes.
Jack Gross was the bright boy
who accidentally grabbed Deep in
the Heart of Texas" before il be-
came hot and ne will produce
what Universal expects to be the
de luxe Western of the season
Anne Gwynne, who is from deep
in the heart Of Texas (hailing
from Waco gets the femme lead
with Robert Stack donning a 10
gallon hat to 90 wooing her in
the movies. Broad Crawford. IN
lone Of his typical character roles
is also in the cast.
FILM OLD STORY
was baffled when I hearC
M-G-M had bought Eric Knight
book, "LasSie' for i hadn't hearc
tof il. Then / checked with Ken
meth McKenna, story editor, anC
he explained that "Lassie" wa:
written years ago and is the story
of a boy and a dog.
1t was written long before "Thi!
Above All, Knights best seller
made by Daryl Zanuck with Joar
Fontaine and Tyrone Power. Harr,
Rapf has been assigned to "Lassie'
and now he is searching for the
right child and a collie who is inn
portant to the story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

Between being shot and hav-
Ing my feet hurt, l think Id
take a bullet Well a moderate
sized bullet. anyway. The rise
and fall OF empires has been
traced 10 Caesars with indiges-
ton; what tragedies, big and
little. might not be traced 10 a
man whose feet hurt?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

also speak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now.

ROWING: Gosh. II was a (cen-
sored) spring day yesterday!
The sun was -, the air
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

this IT'S a grand bill Of screen
fare which will bring much ENJOY
ment to those who put il On their
must see" list during the coming
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
What DO You Think!
WAsHTNGTON-This busy W

WASHINGTON busy war
time capital refuses 10 be drawn
into the controversy currently
agitating Hollywood: To wit. Is
chita, the Tarzan ehimpanzee, an
actor Of an animal7
The question arose when pro-
Queer Sol Lesser. who is making
a film starring Chita and Johnny
Weismuller, turned down salary
raise for the talented chimp. Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer. Chita's owners,
pointed out that their contract
stipulated that a raise was to 20
into effect for Chita Monday.
Lesser countered that actors
salaries are frozen. M-G-M OBJ
jected that Chita is an animal,
not an actor. Lesser announced he
was sending a telegram to Eco
nomic Sterilization Director James
F. Byrnes for a ruling from WASH
ington.
At Byrnes' office today 1t was
said that no telegram has yet been
received from Lesser. II the tele-
gram arrives, officials added GRIM
ly. it will be referred promptly
back to Los Angeles, where Hugh
Quicker. chief of the salary stabili-
zation unit for that area, knows
all about actors, animals, and their
salaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
i. DOWN HOLLYWOOD WAY

screaming four-button plaid
jacket. tight pants and bulldog
shoes for his latest screen role.
met a friend on the lot the other
day. "Yegads." said the pal.
what kind Of a getup IL that :"
Replied Montgomery: Tn the
1904 zoot suit kid"
Anything for n laugh. say Bud
Abbott and Lou Costello. so for
scene In their latest finn. III
Amt Hay" they 10 10 bed with a
race horse. But here's the topper
dreamed up by Producer Alex
Gottlieb. The camera turns 10
their shoes under the bed. Beside
the shoes are four horseshoes.
Despite their dates together,
John Payne and ex-wife Ann shlr-
ley are telling friends there will be
no reconciliation.
On a recent bond selling tour.
John carradine was called upon TO
substitute for Don Wilson as
master OF ceremonies because Of
the bulky radio announcer's illness.
The customers were rather disap-
pointed when the all but emaciated
carradine stepped onto the stage.
I'm sorry" said carradins. but
this is all that's left Of Don VIII
SON."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Cooper Returns
In Great Picture

