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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Film Time Clock

ADAMS. MY Gal SAL" II a. m, i:59,
Congo" 1859. 1881, 6A3, e:3a p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL Captains Of
the Clouds. If a m. 2:35, $3.50, i0:l5 p.
m. The Lady l. willing" 1920, 5:l5
915 o. m
CINDERELLA Captains Of tn
Clouds" 2.lO, =, $3.50 p. m: The Lady
1850 7. IO:4O y. m THE Lady Is VIII
ling" I 20. $50. s:l5 p. m.
FOX-"My Favorte Spy" 1880, 400
-7Ia. ln:3i D. m. The Lady Takes {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

FLYER" ills a. m, 1888. 5:4s. s:O3 p. m.
MADIsoN-"They Met in Bombay" IL
a m, 2:2s. $50. e:i5 p. m; Nothing
But the Truth" 1888. 4. 7:25, 1880 p. m.
,iemfwyp shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu
MICHIGAN Reap the VIVID Wind.
1888, $3.50. 1908 1913 y. m. "Hayfopt. +"
1883 a. m, 3, 500, 9:25 .. m,
PALNIS-STATE- The Gold Rush II
a, m, 2. 5. sos, ~ ;O5 D. m. THE Great
Mans Lady" ~ 80 $40. $40. e4'
10. m.
RIVIERA Captains Of the Clouds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

2:4o. s:55. II p m; The Lady IL wa.
ling" ii05. Sis. a.25 p. m.
ROYAL-"CaptAins OF the Clouds" so
1875 p. m. The Lady Is willing" 4,
e.46 y. m.
TELENEws News. short subjects, Q a.
m 10 n g. m.
80, Sis. 9;O5 D. M. Captains OF the
Clouds" 1904, $3.50. iO;i0 .. m,
UNITED ARTISTS-"Kid Glove Killer, -
11:i5 a m. 1880, 5:i5, . y. m: The
Vanishing Virgianisn," 2:35. $3.50, 7:oo.
10 20 o. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

kind Of things the Kids do, but
Pat wouldn't give 1t to her.
Ever the sharp businessman, he
sold II to his mother for 5 cents.
That means he's got So cents
now, and they're keeping an eye
peeled. He's sure TO think OF
something to get 2 cents more
so I'll have an even SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

THINKING OUT LOUD:
What's happened 10 Jokes
Nobody tells you any good Jokes
any more. Maybe It's the war,
hut 7 don't think so. More likely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

new south of the border routines,
and Bill McCune's band plays for
shows and dancing, featuring song
stress Del Parker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

paign.
The only iokes I've heard
lately are some more Of those
talking horse stories. The KIND
that don't have any point to
than
Tho latest one is about the
Haan and his dog. The man was
driving a wagon over muddy
West Virginia road
Finally The horse stopped
looked around and said, Don't
YOU feel pretty useless, sitting
there while do all the ~eHk =,
The man was so frightened
al hearing the horse talk that
he jumped off the wagon and
ran mile before he stopped,
the dog running along with him.
Then they sat down to catch
their breath.
Gosh" said the dog. 81 WIS
80 surprised you could have
knocked me over with a feather
when that horse started to
talk"
From now. on. though. l just
listen 70 those jokes. / don't
tell them. / tried TO tell the
above one yesterday TO young
lady.
When I finished il and waited
for her 10 laugh, she just dead
panned me.
That's all there II Ia IT," /
Said You can laugh now"
Il know" she said, "but ! al
WAYS listen 10 those horse
stories like that. The stories
aren't as funny As the express
ion on peoples faces when they
explain 10 you that that's the
end Of the joke"
Then she started 10 laugh and
7ugh. Darn her.
Why doesn't somebody invent
a new phrase instead of stop
ne II you've heard this?" No
body ever does stop you. You
never know that it's twice
told Joke until you hear the
other fellow give that forced,
artificial laugh that means he's
heard il before but is just try
ing 10 be polite.
Jim Wall. of CKLW, has a
yarn about his kids Not a joke,
just story.
His son. Pat. II years old, II
the acquisitive one of the fam
lily. always figuring ont a new
way 10 make an honest penny.
Barry, !. il always getting into
difficulties. Like last Sunday.
Barry got his Sunday trousers
dirty and Pat cleaned them for
him. He charged Barry s cents.
His latest coup, though. came
because he (Pat had AZ cents
and wanted TO make il an even
80 cents.
He told Barry he would be his
lawyer and take care of "all
kinds of trouble for you" Barry
agreed 10 the idea and signed
the following legal document
prepared by Pat:
ITO Barry: ! am your lawyer
for one year for the sum of .
cents. will do my best every
time. Pat Wall" They got their
sister Ruth TO sign II a. a wit
ness and Barry forked over the
= cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wall. when they
cot wind Of il. didn't think il
was quite right and made Pat
give Barry his 2 cents back. Pat
did, but insisted that the con-
tract be returned 10 him.
Mrs. Wall wanted the contract
~ souvenir. to remember the
n CHARTS TOMORROW
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

