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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24

Ter anu Maureen " SULLIVAN. III IL
Tarzan buys himself a wardrobe
and has exciting adventures away
from his jungle home.
Tom Mcclure is now selling news
papers inside Grand Central station,
for good pay. Forty-eight years ago
he sold them outside the station, for
pennies. The reason is that then he
was newsboy, just over from Ire
land-now he's an actor, in "The
Major and the Minor"
B ~
b When Les Newkirk, manager of
the West theater at Trinidad, Colo,
opened an air-mail package from
Hollywood he was sort of stumped.
1T contained q record Of greetings
from Hollywood to the town, to
be reproduced through the theater's
loud speaker when 1.-TWO Yanks in
] Trinidad" was first shown--and IL
was in little pieces. Newkirk called
Hollywood, the pictures star, ON To-
cation with the "He's My Old Man.
troupe, and O'Brien talked directly
to the audience.
B
Which scenes do you remember
best from "Gone With the Wind?
A survey reveals that most people
recall ~ Atlanta burning; (2) the
thousands of wounded soldiers lying
at the depot; (3) Scarlett's fall down.
stairs; az Scarlet shooting the Yam
kee soldier; az Rhett Buffers say
ing II don't give a DAMN" It's
drawing crowds for the third time
in New York; seems as if it will
go on forever.
Kate Smith has begun her fifth
year of broadcasting ''Kate Smith
Speaks" her daily commentator
program. It's originated from ho-
tells, theaters, restaurants, railroad
whistle stops, wherever she hap
pened to be-once, lately, from her
mothers living room.
8 -
Shep Fields and his new 0rches-
ira have just completed musical
short subject for Columbia Pictures;
titled Lightning Strikes Twice." it
traces his rise as bandleader, and
his switch to a brassless band and
new success. His wife and his baby
daughter, two-year-Old 10 Ann, have
prominent roles in the film, which
win be released nationally soon.
-
Soldiers and sailors are sure to
have chance to win that $64 on the
"Take It or Leave IT, broadcasts;
Ouizmaster Phil Baker has added a
third glass bowl of numbers to the
one for men and the one for wom-
en-, Just for them, and contestants
numbers are drawn from each in
turn. This was one Of the first ma
ior programs to set aside block
Of seats for service men.
ODDS AND ENDS-"Fl Blonde"
the story of so0nsan test pilot, is sched-
uled for Lama Turner Marjorie Main
sviu sCear pink satin dancing costume,
complete scith sequins, in the Wallace
Beery sJocIass MaiI" :. EdsOud Avnolfs
stand.in, William Hoover, has Joined the
Marines; he's lost IS pounds and dOesn's
| look 50 much like Arnold any more /.
| Shirley Temples Crossley rating sCith
sJunior Miss" for March Is more than
,soice as high as fhe average rating scored
| BY newcomers to the air during the past
tloo years And BY. the same rating
| Jack Benny scored Jirst place, for the same
month: he's making q habit Of t.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24
s " cup water
= cups sugar
3 " bottle fruit pectin

then arm your
self with a few
strawberries, a
bit Of sugar, an
egg heater, and
old faithful, the
refrigerator, and
in no time at all
you viii have a
perfect dessert
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24

berries GOT We
markets in this
spring unto sum-
ner season. For
the Tilt that 1t
gives to foods in
which you use it,
for the harmony
with which it
combines with
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24
Strawberry Doings

Once again this red, bright berry
ds coming into its own, as straw
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24

for lunch or dinner or afternoon
refreshment:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24

Gl0ry's Path
The path of duty is the way Of
glory.-Tennyson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24
Buy Defense Bonds
HULL AND WINCHELL

