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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Movie Location
Rents Auditorium

THE MUNICIPAL auditorium
at Santa Cruz, Cal. scene of lee
lures, sports events and flower
shows, became a film sound stage
for the first time when 80 men,
bers of the location troupe for
Paramount's Technicolor outdoor
epic, The Forest Rangers. moved
indoors. 10 cover set built in
case of bad weather.
To avoid a situation involving
much expense and lost time. the
troupe set up an indoor set on the
auditorium floor. representing the
interior Of the mill owners living
quarters.
Much TO the disappointment of
the townspeople, sound proofng
materials hung around for sides of
the set. prevented their watching
the action from the auditorium
chairs. but many groups of school
children nevertheless found their
way in. sat around the edges of
the set, and watched their first
film troupe perform
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Film Set Is a
Babel Of Language.

so POLYGLOT is the cast Of
Assignment in Brittany" that
M-G-M has hired a special Ian
guage co-ordinator 10 keep each
accent in its proper place.
Prof. S. II. Mitchneck. for il
years head language instructor at
Columbia University, is the pos
SCISSOR Of the broad shoulders on
which this burden has fallen. Since
French star Pierre Aumont plays
an English agent: American-born
Susan Peters portrays a French
peasant. Swedish Signe Hasso en-
acts the role of a Nazi agent
Miles NJ an d er, English actor,
plays French colonel; George
Coulouris. a Greek, has the part
of German captain; and Russian
Ada Kuznetzoff portrays a Breton,
Mitchneck has quite a job on his
hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

Jerry Petit. defense editor Of
the Times, visits the Cracker
Barrel 10 tell about something
that he had forgotten until Mai.
Gen. L. r. Fredepdall's name
came up as the American COM
mander at Oran.
I'm $780, says Petit. 1--WE
were out I'm Wisconsin watching
a sham war. General Fredendall
was commanding q new motor
ixed force, and we were I'm his
headquarters while he was eN-
planning tit was near Purdy
Ridge Wis, and the sham war
was called the Battle of Purdy
Ridge.
Ellis headquarters was con-
cealed In n thicket, and l re-
member watching a cigaret that
the general had In his hand.
whats he going 10 do with IL"
I asked the United Press man.
He can't throw II into the brush
and take a chance on a forest
fire.
1--WE watched IL burn down
until he could feel the heat on
his fingers. without even look
Ing up frem n map, General
Fredendail ground the cigaret
out In the palm of his hand.
That's how tough some of our
officers In Africa are"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
HaUkins'
Band Opens
At Paradise

ERSKINE II AW wilkins. The
10Th Century Gabriel" and his
famous Tuxedo Junction Orches-
ira, opened yesterday at the
Paradise TheateF.
Hawkins show features a COM
plete musical revue, with the
popular Ida James /and Jimmy
Mitchell soloists with the band. a
supporting array Of dancing. sing
ing and comedy talent.
Miss James. 1he sweetheart Of
song" does Five by Five, KNOCK
Me a Kiss" and Il Said No the
hit song of the show (which she
singS} ala Bonnie Baker. Mitcheils
solos. AT Last and Don't Cry
Baby" were the favorites among
his ballads.
Hawkins best numbers were
Lucky Seven" Bicycle Bounce"
and Flying Home, fast Jump
number featuring all the members
of the band.
Other acts include a clever tap
dance by Artie Brooks; Apus and
Esterillita. comedy team, and the
Crackerjacks, four boys performs
ing acrobatic and dance numbers.
The screen bill is the first De-
troit showing of Meath Brooklyn
Bridge" crime drama starring the
East Side Kids and Sunshine
! Sammy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Mcdowell Breaks
Film Records

YOUNG SCREEN star Roddy
Mcdowell has chalked up another
Hollywood record!
Last year. Roddy broke Tyrone
Powers record of working SC
straight days by going 100 without
a day off, other than Sundays
Yesterday, however. he reached
his 156th day, before finding "a
hours without a studio call.
Climax 10 his record breakine
string came on Metro-Goldwyn.
Mayors "Lassie Come Home" his
fifth picture this year. In 1941
Roddy was kept almost equally
busy by four films, topped by the
Academy Award winning How
Green Was My Valley"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
TALKS TURKEY

