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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
In The Local TheGterS
POLLS

"The Courtship Of Andy Hardy
opened q five-day engagement this
morning ct the Loew Poll theater
and proved q tip-top addition 10 The
popular family series. Every father,
mother and child enjoyed the antics
Of Carvel's number one boy and
Americas number one actor.
Mickey Rooney was never better
than In the new Metro doldwyr-
Mayer picture. And Donna Reed, as
the latest romance In Andy's life.
proves q charmer destined for top
stardon In Hollywood.
Lewis Stone again Is the WISE
small-town judge, and his "man-t0%
man" talks with Mickey are q high
light. Fay Holden, Cecilia Parker,
in her most dramatic role Of the
series, Ann Rutherford and Sara
Hadden all register in their IA
miliar characterizations.
The story concerns Judge Hardy'n
attempt to smooth out the RULED
life Of Melodie Neslit (AAiGs Reed.
whose separated parents bring their
squabbles to his court. In his pity
for the girl, he enllsts the aid 0f
Andy, who hesitantly consents to
take her to her first dance.
william Lundigan and Steve Cor
nell join Miss Reed as two more
newcomers TO the series, both 0f
whom look like leading man pros-
poets.
On the same program Is another
smash hit, 1.-THE Man Who Returned
10 Life" o dramatic thunderbolt
with John Howard IN the leading
role.
Next Thursday and Friday, for
two big days, Bobby Byrne, popular
dance maestro and his famous or
chestra will appear IN person on our
stage for four big performances
daily. In addition 10 this headllner
there Is an all-star show featuring
today's most popular radio, stage
and screen personalities. On che
screen will be the new Metro
doldwyn-May dramatic triumph.
kid Glove Killer" featuring van
Hefiin, Marsha Hunt and Lee Bow
man. In addition there win Ne s9e
iected shorts and the latest nsWN
events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

To the average peanut-munching
circus fan, Stravinsky and Balan-
chine may be just names. They
might be o couple Of Notre Dame
linemen or On acrobat act. However,
they're not,
Stravinsky Is q dapper little RUS
sian composer whose music, during
the past 80 years, has caused quite
n commotion In the top drawer OF
the artistic world. He has been
called genius. as we'll as several
other things, and he has been an
important figure among the long
haired gentry.
BalAncliine comes q little closer
10 the sphere OF ordinary mankind,
since he owns the enviable distinc-
ton OF being married TO the lovely
dancer zorina. He is famous as q
dancer, and as q designer OF ballets
for stage and screen audiences.
MUST he A GOOD
PERSUADER
Somehow, North persuaded them
TO collaborate ON an Elephant Bal
let, the first In circus history fol
this seasons shows. How he did Il
will probably remain Norths secret
and q tribute to his genius. To en-
gage Stravinsky 10 write music fol
q herd Of elephants Is like signing
Kristen FlagGtad TO sing OF the
Stork Club, only harder.
And for the average inipresario
II would be about as easy TO hire
Heifet2 10 teach q trained seal u
play yankee DE- 70" on the bells
as TO get Balanchlne 10 act as dane.
Ing master for 80 numbering pachy.
derfng
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

NEA Service STAN Correspondent
April ll-Young Ringing North, the man
ar-condong glamor the big has pulled another
diversion
eminent pumped the distinguished figures Of famed
Savnsy ballet Baanchne right into the redh
blue awdust Of the Ringing Bros and Brnum Bailey Circus c
hn ln dAnA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

brated Gateway 70 Koliywn
radio program.
On tho same program aMd NA#lN
with the companion feature Is
teftafnmenI thrills Is 'DaNn
press" which features Hfiena
Ian ard June Clyde.
Both Of alleae films are 4
Ia Waterbury, tiley hAYH sever
shown "a town before M
saturday. Sunday M
Tuesday tElere nlW&Hz m
policE IL to 0k kiie M
films ENID II flAs 5gG
tlIeatee " n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
sUPERsTTTEOUg

Michael Aines considers a Bald
luck 10 have q coed luck can
o. superstition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
THE PROPER FoUNDArHos

