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The women's gym class under
Mrs. Malone is getting ready for
The women's meet al Olympia in
the spring You can join on Wed
nesday night 7.3o
The choral group under Mrs
Siegera IS getting ready for their
Elabore.ta IN the spring Join or
Tuesday night $50
Let ne remind you again Of tho
adult recreation night Every Mon
day, in the big auditorium we have
Essco ans his King Aces orchestra
on the stage playing while you
dance.
A. y Lake, our contrac,-brdge
teacher. tells ne he is ready 10
star; duplicate bridge
a great deal Of credit is due Joe
Duplessis for the splendid boxing
show Of last Thursday night Al
most a record crowd enjoyed the
entertainment He is a live wire pro-
moter and his long experience in
staging shows makes the success of
one a forogone conclusion when he
handles it
Mrs Ruth Hayes Was in the
0r1-ti7t1T1 : tas- week 7lT1a; spent yu-71r
time in the girls play room observ-
ing how We do things She S a very
Interesting person and one Of the
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up briefly many Of the needs Of TO-
day, against those things which are
never used in every DAY life
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Fun cake soc
J Cases 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
TeIenews Theaters
Offer New Films

RECENTLY RELEASED news
reel films from the Pacific war
zone headline the new programs
at the Downtown and Norwood
Telenews Theaters. Home front
scenes show the American Legion
convention. test photos of the new
General Lee tanks, newly released
films Of the tank destroyer. and
the first contingent Of the WAFS
reporting.
Football and horse racing make
up the sports shots this week.
THE FBI Front" latest March
of Time, is having its first Detroit
showing at the Downtown Tele-
news Theater. while the Norwood
Telenews shorts program is headed
by a sportsreel. Parachute Ath-
letes." Included in the bill is a
saga of the seas, white Sails"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
COpacabana Revue
Opens at Book Casino

TO sing and dance 10 The Rra-
lillian macumba and 10 the Cuban
number. -Ba-Loo"
An energetic youngster, Betty
Jane Smith, exudes liveliness and
plenty Of ability in her preSenta-
ton of tap work. Her rapid-fire
taps are clearly executed and she
sells her act completely with a
smile as big as this.
Additional tap dancing, this time
on the spectacular side, is provided
by Johnny Coy. Coy's Astaire-like
performance is highlight of the
revue as indicated by the patrons
applause.
Songstress Carole Dexter offers
the Frances Faye tune, Shut My
Mouth and concludes with This
Love OF Mine"
/ Ben Young and his orchestra.
with lovely Jan Martel singing ex-
cellent. vocal selections. deserve
much credit for the success Of the
show. Their arrangements are
many, but no matter what the re-
ouirement they rise to the occa-
sion. .. -.
The Copacabana Revue is being
presented twice a night, at 10
o'clock and II midnight, and each
show is different.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN -"Juk, Girl" 12.4o. 3As,
6:5S, 1905 p. m. 1883 a. m World At
war" 1880 a. m, 2:fo. $50. q.
Fox-''Prde Of the Yankees. 10 10
a. m, i:a5. $40. SIS p. m. 1910 a. m. F;
GIVE Out Sisters" i2:4j, 40, 7:3S.
UNITED ARTISTS - Her cardbosr I'd
a. m; 81 Married an Angel" II 40 a. m.
PiLMs- slfi Il "'.wsh. Island" o..
~ 7,2o 1929 p m. 80 a. N,
ADAMS The pied piper" 1905. a.oi.
.56, st5. 1884 p. m: Lucky Legs
:o2 a. m. 1857. so, 7E, 1880 p. m.
2 IS. $40, s:.s ,. m, ] :os a. m Road
10 Happiness, 1888. 4;2s, s;o3, n:2'
TELENEws-News. short features. 9
- c q, N 2 % Of Bali" IL noon. $50
t:25. SIS $40, II p. m: "she-Devi
Island" 10. 3:25. 5.2b. 7:4O 10 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL They Al
Kissed the Bride ~ IS, ass. 7l2, 10 2e
.p. m; Crossroads. . IL a. m, 2;o7 5:24,
R-K.o TPTowN They All Kissed IN.
Bride" 7i5. $50. $50 p. m 1850 a. m
Crossroads. 3:i5. 7:i5, 1o45 p. m,
FIsBER-"Thsy All Kissed the Bride. -
1 so. 4:5s. s.02. II .0b o. m. Gross
roads" 1910, 3Is, s:22. s.2s p. m,
1924 r. m.
RIyIERA-"They All Kissed the Bride. "
n 80 3:54. Z. 1905 p. m, 1872 a m;
Crossroads. E" :07. 5:3i. s.37. i1:43 .. m
CINDERELLA-'.Th They An Kissed th'
Bride" 1870. 4.35. 7:50. 1880 p. m.
Crossroads, 1:55. 8, s:lS p. m, 1870
RoyAI.-"Th,y All Kissed the Bride -
f'72. 4:at. 1899, i0:44 p. m, Gross
roads," 7:is, 9, sos ,. m, 1910 q. n,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
GorrelI to Play
At Presentation
Ceremony Sunday