The PittSburgh-born NJ en- ioJ
speaks German with a French &C.
cent but he says the Germans
won't mind. His father was q
French innkeeper who came 10 the
United States and married an Irish
girl. He speaks French very vel
and does a good job in Spanish
Italian and Russian.
But I'm going To talk In Tur-
kish. too, though ] won't know
what I'm saying" he said, THE
Owl will write ID out phoneti-
cally and u won't be any trouble
at all. I'll draw the line at
Arabic. There's too much spit
ting In that language"
AS proof he pulled from hi,
pocket a speech he will make IT
Chinese AT a Chinese war reliei
dinner. Chinese characters were
alongside their romanized equival
ents and Menjou read il off. i
certainly sounded Chinese.
IL can speak better Chinese
than most Chinese" Menjou
proclaimed. That's pure man
DARN and most OF them speak
dialects. I've got the gall Of IO,-
900 tigers and I'll tackle any
damn language"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14


said II wasn't iron: It was gold.
He still wanted Ii for Defense
I told the dentist and he gave
me the gold for Larry tn sell
and buy war stamps with the
money"
So watch your gold teeth,
folks; the scrap collectors are
after 'em.
The young ones are the best
salvagers, hut the Cracker Bar
rel circle would like to know
what ais the oldsters who keep
on burning up tires. IF. s." says
he has been blowing the dit-dit-
dit-dsh v signal on his horn for
months when people breezed
past him at a lot more than
35 per.
But nobody pays any atten-
tion. Have other people quit
blowing the v signal: And IL
SO. how about reyfving IL:
After missing death by an
eyelaSh twice in the last week,
] think it's high time somebody
did something about The parking
lot attendants who move cars
from one lot TO another. Hitting
a few pedestrians Cor column
niStS) might not be much loss,
but the way the tires scream
when these auto cowboys go
around corners - that's rubber
being burned up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
COMEDY OF ERRORS

Years widest comedy of errors
was touched off by the eastern re-
port that Red Shelton had com
mitted suicide. The studio tried
to call Red al 6 a. m. 10 Squclch
the rumor, but he never talks on
the phone. A parade of people
started for his house First came
Reds manager. 30 RooS: then the
police; then an M-G-M publicity
man.
Red soon convinced everybody
he wasn't dead. but then he had q
horrible thought. Suppose it was
Edna. his eStranged wife.
She didn't answer her phone
either. so another dash started for
her place. They finally found her
at Z a. m. at nearby office
working on the SHELTON radio pro-
gram.
Her comment on the rumorS
WAS tops. "Red would never com.
init suicide" she said. because he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

Japs. Then I'll tell a few things
know about schultz. Maybe
he'll he shot. i don't care who
they shoot In Germany"
Meniou will recall 10 Emil Jan.
nings that when the German actor
was making his fortune in the
United States there was always
plenty of soap.
I'll tell him there's plenty OF
soap here now" ne continued.
I'll ask him II he doesn't want
some. I'll ask him II he smells
as had as other Germans. I can
make those Germans dream
about soap and make their
mouths water for the butter and
eggs they can have when peace
comes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14


you moanerS, move over aid LEI
Twentieth Century-F'oX have a
lchance. Four of this studios i'm
lportant masculine stars Tyrone
| Power. Henry Fonda. John Payne
and Cesar Romero are max
ing their last pictures for the
duration.
Not only that, but George
NJ o n t,g ONE cry John Howard
George Holmes and Richard Derr
are soon to go.
With The Black Swan" and
Crash Dive" the studio has
enough pictures in reserve TO keep
Power on the screen for six or
eight months. Fonda has The I'm
mortal Sergeant and Payne and
Romero vii, be represented. But.
any way you cut il. the loss of this
quartet of headliners is a body
blow. Their pictures probably gross
around SlO.000,000 a year. And the
studio now has eight months TO
build up other stars 10 replace
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
Iceland
DazzIes
At Fox

WHAT WE don't know about
Iceland would fill a book and
we think Twentieth Century-Fox
ought 10 read il.
In any case, the country serves
as the setting for as lavish a must
cal as Sonia Henie has had 10
skate through. but the picture
which opened yesterday made us
change our entire idea about this
North Atlantic island.
Reykjavik appears just little
more sophisticated than New York,
has the most beautiful dance halls,
night clubs and taverns we have
ever seen, skating palace such
as no one has ever seen and such
beautiful girls that We don't blame
our boys for never coming back.
Another thing which puzzled us
was that though Sammy Kaye and
his whole orchestra are continually
on hand TO swing and sway for
the marines who have taken over,
there didn't seem TO be the slight
est reference TO any war going on.
We had imagined that this pre-
cious outpost would at least be
dinmed-out, but the Iceiandic citi-
zenry have evidently not been able
TO get over the idea OF neon
lighting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Fireman Now

GEORGE MARSHALL likes TO
drive a big red fire engine about
the Malibu film colony on week.
ends after winding up the weeks
directorial chores in True 10
Life. The home owners of the
Malibu Beach purchased two en-
gines for fire fighting in case of
air raids and Director Marshall
takes the machine out for practice
runs whenever he gets a chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
And Other Matters

