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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-05-02
KEVIN-SUNBURST DRILLING WELLS

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loon was ]. r. Piatre de Rozier In
France IN 1888.
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Production of cigarets Is rapidly in
creasing in Chile.
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Active Oil and Gas Fields
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Cut Bank Oil Field

Initial Top Of
Production PAY"
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OIL and Water 1920
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
More Clubs
List Shows
For the Week

HAYMARKET - Singing mis-
treSS of ceremonies, June Eldridge,
continues her oft-eXtended engage
'ment at Carl OgleSbce'S club. again
introducing old-timers Phelps and
.Cullenbine, with their popular song
and dance numbers from the Gay
.Nineties and their blackface Skits.
JaneeSe is a 1.-THE acrobatiC
dancer and Clark and Van score
with their loose jointed knockabout
and comedy drunk routine. That
package of fun, Hazel Kennedy. is
held over for another week with
her fast tap and comedy uousenSe
Music is by the all-girl orchestra
PALM BEACH - Terra Kiosk
stars here this week with novelty
acrobatic work that has made him
a top-flight entertainer here and
on the continent. His tumbling anC
IacrobaticS are augmented by tricks
on a raised platform.
The DuqueSneS are smooth ball.
room artists, offering both North
and South American dance steps
Margaret Andrews sings both blues
and swing tunes, while Pat Patter.
son Is the popular singing master
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

of ceremonies. The Pauline Parks
girls have sprightly new produc-
ton routines and Don Pablo'S
radio orchestra continues 10 please
on the bandStand, playing for
shows and dancing.
NERNES - Bill Tracy, young
Irish tenor, takes over the vocal
chore here this week. Joining him
in the spotlight are Martell and
Dawn, who mix hoke with their
musical comedy stepping and &C.
centric dance routineS. and NADIA
line Lewis, charming acrobatic and
control dancer
Carl Denny, the SilVer-topped
master of ceremonies, remains n
sing and introduce the acts. Music
is by Jack Nelson, his noYachord
and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - Ride En- Cowboy" 12il.
7A7 5:2e. 50. 10 - ?. m. luke Box
Jenny" 10 a. m. IS, ar SIS.
BRoADwAY CAPITOL - "Babt. IN
Brosdway' II 10 a. m. g. $50 10 ~
2. m, "TeNas." 1928, SIS. zoos p m
CINDERELLA RABIES on Rroadpay. %
2 40. s2a ?. m, Texas. 2 80 &
40. II 20 =
CINEMA-"Girl From Leninrrsd u 20
AIS. 40. sos. s 955 p m
FISHER" Babes On BroafvA'" - ~
I. rs, li;lo ,. m. "TeNas 90 90. Is.
roN THE Lady ]. wmInF" Il 80
ii'iia "a s5i sltP ~
MADISON 49, The Philadelphia Sto-,
II m . IS. $50 iofs o. m High
-H--te2 = { a. Y4--
NICHIGAN suspicion u 60 4
o. 10 a. p m "l.sV ~ 'hs Tropics
n IS \ m 2.a5. $40 $50 p N
PALMS STATE All Through tNs
sight l2i2 Go. 72o m 81 p m
Glamour Boy" II % = n, 40. SIS.
PARADISE Mr. WIS, GUY" NJ.
Brothers ? Is As7. rs $50 r n
RINIERA- Rahss m BroadVsV,.1, 2 H.
So s25 p m. "TsNss.' 70 30, {, rs.
ROY AI.-"Banes nm BROADWAY" 8. $50
p m Texas H ~ 1876 p n
TELF>EWS News. short subjects 3
UNITED ARTISTS - Woman ~ ths
year y, 5.2s. SIS zoos T N Joe
smith American" IL 4. m, 2 20, $50,
o. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
NeUU ShOU
Starts Friday
At Paradise
COMING DIRECTLY from .

COMING DIRECTLY from a
five-week engagement at New
York'S famous Music Hall the
Berry Brothers, celebrated dancers
of the screen. will headline The
stage entertainment at the Paradise
Theater, opening Friday.
Among their routines they viii
present their original cane dance,
that of moviegoers have witnessed
in their recent film. Lady Be
Good This engagement will mark
the first appearance OF the Berry
Brothers in local. theater.
Sharing honorS on the same pro-
gram will be Lucky Millinder and
his recording orchestra and Sister
Rosetta Tharpe. spiritual singer
On the screen the initial showing
of Confessions of Boston Blackle,'
featuring Chester Morris and Hsr-
riet Hilliard, will be the attraction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
S+arIe+ Values
Disc Collection