Corden Hull, dignified, austere
secretary of state, sat gazing out
over the Atlantic ocean recently
from a Miami Beach cabana ada
cent to the cabana Of turbulent,
Broadway news-sleuth Walter Win
chell.
For two months Mr.. Hull has
been absent from Washington; there
has been speculation whether he
would return. So news-sleuth VIM
chen put the question bluntly to his
cabana neighbor:
"Mr. Secretary, are you going
back to work."
The secretary Of state replied in
the affirmative. He said that after
he. had had sufficient rest in the
South, he was going back to work.
Note-One of Winchell's friends
reproached him for putting such q
blunt question to Mr.. Hull. Replied
Winchell: "I've gotta ask questions.
That's my racket"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-24
HOME FRONT FLASHES

Donald Nelson's appointment OF q
co-ordinator to boss the rubber in
dustry is the first of a number of
similar industry rulers. Others
slated to be named viii be CO
ordinators for textiles, food, aircraft,
metals, ores.
Attention draft registrants! You
can write it down as certain that
congress will enact allotment legis-
lation providing government aid for
dependents. That means those ex-
empted on dependent grounds will
be reclassifed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

The fashionable night SPOT. The
Orchid Room. i the center ~ hot
and complicated ssesrades. whsn
the prominent hsndlesdcr. Nay
kyser. turns government sieuth.
and i led Il suspect that the
gay night club Il the has, fer
operations Of a very influential
spy ring.
However. Sherlock" Kyser h
deeper yet in conflict. when he 10
teamed with = beautiful blonde
operative. and 10 not permitted
under secret orders 10 inform his
bride of few houFs q his espion-
are activities. Catch musical num-
bers and the work Of Q notable
cast rate MY Fsvorite spy" nov
showing At the Beverly thsster.
high on the entertainment scale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
Heroic Rescue al
Dunkirk ne-enacied

The heroic rescue al Dunklrk.
one 81 the most thrilling events In
todsy's war. forms one az = num-
bcr Of dramatic hiEhnghts IN ~
GINS Mrs. Miniver.~ drama Of
English families on the home front
which teams Greer Carson and
Walter Pidgeon. now showing at
the Temple theatsr. while IL back
ground II war. Mrs. Miniver" IL
not a war picture. but . human.
intimate story of . middle clans
English family. one Of many. with
standing the pounding 81 > cruel
enemy with heroism and faith In
the future. II In adapted from the
best-selllng novel by Jan strnther.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
BY ERSkINE JOHNSON
Tacoma Times Correspondent

II you've been cherishing the
idea that TO express emotion It's
necessary TO grimace. fiutter your
eyes. wrap your forehead up into
knots. snarl through your teeth.
OF decorate your face In 81 diff
ferent varieties Of expression.
perish the thought Immediately.
II isn't always done that way.
Everything was happening from
murder TO high comedy, and not
glamorous face was In focus
in front Of the cameras at Uni
versal studio.
First there was Edward G. Rob-
inson, who has a face that Is duck
soup for the projection Of muir
derous desire. According TO the
script of Flesh and Fantasy"
Robinson is murder bent.
But Director Julien Duvivier
has his own ideas. He has cam
eraman Stanley cortez train the
lens on Robinsons hands. The
Robinson hands. spatulate and
strong looking. writhe. twist. In
terlock and drum on a table top.
What pair Of hands," says the
star. looking at his hands.
FANTASTIC FINGERS
Over on the Arabian Nights"
set, Maria Montez. a sultry num-
Der from South America. also IN
expressing emotion with her
hands.
Maria. with her back TO the
camera. mind you, In wriggling
her fingers and waving her hands
TO the ear-rasping music Of Ara
bian pipes and stringed instru-
ments. The camera points direct
ly at those fingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
Film Critics Bow
TO Sgt. York

Many hirh.ro~er~a descriptive
sdieetsves have hen a-<d ~
Hollywood enrrespandsnts an 4
commentaries TO describe various
movies. hut never before have
they been used IN such eompiss<
agreement - for Warner nres. ;
Sergeant fsrs." which ~lil make
ia debut II the nlas Mouse Thea
ter tina Friday.
Ths following are some ~ th<
raves that we're spoken - writ
ten q Sergeant Yafk.~ n both
coasts after advances sha~lnss II
the film:
Walter winehsil - . Sergeant
York one 81 the greatest enter.
tsinments of all time A YANKEES
Doodle Dandy that ] urge every
one % See
John Chapman. Daily News
"A fine. exciting human film
Dorothy kllEailsn. Jaurnsf-
American - Cold stars % SER
Fesnt York ens Of the hest PFC
tures Hollywood has unfeslsd In
years"
Jimmy Fldlsr - ''psionEs IN the
movie Hall % Fame"
Lee Mortimer. Daily Mirror
memorable screen event :. nesn-
tifuiiy acted. sincerely produced.
You must see n and you Will.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
The ROsH Hue!

