davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-10-01
I. H. Miller Promoted

Appointment of Thomas H. Mil
Ter as chief Of the Metal Economics
Division of the Bureau of Mines
was announced yesterday by DR.. r
R. Sayers, bureau director. Mr..
Miller has been with the bureau
since 1928.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

ton yesterday. I'm not dddinH
myself. We are coming out Of thl
war the worst hated nation In the
world"
Mr.. Lapham said the people of the
United States are mot yet aware OF
what the war is really about" and,
added: "a y,
Lets not fool ourselves. If we
want to win this war, we've all got
to get into uniform-man, woman
and child. Let's do 1t quickly. We've
been Kidding ourselves long enough"
Evening star., 1942-10-01

clerk and librarian In the Light
Artillery School. Mr.. Barnes was
transferred to headquarters Of the
Army here In 1901 and appointed
to the clerical force Of the ONCE of
chief of staff when it was organized.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
f35 co|ored 5e|ectees
Report Tomorrow
For Army Duties
Have Completed 2-Week
Leaves After Induction
On September 18

A group OF 1876 colored selectees
will begin Army life at 10 am. to-
morrow when they report for as
signment to training camps.
The men were inducted into the
Army September lB and have just
completed two-week leaves.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

If you can't sleep at night-go out
and buy . bond.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

William a. Daley jr. 5627 Springfield.
william A. Da0hoLse 53el Linsdals.
jaime. r. Ds-ieIs. 1870 Vermont
Anthony R Ds0u0w.cz. s5zl Belfast.
Maurice s. DsriVe. 7se N1r'h Green
Gus Potter Dsmetrf 5ip3 Fourteenth street
Eto7rf 49, pemski. 33l5 East Forrest.
Nanz- N o. Laura 57s2 -a41.s.
1en.ss. 49, DHaa Zoo Davenport.
R1h.. utaa3~ 1870 G-rrrJs7yr
John NJ H.Tau.s. e1f5 South Fnff.
David s.. Dora olson. 1881 Alden
Jack g. puu- .e-l Byron
Leonard u. ufos#ran 5si4 Ta-0nw
FauEhn a Ds- sn Jr ISIS AIhuhor.
Alan Dutch, ftsz5 Novars
Chester J EEHa'fFski ss13 So Lawrence
Jack O. Elliott 1890 Hoicomc
Richard J. Es--, 1915 Na.laWr.
John t'k1, -0l1 NetrI-y
NaFsfa.l j Fr~eua0 $500 Robson,
Robert T Frft 1858 Trenton
Andrew T Gaffks .tZIf N--thiaVr.
A1rs1 q GaEnHa. 5s4{ Sscond.
'.e FlFrI Iia.Uns sz.. ewn.f
Kenneth p Gilman 1880 Blackstone.
Rufus r. Gimarf Dr.. $3.50 Dskland.
Martin " Clio sos Anb0ff
t1warf a Crievek. $3.50 ST. Hs4vfs.
Eeoffr = Grawherg 1873 -srsurr
Frank p. rr'EE 1880 Loyeto
-ruce r Grisss. eH-1 N-rfr Nar'I-Fafa
fueerf gIZman $3.50 Fifteenth street
9ons'd r. HsIvorrs~ f'ge2 Ritr1fr.
George HarfEer nh Fav Kirnv
Russell R HagsrfshI z4e1 sf Team.
Nsr-sr y Helms ga77 Fs'vi1srs
Lfhn Haesfon. 25f5 .Iunsrcn
Eterr't HICKS -1ss2 W.g Grand roulsvs-4
IN Hogan. 1851 Msvfs'4
Iack. 4 Holt 1850 Fasf CrAst hotl's,,ss
James =. H1ok. 1909 Holder
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Navy EnIistments
For Week, 1O2

