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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
SEASON A SUCCESS

Although official figures OF the
1912 Michigan deer XIII will mol
be- available for several months.
Drummond Island hunters should
be "cll up tho list in Inc percent
age columns OF successful nimrodS.
According 10 IN Official count. the
firS' 7S2 hunters leaving tho island
this fail came home with 3l4 deer.
interruption OF ferry service No
Nember 1918 sent some hunters
10 other grounds. Returning hunt
ers said there were not enough
IN some parts OF the island 10 keep
tho deer moving Otherwise, even
success might have been
recorded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

dlcwcight who meets Charley
Hayes IN the other feature bout on
the double "indup show. was 10
arrive here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

A, 3, C. REC. nv; r.! Success yI.s5 S.. q! $50
Open Bowling az All Hours
BEACON REC. vtHSoR. At WATERMAN
o~u Bowling TO-DAY unu $50 p v. An n,
Saturday. ard sundau from 10 A n 10 Closino
CADILLAC ;, .,,. -, { C 9o. sts' ,..
op.o eo-Iios osib 4 N TO clomno. seize,
CHEhe- TR0MBLY IS; 3, o 80
Your Local Rser,Atior "a, Eotr, sia,s, ,or
3.Msn Team ToUc0s, tebits Close Dec ~
CREST LANES 'otltsros 4" GO. e'Vee
so~isr'' phrssw' Vat Our STAGE Bsr .nd
Cocktail Lounes sothins Like ~
DETROIT RECREATION s tI{sytT =! ~ ~,
"a Ailssi opsn so~Iinu Dsi, snd Surds, ron
op'rino Unit Cioura
f0RT-BLYD. REC. "T .tsr 5osr
op,n Boan0s TO-DAY Urt SO p " ana
After 90 20 p " Az on Saturday, Suoaa,.
GARDEN REC. ago ~ 10 ,,i.'5 avs
op.r Bo.hos roOAV uoi I'D Att,
&C. nsn'' oouhl" SAs's' SATURDAY. $40 p n
Grand CENTRAL '''Lttssy sAHs
Quotes SlI.,, !" n.,,o, o., $50 800 49,,
p snd After 10 20 free iruruetioa, bst,
GRANDWAY REC, 1855 q G'AsO O.! awe
Brand Me- Allsy, opsn BosHae suuresa ara
Sundays. Beautiful Coes,an louret
cpllT IIKEc 10 BALTIMORE
unCNI lRhCo ~ Woodland Ma $3.50
opsn Bowling - 50 ALLEYS N sow un,h
500 " s0o After % p Cocktail sar
IMPERIAL pFc 6tstRAt MOTORS sLoG.
I'M LnlHL HLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED
10 Modern Aus,t
open Essry oD Until nidnisht "a siss
J. J. MlllFTT'S "z raussUtt AyC
10 Alisu opsn Bo~iaa from ~ urtit
". aid Atsr 90 p n All op Ss'urda,
| nUE'S pEc 20 BOWLING bttCYS
wv HlV' 10 BtlliARo TABLES
Coett' lounss w 1872
i192S t,o I.d,r,o- a. fsrlss,
! UCEY STRIKE 80, 80, Gstso sgvts ~
on'7 Ro-irs TODAY u-'f p - "a Are
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Consult This Directory Daily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Parker May
October
Court Here

judge K. Hunt Parker. Of Roanoke
Rapids. IuSid,n. Judge OF the third
judicial district. @! which Vance is
Il part. ma" hold the October term
Of Vance superior Court. Clerk l..
q. FalknCr g.; J today. There is as
vet nothing definite or official. how
yer.
ledge !. Raul f'"i%Icllc. OF Snow
H;il. Greene county. is scheduled 10
hold The term. which is for Two
weeks. The hrs, Tor criminal and the
second for civil matters.
.Ei-.r Parker cuStumarily CX-
y..:alg,,. ,.au's about once year 80
co. TO ""rnit him t. come I" Vance
,,,jr,,. N.uor, - once lived. and
where he has numerous friends. He
j. highly r"g.g,icd III the county. HIS
the spring OF 1911.
The Gcuu,r Two weeks sitting of
the count g. The only regular session
.ur H., .,yuuG half Il the year.
Mi. ru.ku"r aid today the GRIM
MI uuc.,ut 0, growing. hut with only
20 lu.a.cid" ca. t thu, tar. MI other
r;yv, aye 81 less >gyIuUS nature but
may I've sufficient IN Number 10 run
IT,, -y..i'u f.. the CniiG" week. The
civil c.l"ri." is L. cungcStCd.
.n.I.h twu u- 'hrcc l.,iGat!onS %.
aarC .hau ordinary 'u;,rcs; are list
for nearing,
Tic first week OF III" session be-
rims ,n Monday. October ;. followed
= Tie civil '..ia Tie Glowing Mon
4 Y. October -. Jurors for both
weeks w.i Zee drawn by the Vance
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Scrap Drive
Extended To
Rural Areas

