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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Chinese Dancer
Tops National Bill

EXOTIC INTERPRETATIONS
of the temple dances OF China are
the offering of Aiding Foo
China's star OF the travelling bur-
IleSque circuit. who opens at the
National Theater Friday at the
head of her own company. Miss
Foo is making her local debut.
The comedy assignment in the
new show is handled by Harry
Ryan, Irving Benson and Billy
Field. Allene Dale is a comedy SOU
brette who assists them in their
lskits.
The wire-walking OF the Weber
Trio is a special added attraction
Toe juggling Del Mar spins balls
and Indian clubs on his feet. while
Freen and Lang offer harmony
arrangements of popular tunes
The Russell LaValee Dancers
round out the big stage production.
The show is continuous from
IL a. m. 10 IL p. m, and there is
a special midnight show on Sat-
urday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Mter-RaciaI War Bond
Rally Set for Friday

The Inter-Racial war bond com
mittee has been obtaining pledges
for war bond purchases on Friday
evening and they have set a quota
for themselves OF $150,000 worth
OF bonds for the night.
Outstanding officials OF the fed
Ieral. state and municipal govern.
ment will be present during the
evening 10 address the rally in be.
half of the war bond sales effort
War bonds will be issued right
at the club through the, Watson
Insurance Agency. which has beer
Officially designated as govern.
ment issuing agency by the United
States Treasury Department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

DEL CASINO. handsome young
tenor who was slated for the role
Of the great lover in the Life OF
Rudolph Valentino" before the pic
ture was postponed because OF the
war. brings his orchestra from the
Rainbow Room into the Book-Cad-
lilac Casino TO play for the new
show on Friday night.
Del is familiar to radio audi
ences through his guest starring
spots on many big-tirne air shows,
and his own sustaining broadcast.
His 13-piece orchestra features
smooth, danceable rhythms and
the songs of the maestro himself.
Heading show that promises
much in entertainment value are
Don Julian and Marjorie, smooth
dancers who also come TO town
from the Rainbow Room. with
ballroom numbers created on clas-
steal themes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

sepia stars IN town on hand 90
guests of the management.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

THE INTER RACIAL war bond
committees of the United States
Treasury Department has sched-
Iuled a gala war bond rally for
Friday evening at the Club Three
Skies at Goo East Adams avenue
The rally will get under way at
g p. m. and continue until 4 a. m.
Saturday morning. The proceed
Iings and entertainment will be
broadcast during the evening.
All of the sepia entertainers APP
pearing in the various theaters
and night clubs in Detroit will
participate in the program. Three
lorchestras will contribute TO the
dance music for the evening and
for the acts that will appear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Niqht Club NeWs

The Two Jokers, precision song
and dance duo. Pete Nugent, SEN
sational tap dancer. and Claudia
Mcneil, deep voiced song stylist,
continue to head the sepia cast
with the support of such favorites
as the famous Calypso Kids. ma
tive West Indian singers: Morton
(Swing) Brown, dancing master OF
ceremonies; the attractive and
popular Taylorettes, and Prince
Albert, lyric tenor.
The revue furnishes a fast and
colorful opening. cleverly staged
collegiate ensemble number, and
novel radium football finale. EN-.
ploying black" light, and featur-
ing the eight Taylorettes and most
of the principals, all in football
regalia.
Music for the show and dane
ing is provided by "Lanky' Bow
mans orchestra.
Organ numbers by George San.
derS with songs Dy johanna III
the intermission periods.
THREE TREES-That red hot
Harlem revue" has been held over
again at Mike and Sam Sher':
Club. The galaxy Of sepia singers
comedians and Strutters. direc'
from Manhattan, is headed by
Rhythm" Brown. who offers some
flourishing tap routines on skates
The supporting lineup features
SNOWFALL. lightning tap dancer
who has been left 10 solo by the
drafting of his erstwhile partner
JOHNNY; Bobby Campbell. toe tap
per; Irene Young, a genuine sur
prise attraction; exotic lola
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