Names Of 102 Detroit men who
enlisted in the navy during the
past week were announced todaN
by 1t Byron r. Fletchner. II
charge of recruiting.
They we're:
James o Alexander. Sass HszelWoos. '
Marvin W. Ama!a 1887 Glendale.
Harold F. Anderson 1885 Merrck
Warren Mnes Anderson, 1903 Indians.
Claude Andrews ofS LIVINGSTON
Henry Z. Arcard 1919 Lycasfe
James r. Aldrich. 22401 Grand River.
George L. Bser 372s Doris
George 8. Bain. 2sss East Grand Blvd.
Hiram IS Barber. $50 East Drahner
John I Barbour 1883 Brush
Maur1 Bargas 1899 Abbott
William Barry Sl37 Rohns
William n Pa'eman it0 sihiet
George ~ Raumsr. 1882 Wss'h~ooA
Charles IS Bsaman Ills irrquois
Ellis T Beavers. 1857 Liddesfafa
Fefrr n Bliss ffs07 SUSSEX
James T Bokglo. ii5o HoicOmb
Edward r. Ror-hsrdt. 1924 Mart Twain
Gerald r BoutEki. 5s7s Lsvndais.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

Alvin J. Braun 3777 seyburr
William J BuEht. 1888 Campbell
FREDERICK c BryGees 1888 Marx Twain
Ernest Br.Issard. 1917 ST. Auhin
II ,-ss> 7 Brown, 21B9 SprirgVels
Burnel r Burge. $50 West A'exa-i -ins
Deibert Burke 15s2a West R.ver5als.
Richard Burke. 1927 n ghiand.
John Msrk Burt ~s7tl Cag.oni
loseFh p Calus ss2S Wf''
Raw = Capper 81 East NCSichc't.
Loren Y Carperfer fO07 Helen
tnN0 Caruana 1855 blaine
Roy O. Cnaff'0 io3ia H8rrer
kefh A Chesnsy. 500 Werf .H1..va las.,
Frank C'eHcIka, 5635 DuzEs
Arfel CIaeys. fsS stimson
RAYMOND J Clemens s-t0 CadrIae.
Emery cole tr 1857 Penrs, fvarfa.
Charles " Collins. s1s Tsmrls
S'ep0an n Conro~s 1913 rse rsffsrEr
BOY - cooley i774o Tweiffn street
William = CrsEEs isi2s Princeton
Hugs ]. Cummings. 40es Clements
Richard n. Cuthbert % watson
Roy p. Daley. i5ifS FieldlnL
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Aero Products Plant
Gets Bull s-Eye Flag

a United states Treasury
Bull s-eye Flag. gwen for 30 per
cent participation IN the war bond
pay roll deduction program. to1E-
rs flang over the Aeronauuoal
Products Company plant at lslO1
Ryan road.
Frank " Isbev chairman ~ fhs
Michigan Wsr Eond sale, Com
mittee presented thc FLAG and
congratulated the 1900 employees
Tor their purchase of s56 900 IN
orntS 70 far this month. Thefv
goal e SJO.OCO.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
BOARD NO. -