CenterS iii the rural sccrl,rs
county Tor collection OF ,r,.,,,' VI me
and other materials rp,. H., meta!
lori were announced today by "
sanders, chalrtnan for IN" r,,ral =" w, "
gram. Mr.. Sanders culn,v il"-
agent, Is working through ...., ."'iN
agricultural comnnlt,"rrr,.M ..,, nous
crS. and anticipates g,prr,,,,. "N-
SponSc To the appeal ''"> It.
The scrap Campaign -. .,,
way formally mex; MpnG.v .rI T' ,'''.,
run through the mrrlh r.r,,,%"
crntcrS fur the city h:.,r .i ,"|N
been designated by Al T. '."!
general salvage chairman ~,
Sc"t'tS vii! assist and city stree. q,
pariment trucks will cnour,.,,,,
making collections. III
Filling stations and otlrr. r.,I.o...
centerS will pay forty cent rr,. Lung 's
drcd pounds for scrap drI,..,''.I
Scrap dealers will max, r4lr.,,,."''
from the receiving ccntcrS. ''''
Neishborhood leaders ar,. ,,t:..
inventories Of available r,.,rr,.I'
Letters Will bc son, Monday r. IN
farmers III the county asking ,bcr
cooperation.
Following is the list %, ru,.I -,
cCivln% .ta,iunS. as announced Inc NJ
Sanders today: ''
M!GdicbluG. Bomuctrs Store
DrCUry. c. +. WItkm..
Bullucliviilc. +. - ia,ll0cE
Ccpha# Springs. Charlie. R,,tar-
,'illc.
Townsville. c. II. Howell
WILLIAMSBURG. GU2rr%u'. Store
llIrri, Cross Roads. C. 7 uar,5s
Go"ch'a Grove. l.. J. Gupton
HickSburo. f.. 7. lIicis.
Aycuck. +. I. Dunn.
CokcSburv. ". f. Gill.
Pc2ram'S Store. H. y. pcgram.
EPSON. w. G.. Vim.
CARROTS Garrett a. Henderson.
DabnCy. Norwood Store
Watkins. Fine RidG" S~.yicc S,,..
! ion.
Bobbitt. II. p. Gill.
Bcarpund. l.. G.. FraN,r
GillDuvg. w. NJ. Minor.
Wcldnn'S Mill. O. IL. Weldon.
NickSborO. S. l.. FaiSncr.
GrcyStunc, Brown 81 Brown.
Nittrcll. b. l.. and H. \. Wtodlle,
I"b Vance, q. T.. Parkinson.
Gilr% Siding. Huff Brothers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
TWO REALTY DEEDS
ARE FILED FRIDAY

There We're two rCali" deeds with
III" Vance Registry Friday. accord
ing - the records in the office u! |!
NJ. Robinson. registrar.
II. G.. kitircll. commissioner, sold
J. Il. Sattrrwhitr 955 acre, Of land
in the county iuI ".Gn2.it
In another tran K. C.. kl''rcl'.
commissioner, Cunl ycd 80 acres at
land in the county Ia 7. {. Sa,tcg-
white. at al. for &3.3n6.5i.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS

The National Association of Securities Dyu.,... Inc
D.Stgc: No II. published the following ..'.. prices
based quotations furnished 10 Il 1y CERTAIN dealers
a. p. August 30. 1912. the % s.ruu'. . .nc.
no instability iur these prices they a.c .v nd.
cat.EC % the general current mari.t."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
United Germans
Maintain Lead