JANET BLAIR the highly re-
garded young actress whom Holly
wood expects 10 achieve Stardom
during 1912, was formerly a singer
with Hal Kemp's orchestra. She
learned, during the filming of
Two Yanks in Trinidad" in
which she plays the leading femi-
nine role opposite Pat O'Rrien and
Brian Donlevy, that she is one OF
the few persons in the country
who has every monograph record
which Kemp ever made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
NICKNAME AIRLINE

Richard Arlen and other actors
on the wildcat set have nick.
named Airline Judge Shorty" The
only actress in the cast. Airline is
cast among men who are at least
6 feet. Bonita Granville is another
who comes under the tiny" list
Like Veronica, Bonita is only 5 feet
/ inch.
William Powell's wife, Diana
Lewis, is only fraction taller than
Bonita. Claudette Colbert and
Norma Shearer should not be left
out Of the list either.
Two of the smallest young &C
tresSeS 10 gain recent contracts
are bona Drake and Phyllis Ruth.
Formerly Rita Rio, we'll known
band leader, Dona stands 5 feet !
inch. Phyllis is an inch shorter.
) feet even, and tips the scales at
100 pounds on the dot.
Just because you are small IS no
reason why YOU can't accomplish
big things in the film colony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Gaeeer Gagged

For the first time in his life,
Red Shelton couldn't say word
recently.
He had laryngiiiS
SHELTON was ordered by has phy-
stefan 10 leave tho Get Rich Quick
MsiSie- set for brief reSi u
isn't serious RCD was stralnlne
on a w1Secrack as he left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

for buying de-
Tense bonds q?
No. l nnyS-
terry rou n d
town is the dis
appearance OF
Monnie Drake
eth y O 3
choice for Miss
A m erica in
I 2 o.. = h c
Ia Snt bee n
heard fro m
since last week
when she Just
dIdn show up
Tor utprL al tho
Palm = 2 G h,
" p ere : r e ;
harn CfppFFNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

NOTES or A ROWING DE-
TROITER; Have you noticed The
way the telephone company girls
give the weather forecast ending
nn with. "Its always fair weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Tough Role

MARC LAWRENCE'S role in
This Gun for Hire is no bed OF
roses Among other things he is
biffed in the face with Veronica
Lakes purse and kicked down cell
lar steps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
NEEDS SPECIAL HEELS

Jean Parker has 10 have special
high heels put on all her movie
shoes. Before she started Para
mounts II Live on Danger. pro-
ducerS William Pine. and William
Thomas had three different pairs
of shoes made. each with a heel
half an inch higher Jean and CheS-
ter Morris were screen tested TO
see which size heel made Jean
appear tall enough for her leading
man
Most picture fans are amazed
when they meet Bette Davis. She.
too. is small. Academy Award
winner Joan Fontaine comes in the
same class. SO does her sister,
Olivia De Havilland.
The old belief that exercise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
A LITTLE PEEVED

The older clan were a little
huffed and AT the large reception
following the entertainment, a
kind of frost settled on the room
when Mickey walked in.
Nothing daunted, Mickey went
up 10 Raymond Massey and his
wife. who were talking 10 several
dignitaries. put his arm around
gaunt Mr.. Massey and said, Ray
7 sure liked your Lincoln"
Massey began 10 freeze into
something resembling the Lincoln
statue. but said nothing.
However. Mrs. Massey a re-
Sourceful woman with an ack-ack
tongue, leaned over and smiled.
Mickey, you know I'm not
much Of n hand when II comes
10 going To movies. hut there Is
one In production, ! understand,
that l really want to see.-It's
called Death Comes TO Andy
Hardy"
On this same bill will be Maj
Agent" with Conrad Veidt in a
stirring role about SwaStika devel-
opmentS on this side of the water.
Ann AyarS. whom you first met in
"a recent Doctor kildare, will
have the leading feminine role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