A gripping drama - intrigue
romance ard adventure. The Gen
ersi Died At Dawn which hsnns
to-day Il the Riviera thester.
brings Gary Cccper to the srreen
IN smother colorfui snidler-ef-
fortune role.
TIE star ~ Sergeant York and
The Pride ~ the Yankees -
turns in his most colcrfnl perform
ance a. the American sdvsnturer
who meets war and intrigue IN
strsfs.torn China ard also he
faveFite blonde, Madeleine Carroll
With modern China - it, hack
ground. the plot ~ The General
Died Al Dawn revolves around
the awakening % China To fhe
expressions Of her predatory var
lords and the beginnings of = spirit
II resistance. Cooper. - the cham.
pion Of the down-trotiten. i IN
the ranks 81 the new movement.
Playing opposite him - beautiful
Madeleine Carroll IN the role Of the
lure held out by a wsriord 20 lead
Cooper to destruction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
BY ERsKINE JOHNSON
Tacoma Times Correspondent

OFF the sound track: The French
can-can upon which motion picture
censors have always frowned--
they completely eliminated claud-
cite Colbert's version of IL in
"Zaza" few years backs about
to be revived on the screen by
Betty Cradle. But this time the
censors viii be sitting behind the
camera when it's filmed. They've
approved the famous dance on two
conditions. "a That Betty can
stoop just so far and no farther
and 90 that her frilly costume
will be a little longer and a lot
more frilly than usual. And they'll
be on the set with tape measures.
Promised and hoped for: Lucille
Balls strip-tease routine in "Du-
Barry Was a Lady" It's in re
verse-she starts with pair Of
scanties and works her way up till
she's fully clothed. Joan Craw-
ford would like to have new hubby
Phil Terry as her leading man In
her next film. Studio executives
are considering the proposal.
ROONEY's HEADACHE
Judging from advance legal
skirmishes. it1l. take more than a
heart to heart talk with Judge
Hardy to get Mickey Rooney out
of financial difficulties with his
estranged wife. Ava Gardiner.
Lana Turner, who has always
wanted to sing on the screen.
finally gets the chance in Moth
ing Ventured" But It's only for
laughs. Attending an opera with
Walter Brennan. she stands up and
MARBLES a few notes. Sight Of
the week: Fred Astaire's dance
coach, Peggy Carroll. teaching
Joel Mccrea TO rhumba for a scene
in columbia's ''Merry-Go-Round."
Mccrea must dance web enough to
make plausible the fact that Jean
Arthur and a bevy OF II other
beauties all but come 10 blows
over the right 10 dance with him.
Dante. the magician. win turn
dramatic actor soon In a Broad
way play. Wake Up and Laugh
FOOT SUIT THROWBACk
George Montgomery. dressed In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Ryan sc Monoplanes
Used in Wake" Film

Several Ryan Sc iow-wing mon
oplanes. because Of their resem-
blance to Jap NakaJima e7's. were
used in the filming of Wake
Island" Paramount's thrilling dra-
matte reenactment Of the stand of
American Marines on the small
isle in the Pacific.
Chief roles in the picture. which
is now showing at the Beverly
theater. are enacted by Brian Dom
levy. Robert Preston. Macdonald
Carey. Albert Decker. Walter
Abel. Barbara Britton and William
Bendix.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL rmGArERs

COMMUNITY 49, Monty weriir zaa
HzadS NrnowAli n Tbs Pied
Piper sisa Margaret i4nd<sT ~
a nespsrNss Chance for Ni<ff
Queen
csrlros. - n<tss pssls sna oror<<
Brent In IN rms Our life" Asa
Resis Tcomsr In bullet hrsf<=
ksx <TETrT A film voyage Through
moasFn Sweden
LAKEWOOD - Dolcsvs Costello ana
Joseph Gotten IN ~rhs MssnIfleent
Amosf.ons also rhe r.leea
rssk RED shelton ana Ann HosheFn
In "Asikis oets nsf Man, ai<s
Van Helm and Cecilia Parker IN
Grand Central Murder
fHos Murphy and Anns
shirley IN Tho Mayuf % szsA
street also Marguerite Chapman
ana Mar harris In ~fsfsahuts
Nurse
Rrai.aRr - Randolph Scott and
Elizabeth nsrsnsf IN Paris Call
ms also Hos Rogers In less
HIS - Ginger Rogers and osors.
Montgomery IN Rosie hart slss
kddis braeken ana June ffel-~sf
IN Sweater UtTi
nItIfHs--uafy Cooper and Made
lslns Carroll In The General Died
Al Dawn also Johnny MHck nrosa
In Arizona Cyclone
snIIIs-~Boh steele ana Tom Tyler
IN Raiders Of thu Hsnss.~ alan
Flora Robson and nobsft Newton
In Poison Pen
~ ><Ir fiona Massey ana Jon
Hall In Invisible Aaent I" also Mar
jofis woodworth and william n<u-
dir IN BROOKLYN orchid"
TEMPLE Glenn Miller aud Ann
Rutherford Ia "Ofchestrs WtFrs,-
also Little Takyo"
LIBERTY - russiiup Pred A.
taire and Bins Crosby IN Holiday
Inn"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Ruth Moline Directs
Atkins The Old Maid