The United Germans maintained
their three-p point lead over the
second place Northwestern team
yesterday although they were held
10 2-2 tie in the final game of
the first round Of the Detroit Soc
Ger League
The teams hattled through the
FIRST half without A score. In the
second period both teams were
awarded penalties and converted
them into goals. Ewald Hilbert
and Tony Barra scored for the
Germans while Don Souchek and
Don Told added the Northwestern
tallleS.
In other games Of yesterdays
schedule, the DetroiterS and Hun
earlan-Americans played 10 a %
deadlock, the BavarianS defeated
St Clair 20. and the Venetlans
forfeited their game 10 the His
panoS
Walter Stack scored first fof
the DetroIterS 10 give them a 10
lead at the half and carly in the
second period, ManSfred Lehman
added another. In the last half
rally Joe Sores and Nike Schwlm-
mer evened tho score.
In the Bavarian victory, Bert
Newman and Pete Nutu scored
the winning goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Three Share Top
In Hockey Loop

The National Hockey League
today has a thrce-way tic for first
place. In tho deadlock arc Detroit
Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs
and Chicago BlackhawkS.
The Red Wings and Blackhawks
owe their place in the deadlock 10
the lowly Boston Bruins. who
sprang a surprise last night by
defeating Toronto. rs, while De
troit and New York and Chicago
and Montreal were battling 10 ties.
Leading Montreal 30 early in
the third period.sChicago appeared
headed for a certain victory, but
Gordon Drillon bagced two goals
for the Canadiens and Ray Get
life another 10 produce a 3-2
deadlock
The Jackson brothers, Art and
Harvey paced Boston 10 IFS sur
prislng victory over Toronto. Art
bagged three goals and Harvey
scored with less than 3 minutes
10 90 10 break the 6-6 deadlock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
b. c. CARD WASN'T TOO TOUGH

upset victory which gallant Auburn fashioned
the previously unbean Georgia Bulldogs last Saturday
hghghs of the evident phenomena Of modern
collegiate feeAhe matter now good club the chances
considerably higher than 100 against going through
n tough game schedule indicated and united.
There topnoch outfits the today and
the front running aggregation is terrific AS
Exhibit A. you might take the University of Michigan The
Wolverines have fine combination this They have
wealth of fast talented backs and forward wall that
of the best in the land.
Yet Michigan has dropped three games this year losing
the Iowa Scahawks Minnesota Ohio State Against Notre
Dame Michigan played perfect football displaying fury
attack that close irresistible Playing they did
against the Irish Michigan could likely whip any
land.
Bat keeping the players keyed such fighting pitch
carly September until late in November something else again
just can't he done Unless club has few soft spots
where along the line chances of putting unbroken
string Of victories about the the hitting
the jackpot one Of those ong-shot daily doubles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
a Nod for Denny Meyers

Miracle Of the year in the pigskin whrl Denny
Mye and Carl Brumbugh couple of graduates Of the Chicago
Influence of tho Windy City uggernau be
the which the Boston Eagles under the def drec-
ton Of Myers and Brumbugh puyerzng any outfit that
is luckess enough etin their way.
Myers the brief span Of years, has succeeded In
making Eagle forget about the exploits Of Frank Leahy
roughly equivalent filing the left by Bob Teller
departure Cleveland Indians plugging the hole that
would he JnsephLnuis BaFFeHs- definitely forsook
professional boxing.
When Myers accepted the head coaching assignment az Bos
College Ltahv had moved upstairs Norc Dame
himself the uncomfortable
the profession He succeeded who had record Of
- victories and defeats in years
Eagles Had Won ~ ard lost In 1870
axng great with sensational triumph in the Rose
Down ANY succeeded him suffer By com
Iarls-n all the grand stand strateglsts agreed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Georqia to Be Touoh for Tech

Boston College and Georgia Tech only major
in the land with nspoted records this morning The Rambling
Wrecks may end glory Saturday
when they Georgia that will be the rebound
after its loss o Auburn
Although The Eagles from the home Of the bean and the cod
oaC Of the greatest collegiate combinations gridiron
and there's doubt that they something
Specialize fact that they have not had anything like
the murdcrous schedule that such outfits Michigan Nore
Dame the Iowa Seahawks Ohio State and countless others faced
II the Eagles had Great Lakes Michigan State the
Iowa Seahawk Minnesota Northwestern Illinois Notre Dame
Ohio perhaps their clean
and shining at the moment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