Nefa1s- Homer, 1sos Eismefc
Mack J. F'Ig,l 1924 Martin
Louis Mid.rs 1875 StaheIin
.Waltcr q. Baker. 1881 Lavudale
.ponald r Schlacht, 1898 CahaIAn.
Dino D. Fiore.zi $3.50 OHvet.
George Gibson 2S26 UaktAle
John Ne.zgoda. 4-3l Hammond
Joe Afsro. tSs5 Yellowstone
stephen o DOrneii T5t0 Logan
Eidou J. Cries. Osaneke, Mich
Cornelius Mchenna, 1902 Wyomirs
Prank sel1ier 6645 Edward
Norman II. Litke. s365 Gsrfner
Francis y. Wright 7t2s Eenksli
Norman A ZielSe 72Tf Garfnsr
William BsIkus ssft IS. Lafayette
Richard n Nss' Pre- River MINI
KaU r. Matte sst5 Edwards
John T MUer Jr 1917 Iarr
Edward G Szslory. 1f,a CHppert
Herbert p. Wolf i.gp central
Eugene a. BARRIER .---iN Nc----e.I
william ksiIzny, f5tl casper.
leo j. Svis'ara. 6sei OTIS.
Charles liaChiEiar. -319 OskdaIe.
Louis TNiends. 2t2a Carson
Joseph 9 Lun'. T2i2 Senator.
Joseph Parkinson. $3.50 Divs'
Arthur r Youns -2iq9 iR0s.rE.
B"nony Swearinrr0 Tnf4 Navy.
T. 7 Reed 3s77 isVn0s'e
Peter =. Novak, t26s sharon.
Joseph GrzyUacy 1882 So John
Horny j GutoWskD 7f1t lehman Hsmt.
sam r. Zioikowski. 6ss1 RgIVrr.
Joseph W MHrmul $3.50 Martin.
Waiter J Suski. 4l02 I0le't
James c. Harry. 1881 Ft'
John X. Bowman, Sf40 Catalan.
Edwin J Mondro. s66t Buck0er
Alfred Roberts pi27 Chamheriia.
Howard y. Csrpenter -3-s stair
Frank J Novak. 1888 cabot
A'ph0nsus q YsSitaE. Eza6- LongUorth.
Popkin Armour 1853 Hono-sh
vincent q Ggrevich. SIPS Ra'hhone
stephen j. NalkieVicz
BOARD No a.
STEPHEN 7 K.sh. 1855 Lauder
David z Carroll 1881 Hsvfrr
Robert s Szeiepski 1858 srowdsr
Charles y Hamilton. 1873 Ward.
Rose j Thsskston. fST5a Tracey.
iohn r. Ellison 2o2 Tyler
Roy a. Cencick. 1881 Chsyrrrs
Donald = shaw 1880 Arpciire
Rsino " HolrskanEas
Rosrd NJ. i-Mylss Wsh-
Board No 7-Jesse parisf
7oard Ne 1s-Rensth J.. Rscsl Msrr
Dupont
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Danish Diplomat TO Speak

John c. Mollcr, chairman of the
Danish Council in London and for
.ner minister of commerce Of Den
mark. viii speak an a dinner and
meeting 10 be held Sunday AZ 3
p m. IN Danish Brotherhood Hall,
Twelfth street and Forest avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Navy Enlistments

The navy has picked up
another 90 mon in itS cam
palgn to enlist 1000 from
Michigan before December Z.
Latest figures show.
Thursdays enliStmcntS.. 90
Totals since Nov. 7...126S
Still necded............2.63 .632
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
PAGE ~
By Chic Young
By Billy De Beck

Charles + H7un. 3i5s FoI-th.
JACK Z. Havowitr 2gs Harmon
Peter y HovFeU.8r 1f1f ar~I0.
Lawrence Ulule fau4 WnNfar8.
Sal-' j. Huneau 25os Fay
Robert J. fiFk1. 1924 NrSicrr'r
t =, 'e re
Dempsey O JH.rff 1878 nfrrfrf
Attm.rf a.. k.rFeHtr i5oH' spf0s GarFeH
CefT E'eErl4r. -f1. H.Ee.
George kr7asr, ft9i Vancouver.
%itAaas k.llcr. IDI1t sIaUai.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
wAlNF BoARn No. 80

