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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-08-13

school should be staggered to
permit one bus to serve two or
more schools.
S. Permission should be gram
ted for pupils to stand in buses
where safety is not endangered.
6. Stops should be reduced to
a minimum.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-08-13
Deer News

The Cheyenne tribe will hold
their biennial election of tribal
council members Tuesday,. Sept:
|. Officers will not be elected
at this time, as they have a four
year tenure. They are president,
vice president and secretary
treasurer.
Miss Margaret White of For
syth was a weekend guest OF
Miss Phyllis Burns, and atten-
ded the rodeo.
Mrs. Lloyd Silloway of Miles
City visited her relatives, the
Burns family, here last Sunday.
Mrs. jesse Specimen of the
WPA school lunch project, re-
ports that corn in the school
garden measures nine feet tall
and has never been Watered.
There were eight Tires in one
day on the reservation last
week. On August S, an early
morning storm resulted in wide
ly scattered blazes which kept
the forestry department on its
toes early and late, according
to Forest Supervisor Skarra.
With the help of school, farm
agent and WPA crews, the reg
ular staff of smoke chasers
doused all the fires before they
had spread to any extent. One
blaze was on Logging creek, one
on RidgeWalker creek, one on
the divide south of here, one
near the Busby cal mine, one
on Dry creek, one on Walking
bear creek, one on Coyote creek
near the southwest corner of
the reservation, and one just off
the reservation, along the Dor
der, near Kirby.
DR.. Dean Darius of the ag-
ency hospital, and Mrs. Darius
are spending their vacation at
Jenny Lake, Wyo.
Alfred Young, who was as
signed to Tongue River reServa-
ton to make a range survey,
was recalled to headquarters in
Billings last Friday.
Sixteen head of cattle sold at
Billings market by Tongue River
agency last week brought an
average net price of $l10. Eight
cen head were also taken to
market Sunday night.
The teaching staff at the
hol!$ grade school for the
coming term will be John DON
aldson of Sumatra, principal,
Earl Gregory, Mss Anna Thorp,
Mrs. Junior Cooley and Miss
Claire Lynch.
Murray T. Mitchell reports
that someone broke into his
house last Friday night and
again Sunday night, evidently
searching his papers and per-
sonal effects.
The Edgar Hanson family
moved to Ashland last week.
Civilian employees from the
army engineers office at Fort
Peck left here Monday with nine
dump trucks from the CCC-D
garage. Part of the trucks were
to be taken to Fort Peck and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-08-13
BIG SUGAR USERS ARE
NOTIFIED OF ALLOTMENT

The increases in the sugar al
lotments of industrial and in
stitut:onal users for the months
of July and August will be ex-
tended to cover the allotment
period of September and Oc-
tober. Industrial users will be
given a 10 per cent increase,
which will raise Their allotment
to 80 per cent of their sugar
base for the four months. 1nStl-
tutional users will be granted a
% per cent increase, boosting
their allotment to rs per cent
of their base.
Coll ,no,,. oddc and andS with
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-08-13
ever been published and in ad-
dition an absorbing story.

eVeI UttII PUU1loIICU d1fO III "o
dition an absorbing story.
Nevins - America in World
Affairs" This little book is con-
cerned chiefly with events fol-
lowing the first World War up
to the present. It throws much
light upon the development OF
the country, its traditions and
its heritage. The author does
not hesitate to set forth the
failures of foreign policy as we'll
as the successes ana emphasizes
the responsib:litie which rest
upon the U. S. a one of the
great nations of the world. It
offers constructive suggestions
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-08-13

for the future, which will ap-
peal to all those who look for
wart to a better world when the
tragedy of this present war is
over. It is a book to read and
think about.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Film Time Clock

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PAkADISE - Eua Fitzgerald. Doc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Holiday
Films Ill
Open Early
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE MOVIES have evidently
been doing their Christmas shop
ping very early because all the
houses have their last nylons
packed TO the brim with things 10
come.
The Michigan, Fox, United Ar
lists, Palms State, Madison,
Broadway Capitol. etc, must all
have written dear old Santa. who
has turned out the Aurora Borea
Ais because OF the Arctic black
-o1t- regulations, very carly be-
cause 10 and don't look now, here
they are:
The United Artists. for example,
opens Thursday with the latest
Mickey Rooney drama, "A Yank
At Eton." in which the irrepress-
ible Rooney wraps himself up as
the little bundle Britain dldn {
want.
With him will be his old English
pal, Freddie Bartholomew and lit
tic Tina Thayer. whose picture
you'll find on this same page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

tempts AZ a violin solo Of Indian
Love Call.
It's Don Pablo's smooth music.
NFRNE'S-Jimmy Rooney. 1.-The
funny little Irishman," is keeping
folks laughing these evenings with
his endless stock OF jokes and his
boisterous "ribhing' Of the acts.
Acting as master of ceremonies,
he introduces Harry Bardell, who
iuggles any number and variety of
objects: Sally Palmer, who MARBLES
every ones favorite blues and
Pat Webster, who turns out some
fancy footwork for plenty of APP
plause.
Don Carlos does the music with
plenty of the congas, rhumbaS and
other South American rhythms
which they make a speciality OF
doing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
EARLY ARRIVAL