Dorothy Lamour spent part of her vacation with her husband, Heroic Kay, at the resort near Houston, Texas, where he was appearing with his orchestra. She appeared with the orchestra one evening and sang two numbers; she also an- nounced that she'd like to be back, singing with the band, but that he wouldn't give her her old job again. And all she wanted was $50 a week and expenses.
 She also visited Galveston-her career began there six years ago, when she was Miss New Orleans" in bathing beauty contest.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

f r o m P a { h e.
 Partly for senti- mental reasons,
 partly b because some of those early pictures of his, at which we all shouted with laughter, contain gags that can be u s e d a g a in. w a t c h for his new one, just re- leased" "Profes- sor B e W a r e." There e may be some of the an-
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

ODDS AND ENDS-When Eddie Cantor sailed for Europe he took along q supply of sturgeon from NetO York delicateSSen store, just to be sure ot hauing the kind he likes best . Seuen men and OOmen, dOu- bLeS for famous mOUie stars Ot Holly wOod, sailed for England the other day to make q picture there Walter Cameron, ,oho played the sheriff in "Ihe Great Train Robbery" in finn dom's curly days, tOHI be seen in Nude for Each Other" It's re- ported that SimOne SimOn'S contract t0On't be renewed t0hen it expires about September first George BdncrOft recently celebrated his 25th year in the moUies Madge EUanS, yedrHing for experience on the stage, IS appearing at one Of the little sum- mer heaterS near NetO York Jane Pickens, for the same reason, IS doing the sanie thing in Massachusetts =. In My BiP you'll see Kay Francis iR q HetC roLe-thdt of the mother Of jour children, toeGring simple frocks in- stead ot gorgeous ones, and giuing as good performance as it she t0ere just oegmning on netO contract, instead ot wInding up dn old one.
 @ Western Newspaper Union.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

MT. Beaver, the original dam builder, gazes discOnsOlately at ''the biggest thing on earth" Grand COulee dam rising in the Columbia river 92 miles west of Spokane. Grand COulee will ere ate a reservoir 151 miles long holding 10,OOO,OO0 acre-feet of water to irrigate 100000 acres of fertile land. It will generate $500, 100000 kilowatt hours of firm power annually, plus 4,2OO,- 900, ,OO0 secondary hours.
 Although mans steel rein fOrcements (righD surpass Brother Beavers wooden ones, the furry little dam builder is better fitted for his job than man, who must wear a life pre- server on the job (left).
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25
Star Dust < Shirley Likes Cops < Shorts for Colonel < Lloyd Antiquities
By Virginia Vale

IT IS reported that Norma \ Shearer, having won the coveted role of Scarlet O'Hara" in "Gone With the Wind" now wants the story changed. It's said that she feels that the heroine's char acter, in the last half of the book, is unsympathetic.
 To do this would be to ruin the character and spoil the story, of course-and the result would be that thousands of motion picture fans who liked the book and have taken real interest in the casting of the picture would be furious.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

During Shirley Temples recent visit in New York her mother actu- ally dared leave her for a little while. Shirley was at the office of a national magazine, and her moth CT was in a smart department store, doing bit of shopping.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

cient laugh jerkers in it.
 *
 Al Roth, NEG musical director, ran into lot of surprises and sev- eral shocks when he began tracing nursery rhymes for his proposed "Children's Symphony" Most of todays simple little songs for chil- dren were originally hilarious drink ing songs!
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

Just in case you've wondered what has happened to Colonel StOOpnagle, formerly of "StOop- nagle and Budd," he's making movies. They are shorts, and he's doing it near his Connecticut home, for Educational. The finished prod uct will be issued as Colonel StOop- nagle's Cavalcade of Stuff"
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

Harold Lloyd has bought the neg atives of IA of his early pictures
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

She said that. she almost never left Shirley, but that she felt that it was all right to do so just then "The policemen assigned to her are such nice men," said she, "and Shirley is so fond of them"
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-25

cient laugh jerkers in it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Writing on Wall