WAYNE BOARD 40. SO
Edward skoprorsk' 5-ts KgG5s
Arhur e1nkrEsA-- -f1iG- -itrAE-n-
stanley fisseck 3f02 Gr4ure
steve Garontskqs aZ1s BargHr
Anf1ory N1rre 1928 Err~rr.
John Zuck. 321l HsmmN1t-
Msrcel KruSyusk. 1928 Thr't .t-.
lso Rodyfk. 1921 Guarsrs
Fred Roth $500 Junction
Raymond Bond. 1896 Hubbard
Jerome GiusH 7743 CreIs4I
Stanley Bockicrsys 3AJs Nirspna#
John DshkcWsN. tssS Thi-tetr
Gahrisl Aar1sri0o. 4aTs Scotfen
Walter J Eiemiec. d23e lockwood
Edward J SuR.IlVEN 5S1i S. lr.
ISsnunt PsrhucN. 2sUl h.ddls
Benue Krat-VsN sl43 Federal
Michael Flegor Jr 2fSi Nntar
William J. Weiolk, 4sss Thirty f-s'
Clarence W. Peters 4q5s Bangor
Joe p WNiEza. su2f Wethrrty
Ray ". GutaVs.l. 1859 Burre'ts
Edward 4 PIAveCk 1922 Nvrrrois
Joseph Bush ff1u campbell
Walter s. szymausk 4u+b Campbell.
Stanley 7. Plsffk 1923 Prairie.
Edvard L n4AA4--la z fffrif~'1-
Harold okonsh. 70l' Mlddcp3int pesrb' n
stanley a SkalskI. 1892 Thirty first.
Fsrks j. Choyan $500 Thirty third
Henry J. MurswsN. 481f Th-teth
John c. Sokolowsk}. 300 lockwood.
Walter J. puhiel 522f Lockwood
Curtis II Pooths 1893 NIneuood.
John ?. Sypien. 1852 Military.
John NJ kJkurks 27gs Military
EdVard J Oleksiak. a164 Jos Campau.
Edward Nic~earoUIcz se75 CARTS.
Edward socbock $685. Thirty -drst
David T Polosksy 3sss Lnva'i
Chester T Plochsrczvk 4477 Thirty second
Theodore j Maya, $50 Kuhcs
Henry a Oh'oi U2t CBmpreu
Wenceslans Rao7inski ago K,nsrsn
kcwaCi Szywaszek IHta Junction.
Cas'rNr MaJeVski. 56f6 Campbell
Marvin " RreEe 1lts Fsstlawn
Peter Gurrisk aS3i Trenton
Harry &. LuBshn 51si Junction
John J. Rudzirsst 1929 Hammond.
Joseph SrnoIlcn i70t Thiry.third
Joseph T. Ba'or tl't Thrur'h
loseph Hinnickt, 1870 C1mpb,tf
John Voices, NiST Twenty eighth
Edward p Darwofs1. 4uPu =. Campbell
Anthony l. Wret,hs
Ferdinand \ Pu,rirsn U5s Thirty hrst.
Anthony = Woimsrlwsk H13I Ous
Joseph Jirasik 1851 Glenta-.
WF-E,frr kaiaW8T, FIfT ThIriie'r
Nicholas Wslacz 7s5t Bangor.
Anthony s. BH'cevak.
Edward :. zshlotny.
Leo =. Bodian
John r. Bielfck.
Ira y. Trivs't
Anthony WestfaH Jr.
George G. Watkins
John wozinak
Howard " Puoho'z.
John } szlsRa.
Edward A@S-st
W W Ziola
Edmund s. Nvcek
Joseph J. Lesniak
Edward Werwirskf
Edward A Wisrisvsk
Frank r. Novick
Peter ? Ksva
Harold n Grahsni
Anthony Radomski
George staneIis
Jerome GluskI
BOARD 10 A.
Richard Rashid 1888 PosaTsvu
George l., Allison 1850 WAX
John ] HardinE 1878 Cherrylau-r
Louis p. Eevsllo. 1876 GrssnlAv,ns
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

elmer " i.oyes'edi 1855 Ken'ucRy.
Iosepn CAHeis .7J Beronf
'ln~s BEr eEr. 1875 Wark
Lawrence :. Rose 1905 BrWord
Bernard J glIsIey. 5T35 Epchesfer
James = Drury So Manor.
Charles " WISE S'I1 Lincoln
Raymond S AIek, 1851 Trairte
N-rwHn Smart sl82 Ellsworth
Charles Ford. Ie1US SfuspsI
John LLOYD 1889 keufIDky
Car a Anderson 4ofl Garter
James Nr-fz'-rskt frsT0 r. 9sefaV1
Ar'h.ry J Tara 70t7 ChsIfurte
James Il Ford iss0s stospel
Paul = ccfsetef. 1885 CharrF .sur
Murray Bloom 1855 Wisconsin
william " " .esw w,ith l4s-1 WeUsr
Robert p shrry. 1858 10 Soto
kenneth p HtsrFf
Joseph N 5'0Ls" Dcfrr,fer Hrts..
clayton a Davis Center Tine
har.l l. IS son. 1881 Nar.r
DAME. 7 Nushan,IF Charlotte
Martin J. schultz. 21tni WoHdIrEhs
AIh.-t Ii,A-1. lSFO3 Indiana
samuel J " fcntI. 2oila Warning
lanes ONe.I. 1873 Stoept
Thomas r Dwter. b3Ss London
Robert ,, 'Caare'te. 1881 GriESK
salvatore T0r8rctti. 20f5i san Juan
rsr.es % Sriuman Ill I7ZG3 san I.4
Aubrey r Holland. 1885 Ferguson
E hort = Gun'zv.usr. 2u454 san Juan.
Egison L Beauy 2uls5 sheHieli
hemas @. Ihomas. 1892 Greeuiavr.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
MANNT HnARn so 2I
NOTES Enrolment Is open 10 both boys
and girls from ten 10 eighteen years.