An carly holiday arrival ~ 'hc
broadway Capitol VIII he The
Ayonecr- thrill drama ~ Nor
ways secret front which VIII be
accompanied ht 'hc opening also
.n' MIS- Wigs az tho Cabbage
Patch starring Hugh IIohcr' as
'ho rasralIy Wigs. Fay Banter
and CAROLYN Leo
\ doubling. UP 81 big name At
fractions ~ the Sccond.runs VIII
SOC the opening on Christmas Day
# Paramouuts hilarious romance
Tho Major and The Minor with
Ginger Rogers as the kid who
grows on YOU and Ray Midland
as the unSuSpcCtinC major on the
same program VIII ho tho laugh
Abbott and Costello hit Pardon
Nv Sarong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

HAD TO get back 10 BUTTERFLIES
Los Angeles 10 appreciate this
story Beng a returned Traveller
from tho East. | hadn't realized
Los Angeles was down 10 lis last
pat Of butter until ! heard this
amusing story about ncwlyWcd
Reggie Gardiner and Nadia Pc.
trova.
Tho other night they were
routed from their Siumhcr> i'm The
wee small hours by r. special de-
livery messenger ~ the door In
his hand was an O. borate ] y
wrapped box and believing ~ 10 bc
a delayed Wedding gift or an adj
vance Christmas present they tore
through layer after layer Of tissue
paper Nesting in the very bottom
of the box was whole pound OF
butter with a card reading, The
rarcSt wedding present | could
find. 4 devoted fan Which caused
Reggie TO add, Greater love hath
no mani
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

tan. where his dance arrangements
have been the rave of the town
Allan's violin sets the pace for the
tempos and each versatile member
Of the group doubles on one or
more instruments.
HAYMARkET - Carl OgleSbee
brings in another poppy "old-time
vaudeville show" with John Gallus
as this weeks headliner. Playing a
clarinet, balancing a ball on it and
working string OF marionettes all
at the same time, he keeps the
,ringsiders wondering how he man
ages 10 do il all with just two
hands.
Dorothy Snow, the Girl IN
White" is new mis- week with the
sweet songs that have made her a
-bct-ort fdv0rTtp.
/ Character dancer Lois Mcdonald
does a StrikinCly coStumed number
that gets plenty of applause and
MADAME Lavina presents her six
trained dogs in difficult routines
which they carry off with the
flourish Of vaudeville old-timerS.
Master OF ceremonies Mel Snyder
keeps up a fast adj libbing. takes
the mike for some Of the one-man
fSkltS that folks find clever and
amusing.
( Wally Johl baritoneS and lyrics
for current song favoriteS.
Dottie Hayes Charmettes make
the music.
PALM BEACH-ReX and Betty
Powers, those "aristocrats' on
roller skates. start the show off
with bang presenting amazing
acrobatic and ballet routineS in a
very limited space. Don Miguel
follows through with several diff
cult numbers combining acrobatic
hackbends and flipS with Juggling,
and the peppery ballroom team OF
Tangia and Guida sweep in with
the fiery South American dances
and rhythmic drum dances that
have the ringSiders stamping their
feet in unison.
LOrry Ralne swings the pops
with an infectious smile and catch
in her voice. while Gus Howard
keeps things going with his popu-
lar Glowing, has limitations OF
Sonia Hcnic and his WOeful at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Sailor Santa

hN UNUSUAL experience was
that Of Joan Crawford Currently
starring IN Above Suspicion - the
actress received a package from a
SoaCornC admircr. stationed some
whore in The Pacific.
Contained in il were several
pounds Of coffee Tho sender OK
planned that realizing how difficult
n was for civilians 10 got enough
coffee. would Miss Crawford
please accept tb.S gift from an
ardent fan?
who j. feeling sorry for
whom ." laughed Ms, Crawford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
At TIE MADISON