Among other matters coming
10 mind:
Don Delvin. the haberdasher.
says mems socks with elastic
tops are all gone. For years
women have been fighting with
men who don't like 10 wear
garterS. Somebody invents an
answer. And then the war spoils
II all.
y. L. =. submits: "You know
the buns who used 10 hang
around at second and Michigan
Well. a cab driver told me about
two Of them. both veterans Of
the last war. One had his ear
shot away and has n silver plate
In his head. The other caught
some shrapnel In his stomach
and has been on mostly liquid
diet ever Since.
"They both had small pen
sions, and I suppose they drank
too much. But not now. They've
both quit. Once month they
contribute 10 the blood bank. As
one Of them said, Maybe my
stomach's no good, but my blood
Is. I inherited that. So I'll give
II To Uncle Sam"
And Gil Guymer Of Riverside
Kiwanis. arrives big-eyed TO say
that somebody finally has given
a thought 10 the military police.
His club was one of several
which backed Viola Armstrong
Of the recreation department in
outfitting the old Sorcnsen house
in Rouge Park as a recreation
center for the several hundred
NJ. P.s who are in training out
there. II opens tomorrow.
These modern military police
have been trying hard 10 prove
that Side-of-the-mouth guys Of
the last war are out. and a bet
ter breed has replaced them. So
now they get break. But there
better not he any trouble out
Herewith 700 NJ. P.'s handy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

Detroit.
Her boy,
Larry, a 6 e d
5, eyed his
mother with
that scrs p
collec ting
CLEAN when
she h a d 10
have a tooth
pulled.
HE wanted
10 know what
I was going
Ia do w 18th
the piece Of
iron that was
In the TOOTH"
aaHn ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
lie as Important

HELEN WALKER, who never
did leg role on the stage. found
when she made her debut as Alan
Ladd's heroine in Lucky Jordan
that the script made her reveal
much of her legs as a vital, story
point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Wanted

PARAMOUNT IS looking for a
perfect photogenic Chinese baby
boy. 18 months old, for featured
role in China. starring Loretta
Young, Alan Laid and William
Bapdix.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Jack Pickering
Here
and
1 Now

The Cracker Barrel: They are
even taking the gold out of your
teeth for the scrap drive. says
Mrs. Charles Memmer of East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
THEY ALL HAVE FUN

In fact they run such riot. that
towards the end Of the picture,
our favorite character, a talking
camel named Mabel, whinnies,
When / see how silly people are.
I'm glad I'm a camel" which just
about sums up the whole affair.
OF course there must be music
and Bing sings in that engaging
way of his Amt Got a Dime 10
My Name" Dorothy Lamour sirens
Constantly" and you can take
that anyway you want 10. and
even Bob Hope cracks a tenor on
the funny lyrics of Were of On
the Road TO Morocco"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
RECALLS MEETINGS

Menjou FASTENED 10 New York
from Hollywood for the premiere
of you Never Were Lovelier."
bubbling over with his idea ia
make war use of MS wide range
Of acquaintanceShipS abroad
lie will address. for instance,
DR.. Herbert Schultz, one OF the
1000 members of Hitlers honorary
Life Guard. and recall their
various meetings aboard the Bre-
men, AT the Adlon in Berlin, and
in America. where Schultz was an
embassy attache.
1.-THE FBI arrested him In
Boston and deported him." Men
iou said. II learned later he was
the chief GestapO agent here.
Well. when talk 10 him I'll
say: When I knew you, schultz.
I didn't know YOU were one of
Himmler's men. Is IL true that
he goes into concentration camps
and beats up Germans there for
his personal pleasure II he
does, he isn't German. He's more
like one of those half-monkey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
WHAT A NIGHT LIFE!

OF course we don't believe that
musicals should get grim. but this
one is just a little carefree for us.
Pert Miss Henie is naturally the
center OF attention whether she's
perched on skates or is busy pout-
ing ar John Payne. a marine who
has landed just in time to save
Sonia from a fate worse than
freezing to death-that of having
to marry Sterling Holloway.
Although Payne boasts that his
Tine" has kept girls waiting in
churches. Sonia actually gets him
10 pretend that he's going to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Morocco
Hilarious
At Michigan

THE MICHIGAN has another
of those "Road" shows, this time
The Road to Morocco, a route
that's being rather heavily trav-
eled these days.
OF course, Paramount didn't
know about the AEF plans. SO
that Bing Crosby and Bob Hope,
have TO cope with desert tribes,
wisely avoiding the fleeing Axis
forces, which, il seems, are going
in another direction.
We liked this one better than
either Road to Singapore" or
Road to Zanzibar" because the
boys have devoted themselves 10
sheer nonsense and not tried TO
even touch a plot with a 10-foot
pole.
Bing and Bob stranded on the
shores of Morocco. hitch-hike a
ride from a passing camel and
land in an exotic city where
dwells the Princess Shalmar, who,
when you lift the veil. turns out
to be Dorothy Lamour.
Well, you can take il for the
next eight bars. Follows more
foolishness than you can shake a
laugh at with BiRg and Bob run
ming in and out of marble halls
and chasing alabaster beauties in
a harem-scarem pursuits that re-
minds you somewhat of the Marx
Brothers in their earliest stages
of insanity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Uncle Sam Delivers Body
BIOW to Fox Studios
By HARRISON CARROLL