ieorgs l. Eishmsn gasJ N-r,rvesfsrr
'sy r. cornish Jr s~S0 McgraW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

HOLLYWOOD, May ..
HuEANEN help Mark Sand
- rich producer and d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

smokers and was baptized in the
O'Brien faith.
The most fabulous story on
Jimmy is the one about how he
went into the restaurant bust
ness. Like most Chinese, the
cameraman is fond of native
foods, and he used TO spend valu-
able time travelling between Hol-
lywood and Chinatown in Los
Angeles TO get the Succulent
dishes dear TO his appetite. AS
his services became more and
more in demand in Hollywood
his trips to Chinatown became
CORRESPONDENCE in frequent.
something had to be done.
1t was in Monterey. Cal. that
Jimmy found a solution to get
ting his Chinese diet on a per-
manent basis. While filming a
picture there he wandered into
a restaurant and by the time
he had completed his meal. he
had talked Homer. the chef. into
selling him the place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
CoIored Comic
Braves Villains

WILLIE BEST, who is always
scared witless in pictures, finally
got his chance to show that he
can be as brave as the next.
Ever since he started his
movie career. you will remem-
Der. Willie has been the lad
who's always jumping out Of his
skin at strange noises, shadows
and imaginary voices.
In Get Rich Quick Maisie,"
in which Ann Sothern and Red
SHELTON co-star, Willie looks viii
lain Lloyd Corrigan in the eye
without hinching.
Willie says he was really
scared at acting brave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Dance Line Features

Another of the high spots Is
a dance line composed entirely
OF Hollywood starlets. Imagine
a chorus of Katherine Booth.
Alma Carroll, Inez cooper,
Frances Clifford. Elyse Knox,
Juanita Stark and Arleen Whe-
Ian with Eleanor Powell i'm the
featured spot as leader7 Well
that's IL.
Eleanor. incidentally. has Gre
ated special dance routine for
the show.
The writer's and composers
who have supplied material for
the show under the sponsorship
OF the Hollywood Writer'S Mobi-
lization, include Jerome Chodo-
row. Matt Brooks, George OPP
penheimer, Edward Eliscu.
Harry Myers, julius and Philip
Epstein, Ken England. Russell
Grouse, Howard Lindsay, George
Kaufman Moss Hart and a
dozen others equally famous.
The sets for this show, which
sounds like Barnurn's biggest
show on earth" were designed
by Milt Gross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN 49, The Corsi-
can Brothers. 1890, 4. 7:35,
HOS p. m; Pacific Black
out, 1l;l0 a. m, 2:45. els,
$50 p. m.
FOX 49, The Spoilers" II
a. m, ?. 5. s, IL p. m; Two
YankS From Trinidad 1870,
$50, $50, $50 p. IN.
UNITED ARTISTS
Kings Row" 1905. 3:25.
$50. 1910 p. m; The Body
Disappears" IL a, m, I2:20.
$40, 9:05 p. M
PALMS STATE - The
Lady Has Plans" /. ago,
7:40, IL p. m; The Real
Glory" 1l:25 a. m. pas, sos,
9:25 p. m.
ADAMS - Frisco Lii"
11:11 a. m. Lac. All. 6:56.
9:31 p. M: ITO the Shores of
Tripoh, 1910. PAS. 500,
7;55, 1890 p. m.
MADISON - Lost Hori-
zon," IL a. m, 2,55. $50,
10;45 p. M; Mark OF Zoro,"
1:2o, Sis, $40 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Stars on Caravan our
G al to Do heir Bit
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor, Init News service