Christmas is already n evidence
en- tho Mad iSou screen with
Eawn Walt Disney delightful
perturbation 81 Felix Salten' s
bosf-sciiuC story. A. the PAINS
state Paramount IS ,hIg tSChnColor
thriller Will bo tho holiday BOOKING
following the current show. with
The Forest Rangers starring
Paulctto Goddard. Fred NaCMur-
ray and Susan Hayward as The
ncx' attraction This ono nitro
d4ccs the h.t-turo Jingle Jangle
tTUEfr and witi be accompanied
at the Palms by the comedy drama
Friendly Enemies starring Char
lie WinninCer Charlie PuCCles.
James Craig and Nancy Kelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Night Club NeWs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

hN w al TN
CONTINUING FOR a second
week as the headliner OF this
weeks new revue al Club Casa
nova is charming Anne Nagel
singing star OF radio and screen
Anne'S vocal selections during Tho
past week have been acclaimed by
patrons who are getting their first
in person view of the film star
As patriotic as she is attractive
Miss Nagel gives performances al
various USO camps whenever pos
Sible. She recently completed a
tour Of the camps in Florida anc
contemplates appearing at several
others as soon as her engagement
ends here
Martin and Marvel top tho sup
porting bill, offering whirlwinc
dance steps Others include Tee
Meza, comedian who serves as
master Of ceremonies, the Jay Sis.
terS, tap dancing pair and Phi
DeJOngh, combining magic viii
music
Bobby Stevenson and his Treas,
ure Island orchestra play show and
dance music.
SAKS SHOW BAR Mona
Baxter scars 10 the top as star 81
a hit revue which enjoyed such
success last week that II has beer
held over. and Sammy Morris
clever WIT again holds forth a,
master Of ceremonies.
Mona Baxter, or Jean Mona. +
the Staccato tap dancer who has
been acclaimed throughout the
country for her versatile anC
unique routincS. She now turns uI
lin a new light. however, and dis
IDlaNS talent which heretofore haC
been well hidden. She docs clever
impressions Of stage. screen anC
radio. ClimaXing with an excellent
imitation OF Eleanor Powell.
Michael and Melba step out II
ballroom routineS, which are
smooth and graceful and thcr
exhibit n voOdOO dance which they
learned on a recent trip 10 Cuba
Blond Dorothy Parent combine
acrobatics with tap steps anC
Jackie billiards personality sing
ing Of popular and SemlclaSSlca
songs wins him applause for on
cores. Johnny Morrison also clicks
With his musical novelties on ar
A4npharn-
The Wee Amcs dancers reac'
rhythwically 10 The tunes Of De
Dclhrldgc'S orchestra, which fea'
lures the solo songs of Madclor
Baker.
TROCADFRO - Since BUDDY
Roth Joined comedian Of ccre.
monies Andy Rice hllaritv AZ this
spot has hat a now high The pan
alternate In the >trachtman role
depending upon whose turn 10 is Il
deliver the punch line Of their
many Jokes KnockabOu' antics
and various funny sketches arc
also In their presentation.
Tn" hluc- songs Cf IVclYr
Waters had been so well received
last week that tho cutie has beer
held over 70 load tic subordinate
revue II comprise Jo-Arno Bar
ton billed a> a magic dancer,
and June DaNc. character dancer
Joe Norris, rhythmic arrangement
prevail for shows and dancing.
Each Monday is celebrity nigh
and an enlarged floor show Start
lat 9 30 p. ~ and lasts until clos
ne time. Wives Of men in th'
armed forces are admitted free a.
all times.
MARIO 49, Direct from Nov
Yorks Sw4nk Aquarium Club
comes SuaVc Allan Kane and ms
topnotch musical aggregation tC
make their local debut tonight al
this popular roadhouSe club.
Kane has been prominent among
name entertainers i'm Nanhat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Alexis Discovers
Good Hea Helps

a LITTLE tiredly. but truth
fully. Alexis Smith can lay claim
TO being Hollywoods most heavily
dressed actress.
Not best dressed. heavily
dressed.
II was all for her roles in
Gentleman jim, the life-Story
OF heavyweight champion James J.
CorbeU. and Tho Adventures Of
Mark Twain in which she plays
Mrs. Samuel Clemens. Each is a
period picture, requiring costumes.
"COrsets, bustles, taffeta. silk,
hoop skirts, petticoats-and how
many petticoats.--and all the
other odds and ends our grand
mothers wore" lamcntcd Miss
Smith. II used 10 think that
being an actress required a GER
tain amount of histrioniC ability.
II does. But il also requires a
strong set Of shoulder muscles
Ia hold up all that stuff
Miss Smith also pointed out that
her hoop skirts and huN'lcs re-
CURED "A fcW metal fittings
They'd do me favor by pre-
Scnting even that small amount
of scrap Ia the government"
Stc declared Anyway, I'm sug-
gesting 1t To the front Office
Shes also looking forward
eagerly 10 her next assignment IN
Thank Your Lucky Stars. ~
Warner Bros. She's seen tGe
sketches a. The costume She j
wear IN an elaborate dance r1J-
tine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
FASHION MINDED