WOOD Nov. IA. - All wouldn't be able to fol
nerS move over aid lei an encore"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Menjou, the Lmguist,
To Put Nazis on Spot

NEW YORK. Nov. Il -Adolphe
Menjou. the man in the double
breasted vest. fixed himself up
today Ia put some Nazis on the
spot by asking them embarrassing
questions.
The movie actor. who is known
to millions OF Europeans and has
a person acquaintance with
many in high places there is pre-
pairing 10 broadcast IN nine or
more languages personal exhorta-
lions 10 former lrIends urging
them 10 turn against Hitler and
Mussolini. He also wants 10 let his
screen fans abroad know what
Americans think of the AXIS The
talks will be short waved by the
Office of War Information he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
A SANDY SETTING

The setting and what slight
story there is a simply loose
framework upon which the boys
hang their gags. The desert. for
example. is the perfect spot for
Hope 10 say. Must be the place
where they empty all the old hour
glasses, and so II goes ad-iib adj
tinfinitum.
The one thing that impresses
you Of you can call being slugged
10 death with gags being ''im-
pressed") is that the principal
characters, our old trio of Faith,
Hope and Lamour, seem TO have
so much fun making the picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

Late Show Toniie, Last Showing
"sMlTH or MINNESOTA" lii7o.
last Showing ICELAND" 1885,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
GLAMoROUs AvIATRIx

Miss Neagle is too glamorous
for the role OF the earnest avia.
trix who finally met her death
ferrying bombers 10 Raj bases
but she handles the assignment
with a great deal of conviction.
Robert Newton appears as jim
Mollison. upon whom they haven
shed too kindly light. but he is
very good when YOU can under.
stand him. He has way of "eat.
ing his words so that some time.
you miss whole sentences.
The rest Of the cast is all Eng
lish and the direction is by Her
bert Wilcox. who has done all o.
Miss Neagle's previous films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
A FOOTBALL FINISH

Another AlI-American football
star, Bruce Smith, tackles the
movies and carries a feature for
"a 90-yard dash in the second pic
ture.
This one is called Smith OF
Minnesota" and has the famous
halfback for a hero and Airline
Judge as the little girl who waits
for him to bring home the bacon
pardon, we mean the pigskin.
There is an excellent March
of Time" called MIR. and Mrs
America showing you some amaz.
ing facts about the home front and
also special newsreel OF our sec
Iond front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
ROAD TO RIOT

II it's just plain and fancy non
sense you want. brother, this is
your dish, served in the typical
Crosby-Hope manner.
The other part of the bill is of
a much more serious nature, be-
ing devoted TO a film life of Amy
johnson. the famous Englis
woman flier.
Ann Neagle takes off on this
flight Of fact and fiction combined
but she's carrying too heavy a
load.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
FILM TOO LONG

The picture is entirely too long
and is too repeutious.
Undoubtedly. Amy Johnson had
one of the most exciting and dra-
matte careers modern woman
could experience. but when this is
translated TO the screen in terms
of take-offs and landings. il isn't
nearly as thrilling as il must have
been in real life.
Her early enthusiasm for the
air, her trial flight 10 Australia,
her meeting with Jim Mollison
and their aerial life together and
subsequent feats form the nucleus
of tale which the producers have
taken too long to tell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
ACCORDING TO CUSTOM

The idea is that Sonia. according
to custom. must marry first. sc
that her younger sister can whiI
of with herring heir-or is il q
herring herr?
So Payne gets drawn into the
trap despite the warnings Of his
pal, Jack Oakie. and has 10 make
the best Of il. finally going through
with the ceremony with a reluc.
lance we didn't think was particu.
larry gentlemanly.
The romance takes up A lot 81
Miss Henie's time. but not toC
much for her not TO get her skate.
on and give us some of that daz
IZling exhibition work. The china,
comes in giant Victory spectacle
which would be incredible even 70
Madison Square Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
A GOOD TEAM

Payne and Oakie make gooc
team together and Osa MaSSen
Sonja's sister, is such a cute trick
we wish we had seen more of her
Sammy Kaye and his band fur
,nish the music, most of which has
a military swing to il. Such tunes
as you Can't Say No TO a Soldier"
and Let's Bring New Glory TO Old
Glory" are the most stirring. while
the best ballad is "There'll Never
BE Another You"
All Of these have already become
so popular that they hardly need
10 no described
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