phasing her in the least In
fact. suspect she is getting IA
kick out of IT."
The victory committee hopes
10 realize S750,000 from this
tour. which Barnum would have
called and rightIy--the great
est show on earth.
I believe a million Will be
nearer the mark for the army
and navy relief.
a Sellout has been reported
in many towns before the trav-
elers even arrive there.
This show isn't just a chance
TO see Cary Grant in person or
10 get a close look at Spencer
Tracy, Eleanor Powell or Merle
Oberon. or laugh at Professor
Colonna and his partner, Bob
Hope.
a mammoth show has been
prepared the like of which has
never been seen in any other
personal appearance tour since
the word was first coined.
Frances Langford sings
Windmill" especially written
for her by Jerome Kern and
Johnny Mercer.
Spencer Tracy and Merle
Oberon have a stint together.
and Claudette Colbert has some
fast dialog with Bob Hope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

HULL 7 NN)iJD, May
"uEAVEN help Mark Sand
rich producer and di-
rector OF the Victory Caravan"
said a local wit when 10 cars
containing the highest Salaricd
travelling troupe in captivity
pulled out OF Hollywood last
Sunday.
Mark may need heavens help
many times. but this trip is not
one Of them
The stars have parked all
temperament. and each one rs
doing nip-up> 10 be agreeable
and cooperate.
The stars were willing and
glad 10 draw lots 10 see who
got the choice drawing-roomS
and the best hotel accommoda-
tons.
4 concentrated effort is evil
dent on the part of all these
topnotcherS 10 be good sports.
4 few days before the million
dollar troupe left for its one
night stand tour | went TO a
rehearsal al the Paramount
studios.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Hollywood
drdVdn IS
A|I-Stor Cast
BY CHARLES GENTRY

If YOU'VE always wanted
4 date with a movie star,
brother, you've got IL. at the
Coliseum Monday night when
the greatest aggregation of film
talent appears in a mammPth
revue for the benefit of army
emergency and navy relief
This Hollywood Victory Cara
van arrives with so many names
that there isn't even room for
all Of them here.
Bob Hope, in addition to act
ing as master of ceremonies, VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Rehearse Lines

Claudette Colbert was wait
ing patiently in one room while
Olivia de Havilland and Charles
Boyer. with several lesser play
ers. were in a small office--not
more than a cubbyhole - re-
hearSing their lines.
Joan Bennett told me with
glee of the parade in which the
stars would all take part each
evening on their way from the
hotel 10 the theater. She is
doing a stint with Joan Blondell
and Olivia. and she said:
THAT BlOndell il something.
She comes from family OF
troupers, and this trip isn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

have comedy routines with
Claudette Colbert and Jerry Co
lonna. Other comedy spots will
feature Joan Blondell, Cary
Grant. Charlotte Greenwood.
Bert Lair. Laurel and Hardy.
Groucho Marx and Frank Nc
Hugh. Joan Bennett, Charles
Boyer, Pat O'Brien, Merle
Oberon. Olivia De Havilland and
James Cagney will carry the
dramatic burden for the show.
while Desi Arnaz and Ray Mid
dleton handle the male vocal
spots opposite Rise Stevens and
Frances LanRford.
Material for the three-hour
entertainment will feature intro
duction of specially written
sketches apd songs supplied by
Hollywood Writers Mobilization
. headed by Allan Scott. Among
the songs introduced will be a
new Jerome Kern-Johnny .Mer-
Ger COIDpOblttOHs WnnuiIliii OH-
der the Sky" TO be sung by
Frances Langford.
The Moon Is Down
Another musical first" will
be the introduction by Rise
Stevens. the Metropolitan diva.
Of THE Moon Is Down." song
poem inspired by John Stein
beck's latest play.
Alfred Newman. one of Holly
woods top musical leaders, is
bringing fourteen of his own
men with him TO handle the
music and will augment this or
chestra with other musicians
here.
Apart from the songs, the
program will consist OF a sure
fire barrage of comedy sketches
and routineS. dramatic sketches.
whirlwind dance specialties, and
spectacular numbers outdoing
any variety show that has ever
gone on tour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Laurel, Hardy Sketch