RAY GORRELL and his orches-
ira have been chosen from a num-
Der Of nationally known bands to
provide the music for the presenta-
ton of the army and navy "E"
flag 10 the Briggs Manufacturing
Company at Belle Isle, Sunday at
2 p. m. The ceremony will take
place in the shell.
In addition to Gorrell and his
band. who will offer the same pro-
gram that they did on a recent
coast-to-coast broadcast, there will
be a huge stage show including a
group of outstanding stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

YOU NEED not be a Latin from
Manhattan 10 appreciate the en-
tertaining Copacabana Revue which
last night served TO officially open
the new fall season in the Book
Casino in the Book-Cadillac.
The show, which comes here
direct from New York, is packed
with sparkling talent, dressed in
lavish Style and unsteady backed
with alternating Latin and Amer
lean. rhythms. Its cast contains
an array of varied terpSichorian
artists and it is a. well-paced revue.
The Samba Sirens, six beauti-
fully costumed girls who are as
lovely as the orchids they wear in
their hair, appear in the opening
sequence, dancing while songstress
.Carole Dexter sings the lyrics OF
y'Orchids in the Moonlight and
dancer Leroy flirts with each Of
the lovelies. The Sirens are indeed
such and become more alluring as
the revue progresses.
Smart ballroom dancing, in
which every effortless motion is
blended with the rhythm. of The
music, is exhibited by Estelle and
Leroy. These sobhisticates Of the
dance work in a light and airy
manner. They perform rhumba
and waltz, difficult lifts and spins.
and exhibit the maxiXe. a dance
which the famous Castles featured
25 years ago. A versatile pair,
they prove to be the stars of the
show.
The mood changes to throbbing
jungle tempo 10 permit Andrina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 26. - The
self-styled genius, so widely ru-
mored as the directorial choice for
The Moon is Down" and for the
role of Colonel Lanser, is no longer
a prospect. according 10 William
Goetz of Twentieth Century-Fox,
who should know. Instead of pay
ing $4,000 a week TO the genius,
Twentieth signed Irving Pichel.
whose direction of The Pied
Piper" is one of the most pleasant
jobs done this year. AS for Colonel
Lanser. well. Otto Preminger is
the favorite.
Donald Crisp, as we have al
ready stated. is set as the mayor.
And here is a SURPRISE Annabella,
who signed a contract with Twen-
tieth Century-Fox, is testing for
Molly, the widow who kills the
German lieutenant after he forces
his attentions upon her.
ENTHUSIASTIC John Gar
field has unfolded n plan for
reviving the Group Theater in
Hollywood. 1.-THE ma iority Of our
members" John told me, ARE
here now-Franchot Tone, Cliff
ford 0dcts, Louise RaiReF, Art
Smith. Romon Bohnen, Frances
Farmer, Left Erickson and my
self. Some of us met and dis
cussed the possibility Of bringing
back the Group Theater, which
folded up I'm 1871 when all the
members joined the movies"
The Group Theater. John he
lieves. would have a chance of
surviving in Hollywood, where
all the film colony is hungry for
good plays. Odets has written a
new play, he said, and with all
the other talent here, well, the
whole thing sounds feasible.
THE NEW DIR. Gillespie" series
has caught on beyond M-G-M s
widest expectations. Lionel Barry
more has so endeared himself 10
the public as the irascible but
kindly doctor that he is being
kept in that character.
So today IL was decided 10 put
Frank Morgan into THE Human
Comedy in the role Of the teleg-
rapher and let Lionel do another
Gillespie" number.
TOUCHING. INDEED. was
brave little Patricia Prest. often
called Canada's Shirley Temple,
when she received word her he
loved daddy had been injured
severely in the Dieppe raid.
Patricia was told on the set
Of Seventh Column" at Twen-
tieth Century-FOx, and when
the cable was read TO her that
Sgt. Roderick James Prest was
wounded In the right arm, twice
In the left leg and had several
facial cuts, brushing back her
tears, she said, II am proud of
my daddy. He Is n real soldier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Steady Company