Geraldine fitzgerald, irish aclze
being starred ct Warner Bros. 4 n
niece OF gheilah Richards. leaAtN
lady Of the Abbey Tileater and 0sl2
OF the best known actresses ck zl'e
land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
WATR PROGRAMS
1890 KiIOcycles

p. NJ.
t2il5--Molodic Moments
lg:45--Beta Dance
i.O0-Yankeo News
1.1b-Matinee Melodies
1:30-Andy Jacobson's Orch,
1;46--Boston InteFelty Baseball
liOO--Andy Jacobson's Orch.
4;s0-I'o 30 Announced
6.00-Qienn MIiier's Orch,
b:30---dlonn Millor's Orch.
G.00-Yanges News
G:t6-TreaBuFy Star Parade
G:a0--RepoTt from Australia
0;30-Johny Richards Orch,
7;O0--Thls II War
7;S0--NGwst Waitges OF the World
7i46-InsIdO OF sports; jack
stevens
S:00--TFeasury Hour OF Song
S;30--Chieago Th6ateF OF tile Air
p.30--Rp0tlight Bands
l0;00-J0hn uunther, News
Analyst
i0sf6--Amerlca Preferred
i0.45-Don BoVay, Tenor
News
ii:t6-Gypay Caravan
li;30-yTed Flo Rito's Orch.
i2!O0-sign of,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
150O.--WBRY-O6

160O-WBRY-O6
ls;00-rheater Of Today
II, NJ.
i2;SC---stars over Hollywood
1i00-Herenad From Buffalo
1sa0--EGWs
i;4b-d0lden Gate Quartet
ssO0--Pfegg News
2:0b-~Of Men and Books
2ig0--IBrush Creek FOliles
3;00--coltlmble Country Journal
sss0--F. q. II. Detroit
4;0O--Matin0o at MeadowbFo0k-~
Glen Gray Orchestra
4sS0@@Bfesa News
4;gB--Maiinoe at Bead0wbFo0k
5;0O-cieyeland symphony oTchss'
e;00---Ijanee InteFiHde
gs1B=GnlIing paB-AmeFica
e.4S-The World Today
7s09-This 10 War
7s10-FFeAdy Martins Orchestra
Saturday Mite Swing Session
1.5g-JOhn Daily and the News
9sO0-Xour hit Parade
esAs~-Danee Orchestra
10s1g--pubilO Affairs
t0s90-V0ices 81 the Might Bobby
Tucker ~ Ch0uFs)
iiii0-T6c Golden Page -sohn :.
ftstS--igaI Mcintyre Orchestra
1fs3o-yFedd Martha OfebeetFa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11
. STORIES
IN STAMPS .
Stors and Stripes Wave
In Bermuda Second Time

Stors and Stripes Wave
In Bermuda Second Time
BERMUDA, under the sover.l
eighty Of Great Britain, fiies
the Stars and Stripes over naval
and air bases for the second time
In the history OF the idyllic island
vacation spot.
The stamp above, issued In l04i,
Is the first Bermuda airmail adj
hesive. The design bears a por-
trait of King George VI In the up
per right-hand corner and O view
Of some Of the 800 islands that
comprise the Bermuda group.
An important way station for
clippers flying the Atlantic at
present, Bermuda furnished gun
powder for Washington's army,
figured in the War Of 1912, based
Confederate blockade runners in
the Civil War, and served rs naval
base for u. s. forces In the first
World War. II is more important
geographically TO the u. S. than to
It's mother country, England. i
The islands are 666 nautical
miles southeast OF New York,
about three hours bombing dis
lance. Army aircraft operating
from bases recently built under
leases granted last year, will have
an approximate 750-mile radius TO
almost any point on the east coast,
from Halifax, N. s., to Nassau In
the Bahamas.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

solemn challenge. The men at the fronts do not
finch from it. Shall we here at home meet it with equal
courage? way is open for us to record answer.
The United States Treasury has asked 100000
Americans in 1912 to invest 1920 of their earnings in
war bonds every pay day. Already than TO- 100000
have signed up Can we recruit the other TO- 900 900 in
the "a days remaining in 1912?
No nobler call ever came to us as a people, It is
America calling calling behalf of the men everywhere
in Africa and on Guadalcana], on the sea- in the air.
Let's send them New Years message: "We have
met the Governments quota. More than 100000
of us are backing you up with 1929 every pay day."
Evening star., 1942-12-07
THE turning point Of this war
has at last been reached. But
this is no time for exu|tation
the fight will continue to
be uphill all the way"