CONCHITA AND ANTONIA.
and Billie Richmond continue as
songsters of the big revue at
Mickey's Show Bar. The Spanish
duo, accompanying themselves on
guitars, are offering special ar
|rangements of Sweetheart" and
you Are Free" this week. They
also have a witch Song" for the
gay Halloween finale in which the
whole cast joins. Miss Richmond
is swinging out on Manhattan
Serenade" and MIR. 5 by s." new
Harlem 1--WE tune. .
Hawaiian hulas are the speciality
OF the singing and dancing Domay
Sisters, and Desc Retter, the
IMAM who wrestles with himself, "
takes startling tumb es in his
shadow routine.
Paul Gilbert, mug from Man
haitian" is new in the master OF
ceremonies spot. which Charlie
Page shares. Gilbert offers com.
edy. juggling, magic, songs and
eccentric dancing between intro
auctions and scores with his
America Marches On" a story OF
Induction.
BallroomiSts Yvonne and La.
MARI, toe-tapper Jean Wilson, spe-
teiaIty dancers Harriet MeGfae
Dorothy Robert and Lorraine King
and the dancing Mickeyettes
round out the big show TO the
music of Joe Blanket. the trumpet
king, and his orchestra.
THREE Goethe trim. sophisti.
Gated young miss of the campus
Is glorified in Bette Taylor's cur
rent musical revue. "Spappy Co.
ed" now in its second week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Massey Bids Adieu
To Take War Berth

RAYMOND MASSEY has jusI
played his greatest farewell scene
For motion picture he was Cap
tain Steve Jarvis of the new
Liberty cargo ship "Seaw;tch'
bidding good-by TO Ruth Gordon
his screen wife. But Massey was
also saying good-by, in reality, &c
his fellow actors.
AS soon as he completes Warner
Brothers Action in the North
Atlantic. Massey will join the
Royal Canadian army as a major
He was an officer with that army
in the first World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Del Casino, Band Opens
Friday at Book Casino

The Three Martells and Mignon
will offer an unusual adagio bit,
in which the three young men hurl
petite Mignon as far as 30 feet
through the air. Sergeant Greene
and Private Dooley offer unique
ventriloqual humor. which incor-
porates mind reading as a special
feature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Strictly personal: The young
Ish lady with q red hat and
thick gray coat sat directly
opposite me on the street car,
falling asleep.
She had her hands tucked up
inside the cuffs, Chinese style,
and maybe she was too warm.
anyway. she kept nodding and
browsing Oft, and almost falling
over sideways. and catching
herself with a start at the last
moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

When I got home the first
thing Kitty said was. Hey, guy.
Where did you get the great big
blob of SCOT on the end of your
nose ?"
So that was when I finally
figured out why the lady kept
shutting her eyes. You know
how IL is when somebody sits
opposite you with SCOT on his
nose. and you don't know
whether 10 grin. or pretend you
don't notice anythingl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Then she would open her eyes.
glance around self-consciously.
TO see IL anybody had noticed,
and then close her eyes again.
Four blocks later she would
almost fall over. and wake up
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

presenting her "dancs OF the
charmer"; Fanny and Her Fay
cites. and hot rhythms of popular
Dave Wilbourne and his band.
Celebrity night is a Sunday fea-
ture here with some of the biggest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Ladd's First Kiss

ALAN LADD gets his first
screen kiss in Paramount's The
Glass Key" with Veronica Lake
doing the kissing. Ladd went
kissless as the woman-hater in his
first big role in This Gun for
Hire"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Tower Of the
q u I'd ! . N
Building, now
given over to
the army, has
posted signs
urging civil
ians to eat
before IL or
after 1:I5, 80
the army peo-
pie won't run
over tn e ir
lunch h our .
/. On lower
Woodward. q
sign proclaims
unha p PLY:
afN A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Jack Pickering
Here
4 and
n Now