COL MBIA'S blonde
comedies are the only film series
in which the original actors have
worked as unit throughout.
Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake.
Larry Simms and Daisy. the pooch,
principals in the series. just COM
pleted their twelfth picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Art Director
is Pipe Collector

ONE OF the largest collections
of smoking pieces in Hollywood
belongs TO Art Director Ralph
Berger, who worked on American
Empire" fer Paramount.
If pipes are used as prop"
parts in the films with which
Berger is connected, he either
purchases the objects afterwards
or makes search until he finds
duplicate pipes. For Is years he
has been collecting pipes of for
eign make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Carey Prepares
To Nee Japs

MACDONALD CAREY, who
battles Japanese from the controls
of a marine fighter plane in
Wake Island" is able TO meet
the enemy on the Japs native
ground, if necessary.
The actor is taking advanced
iuiutsu lessons. He is studying
under Sam Cummings, one of the
few Americans TO hold the high
"black belt" grade in iuiutsu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Films in Review
Girl
Shows at
Michigan

YOU PUT a nickel in and Ann
Sheridan comes out as a luke
Girl in the film which opened at
the Michigan yesterday.
A juke box, as you probably
know if you've ever had a quick
sandwich anywhere in the United
States, is one of those over
illuminated. highly colored con-
traptions from which exudes the
most objectionable noises man has
ever been able TO secure for FIVE
pence.
This story, however, has very
little to do with how a musical
machine can overcome mankind
1t is more concerned with the
kind OF girl who leans on one
waiting to dance with the first
customer who shows up with a
coin.
Due 10 priorities or Petrillo or
something. the "dime-a-dance" girl
has cut her price in half and IN
this case Miss Sheridan is one OF
those characters who waits for the
next record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Jack Pickering
I Here
and
r ~ OW I

This column has expressed its
admiration already for the way
Detroit is forging ahead in fur
nishing dogs for blind people.
Guide dogs are one of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

earth's hum
BILE miracles.
T h @ re is
never a face
that looks so
imprisoned as
the face of n
blind person
who is tied
down through
no weakness
except the in
ability TO see.
And there
Is nothinp IN
compare with
4 he change
that c o m es
nyar a Hind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP.

and nothing that happens to me
in Hollywood will mean half as
much"
JOHN EMERY and Tamara
Geva. driving along the coast high
way in the dim-out the other eve,
saw a sack thrown from passing
car. Curiosity got the better OF
them and they picked it up and
found a small dog tied up and left
TO die. The poor little fellow, cry
ing pitifully, was rescued and
taken home.
Just as John opened the door his
telephone rang with the news ne
had landed a fat job in Assign
ment TO Brittany" So the Emerys
kept the pooch and are calling hin
Lucky M-G-M." Lucky Emerys
10 have the chance 10 help Z
friendly poochl sftE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
INDIVIDUAL INTEREST

But despite that, you'll find
yourself concentrating or the per-
Sonal story of Lou Gehrig. public
idol that never went in for exhibit
tionism. but still had a pretty
colorful life Cooper's perform
ance ranks with his 'Mr. Deeds
and Sergeant York" and possibly
has little more emotional depth
than in any previous portrayals.
Even with The Little Foxes"
and Mrs. Minirer' as sign-posts
we were hardly prepared for as
mature a performance as Teresa
Wright gives as the winsome Mar
garet Twitchell, the devoted wife
of I oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
CAREFULLY EDITED

It is a carefully edited compila-
ton Of events which have tran
Spired since the outbreak OF war
and while il deals with no specific
occurrences. il gives you a
kaleidoscope view of the present
conflict.
We particularly liked the action
sequences which are run of with
out lot IF unnecessary comment
or glib talk TO confuse the issue
For once the car doesn't get in
the way Of the eye when il comes
10 Photographic detail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
A SLIGHT SMOKER