The near future will see more
Technicolor features on the screen
than any previous period in the
history of the motion picture in
dustry, according to the plans of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

Twin nights q danclnx are
promised theee W. cant resist
tripping tns neht fantastic
On ksy weekendss both sstur-
dsy and Sunday nixht. mn
Bakers er<hestrs Win give
forth llitink mnssc n the porn-
lar Century ballroom ~ Fife
square. And that me.ns cp-
poFtunlty FIR these on sstur-
day nixht defense keur werklnx
shifts % enjoy themselves .
Sunday night dsneinK program
and wee versa
Ard for that really popular
sal Il neans dancing dates ret
one night of the weekend. but
two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

f4ooablN nQuCed that
Bruce Bennett is cast in both pic
lures but it is unlikely that YOU
know who Bruce Bennett really /.
that name IL a screen name
which conceals one Of the most
prominent athletes in the Ameri-
can sport world Of ten years ago
e.. Herman Brix.
Not only did he cut himself
. slice Of fame in this country
hut, as An Olympic champion.
ne set world marks 20 out
standing that some of them
have not been broken to this
very day.
The top feature. as its name
Implies, is an exciting yarn about
the current conflict and the heroic
struggles Of the men In our armed
forces to get supplies through TO
our troops in foreign lands.
One has only to read the
daily papers TO realize the pos
ssbiiities q story dealing with
our convoy service might have
and the one 1T the Riviera
makes the most Of Its oppor-
funities.
The companion feature leaves
all the drama to the war story
and goes in for much monkey bust
ness, amusing situations. dancing.
music and pretty girls. which
isn't a bad idea just by way of
contrast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

RIsLTo Brian Donlsvy in wake
Island" ii.3o. ass. $40. 3 so
HAS. also Preston Poster ana
Patricia Morrison In Might In New
Orleans i:iS. <.25. 7sso. 1880.
ROXY - George Montgomery. Ann
Rutherford. Glenn Miller in or
ehestrA wives 1850 400, TAO.
1898. also james withers in
Young America" i'so. 2;so, 800.
music Box-Clsrk Gable and Lana
Turner IN Somewhere III Find
You" II IS. 8 so5. $50. 10 90. also
Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver
In Just OFF Broadway" i;&5. b.ib.
s.45.
RIVIERA - Bruce Bennett and Viz
ginia F1eld In Atlantic Convoy"
HAS. 2:25. SOS. 7:40 and 10 40.
also Jackie Gleason and Florence
Rice In Tramp. Tramp. Tramp"
los. s:&5. Gas and eos.
CAMEO-Ieo Garlic and Andy De-
vine In Danger In The Pacific"
also The 3 Mesquiteers In
Shadows on the Sage"
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLY-Kay Kyser In MY Favor
lite Spy also Eddie Bracken ana
June Preisser IN Sweater Girl"
BLUE MOusE-Gary Cooper and Joan
Leslie In Sergeant York"
CAPITOI-Madeline Carroll and
Sterling Hayden in bahama Pas
sage" also Gene Autry IN Back
In the Saddle"
COMMUNITY - George Raft and Pat
O'Brien IN broadway" also Charles
starrett In West OF Tombstone"
LAKEWOOD = Ida Lupino and Jean
Cabin In "Moontide," also "oblis-
ing Young Lady"
KAY sTREET-william Holden and
Brian Donlevy in Remarkable
Andrew" also Edward Robinson
and Edward Arnold In "Unholy
Partners"
PARk-Pat oBrien and Glenn Ford
in"Flight Lieutenant" also Will
liam Holden and. Frances Dee in
Meet the Stewards"
PRoCT0R-Robert Preston and Yer
Hire" also Guy Kibbee and Dor
othy Moore in "scattergood Rides
High"
REAIART-constance Bennett and
Bruce Cabot wild Bill Hickok
Rides" also John Garfield and
Nancy Coleman in Dangerously
They Live"
REx-Nelson Eddy and jeanette
Mcdonald in II Married an Angel"
also Lupe Velez and Leon Enrol
in Mexican Spitfire At Sea"
SHELL = Hopalong Cassidy in Sun
set Trail" also Caesar Romero and
Carol lands In "A Gentleman at
Heart"
sUNsET-sir Cedric Hardwicke and
Lon CLANCY. Jr.. in Ghost of
Frankenstein." also Patric Knowles
and Maria Montez in Mystery OF
Maize Roget"
TEMPLE-Greer Carson and walter
Pidgeon In Mrs. Miniver."
LIBERTY. Puysilup Veronica Lake
and Alan Ladd IN This Gun For
Hire" also John Carroll IN Pierre
of the Plains"
RIVIERA .sumner-Pauiette God
dard and Ray Milland in The
Lady Has Plans" also Hopalong
Cassidy In Stick To Your Guns"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24
. DOWN HOLLYWOOD WAY