Odds and Ends in the Enter
tainmcnt World: One of the
years biggest build-upS will go
TO George Montgomery who.
only 30 months ago. was a cow
boy in Montana. Montgomery. a
right kid and a real man. played
IN couple of BIS and was then
shot into the higher budget pic
lures without the struggle most
young leading men have 10 go
through.
All the more credit 10 him.
then, for keeping his head, as
he most certainly has done. He
can't miss.
Record | liked best this week
was Loretta and Sweetheart.
Wait for Me as played by Lou
BrecSc and his orchestra.
Have YOU heard about the
quickIe producer who lived in a
small hotel room in Hollywood -?
So small was the room, in fact.
that the handwriting on the wall
was IN shorthand!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
New Singers Cast
In San Carlo Opera

FORTUNE GALLO will pre-
sent the San Carlo Opera Com
pany in a one-week engagement
at the Wilson Thcater. Monday,
April 20 through Sunday, April
26.
Several new singers will be
heard in Detroit for the first
time in the eight performances.
In the soprano section. Mobley
LuShanya, American In d ia n
prima donna. sings the dramatic
operas; Lucille MeuSel and Grace
Panvina tnew) share the colora-
-tura- soprano relies. Leela Turner
is cast for lyric parts, and
Mary Belle new for minor
roles. Coe Glade heads the
mezzo-sopranoS, with Charlotte
Bruno and Louise Warren new
for the other parts.
Eugene Conley is a new tenor,
and Sydney Rayner, Harold
Lindi and other San Carlo tenors
will be heard in their usual char
acters. Mostyn Thomas, Mario
Vale and Stefan KoZakevich are
leading baritones, and Harold
Kravitt with Richard Wentworth
sing the baSSo roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Film Gives
The RCAF
Its Inning
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WE'VE had film tributes ia
w army. the navy, the ma
rlneS. the Raj, the AEF and
tuSt-about every branch Of Al
HE'D service, so it is only fair
that we should bave@a picture
based on the affairs of those
superb young men in the Royal
Canadian Air Force.
Such film is Captains of
the Clouds" at the Michigan this
Week.-Mrs. is one of the most
exciting aerial Spectacles the
screen has given us, both from
standpoint of action and
amazing photography, which is
all in technicolor.
1t also gives James Cagney a
fresh start on the comeback
trail. CaGney'S stock has been
sinking for the past two years
and he needed a dramatic chance
such AS this role offers.
With him are Dennis Morgan.
Alan Hale and a number of real
officers of the RCAF, who prove
that they can act as well as fly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
EASTWOOD
Opens Park
On Friday

EASTWOOD PARK, Gratiot
- at Eight-Mile road, will open
for the season, Friday, with
many new entertainment fea-
lures and a new dress for the
outdoor amusement loving pub
lie. There will be a preview of
The Whole affair this Sunday
with all amuScmentS operating.
For the first time in many
years nationally known bands
will entertain the Detroit dance
public at Eastwood Simultane-
ously with the park opening.
Usually these name bands have
come with the opening of the
Eastwood Gardens. but this year
Joe Sanders and his Nighthawks
will open the Worlds Fair in
door ballroom Friday and bands
of that caliber will continue
weekly engagements with 'danc-
ing nightly except Monday and
Tuesday until the Gardens swing
open the latter part of May.
Thousands of dollars have been
spent since the Gardens closed
last fall giving this spot an
entirely new outer and inside
appearance of glittering brill
lance.
All rides and park amusementS
will be open Friday. This will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Rom0ers
Music on
New Discs

COLUMBIA'S latest popular
~ album release features AL
Goodman and his orchestra
playing some of the famous
tunes of Sigmund Romberg.
There are four discs in this
folder stamped with such melo-
dies as will You Remember ?"
from "Maytime"; The Desert
Song and "One Alone" from
the operetta THE Desert Song;
One Kiss and Lover Come
Back TO Nj" from New Moon,
and Deep in My Heart, Dear
from the popular Student
Prince
This weeks Victor Musical
Smart-Set contains four plat
terS recorded by Lena Horne.
The album is called "Moanin
Low" and is filled with such
torch songs at Il Gotta Right to
Sing the Blues" The Man I
Love" Stormy Weather. Mad
About the Boy" and Where or
When"
Benny Goodmdn's Okeh wax
ing of Somebody Else Is TAX
ing My Place backed by That
Did II. Marie" is proving to be
one of the popular numbers,
while Glenn Miller's Bluebird
recording of She'll Always Re-
member" with "Shhh, It's a
Military Secret" as the platter
mate, is worth hearing.
On the classical side we find
that Leopold -Stekewski,- con-
Quoting the All-America orches-
ira, is on The list OF Columbia
Masterworks for May.
This organization has re-
corded RimSky-Korsakov's ia
nous Flight of the Bundle
Bee and on the back of this
l0-inch record is the ever popu-
lar "Humoresque" by Tchaikov-
SkV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Made at Crosse lie