Laurel and Hardy have their
own specially.
Pat O'Brien and Frank Nc
Hugh have sketch-and so on.
You can see from this show
that II is possible TO give only
one performance a day.
The troupe is living on the
train, going TO hotels only for a
bath and rest when they ar
rive in each town.
The opening in Washington
Thursday night was sensational.
The capitals most famous per-
sonages turned out.
From there our Hollywood
friends went 10 Boston. To-
night they. are in Philadelphia,
where those of us who have
gone on personal appearances
love 20 play.
Tomorrow. Cleveland will sec
them. and Monday. Detroit, an
other favorite town.
May 6 Chicago-one Of the
best theatef towns in the world
and with a hospitality that will
warm the hearts of our friends.
May 8 ST. Louis, May 10 Des
Moines, May II Dallas. and May
II Houston--deep in the heart
of Texas, which is also famous
for its wonderful spirit.
The final show will be given
in San Francisco-and then
A~ne. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Written by Masters

These sketches are written by
some of the most famous play
wrightS in America.
For instance. George Kauf-
man and Moss Hart have con-
tributed one.
Russell Grouse and Howard
Lindsay wrote another, and Ar
thur Schwartz and Frank LoeS-
ser have composed a song for
Rise Stevens suggested by John
Steinbeck's The Moon Is
Down"
All the stars have been Sc
lected with an eye TO getting
the best possible results, but
there are also a lot of pretty
girls who will sing special num-
bers and do gag routineS with
Bob Hope.
ElySe Knox. Arleen Whelan
Juanita Starke. Alma Carroll.
Fay Mckenzie. Inez Cooper
Frances Clifford and Katherine
Booth are some of the beauties
Desi Arnaz is slated for a Congo
drum number.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Yates she was with them. She
passed up all brass hat iunc-
tons. And then learned that
her gesture had the complete
endorsement OF all the officers.
II got the impression every
where this II soldiers army
and that the boys are all doing
"A job together" concluded Ann.
AS soon a. the Hollywood
Victory Committee and USO
Camp Shows, Inr., ask me. I'll
20 around again IL IL can be
arranged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Bests Top Billing

"But I wouldn't have missed
the opportunity for all the
money and top billing In Holly
wood" said the star
Those soldiers are working
hard. have little time for even
normal rest, and they are hun
cry for entertainment. II mo-
ton picture audiences on y
could be half as responsive
well, 1 guess that would be eN-
pecting too much"
AIMS trip was complicated by
the fact that her party carried
two huge trunks filled with
enough changes OF afternoon and
evening gowns 10 permit dill
ferent outfit for each appear
ance. And then there were 40
pieces OF hand luggage which
had an annoying tendency 10
get lost or placed on the wrong
army truck or day coach.
Ann went out with the def
mite purpose OF showing the pri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Back TO Scratch

GEORGE MCKAY. born in
Russia. got his first theatrical
experience as a circus clown. He
has been "a pictures fifteen years
and plays q clown on the screen
for the first time In Alias Bos-
ton Biackie."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Irish Chinese
Odmordmdn
Ranks High
BY NEIL RAU
Special To THE DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD. NAV 2.

A FABULOUS man is James
"A Wong Howe, China's gift
to Hollywood cinematography.
For 25 years the honorable
Jimmy" as he is generally
called, has been Shooting" pic
lures; but he has yet 10 do one
with a Chinese background. And
he speaks his native tongue with
an Irish brogue.
Ace Director Sam Wood re-
CARDS his work so highly that
he wouldn't think of starting
For Whom the Bell Tolls" with
out Jimmy at the camera. But
in spite of being always in de-
mand at the studios, the cam
eraman has taken out enough
time TO become a hero of China'S
children. He speaks 10 them by
shortwave 10 Chungking, and he
Is a heavy contributor and
worker for their relief in this
country.
Became an 'Irisher
Jimmy picked up his Irish
broguc when he was a youngster
in Pasco Wash. His father.
who was in business with a man
named Smith O'Brien, despaired
of instilling a peaceful Chinese
philosophy into his son and gave
him free rein to adopt the Gus
toms of the battling Irish young
sters in his neighborhood.
Jimmy finally moved in with
The O'Briens, became an anna
teur prize fighter at Elk Club