IN TUNE with the times: The
halloween window-soapers are
writing ITO heck with the Japs,"
instead of the usual scribbling
this year.
To restaurants; The sky
scraper restaurant In the Aztec
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
Manufacture Of Whiskey Ordered Stepped November l

CHICAGO. Sept. The manu- facture of whiskey, gin and other beverage spirits was ordered to be halted November l. The na- ton, it is said, has enough dis titled spirits to last tipplers five years.
 Matthew MacNamara of the War Production Boards whis- key conversion branch, inform ed the National Alcohol Bever- age Control Association that all 128 distilleries would be convert ed into the production of war al- cohol, half of which will be need ed to make synthetic rubber.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
Unlawful To Employ Children Below 16 Tn
 Interstate Commerce

It has been rumored re gently that children of any age may be employed in the industries of Alaska owing to the shortage of adult labor and because of the national emergency. This is false.
 The Fair Labor Stand ards Act of 1888 sets the basic employment age at 16 years for general en- ployment and 18 years for any occupation declared to be of a hazardous nature. It is to be remembered that the Fair Labor Standards Act covers every employ ment which ships goods or materials in interstate com merce.
 Employers may protect themselves from uninten- tional violation by keeping on record a copy of the birth certificate of any youth between the ages of 16 and Is years.
 Until there are official re visions to existing inter pretations of the federal act, it will be unlawful to employ children below the age of Is in any industry which ships in interstate commerce. All fishing, min ing and numbering indus tries fall into the prohibit ed group.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
WIEN AIRLINES

Sept. 13 - Bill Paine to Whit. Mt. with Wm. Blake ly and to Golovin with two others. A second trip was made to Whit. Mt, Golovin, Council, Bluff, and Moses Pt. with freight. Blakely and two natives from Colo win were taken to Moses Pt.
 Sept. IA - Bill Paine to Whit. Mt. and Council with express and Alfred Huff & June Jorgenson.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
BERGEN PUTS ON SHOW FOR ALASKA TROOPS

JUNEAU - Stage, screen and radio entertainer Edgar Bergen, who knows how to make a piece of wood sit up and talk, left here recently after putting on his 18th Alaska show in II days, for the benefit of troops at Juneau.
 Bergen had his No. l Charlie Mccarthy with him on the tour and seemed anxious to get out of Alaska as soon as possible be- cause he was having a hard time holding Charlie to his 76 cents week after giving Charlie chance to see how much other wage earners are mabing in Al aska.
 Mortimer Snerd, from Keokuk, Iowa, also performed with Der gen, as did Aphelia, the sad old maid whose face is Bergen's hand.
 Bergen was entertained at din ner before the performance by Lieut.. Col. Roy w, Riegle, com mander of the troops at Juneau. After the half-hour show, Col. Riegle commissioned Charlie Me Carthy as an honorary master sergeant.
 Mayor Harry I. Lucas, who was a guest at the dinner and show, presented Bergen with a real Alaskan key to Juneau, made up of two small totem poles and trimmed in ivory. The key was shaped by Don Skuse. Bergen toog the gey over said: Give me a half-hour with it and I'll have it talking"
 Bergen was the third enter tainer to visit Alaska this year in connection with entertaining service men, comedian Joe E. Brown and singer Al Jolson pre- ceding him.
 Bob Hope, popular radio and screen funster is scheduled to visit Alaska next month for the purpose of entertaining Alaska troops.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
Assistant Director Of Price Control


 Calvin Pool, head of the OPA has appointed a board for the Second Division composed of: w. J. Dowd, chairman, Amer Rydeen, and H. G. Gabrielson.
 He also appointed Mrs. Geracimos as clerk and stenographer for Nome. Her office is in the Court Room in the Federal build ing, temporarily.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
N NOTICE