Denny is a top-notch inspi-
rational leader. but he doesn't
resort 20 flaming dramatlcs TO
tet results. His speeches be-
tween the halves sound more
like the studious lectures Of a
college professor than the ira
ditionaI mid-same harangue.
lie merely points ont what the
boys have been doing wrong,
and tells them what they should
do 10 correct these faults.
That's all. None Of this die-for-
dear-oId Whoozis stuff.
One wag remarked that II Is
Just as well Denny doesn't try
t. iii hsi boys with any more
fighting spirl, Ut the halves. For
they would probably rush right
lack on the field and kill p
couple Of the opposition and
tScu Denny would have that on
his conscience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Now There Are OnIy3
Boston College, Georgia Tech and Tulsa Remain
Alone Among Perfect Teams as Georgia Falls
BY EDGAR HAYES

The 1892 season and the list OF
unbeaten teams VIII run out about
the same time. With a week or
two left there are only three teams
IN the unhcatcn. united class, and
one Georgia TCch. -laCeS-lts
ScNereSt test next Saturday when
the Ramhhn Wrecks tack c
Georgia. Georgia viii be roaring
back after Saturdays startling
upset AZ the hands ni-AGh@rR--
Here is how the football picture
looks with the end in sight.
THE NATION & BEST-BoSton
College Georgia ff,rt-f7 ana Tulsa.
SATURDAYS VIC TIM s --
Georgia in tho seasons most stun
ming upset lost 10 Auburn. Z7-l3
William and Mary. unbcatcn bat
tied lost 10 Jim Crowleys pre-
flight eleven 1i-o
CHAMPIONS Western Confer.
Cncc. OHIO State. which defeated
Michigan, 2l-7. Saturday Biz
three Yale, which defeated Har-
ward ID. BIG S.N Missouri
HOW TIE MIGHTY HAVE
FALLEN Minnesota lost 20 WIS
ConSin, 2O-6. for tho fourth defeat
Of the season for the GopherS, the
most they have lost in many many
years. II was Wisconsin first VIC.
tory over Minnesota in a decade
NICE GOING Michigan State
scores fourth victory of year
against West Virginia
FATAL RALLY-Once aCair
University Of Detroit fell before
a rally staged by Arkansas. Last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

Washington Eleven CIinches Right 10 Oppose
Bears for Title by Beating Dodgers 23-3

Washington Redskins today are
champions of the Eastern Division
of the National Football League
and Will oppose Chicago Bears
Western winners, in the playoG
for the league title.
The Redskins Sewed up the
Eastern THE by defeating Brook
lyn Dodgers, 23-3. yesterday in
Washington before a crowd OF
3f.470 a frce-for-all battle mar
rowly was avorted when Perry
Schwartz Of Brooklyn and Bon
MaStcrSon FLASHED in a fist fight
IN the third period
Sammy Baugh, Washington S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Puck Race
KnOtted
; Ways
BY International New, ssruc.

National Hockey League race
today had resolved into a tflple
tie for the lead by the Detroit Red
Wings, the Chicago Black Hawks
and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The bottom place Rangers broke
a long string of defeats by tieing
the Red Wings, "A. at Madison
Square Garden. scoring A goal in
the last minute of the third period
The Boston Bruins noSed out
tho Leafs with a 10 victory al
BeantoWn, thus putting themselves
Just behind the triple tiers.
The Montreal CanadienS, by a
final period burst which Melted
three goals, held the Black Hawks
10 3-3 tie al Chicago.
The three leadinT teams have 10
points each IN the standing with
Boston next with eight points,
Canadiens. 7, and the Rangers
holding the cellar with five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