lust YEAR AGO today this peace-loving nation
e attacked without warning by the most powerful
military combination in the world.
Theenemy thought we would not fight would notsac-
rce, could not produce the necessary weapons in time.
But just three weeks ago. on the 345th day after
Pearl Harbor the President able to announce: "It
would that the turning point of this war has at
last been reached"
From the depths initial disaster to the first glimpse
of final triumph-a in less than year-this indeed is
solid ground for pride and confidence.
But not for exutaton the President warns. 1.-THE
fight will continue to be uphill all the way.'
Evening star., 1942-12-07
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and CYCLONE FENCE DIVISION BOYLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CARNEGIE ILLINOIS STEEL CORPORATION COLUMBIA STEEL COM.
PAN FEDERAL SHIPBUllDN0 DRY DOCK CO. H. FRlcK COKE
COMPANY MICHIGAN LIMESTONE AND CHEMICAL co. NATIONAL
MINING COMPANY NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY OIL WELL SUPPLY
COMPANY OLIVER IRON MINING COMPANY PITTSBURGH LIMESTONE
CORPORATION scUlLy STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY TENNESSEE
COAL IRON RAILROAD co. UNITED STATES STEEL EXPORT CON-
PAW I. u 5. COAL COKE COMPANY UNIVERSAL ATLAS CEMENT
COMPANY VIRGINIA BRIDGE COMPANY n
Evening star., 1942-12-07

950-MlLE PIPE LINE. Made in only months
by one plant of U. S. Steel the pipe viii speed oil
east to ease the fuel situation take loads of ships and
trains. Like every pound of u s. Steel production
today. this pipe was produced for the war effort.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

"a DESTRoYERS AND 2 CRUISERS de-
vered since Pearl Harbor by Federal Shipbuildng and
Drydock Company-a part of United States Steel In
addition, this company has delivered many
chant ships, tankers and auxiliary vessels.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

AMERICA LEADS IN STEEL. United
States Steel alons has larger output than al the steel
plants Germany and Japan combined Translated into
more ships, guns tanks, planes, bombs shells. this
"ahs9 wsight of mstal" i vital to final victory.
Evening star., 1942-12-07

1000 TANKS. You read what ths nsw tanks did
In Africa. In one week a single United States Stsel
subsidiary produced enough stsel for 1000 light ms
dunn tanks. Another U. S. Steel plant turned out
1000 1000 antaiaft shels So days ahead Of schedue.
Evening star., 1942-12-07
HOW TO BUY WAR BONDS

~ payroll ask employer deduct 1920 day. )
the banks definite
should
the Treasury Washington D. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

successful. She was swept off
her feet by the older man
who had been places and met
people.
Only %. she has been married
for five years and ms ideas dur
ing that time have dominated
her hfc. She. respected his judg-
mcnt and Vas influenced by his
every thought. Respected him,
yes. and looked up 10 hun for the
first few years of their married
life.
But there was never any
young. exciting romance such As
SUSIE. the shop girl, deems an
important attribute 10 married
hfc. Not that JUd>on is unattraC-
uvc. FOR he IS very good looking
and before he married Rita he
was the husband Of blonde.
comely Hazel Forbes RiChman.
talked 10 Eddie and Rita
when ! had an exclusive story of
the divorce. Ed SAID al the time.
II have had five wonderful
wears with Rita. worry about
her now. She il so young. |
hope she will do nothing In spoil
her life or her career
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Andrews Girls, Shelton
Roc et to anne in Year
nv CHARLES GENTRY