We hadn't much heart left for
laughter after seeing Wake
Island" so that the companion
picture. Twin Beds" didn't seem
quite as funny 10 us as II might
have under other circumstances.
Maybe il is the funniest thing
on eight legs" but the spectacle
OF Joan Bennett and George Brent
running around hiding behind bed
room doors. seemed pretty trivial.
The old Margaret Mayo-Salis-
bury Field farce is getting a little
threadhare even in modern dress.
and Miss Bennett and Mischa Auer
are far from helpful when il comes
10 garnering any chuckles.
Mischa Auer is the foreign ele-
rnent in an otherwise tranquil do
nestle scene, Joan Bennett and
George Brent being obviously able
10 take care of their own affairs,
IL only by employing the simple
expedient of pushing the two beds
together.
Also in the cast YOU will find
.Glenda Farrell, Una Merkel and
Ernest Truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
THREE LITTLE SISTERS

While you're wringing out your
handkerchief and drying your nose.
you will notice that there is a
second picture called Give Out,
Sisters" in which those noted
souers, les Andrews. knock them
selves out in a little swing opus.
II has continual jump tempo
and practically no plot worth men,
tioning, but il is all right for the
hep set.
Also on the bill one discovers a
musical patriotic short, America
Sings" in which Kate Smith tears
tunefully through the armed
forces. All music with montage
backing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
OFF THE RECORD

Landing in Florida juke Joint,
dead-broke. Ann pursues her 1--WE
career along with another girl
They meet Ronald Reagan and mis-
pal. Richard Whorf. itinerant
fruit-growers, who are having
trouble with the owner of the
local packing concern, Gene
Lockhart.
Mr.. Lockhart. a shifty fellow II
we've ever encountered one on the
screen. has by no means aban-
doned his sneaky ways and in this
case he tries TO ruin Reagan and
his friend.
Much melodrama follows, in
Guiding the murder of the juke
joints proprietor, but finally Mr.
Lockhart is brought 10 proper
end and Annie and Ronald face
a new life together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
A SIMPLE STORY

Told in a simple, unaffected
fashion. the story goes on about
his early background. his first
successes in front OF crowds. his
romance with Teresa Wright and
the final tragic denouement
because of his incurable illness.
OF course there's a lot OF un-
necessary footage. ST ow n &
crowds. harried throngs
in montage and cinematic impedi-
menta designed 10 impress you
with the fact that a baseball sea-
son is taking place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

That was the beginning Of
what now is known as the Path
Finder Project. Staines has
trained and distributed more
than so dogs. and they are in
use in FIVE states. He charges
$500. considerably less than
other groups charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
BY CHARLES GENTR
IGehrie
Saga on
Fox Screen

There is no fall following THE
Pride of The Yankees, because
the film version Of the life and
baseball times of Lou Gehrig
hasn't a letdown in II.
The true-life saga OF one OF the
great American Sports leading
heroes. has made better filming
material than you'd guess, offhand
We think a lot OF this interest
is due 10 the fact that there are
such fine performances putting
extra push into tale which might
easily have been hum-drum.
Gary Cooper steps up 10 bat out
the life of Mr.. Gehrig with good
natured ease and boyish charm
which women folk-theyre sup.
posediy not so hot on the idea oil
baseball movies-will find ire
sistable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
TALENTED ACTRESS

Here is the gift Of modest ges-
ture. sudden look and slow express
sion which carries a great deal OF
quiet conviction with il.
Never for a moment do you be-
lieve that she's playing" Gary
Coopers wife. She is definitely
the perfect mate.
Babe Ruth plays himself and
deserves credit perhaps not for
being a great actor, but for letting
Sam Goldwyn hint AZ the feud
without trying 10 gloss over the
facts too much.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

The three blind people who
came Ia the office with Stalnes
were Glenn PothoH of Muske-
gon. Ruth Barnhardt of West
Milton. O.. and Dorothy Satch-
field ~ Flint. Their dogs. Rhea.
Lady and Becky. caused some-
thing Of n sensation in the office
because they were IN docile and
friendly. I dare say that a third
~ the stan stopped To pet
Becky, the sentimentalist Of the
three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
THE FAMILY ALBUM

Elsa Jansen and Ludwig Stossel
are great as Gary's parents. pro-
viding homclike touch To the
proceedings, while Walter Bren-
nan as the sports writer and Dan
Duryea. his sidekick, offer a wei
come comedy note.
Several times during the pic
ture you'll find lump in your
throat which you can't swallow.
Well, don't try. because by the
time you've reached that heart
breaking demonstration in Yankee
Stadium on the Lou Gehrig Appre-
citation Day you'll be reduced 10
bawling out loud. or we miss our
guess.
The most important fact we'd
like TO report is that, whether you
like baseball or not. you still are
going 10 like this picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
FITS HER WELL