year II was go, saturday ~ was
Al
WORST SEASON-Northwest-
ern. winner Of only one game this
fall. added Notre Dame 10 its list
of r1rTurrorS- = 7-Ettt
ANCIENT RIVALS dian
keeps the Old Oaken Bucket by
trouncInE Purdue 200. That's job
insurance for coach 30 Mcmillan.
SERVICE TEAMS DO WELL
North Carolina Preflight trimmed
William and Mary. Iowa SeahawkS
tFeHneed Nebraska. $50, and
Great Lakes trippcd Illinois. so.
Il was the first shutout Of the
season for the Him
OFFENSE IS THE VOGUE
Notre Dame d. Northwestern 20.
Army 40 Princeton 7. Boston Col
lege b. Boston University 0. Tulsa
80. Creighton 19. Holy Cross IS.
Manhattan O. Dartmouth IS
Columbia y. Maryland 81 Wash
Ington and Lee IS. Duke Il. North
Carolina State o. L. {. L a. Ia.
Washington 10. Stanford %, Cali
forna Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Used Georqe Halas Ideas

U-nnv hed Ioarncd foo6a he raftern q The Var
nor system and the formation. As rugged guard for the
Chicago Bears he had 10 believe that George Halas
cnsvc VAS best He chung this belief de
in quarters that the plan Of attack
could successful only when you had such material
available in the Windy City
lie hesitate thrust out his chin when he took
Boston College While the old grads still speak
cahy of hushed Denny announced
wouldn't be any difference in the results
his regime and those accomplished under Leahy
tu,clage. This close sacrlege.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Athletic First Aid

Anyone DESTROYS Of learning first
aid for athletes Is invited 10 at
tend the class now being formed
az the East Side Bend and Mend
Club. Phone Fl. 8040 and ask
for Louie Brand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Delaware Pros Hold
EAGLES 10 I'll Tie

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. %
GNSl,-The Wilmington Clippers
today boosted a record Of nine
consecutive games without defeat
after holding the Philadelphia
Eagles TO "A 2l-2l tie before $500
fans. The Eagles rolled up a three
touchdown lead before the Clip
pers hit their stride.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

passing acc, made his first touch
down In six years OF pro football
when he ran II yards 10 score
Green Bay Packers. prohtng 10y
a poor boot by Merle HapeS which
went only II yards, went on 20
score the touchdown which gave
them a 2l-2l tie with the New
York Giants.
Pittsburgh StcclerS turned on
the power 10 down Chicago Card
mails, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Pro Grid Standings
WEsTTRN DIVISION
EASTERN DIVISION

lESItRDAh = RESI- LIS
Bears q DETROIT
Green BAY n. New York q.
Washington 20. BROOKLYN g
Pii'sbGrFh j.. Cardinals 3
NENT SUNDAYS GAMES
Washington a. DETROIT
Cleveland a. Bears
Cardinals At New Ylrk
Green Bay a. PhUsde pnia.
Brooklyn a. Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
s. James Wins
.CityIitIeChdnle
Against ST. Paul

ST. Paul, east side second divi-
sion Catholic League champion
has been pointing for two weeks
to the city championship game
against ST. Alphonsus, but today
they arc revising their outlook 20
include ST. James instead Of the
former favorlte.
Jack Reek valid scored two
touchdownS and passed TO set up
another AS his team defeated ST
AlphonsuS for the second time in
two weeks yesterday az Ives Field,
winning the west side title with
the victory Final score was 24-0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

lis Aim ost impossible
TO Keep Good Outfit
at Fig htinq Pitc h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Bio Nine Standings
Skin Cracked
Between Toes?

G"' III y w.
I,retea-rerY to-day nru h4
sour druggist UGrHrc-s have discovered
boss u.s. sl& active medical ingredients
often rr1~ut. frIrtc rrr1E burn nC
o.lIrt rf4t.r= which 7re usuaHr q sIEu
90 afg.r'r.H f..' helps luHrf ags'fsi local
infection n JAS used Must relieve
MERCIREX s. SKIN Il;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

? c org as u pset by
Auburn Goes 10 Show
You How Grid Goes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

year 1t was 90. Saturday II was
l4-7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
IT ALPHoNsUS
IT JAMES

C-rlnrAn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-13
IM The Local TheGterS
STATE