It's Maria's Job 60 pour enough
desire into the wrigsling Of her
fingers 10 make the hated kamar-
al-shaman lief Ericksonl want
to cool himself with q poisoned
drink.
Over on the Dcanna Durbin set
Of Forever Yours. producer
director Bruce Manning has his
camera trained on--not those
sparkling Durhin eyes and flower
ing figure--but on her bare feet,
The sound stage Invertebrates 10
the screech OF bursting bombs.
Miss Durbin's toes spread and
grip the floor and grow white.
Deanna Ii expressing fear with
her feet. TO the off-staEe dialogue
OF a threatening Jap voice. Her
toes curl under the sole of her
foot gradually as the Nip's voice
harshly Misses. Her toes really
look frightened.
CHEsTY ACTOR
But the topper Of the day hap
pens on a set on which Director
Arthur Lubin In making . gov
ernment-suggested short with q
long list OF Universal's stars.
But do you think he has his
cameras trained on their lush fig
ures and handsome fscesy Not
today. He's doing q closeup Of
Robert cummings chest. The
chest Is acting.
The featurette. Keeping Fit"
shows the value of eating the
proper foods TO maintain a steady
schedule OF work. especially IN
war industries.
Cummings ehews on nutritious
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

A. ne ran w<nf ~. 81 -
ass k,~w fnsm = prcv,ses>i r<pps>
- . a.sien<i s1s>l ~.vs. c1srsn<f-
~ 0podmsn rptr n f<m< ~ -
sre<s and 80 srs~s<a King II
swinT.
- thr~< years ccesimss -
tsis<d ne sfewn nj th<n
lsstf kfeur ~ pfxfrn4<Fs 49,
<ftsr u. chi<f snznnx th<m 80
yeun<<t<r NAMED kffl< NAV.
MT While King Goodman 81
rrst<nd<r shaw fsuxht ; baths
n mu<ie. = hfaed ne~ kaed 80
drawing cutie : - ~ stsenflrn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

You help yourself when you buy
u. y, War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

the production studios.
some 90 features photo
graphed In Technicoior are
nov In release. awaiting re-
lcase. IN production or n
preparation fer early produe-
ton.
Features in Teohnicoior are in
production or in preparation AZ the
following studios.
Columbia. Disney. Metro-Gold-
wyn-Msyer. Paramount. Rko.
10th Century-Fox. Universal ant
Warner Bros.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

111N .AW"SViytislstSS>wW
At the RiUiera!