Any person wishing to report any violation of the rights of labor, pertaining to wages, compensation or safety conditions, may con- tact me at the office of the U. s. Marshal or the office of the Federal jail.
 Frank Angerman
 Inspector for the Territorial Dept. of Labor
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
Warning-Artillery Firing

There will be artillery firing from a position near Gold Hill east of Nome, from 800 to 11:00 am. on Thursday, September IT, and Friday, September IS.
 All craft are warned to stay out of the waters from Nome to Cape Nome with l2 miles of the shore.
 Residents of Nome are advised to place pictures and china so they will not be damaged by concussion.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-14
CHAS. CAVEY Carrying an Assortment of Fine Liquors, Win
 es, and Beers. FRONT STREET, NOME
Old Papers For Sale

Buy them by the bundle, Use them for starting fires. For Sale at The Nome Nugget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Fort Custer Golf
Entries Sent In

Golfers from all the army and
navy groups around Michigan will
compete in the state championship
tournament for servicemen. The
meet will be held at Red Rur
Country Club next Tuesday II
will be an all-day affair and is
open 10 all soldiers. sailors anC
marines. Those home on furlough
are eligible, AS well as those who
have been sworn in but not yet
assigned.
Fort Custer sent in entries yes
terday as did the Navy Recruiting
Office in Detroit. Others viii com
pete from the marines, the Naval
Armofy. Fort Wayne, Crosse lie
and all the recruiting offices.
II will be an 1S-hole medal play
tournament. There will be plenty
of cash prizes and other contests
for putting and driving. There will
be a kickers'. so all the players
no matter how good or how bad
may compete with a chance TO gel
a prize.
There will he no entry fee anc
free lunch Will be provided by the
.CSO.
During the afternoon some oi
the leading pros, Including Jimmy
Demaret. Al Watrous and MortiC
Dutra, will give an exhibition.
Entries may be filed at the first
too during the daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
With
LeWis Fl. Walter
or the Hook

You-C observers mt
Detroit Race Track form sheets and tips and Just SIT
back cashing n their Sure-fre system This is it,
There's and trainer al the track whose w takes
husbands stable Usually she Just
blexches passes the afternoon
and watching the Sometimes horses from
husbands stable without her showing anything but
casual interest. ~ ,\ u ~ y
BUTwhen of her husbands horses Is going to "ncr
close Mrs Owner comes out All
fancied up with carefully clothes
doesn't sit In the bleach
In before the she
friend the placing judges stand so she can
taken with
the winning and the Jockey by track JACK h
as the custom.
boys their past performances
They just look to Mrs Owner down by the rail-
Looks like there's going 10 be hockey after all
Arthur, Ont, negotiating
Bruins Hershey Bears and ST. Louis Flyers train his
There special buses to the Empire City meeting
Willard Marshall rookie AII-Star team.
blasted three he
of the with the bases full and
out to beat week later ne
pitchers 81 don't watch the pitchers ne ITS
wha that interests me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
SeWeII
Supports
ZelIer

Jack Zeller's suggestion that
spring training for major league
teams be changed drastically be-
fore next March found a supporter
in Luke Sewell. manager Of the
ST. Louis Browns.
Luke suggests the formation OF
small leagues or groups Of teams
in certain locations in the South,
where a series could be played
with a minimum Of travel. One
such group of southern cities
would be Mobile. New Orleans,
Biloxi and Gulfport. All have ball
parks and excellent train connec-
tons with very short jumps be-
tween towns.
The Tigers might go 10 Texas
where Beaumont. Houston, Fort
Worth and Dallas are closely
punched Beaumont. being a Tiger
farm, would likely find Tiger
games most attractive.
There are many possibilities in
Florida. but they must have good
train connections, according 10
Zeller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