Sheridan fits this kind OF role
in the same way that Lana Turner
does a sweater and she might as
we'll struggle as hard 10 get out
Of them. because this is the way
the public likes 10 see her.
She's tough. tempestuous and
terrific and she adds a lot of color
TO a role which could easily be
banal thing.
Reagan is decent enough look
ing guy but he can't hold a Kleig
light 10 Richard Whorf when il
comes 10 acting. Mr.. Whorf, for
merly of the Lynn Fontanne-
Alfred Lunt group. got off 10 a
bad start with his first picture.
Blues in the Night" but now he
gives out with a kind OF lazy.
insulting portrayal that should
definitely establish him as an
individual, be he noble or VIII
famous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
A NOBLE TURN

Fortunately for Miss Sheridan
and Mr. Reagan and the stoFys
outcome. he asserts himse (
enough 10 turn noble at the end.
On the same bill there is a
documentary film. released by the
bureau Of war information. The
World at War" which is exceed
ingly absorbing. although you
may very easily have seen bits
of il before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Wake Island
at
State

WITH A highly commendsble
absence of the spectacular. Para
mount has dramatized what we
could only presume must have hap
pened at Wake Island"
The picture which opened yes
terday at the Palms-State Theater
is as powerful and realistic an af-
fair as you might be led TO expect
from any cinematic attempt TO
film a historic event about which
nothing. except a tragic result, is
known 10 the general public.
But no words can possibly de-
scribe the mixed feelings OF the
observer after witnessing such a
presentation.
One doesn't need a cast of fin-
ished actors TO win your sympathy,
rouse your anger and point 10 a
frighteningly conclusive moral.
This is just too-true tale about
a bunch of guys who were trapped
by hordeS OF dirty so-and-Sos and
faced il out with a kind OF quiet
courage. genuine cameraderie and
almost humorous gesture OF con-
tempt toward their foes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
A NEW TEAM

Some grim humor is supplied by
Robert Preston and William Ben
dix. a sort of What Price Glory
Flsgg -Quirt pair. who outSwear
and try 10 outprank one another,
but that's about as far as the fun
goes.
The climax of the picture. Of
course. is q matter OF record from
Washington. The treacherous first
attack: the continued assault; the
hopeless situation and the desper-
ate strategy in the face OF over
lwhelming odds: these are de-
scribed with amazing clarity and
alarming realism
The strange effect This picture
will probably have on you is to
make you fighting mad at even
the mention Of the obscene word
Jap but II also fills YOU with a
kind of futile rage because no re-
lief appears during the whole
course Of those horrible Ia days.
It's that ours not 10 question
why. ours but IN do and die ele-
ment which sends yoti oit ef the
theater wanting 10 punch anybody
who saws boo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
NO DRAMATICs

II is this element which is the
most important feature of the film.
Director Johnny Farrow. a lieu
tenant i'm the Canadian forces.
home on medical discharge, has
evidently seen enough action him
self 10 realize that any show OF
heroics or false sentiment would
he in such strictly bad taste as TO
make the whole effort ridiculous
one.
Consequently. you find Brian
Donlevy. presumably the counter
part Of Major DeVereaux, conduct
ing himself in a forceful and sub
dued manner. with the rest Of his
staff, Walter Abel. Macdonald
Carey, etc. and even the truculent
civilian engineer, Albert Decker.
all behaving more like men with a
serious purpose rather than a
group OF Hollywood actors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

All are pedigreed dogs, but
most have some slight flaw
ears don't stand up, or some
thing Of that sort. so they can't
be top ranking show dogs. These
slight imperfections destine
them 10 be guide dogs.
If were a dog. I'd prefer 10
have floppy ears, and be a Path
Finder, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

u staines' dogs get their traffic
training ny going up and down
Woodward avenue with blind
trainers. and perhaps you have
seen them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

Staines told me that he Is
fully convinced that .Dobermans
make the best guide dogs. al
though. Of course. he admits
that other breeds are able.
"Dobermans." he said. "arent
nervous. The harder the prob
lem. the tighter the crisis. the
calmer they get. They are not
afraid 81 anything. Being afraid
L. what makes a dog do things
wrong-it's only q frightened
dog that bites"