A change of bin at Mike Barovie'S
Riviera thester brought two new first
run pictures 10 the Pacific avenue
house yesterday.
In the top spot is Atlantic Con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

sa rleo and John Bea while the companion attraction is
comedy from the Columbia studios titled Tramp Tramp
In THIS one find Jackie Gleason Jack Durant
kce Bruce Bennett and Borrah Mnevitch and his
xo, 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-24

foods specially prepared for the
denomination. He swallows for
the benefit Of the camera and .
microscope. Soon the food ean be
seen on its journey TO the stomach
for digestion.
so a movie stars face IL his for
tune
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27
CURLEE
TROPICALS
S25.75
GET SOME COLOR
IN YOUR LIFE!

WOMEN clothes don't use all the
" color in the country. So stop that
eternal monotone effect Get into
coIor--with our bright Springs acces-
series, keyed to 60 with the foremost
suit shades Of the season.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-27

MEN who have understood the economics
VAof daily living have always recognized
the fact that quality pays. Now they are
more certain Of il than ever and when
they buy = suit. they buy the better salt
because they have one eye on the future.
Quality Is simply variability ara when
you buy . suit from our copious stocks, you
know you have = suit that win last for
it's cut from quality fabric, tailored 10 The
most rigid specifications. and designed wiz
seasons ahead in mind.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
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Staaten bebobeu fem, iaate CT. Hra.
libent &pofebelt bat Sen 8au bon 5sa.
brifen alttoriItert, Sic etipa 100000
Sonnel. ipntbetii6en s@rnuni in ei.
neln Sabr erseltacn iolten. Mitte
1943 iollen alle oieie Sabrifen fcrtia
nn6 in 8etrieb iei1. 31lnnmeu nit
Sen in Sen Ser. Staaten befinbliden
bon 9tat,trelmmi ipllte Die
8roouttion bon ipntbetiideln @,unn1i
nidt MIR ale Mnipriide ser Mrnlee
llno sSlotte, ipnbern al,d einer Cell
ser slnipriidc ser 3ipilbepGlferllng.
bauptla6lib N1ttoreifen, .oettcl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
4sitiDodj, Ben is. 9ear; 1912

.aitf ben gennllllten Gtf bin eill Cir.
den 0ffllet, ein observation-disclosures 0a-
gelden auf Sdieilell babergeroat
fonnlt Dor iebellt Gait etipa sehn
Sefnnben balt, balnit er feline Hlatte
abbe6en fam 1tnb bierallf iid allto-
niatifd, peiter6eipegt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

Shlueiter Marp @abriel, Sor'
IteDerin oes Mrt department int
Gfarfe College IN Dubuque, So,
bat obiges slb5eiden ge5eibnet,
lpeldes bon Ser nelten uMapal
Sqltaoron" Ser Slieger .-pon 0u-
bltql,e 9iitrift, befannt nnter bent
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

int Z. Sabrbtnbert einfiibrte. -
8iIb 9: Gs lit @oridrtft ser Sir
de- baB Die @,tIif lit ser Stride ,n,r
bon Mannern ober G,laben boraes
tragel1 mer6en mari. sss,l ,nanden
airden iinb, ipegen grmangeIung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

ltno Geiana periinubilben oen Cob
gefang, nit oem Gott bnrd sic
Gbore Ser @nael perberrlidt miro.
glib 4: Die SrseI lit bas ei-
sentlide ,,no ein5ise Mnfifinitru-
mel.t, bas IN Ser airde geItattet 1T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

@iIb 1: Sic Stride bat ibrc
eigene, oriainclle @t1ltf, Sic bon
jeoer anoern berld)ieoen lit, ielbit
III Ser Sprm ibrer Noten. Sic ipiro
gregorianiIde Muiit genannt, nad)
YapIt &reaor Sem @roBen, ser Tie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

ssamen uG6lpine 9ernels', ben,,tt
miro. Sbre 3eidnl1ng tpuroe aa,s
Sunoerten bon 3eidnltngen sabl-
reid)er Nitbeluerber angenonn1cn.
Sdpeiter Marp @abrieI ipltroe als
gbren1ititelieo ser squaorou auf-
genpln1lell.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

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day. week Buy very depended upon
it.