4 YEAR means more 10
i career in the theatrical
profession than perhaps in any
other.
\ year ago the Michigan
Theatcr had stage show with
the Andrews Sisters and
comedian named Red SHELTON.
The Andrews Sisters, of course.
were known 70 tho record crowd
and the luke box set. bu' only
those who were hep IN the swing
department knew much about
them. and SHELTON was lust an
other master Of ceremonies
about whom nobody had heard a
lot
Since that time Les SoourS
Andrews have hoped up on the
Hollywood calendar and after
three pictures with Abbott and
Costello have become screen per
SonahtICS as well as swing
idNOIItCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Uses Dollar Signs

Cesar Romeros houseboy is
the talk Of the town. The
young Filipino formerly worked
for arts, Peter FairchlId, and
may be that Is the reason he IS
so artistic
He paints CeSar's telephone
messages IN soap on the mirrors
an over the house. II u * A
romantic call he does u IN
hearts and flowers.
II Us business ne scrolls dol
lar marks and II It's some one
Cesar doesn't want 70 talk 70
hc does a monkey with his
hands over his mouth,
Rod Skellon cracks
What lovely day 10 60 rid
ing-on somebody elSe'S tires"
The tire situation is 50 acute
with the long distances 10 nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN - Shanghai
Gesture lo.l5 a m. - -.
3 %. 5.57. SIS. 1888 y. m:
Stage Show. II - q m, > "a,
500 7.3o. 9.5s p. m.
FOX Bail Of Fire" l2.29
, 20, 700 1920 p. m Gas.
tics IN the Desert. 11.2I
a m 2ii, go. 9;2i p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS
Woman Of the Year 12.OS.
3.2S. SIS. zoos p. m: Joe
Smith American II a m,
30 3 10, 9 p m.
ADAMS Son Of Fury
II q. NIL .56. 4.52. : IS.
1914 p. m. shut My Big
Mouth H. 50, 3.i2. SIS,
9.}i p ~.
PALMS STATE The
Fleets In. 1880. il5. $40.
HOS p. m: international
Lady Hos a. m, 2;33. 5.5S.
9.23 p. m.
MADISON Man Cas-.
tie ll:1I a m, 2.1i. STA.
S1i liza p m Rose Of
Washington Square 1924
3 "a, SPA. ga n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Challenge TO Hope

SHELTON has rocketed hv radio
10 a top spot on the aIrwaveS
with several hCfty film roles 10
his credit In fact ne considered
Bob Hope chief competition.
ON Tho screen you'll find two
others Who were practically un-
knoWuS "a year ago
Gene Tlcrncy and Victor Ma
turc. who have the loading roles
~ The Shanghai Gesture.
were both just starting on the
upgrade
Gene had defcd her pappy and
run off 10 pictures. and Daryl
ZanuCk was gust drawing up the
hlueprints for q career which
has certainly hloSSomed during
the last u months.
Victor Mature was Just a tall,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Passion PLAY

The Cass is dark noN' week
but viii light up or March o.
with Panama Hattie 'ha
Broadway musicale starring Ar
thur Preacher France VI
hams. James Dunn and those
Cole Porter songs.
Appropriate for The Lcn'on
season is the powerful production
Of the Black HIS Passion Play
current az the Masonic Audi
forum
This particular production had
rs origin in Lueren WeS'phal7
in 1912 4. y. and claim, 10 be-
the oldest n the world since
the OberanmerEau Players We're
a hlt 'ardy and didn't set started
until 1862
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Polish Poet 10 Talk
At Art Institute

THE FRIENDS or POLISH
ART are sponsoring a lecture to
he given by kazimierz Wierzyn-
ski Polish poet, in the Art In
Sttute Tuesday a. 8 p. m. His
topic will be Contemporary
Literature in Poland lie viii.
also read some Of his poetry.
Preceding the lecture the
Friends Of Polish Art will pre-
sent 10 the Art Institute A Polish
kiln tapestry, designed and
made in Warsaw by the Polish
artist Eleanor PlutynSks. Con-
sui General Hciiodor STARK viii
present the kiln on behalf Of
The Friends ~ Polish Art. "a
An exhibit 81 works by Wier<.
1ynSkI IS being held in the for-
ciCn language department Of the
downtown library and will con-
tinue through Wednesday. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
MOVie-CO-ROund
Romeros' Houseboy
ScrawIs Messages
With Soap on Mirrors