The picture was actually
made on the training grounds at
Crosse lie, Mich, and Jarvis,
Ont, and is just about as
authentic a production as you
could ask for, without having
the cenSorS step in and put
marks on the celluloid.
Equally as interesting is the
accompanying feature. The
Remarkable Andrew in which
William Holden has his best
role 10 date.
AS young American. anxious
10 clear up political corruption.
Holden docs away with any
herolcS, any hag-waving and by
his genuine Straight-forwardneSs
really delivers a patriotic per-
torrance that's deeply moving.
Mickey Rooney too. gives
more mature performance in
The Courtship of Andy Hardy.
the latest chapter OF the Hardy
chronicle, continuing for a sec
Ond week at the United Artists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Sam Small Flies Again

In the Book World. few read
crS have forgotten phenomenal
Sam Small, The FLYING York
Sh1reman. " When his creator
Eric knight, confronted him
with some silly. fantastic Situa-
-tlon. Sam proceeded 10 solve it
IN a plain, everyday manner.
No nonsense, see.
He heard this woman saw
faith could make man fly so
Sam went out on the cliffs and
, flew; swooped and power-dived
without any mechanical crutch
like plane. Now, in Sam
Small Flies Again" KING h t
brings the original story out
once more and adds nine new
ones as good as the first.
For contagious humor and
rich fantasy look no further.
Author Knight won loud acclaim
since the first Sam Small ap-
pearance with his stirring war
novel. This Above All. But
wait until you find out how Sam
stopped the invasion of England!
The wide and undying world
that is China has in Spire d
another fine novel. The For
cigners. by Preston Schoyer.
The plot is concerned with the
activities of the foreign colony.
and of one Of its members. the
A m eric can teacher, Peter
Achilles. as war comes to China.
This is brilliant writing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
She's So Serious

Oddly enough, they are oppo-
sites, temperar1entally speaking
Roy Rognan is a natural-born
clown, but his wife Jean Lor-
raine) is so utterly serious about
life that il hurts.
THE trouble is" she said.
that get 10 Seriou, about
everything that oVerdo II, and
en- It's funny"
For instance" she said Gin
dancing school I just had 10 he
the best AT everything. II IL
were fast spins. had 20 he
better than anybody else Or
tap. or ballet or anything. I'd
do some spins, and when got
through I'd strut OF the stage
like this doing q self-imporlant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Ginger Goes Rowdy

In "RoXie Hart at the Fox
Ginger Rogers offers a distinct
departure from her Academy
winning performance in Kitty
Foyle. Here, Ginger is definitely
on the rowdy side, portraying
the role of a high-clasS Girl who
could do no wrong.
Rookie Hart" is n comical
satire on the Chicago Of Is years
ago when iurieS refused TO con-
wet a pretty girl even for muir
dor and when any one riSkcd
trial tor the attendant publicity
and vaudeville contracts TO be
gained
Ginger dances for the first
time IN years. reviving the
Charleston and Black Bot
tom dances. incidentally. which
started her on her own mctcorlc
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Bikes New Talk Topic

NOTES OF THE WEEK:
Business men who used to talk
about their golf games their
new cars or their troubles. now
start out, Say, YOU should see
my new bike. :. Larry Gentle
of CKLW- sporting a nylon
necktie.
Bad-Luck Bill, who says he's
been in lots of accidents but
never with a man who had any
insurance. finally got himself
bumped into this week by
drivermsIh liability insurance.
The insurance company is per-
-fectiy willing 10 pay without
whimper-only- there's a doubt
rs 10 whether he can get a pair
Of new tenders for love or
money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Coss Plays Big Hit
On Monday Night
tf'ftfnuru from FirSt Stage Page

continued from First Stage Pag,
this production Of MY Sister
Eileen for this comedy hit is
going into It's fifth hilarious
week starting tonight.
a LOT Of customers who want
70 come back and see IL again.
stlll can't gct In 10 witness tho
q mites Of the TWO McKennev
SISTER, as they rom y through
Greenwich Village.
Ethel Britton. a girl with a
cauStlc tongue II we've ever
seen one and naive Mary Elliott.
have me leading feminine roles.
" nil q Russell Hardic knocks
himself out as one Of the best
juvenile comedians we've seen.
lic plays The Wreck" while
John GrogHn and Dean Norton
illi he other male roles
The production is being pre-
serted by Frank Mccoy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
frankie. Charley in TIFF