The second twilight game was
n success a. far as the attend
ance goes. A total of 1871 paid
customers were In the stands.
ON past performance YOU might
say IL was at least 10000 more
than would have seen the
Browns In the afternoon. II was
second only to last weeks twi-
light game for week day at
tendance At a single game.
Harold Newhouser will JOIN The
air corps az the end of the next
Eastern trip. he said yesterday
He has been placed in Ia by his
draft board and told he would be
indicted some time late this
month or early in August Birdie
TebbettS has heard nothing fur
thcr from his draft board.
The management announces n
very brisk sale for the service
game at Briggs Stadium Satur-
day. Mickey C0chrane will bring
his sensational Great Lakes
Navy team here 10 play a very
competent Fort Custer nine.
Tickets priced SIS cents to Sl.65
are on sale at the stadium and
all Cunningham drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Excellent Fishing
In Store for
Holiday Anglers
BY DON GILES

Reports of excellent fishing in
practically every part of the state
was good news 10 holiday anglers,
making preparations to spend the
weekend on inland lakes and
streams.
Telegraphic reports coming in
from conservation headquarters
give the best encouragement, and
this weekend should find the
greatest number of fishermen in
the states history.
Since the bass and bluegill sea-
son opened a week ago. reports OF
good fishing have been received.
Oakland County. lakes will prob
ably see the largest throng OF
anglers. Those who use this area
should return home with fair
creels. Walleye fishing in the st.
Clair River has been good. al
though in Lake Huron fishing has
been only fair.
Bluegill fishermen were getting
limit creels in Morrison, Craig.
North Cemetery and South lakes
in Branch County. Fair catches
of pike and bass also are reported.
In Ingham County, Lake Lansing,
Fink and Jacobs are excellent.
Lenawee County lakes. including
Devil, Round, Manitou Beach, Wolf
chain and Wamplers are good for
parrish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Mrs. Fd|(o Wins
.WMGA Honors

Mrs. William Falco has won her
first weekly medal play tourna-
ment of the season in the Women $
Metropolitan Golf Association.
She did this little trick yester-
day over the rugged layout of
Bald Mountain by shooting 44-46
80 10 pace the small field of 80
players Although Mrs. Falco won
several of the events last year.
this is the first time she has been
in the money this year.
Mrs. Falcos winning score was
three stroke below the totals OF
Shirley Spork. the youngster who
has been creating quite a sensa.
ton IN this group this year. and
Mrs. f. r. Boyer, who had 93's.
\ Other winners
\ Championship htght-hrst net. Mrs
Bower. s3-14 ~ First Gight-hfst gross
Mrs Il p. Wolfe. lOi: first net. Mrs
David Millar. i02-22 So Second flight !
hrst gross, Mrs G. L. Debbs. Joe. hrs,
net Mrs. u g. GarmAn. io7 -30-77
Third nighi-nrst gross Mrs. H. r. vii.
liams, 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
CATCHES NEAR LIMIT

Good catches of bluegills, perch
bass and calicos were taken al
week from Pleasant. BaubeeSe
Bear, Long and Duck lakes in
Hillsdale County Chem u n &
Woodland. Big and Little Crooked
lakes in Livingston County pro-
duced limit 10 near limit catches
OF all parrish.
Good catches OF bluegills and
bass are reported in Beadle Lake
Aalhoun County. Lakes in Jack
IN County found many fishermen
during the past two days and ali
are having fine luck.
From Gladwin comes word that
Is per cent less fishermen than
last year were out. Those fishing
reported excellent results. Bass
and bluegills are hitting good ir
Clare County lakes. Bass are TAX
ing artificial bait and bluegllls
were coming good on dry flies and
worms. Isabella County waters
are rated only fair by the conser
walton department. with gooc
prospects for the weekend.
Bass and bluegills fishing has
been excellent in the Roscommor
district during the past week
Trout fishing remains only fair
Very few fy matches. Northern
pike and walleye fishing good.
Bass. pike and pan fishing are
excellent in most lakes in An
frit1yo CharlaN0ix Emmett Che
boygan and Otsego counties. Blue
gills we're good in Thumb Lake
and West Twin Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