Zoe Atkins 1.-THE Old Maid. :"
Broadway stage success which is
being revived by the Tacoma
Theater Guild. played to a first
night a audience Wednesday at
Weyerhaeuser hall, and will be re-
peated again tonight and satur-
day night. In the absence of Phil
burn Friedman, VINO has gone into
the service, Miss Ruth Moline. long
active in theater work, has direct
ed the production of The Old
Maid" Despite the difficulties
that a war period presents to
theater efforts. the guild is for
tunate in having an experienced
cast for this performance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

BIluF otsF--HumphreY nosaFt IN
Across the Pacific" lis. ..
7sA, 1o.tt. also This WA fsfis.
II so. sos q 10 $40.
RIaITo-RltA Hayworth and FFed
Astaire IN You Were Never fofe=
Her "a IS. 200. zoo. 10 90 Kl=n
Florence Rice and John nsal N
stand ny Al Networks" II 50.
asa, 800. . 90
Ro>N - krfoi flynn and Ronald
Reagan In Desperate Journey.
II 30. s.l0. $50. 10 40. Also he
Andrews sisters In Give Out sis-
ters." 30. sas e06. also JAY
Clarke. ass. 1910.
Music noN BETTY CRADLE. Car
men Miranda, and Cesar Romero
In "sprinsfime IN the Rockies.
lies. s.is, e4A, 1910: aiso lAoyd
Nolan and Carols Landis IN Ma
Mia Calling as. A.is. e4s.
CAMEO Michael RedgFave and
Valerie Hobson IN Sons 81 the
Sra" also Helen Parrish and Dsnk
Purcell IN * Marks The spot"
RETURN SHOWING
Preston and Brian
Donlevy In Wake Island" also
Patricia Morrison In Might In New
Orleans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

SEATTLE 49, Northwest manu-
facturers and professors who use
steel. copper or aluminium in their
products will meet here Friday to
obtain information on the new con-
trolled materials plans instituted
by the war production board.
The materials viii be brought
under the GIMP plan during the
second quarter Of 1913. The plan
was designed 10 adjust production
programs TO conform TO raw ma
terials available.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

IL Is done in technicolor and
utilities the beautiful Lake Iouiss
country in the Canadian Rookie.
as a locale.
supporting the capable entertain.
ers Just mentioned are Charlotte
GREENWOOD and Edward Everett
Horton.
The plot IL light and airy
n are the dances and music
which fiji II TO Overlooking.
And there il much comedy. a.
one might expect with Miss
Greenwood. Horton and the
explosive Miranda working at
top form.
In fact, Horton has a love af-
fair lone of the few In his screen
history and Miss Miranda is his
little playmate. Even the casual
movie fan can appreciate the pos
sioilities Of such a situation.
Cesar (all-purpose) Romeo and
Betty Cradle give fine perform
ances while John Payne plays the
big lover in his usual sullen and
abstract manner.
"Springtime In The Rock
les Is just what the doctor
ordered for those who wish
relief from too much war
propaganda and even tempers
the "Manila" offering TO the
point where IL In itself be-
comes another good reason for
visiting the Music Box this
week.
Manila Calling" features Lloyd
Nolan and Carole Lands in a story
OF the never-ending battle Of the
natives and Americans against the
Japs in our far-flung possessions
In the Pacific.
Here too. the supporting cast is
Of sterling quality, with the re-
suit that the story is most con-
vincingly told.
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