juvenile oppor'uniSt and every
body has 70 got up carly in the
morning 10 out-thlnk Master
Burns.
Recently. ~ school, a ruling
went through that when a pupil
was naughty his name would be
posted on the blackboard for 4
week and the only rcpreNe
would be birthdays.
When Ronne fell afoul Of the
law his name was about 10 20
up when ne suddenly informed
the teacher 10 was hlS birthday
That afternoon, Oracle was
amazed when the little AStalre
boy and several other pldymaie>
started showing up with gifts.
"Ronnic." chidcd his mother
You know this isn't your birth
daN."
40" admitted the junior
Bum, But | couldn't think of
better day II could fall on"
Here's funny one girls told
hy Ouy-kclly, head of Warmers
wardrobe
Your war nerves arc not
making YOU thinner. In fact
according 10 Orry. tho average
femme figure has suddenly &C
qured poundage IN the last SIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Catholic Play Next

Heading tho cast hero. which
Is known as tho Black ILLS com
pany. is Joseph Nicer ono Of Tho
most famed ChuStuS portraycrs
and company of 10 assisted
by tho Wayne University cap
pells choir
Special student Ua'jncCS arc
being held every day. evening
performances beginning ~ : 30
p m Although the engagement
may he extended tho last >cncd-
uled peri o r nance --Al4lI-bc
Wednesday night
The following week beginning
Continued on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Room at Top

SO oven II newcomers keep
marching up the ladder there
still room AT the top for them
wlthmIi drSlodging any Of me
older and more experienced
players
Abbott and Costello who have
also hurdlod an Tho movie ohsfa-
clos IN a year arc due soon a.
tho Fox m thou latest picture.
Ride I'm Cowboy with Dick
Foran and Anne Gwynne IN the
romantic roles
This picture. like thoI others
has been directed hy Arthur
Luhin Who has such a fair for
putting fun on film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
UqIy Rumors Arise

Rita. 700. was equally fuU of
praise for JudSon but ugly ri-
more arc being whispered about
Hollywood which may OF may
not IN true The only thing We
do know is Rita has asked the
court 10 prevent JudSon from
dispo,inG of their community
property md from molcStIng nor
lie kept tho family home and
She moved out There have been
reports Judson had control of tho
money She made. but tins hc has
denied.
Two days before this suit was
ftlcd against JudSon Rita said
II want my freedom and a
chance tn do the things other
girls do. I don't want the re-
,rr1sihility of running house
when Vor% from early morn
Ing until late 81 night. I don't
want to have my evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

navy S "pln-up girl, under
takes the feminine lead in
THE Fleets H." which has
been moved to the Palms
State for a continuous run.
Is not right for screen use. Also,
more people are reading because
Of large book clubs and, as In
anything else, demand puts .
premium on any story"
Kenneth MacKenna. head Of
the story department at M-G-M,
believes that studios will have
TO depend more and more on the
writing Of new authors, as many
important scribes are too busy
on the war effort to continue at
their writing.
He also cites the fact that
England's writers are likewise
engaged in war work or are
turning out few stories.
And if you don't believe Hol-
lywood recognizes new talent,
consider the case of Elizabeth
Chavelier's 'DriVin' Woman"
This is a first novel sold to
M-G-M by agent Ned Brown for
reported price of 100000.
But its also true that un-
known writers never before had
A better excuse for not getting
their ideas down on paper. You
can always blame II on priori-
ties If You don't already own
a typewriter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
John Payne SpoiIs
Item on Loneliness
Of Being Divorced
HOLLYWOOD. March u

HOLLYWOOD. March -
DANDOM THOUGHTS of the
IL week John Payne talked
such good game about the
loneSomeneSS Of being d.
vorced no little woman 10
come home 20. no plans for
dinner. nothing 70 do and so
forth that this scribe was al.
SOY 20 90 il for a sunday fea-
tGro.
But. before I could get my
typewriter uncovered. John and
Shcila Ryan we're such an item
the story got cold in less than
a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

weary voice and extre enc
nervousness.
Little Margarita Cansino
was only Is when she married
Ed Judson, a man Of the
world globe-trotter and ex-
perienced in the ways Of life.
She was a part Of the Cansino
dancing act but the pictures
she appeared in were not very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Number 1@G|omour Gill
Due for Q 3 Of Void,
Finds Only II edrt0che
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor International News Service