Performances tomorrow evening at Warmers State theater conclude the engagements of Joan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas in the lilar- ious comedy '"They All Kissed The Bride; also Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward in Ladies Tn Retirement" |"
 Tomorrow the State ushers in an- other sensational show with Ann Sheridan, the queen of Kings Row., in another spectacular per- formance in her biggest hit to date Wings For The Eagle, with Dem his Morgan being co-Starred.
 Wings For The Eagle" is the story of the men who make our planes and is hailed as a picture packed with as much drama as the story of the men who fly them.
 The film is set in the vast Lock- heed Aviation plant during the per- tod shortly before Pearl Harbor and the hectic days that followed the infamous attack.
 Corky Jones, played by Dennis Morgan, a cocky young fellow, gets a job at Lockheed, primarily to be in essential defense work" and to escape the draft. His friend, Brad Maple, played by the inimitable Jack Carson, is studying to get an engineering job at the plant. Ann Sheridan in the feminine romantic lead plays the part of Carson'S wife.
 In addition to the above mention ed stars the star-studded supporting cast features such favorites as George Tobias, Russell Arms, Con De Fore and Tom Fadden.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents a gang land thriller titled Bullet Scars" with Regis Toomey, Adele Long, mire and Howard da Silva.
 Don't forget. Cecil B. De Miles spectacular technicolor triumph Reap The Wild Wind" with twelve big stars topping the cast is on It's way to the State. Reap The Wild Wind" is currently breaking records throughout the country having broken the 10-year attendance rec ord at Radio City Music Hall during its five week run. Ray Midland, Paulette Goddard and John Wayne are starred.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-13
POLES

Wednesday and Thursday of this week, Martha Rave, whose sparkling comedy and bounce" singing have skyrocketed her to fame, will appear in person for four performances daily on the stage of the popular Loew Poli theater.
 In her series of personal appear anceS during the last year, Miss Kaye broke all records for attend ance at key vaudeville theaters from coast to coast, making her tour among the most successful ever undertaken by any personality.
 You have seen Miss Rave on the screen innumerable times in such hit productions as 'Tropic Holiday" :" "The Boys From Syracuse" "Waiki- ki Wedding" Navy Blues" and many others; you have also heard her on the air, having appeared for over 8 year on Al Jolson's CBS radio show guest starred on many of NEG and CBS outstanding pro- grams including: Eddie Cantor's Camel Caravan; Hollywood Screen Guild; Gateway to Hollywood; Bob Hopes Pepsodent Show; Rudy Val lees Sealtest Hour; Chase and Can- borne'S program with Charlie Mo- Carthy; she has also appeared on the New York stage in many out standing musical triumphs, the lat est among these being Jolson's Hold On To Your Hats" the 194O hit! Now you are offered the opportunity of meeting one of the entertainment worlds biggest and most popular stars in person, on the Loew Poli stage, so be sure to attend one of the performances which Miss Rave will give here on Wednesday and Thursday.
 Surrounding this headline person. ality Is an all-star show which in- cludes such favorites as Mark Bal lero famous for his Nfelike impress sions; the four sensational Macks, skating marvels of the cenutry: the 2 zephrs, clowns in pantomime com ing direct to here from the savoy- Plaza ballroom in Harlem, and on the same bill are numerous other big acts, of which there are too many to mention here. Providing the musical background for this gala stage show is Gus Meyers, Jr., and his orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-13
STRAND

As up to date as a news flash on your radio, Escape From Hong- kong", is made more compelling by dramatic plot which is full of sus- pense until the final scene. This action-f filled, first run, first Water bury showing, feature, now in its third day at the Strand theater, with Leo Carilio, Andy Devine, Don Terry and Marjorie Lord, gives a sample of American spirit and en- ergy in the war-toYn Orient.
 A newcomer to the screen, Mar jorie Lord makes her debut in the picture and shows exceptional promise and screen adaptability. Cast as a British agent who is mas querading as a Naz, Miss Lord is everything in teh way of beauty and Cleverness that Mata Hari is pop ularly believed to be. The story finds three American vaudeville players who present 8 marksman- ship act in a Hongkong theater. They uncover evidence which leads them into action which is clinaxed by an air raid on Hongkong.
 The second, first run, first Water bury showing, feature "The Mad Monster has George zucco, John- ny Downs, Ann Nagle and Glen Strange in the featured roles.