At Cedar Point you can battle
in the cool, clear waters of
Lake Erie (privste locker room
with towel costs only q quar-
teri. Enjoy the many thrilling
rides and attractions in the big
amusement park. Three hours
and forty-five minutes stopover.
Clip coupon below for cut rate
fare. Our ad Thursday will
also have coupons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

IIPT0WN-M k-Chaimers, TU. 1-osse \
N"N Open 6:15. Park Free Cool.
NEW WINE" with Iona Massey. BInnje
Barnes Jimmy Dursnte. Jane Wyman in
YOU'RE IN THE ARMY Now plus
Color Cartoon. Latest News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

TINc00-HamHt0n-Tu TO. N-4798 =
sohLDV FREEl TO EVERY BOY
ATTENDING CHAPTERS ONE and TWO
OF JUNIOR G-MEN OF THE AIR" A
HANDSOME WING PIN OF ETCHED
BRASS" STARTING THIS SAT. MAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

CRAND-lSoSi Woodward, at Grand
YrvINtxyp Ps ToT r9 sosaiins Russ"lI
Don Ameche Plus OUTLAWS OF THE
DESERT" William Boyd. Andy Clyde.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

pTV0I l-CadiBac-E. Forest PL. 4s2s r
m'VLn Open Gas. Air Cooled. Park
EVENT" "NIAGARA FALLS" T. Brown
1t Jas. Stewart. winning Your Wings -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

hhlnUNh Mat. as. Cool Comfort.
Comedy Riot Of the Year: YOU'RE IN
THE ARMY NOW" Plus NEW WINE
Fxtrai One Hour OF Featurettes. Cartoons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

WhnhLN Open 6:t5 p. NJ Park Free.
ALIAS BOSTON BIACKIE," with ches-
ter Morris. Jimmy Durante, Jane wyman.
YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW" Plus
"GArdenin Jnnea.v Cartnnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

hEuENl Last Times Today! Open las
lP. NJ. nona Massey In NEW WINE" Bill
Cassidy Boyd. "OUTLAWs OF The
DESERT" Starting Friday: 'Ysnk on the
burma Road" Ghost Of Frankenstein. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

VAN DYkE-San Dyke Mr.. Harper Pr. $3.50
y Open Noon. Cooled. American
Beauty Hot Oven Dinnerware Free 20 Ladies
MAI: and Eve Humphrey Bogart, .HIGH
S s..A, Hugh Herbert, DON'T GET
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

I UNITED ARTISTS-GooL COMFORTS
Ann Sothern. Red SHELTON, "MAISIE GETS
HER MAN" Johnny WeissmuIler. M. o. SUI
Ivan. "TARZAN's SECRET TREAsURE-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

IUAEDU STARTING sATvRfjfy MAJ
The Gangs Take TO Wings to BIaH The
AXIS Spies from Americas Skies. DEAD
END KIDS and LITTLE TOUGH GUYS In
"JUNIOR G-MEN OF THE AIR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

TTTYEn0-Hamiiton-Tu TO. s-27ss =
.o"ASV Cooled. Open $40. Jimmy
Durante. YOU'RE IN THE ARMY now
with Jane wyman. Plus Ilona Massey and
Alan Curtis IN NEW WINE" News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

N0pTnVN-seven-Mne Rd.-Nsn Dyke 4
NVhiVWN Open 5:85. Cooled. Park Free
TW. 1891, Abbott \ Costello In "RTDF
l'EM. COWBOY" Lloyd Nolan Priscilla
Lane IN BLUES IN THE NIGHT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

IlCIhDlLLI Open SIS. Park Free. UN.
2-4724. Preston Foster Patricia Ellis In
LADY IN THE MORGUE." "NIAGAkA
FALLS" Tom Brown. Marjorie Woodwortn.
Free Engobe Luncheonware TO Ladies'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

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