The mystery" about Charlie
Carlisle's disappearance from
Frank Barbaro's palace of noise
isn't very mysterious Carlisle
and Barbara began getting on
each others nerves, and the
blow-off came when Carlisle re-
marked:
I'm tired Of this rainy
weather. I'd rather 20 get a
job In California. Will you can
Gel my contract, and how much
notice do you WANT"
Barbara, as irritated as Car
Isle. retorted:
81 don't need any notice. I'll
get along all right"
And tore up the contract forth
with. Up. S.-Other reports 10
the contrary, I'll still bet
doughnut that after A few weeks
OF cooling off, they'll get to-
cether again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Movie Round
Continued From First Stage Page

the role of the French night
Waterman in It'll You Return"
the movie he is making with Bill
Powell and Hedy Lamar. 1t is
the first time Jack has been in
front of a camera since 1916,
when he emoted with Alma
Rubens.
There's no deep-dyed inside on
why the w. c. Fields sequence
was lifted from Tales of Man
haitian"
The broad comedy Just didn't
fiji in with the mood of the rest
of the picture.
Veda Ann Borg has plenty of
luck-all bad. Remember several
years ago she was in a dreadful
auto accident that threatened to
disfigure her? 1t was really a
miracle of plastic surgery that
her nose and iawbone could be
rebuilt-and she came back as
pretty as ever. But last week,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Married, Still Lovers

PROFILE: Possibly the most
affectionate couple in show bust
ness are Lorraine and Rognan,
the comedy team. currently clos
ing a run at the Bowery, al
though they have appeared
frequently in other Detroit show
places, such as the Michigan
Theater.
They had prominent parts in
the Abbott-Costello film. The
Fleets In." and there are some
radio probabilities in the back
ground, too, although up 10 now
they have relied on pantomime
for much OF their comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Merit

not only did a bomb explode on
the set of a picture she's making
at Monogram and SINCE her eye
lashes, but she smashed a finger
in the door of her car, slipped
on the highly polished floor of
her apartment, injuring her
ankle. and when she went TO the
still department 10 pose for a
portrait sitting. a spotlight
conked her head. 1t seems TO
be just one Friday the thirteenth
after the other for Veda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Shock Executives

The next day they would call
az the executive Offices. lay the
pilfeFed blue print on the boss
desk and ask casually:
DO you know what that II ."
The answer was:
Certainly. That's one Of our
blue prints. II has our name
printed on II. But where did
you get IL
And that's how the FBI
proved 10 plant managers how
careful they would have 10 be
II an F'BI man could walk in
that easily, so could a spy from
Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Impresses Factory Heads
Or Need to Guard Plants
b, IACk PICkERING

Az INSIDE glimpse Of The
method ny which Detroit
factory executives were Im-
pressed with the ueea OF guard
ms their plants Is Afforded by
This trick used by the FBI
Months ago. Omen began
haunting important factoue>.
Seelnc how far they could
wander before being stopped
ono ot their most effective
tricks disclosed by an cNc0u-
tive al one plant where they
used II was 10 slip unoh-
truSiveiy into the blue print
room.
They would pick up a blue
print conceal II and carry it out
of the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Orpheus Concert

WYANDOTTE ORPHEUS
CLUB will present its tenth
anniversary concert on Thurs
day in the Roosevelt High
School auditorium in Wyandotte
at S:l9 p. m. Harold Haugh,
tenor and conductor of the
Obcrlin a Cappella Choir will be
guest SOlOlSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12


include Kiddie City, the play
spot for the younger generation.
The Plantation Showboat. House
of Laughs. Bubble Bounce and
fun devices Will be in full swing.
There will be roller skating each
evening and Sunday matinee to
organ music by Sigmund Ross.
Bookings are now being ar
ranged for picnics and outings
with fraternal and industrial
organizations for Eastwood's
picnic grove, which will open to-
gether with the swimming pool
Just prior 10 Memorial Day.
Buses and street cars operate
directly into the park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

DAISY. the dog in Blondes
Blessed Event" has been in 10
Of the popular series to date and
not once. according TO Frank
Strayer, who has directed all
10, has thc-snimal actor blown
a scene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Succeeds Friend

WILLIAM GARGAN, who re-
Gently was chosen 10 play IT,
title role in "A Close Call for
Ellery Queen" detective drama.
is a close personal friend OF
Ralph Bellamy, who portrayed
Ellery Queen in previous pictures
of the series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Reap the
Wild Wind
Wins -dvor

Continued From First Stage Pag,
than he is in this one, and the
RunyoncSque characters and
dialogue are deity presented
Butch Minds the Baby" is
nifty package of ShreWd enter
talnmcnt.