N SPITE of fashion rationing
the movies do not intend 10 lose
their grip on the style mart.
Hollywood ALWAYS has Influenced
fads and fashions and studio de
signerS are kecncr than ever TO
\kcep the women Of the country
Talking about and copying movie
STYLES.
7 hear Paramount and head
designer Edith Head are starting
campaign TO make Veronica
Lake. the best dressed girl on
the screen" just n years ago
the late Lilyan Tashmnn cashed
In m heavily with this title.
One Of the ideas u that Yer
oniCas wardrobe-both private
and professionalism feature
just three colorS, black. white
and beige. which should cause
comment, ia say the least.
Jean Harlow. remember. re-
ceiNed lot of publicity by ap-
pearing only in white evening
gowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
4 NEW TEAM

Teamed with this viii be a diff
ferent kind Of romance co-Starrinl
Jean Rogers and William Lundi.
gan, called Sunday Punch, " which
is supposed to have quite a kick
10 II.
The Fox VIII start dishing BE.
tween Us Girls" on Friday, tho
second film in which Diana Barry
more puts on her Max Factor &c
Join Robert Cummings and Kay
Francis in n story which closely
resembles "Only 3S." or Who was
mother out with last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Make Way

SIGNS OF forchanded propara-
ton against day when Uncle Sam
VIII have majority ot actors p his
service. seen here IN R-k-O Ra-
dos purchase Of Nancy Hale
novel "Prodigal Women" i is
cVepth on studios projected
schedule calling almost exclusively
for femme PLAYERS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
A Horse On
Makeup Man
GOTTA no something abeut


It," said Cameraman Roy Hunt.
Horses whiskers don't show"
SO Director Jack Tourneur
halted rehearsal Of scene for
R-K-O Radios Caribbean voodoC
thriller. Il Walked With a Zom.
bic" into heavy conference with
Hunt
Scene was 10 picture Czech star
Christine Cthe whole name) play
ing the beautiful Zombie, voiceless
and expreSSionlesS, walking past
horses nose. WhiskerS shoulf
show for artistic effect. Anc
though horse had whiskers they
were white like himself, didn'
photograph.
Result Of conference was thai
makeup man Maury Seidermar
was ordered to apply mascara.
II worked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

whsslsf. z3t so1. T72. 1910 p m;
Heart ~ the Golden West " n. asa.
Is rs. 2 %. % p. N
RIVIERA Talk ~ the Town" : a.,
s.5i, iOf q ~. The Pied Pipsr,"
TO- ~, Q % p m.
R-K-O UPTOWN -.Talk ~ mo Town
: no. 30 $50 o m Pride ~ ne
Yankees Ot 7.25. Has p m.
KnN Al. TAX ~ me Town "a.
IA 10 p. m. The Pied piuer a as
81
1tttNtW> NeVs short SUBJECTS. .
a. mi 90 N 30 M
INIItD ARTISTS Seven Sweet.
@. m. Cairo. 70 15. g. 800 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
WHAT 4 TITLE!

sin Town is the companion on
the same bill. the title Just having
gotten by the Hays Office by the
skin Of its molarS Brod Crawford,
Constance 3 Bennett and Anne
GWEnne are the principals figuring
LnIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
ALL But SIGNED

AL ALONG I've bad an idea
'ha' when Saratoga Trunk wont
into production. Olivia Dchayl.
land would have rho part of Clio
tho tcmpcS'uouS Edna Fcrbor her
d!ne. I've never felt Ann Sheridan
was right for tho role on th'
other hand Olivia looks exactly
tho way Fcrhor described hcr Ne"
Orleans charncr For a vnilc
1ngrId Bergman was 10 Tho uu-
rlnC TOO hut now 7 htar Miss
Bergman herself feels she is not
trTn perfect TETF 80" 'hc rlmpi
comes TOO straight 20 ignore that
Olivia all bat has The part signed
sealed and delivered
II Warmers do decide on Olivia
and with Sam Wood directing I'm
betting she VIII be IN tho 1913
ACadcWV Award race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
LOu'e||a
Parsons
in UoMwool