HOLLYWOOD, March a.
ID TIA HAYWORTHS wistful little voice and unhappy,
n hared heartbreakng She should be radiant
and sitting top OF the world. Rita isn't happythat IS
evident those who know and love her. She worried
vague and as if life just isn't worth living.
You'll agree that's strange attitude for young actress
who the foremost glamour girl of Hollywood and the beauty
all the boys would like TO take 10 dinner OF course Rita s
tired almost point exhaustion and then her
matrimonial break has taken its toll But still at her
age she shouldn't disiusoned frightened She should
live and that's what in Hollywood hopes
she will do when she gets her life adjusted.
She has found triumph in the homage being paid her
and Joy successfully hearache that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Gao Writer R. Burns

Charlie Chaplain started the
io1 of collecting critics in
buses when he prcyicVcd The
Gold Rush - N-G-N followed
Nt by picking up the writers
IN station wagons for Rio
Rita Vow Pete Smith SWcarS
he's sending a caravan OF Scoo,-
ers 10 bring tho critics 10 sec
his next short
Oracle Allen and George
Burns arc beginning 10 suspect
they are nursing an cmpryo gag
writer I'm thor son and heir,
Ronnic Buns
At least he Is the leading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

planned for me. I want to rest
when feel like II and go dane
ing when feel in the mood
when l am not working, or dine
with people enjoy
When YOU are married. Rita
believes your life belongs 10 your
husband. You must cater 10 the
people he finds congcnial and
drop out of your life those he
Continued on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
PLAYS in Cleveland

Art Jr. was formerly married
10 Eleanor Holm and has APP
peared here several times A.
present he and his band are
playing in the Bronze Room IN
The Cleveland Hotel IN Clove-
land and hr Expects ~ fly UP
here ~ see his parents during
their Lafayette engagement
"Hellzapoppln goes merrlE
and madly on us way Whl.r
Billy House and Fdd4e Carr aHa
company % StoogeS proceed o.
panic patrons "A the CasS fo'
second week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

dark and muscular exhibit until
he went East, grabbed off the
lead role opposite Gertrude
Lawrence in Lady in the Dark
and then returned to win more
laurelS IN films.
OF course. II is equally true
that many faVorites have slipped
in the last year, so We are al
ways happy 10 see established
stars hold their own despite the
up-and-COming class of actors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
0E4A 1nhawy R1n Hay~o,h 1toyie, friends in 0AoM,uood
Sister Eileen
ReturnS to
Lafayette
BY CHARLES GENTRY

4 GAIN the Lafayette lights
"A up this time 10 welcome
back thay amusing young lady,
any Sister Eileen, who VIII he
here for an extended run start
ing Sunday night.
There will he new faces in this
company which rs under the
segis of Frank Mccoy, the pro-
Queer who operated the Maple
wood Theater in Maplewood,
n. j.
The cast he viii present here
In the hilarious hi will be
headed by Ethel Britton who
will play the role Of Ruth. while
Mary Elliott Will undertake the
title role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Fox Film Scores

Al the Fox Gary Cooper and
Barbara StanwyCk prove that
they are still top favorites. for
Ball Of Fire. that funny
comedy about A professor and a
night club singer is in its second
week.
Again at the Uaitod Artists.
crowds are packing The house 70
500 the universally popular
Spencer Tracy, now star Of
several years standing and
Katharine Hepburn in The
Woman OF tho Noar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Psrents Real Parents

The story. as you know, con-
Germs the adventures Of two sis
ters from Columbus. O. who
turn out 10 be the GreeneSt girls
in Greenwich Village y. y.
Others in the cast are Russell
Hardie. who has just finished An
engagement IN Under This
Roof, Betty Van Dyke. Robert
Bernard, King Donovan John
Grogan. Arthur Jarrett and
Mary Power.
Incidentally Art JarTett and
Mary Power are The father and
mother Of the orchestra leader
who ls really Art Jarrett Jr.