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 15.-Joan
Nestle is one movie youngster who
san never be accused of getting
cinch assignments. II is a good
thing Joan is good actress, in
spite of her youth, for she will
bring 10 the screen Jean Eagels
old Broadway hit of the first war
"Daddies,' when the movie goes
into production at Warmers.
Not so long ago the little Leslie
girl was nominated TO play Marilyn
Miller when her life story was
being written for the screen. And
10 that isn't enough to test the
mettle Of any starlet - she is
scheduled 10 follow Ginger Rogers
and Rita Hayworth as Fred AS
taires dancing partner in Look
Out Below at R-K-O.
Joan is much too young 10 re-
member how lovely Jeanne Eagels
was in 'Daddies," the David Be-
lasco production that ran so long
on Broadway. IT was when the
lovely EagelS was so young and 50
elamorous before tragedy marred
her life. that she starred in the
sentimental comedy about war
refugee adopted by bachelors
club
When Warmers make Tho movie
the script. by Gertrude Purcell.
will move the war background
from 1917 10 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
TWENTIETH IL FIRST

WITH ALL the publicity
about whether Betty Cradle or
Lana Turner II the most popu-
lar "pln-up girl" with the service
boys. either N-G-M or Twentieth
Century-Fox was n cinch Ia hop
In and grab the movie title. Well,
twentieth IL first Ia hat an
ynouncing that Betty will star in
a military musical, PIN Up
Girl"
II YOU have been doing Rip
Van Wrinkle and don't know
what that means. II refers 10
photos and pictures cut out OF
magazines and pinned up I'm
hunks and tents nv our boys In
camp. They tell me Betty met
about $50. 900 boys when she was
on her camp tour Of the south
not ~ long ago, which really
gives her head start
William Lebanon, who pro-
duces PIN Up Girl" SAYS much
az the movie plot il based on
Betty'S own experiences.
Evening star., 1942-01-27
Novel Decorations
Are Completed for
Ladies' Aid Lunch
MRS. CARTER BOWEN

Decorations typical Of the activi-
ties or weather for each OF the II
months In the year will be used on
the II branches of the center table
at the luncheon which the Ladies
Aid Of st. Margaret's Church has
arranged for Friday. The tables
will be laid in the parish house
adjoining the church at Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place, and
members Of the group will act as
hostesses at the tables. Others whose
birthdays come in that month will
be seated with them.
Mrs. w. E. Richardson is hostess
for January, and has planned mir
ror lakes with dimunitive figures for
skaters, snowmen here and there
on the table, and the place cards
will be snowballs. Mrs. N. w. Pom
eroy will have in the center of her
table q tiny May pole with small
clusters of spring flowers tied to the
narrow ribbons. Another colorful
table will be that for July, where
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrup will be
hostess. She will have red, white
and blue decorations. with small
soldiers and sailors and many patri-
otic emblems.
Little red schoolhouses. some
placed on small green hills, with
stacks Of books and small states for
place cards, will be features Of Mrs.
Guy Doves table representing Sep
tember. Others presiding will in
clude Mrs. Bates Warren, Mrs.
Joseph Wall, Mrs. Frank williams,
Mrs. Virginia Molyneaux, Mrs
Edward Shaw, Mrs. Frank Hassen
and Mrs. Tilghman Hendrick.
Mrs. Willoughby Chesley is chair
man Of the luncheon and has assist
ing her Mrs. G. G. Cornwell, who
Is chairman for the menu.
Mrs. Armand Eyler, wife OF the
rector Of the church, also will serve
as one of the hostesses.
Evening star., 1942-01-27
In Capital Letters
By Mona Dasas

birthday celebration
party gde table the dance floor than the famous movie
look companions the and
stroled QUITO be more there that evening.
Kent, S CorpL Sidney stationed
Belvoi with the 84th Engineers Company B.
Since his induction into the Army the llth OF this
month"; Sid Fortress Monroe
where he with the I'd Coast Artillery He attached to the
camounage unit at Fort Belvoir
the Chinese Shadow Play be given evening in the
Sdw Friends School by Players Of New
families students
Phoebe shi shih-ing
Military Attache of the Embassy Nine Daniel
the school, attends
Sdwes His mother Mrs Roy Perrin McNr patroness for to-
children
who chairman Auxiliary also
paroness.
Chinese be served the dainty little cups without
handles, that typical Of China.
disagreement the translation
group called White
White Dragon popular
China snakes) based old legend symbolic
ing the struggle between good and evil.
her mother 7. Sepimus Austin have
New York spend month"; and Madeleine catch
operas and during
Of leading diplomats Washington,
bombngs a caller the other night
youth rang the diplomats doorben and when he used
apartment stated to tell all about air
raids"
out yet pupil truly diplomatic
nrst-hand experience with bombings