way. only i, wouldn't be normal
court unless they argued about
things.
Faces Of visitors from Holly
wood around town. They're here
for work on very hush-huSh
film being made at one Of the auto
plants.
"a Steady Reader" wants 10
know why more isn't said about
Michigan State Troops. They're
good. honest men that nobody
hears about. he writes. They
Just got over the -three-day
measles. Why not say hello to
our boys"
Okay, hello. And did you see
the picture OF the NJ. s. Troops in
Mondays Times. on the back
page?
Seems 10 me they are the
troops who guard the Windsor
Tunnel and other important
spots.
Former music writer for Warner
}ros.. Cyril Ray, is playing piano
or Artie Fields al the Frontier
lanch. replacing Dick Caldwell
no went in the army Yesterday.
Does anybody else think
there's something slightly goofy
about that new safety slogan,
Don't hit = defense worker:
How do YOU decide whether It's
defense worker that you're
trying to run over: Or aren't
YOU:
They've got a new answer for
What's cookn' ?" and maybe II
III end that particular gag The
nswer is: Nothing II always
mells like that around here!'
Some Of the schools are Surren-
dering and letting the girls wear
SACKS, because the girls insist on
Stacks at air raid drills. Real
reason wouldn't be that Stacks arc
fashionable. would ito But some
schools are still trying 10 prohibit
SACKS. and the war Is still going
on. The girls won't give IN.
Chain letter To end chain let
tiers IL being circulated by Bill
Green nf the Paradise Theater:
"Send 80 copies OF This letter IN
YOUR near rest and dearest friends.
Then pack up your wife and send
her 10 the man ut the top Of the
list. When your name reaches
the top. Won will receive e6,49S
wonderful women. Have faith.
don't break the chain. One guy
broke IL, and got his own wife
back"
Oh. you've heard IT before ?
Sorry!
Labor paper is campaigning &c
avert silk shirt days, such As
happened in the last war when
workmen paid $40 or more for Silk
shirts. So are some ot the stores
Could II he that the silk shirt
sprees didn't do ANYBODY any
permanent good?
Reader whose pot economy j,
conserving tea wants 10 know
what pet economies other readers
are adopting TO help the Wal
effort.
Al Nagler, the sports announce
worked with Harry Hellmannl IS
being kept al Fort Custer Tot
special work. including writlnI
scripts for broadcasts from camp
But still gets his allotment Of III
duty.
In case they don't know IT,
any man In uniform. regardless
~ hi. branch az the service, u
invited to the free shows given In
the BarIum Hotel navy head
quarters. You don't have Ia he
n sailor.
And ditto. SAYS Mr., LLOYD tgai
for the SeTnI-monihly open hoI>
held by the League of Ca'hoiH
Women ~ their Activities Build
ing, Parsons street Is moi ms
for Catholics, but tor any -ycrvIc
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Small Girls Accomplish
Big Things In Hollywood
BY JOHN TODD

makes ono grow tall and large
certainly does not hold true for
Sonia Henie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

HOLLYWOOD. April l. Small
girls are doing big things in Hol-
lywood.
With most OF the leading men
towering 6-footers. the young
glamour actresses are sticking to
the old saying that dynamite comes
in small packages.
Probably the tinieSt 10 hit the
film colony in some time is Veron-
lea Lake. Only one inch over the
5-foot marker, Veronica is often
mistaken for a little girl. Only
recently she went TO an exclusive
shop to purchase a new hat.
Dressed in A pinafore and her
hair in braidS, Veronica was trying
on hats when a salesman came up
and told her that children were not
permitted TO handle merchandise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

The So-called Mystery Voice
replacing her Is Faye Hubbard, a
youngster getting a break. And
not bad. either.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
ANDY CHANGES, TOO

This quandaTy brings TO mind
another problem this same stu
do MAY have 10 face when Mickey
Rooney grows out Of Andy Har-
dNS clothes.
In the new film coming 10 the
United Artists Thursday, they've
gotten as far as The CourtShip
Of ANDY Hardy" Now that
MiCkey's sober, young married
man IN real life. they can't push
tins series much further without
giving Andy a gray beard.
The only alternative seems 90
lie picking successor for
Andy. or won't the public take il.
Speaking Of Mickey. in real life,
We would like 10 recall a story,
which you NAV have heard. Even
II YOU have. YOU can't stop us in
print. so here goes.
Mickey il seems, attended a
benefit in Washington, at the
Presidents request.
Many other stars Of stage and
screen were present. but Mickey
stole the show. AS is his wont. with
his iitterbugging and amusing
mugging.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

The word doodle" inter
rupted the Mckay trial the
other day. Explaining some
erasureS on some documents.
the comment was made: well,
YOU know how you just write
things while you're phoning, for
instance. You call IL doOdling.
Case was interrupted while
they argued about how 10 spell
doodle. Atty William Henry Gal
lagher suggested spelling il
doodle. Which is the way
anybody else would spell il, any
way. only il wouldn't be normal
court unless they argued about
things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
andy Set
For WOOino
At L. H.
nv CHARLES GENTRY

MGM Is CALLING Or. Kildare
like crazy. literally trying 10 find
a successor 10 Lew AyreS, who
rather left in the middle of an
operation
II Is unlikely they will abandon
a series a. popular as these chap
tiers IN the life of a young medico
have proven al the box office, but
who's 10 take up the Scalpel?
Previous 10 this. John Sheldon
and Dan Daley Jr. were ConSid-
cred as logical SUCCESSORS and were
being slightly groomed 10 take
over the practice. But il looks
now like the fans are going 90
have 10 decide for the studio, so
If YOU have any nominations for
the role Of Doctor GllleSpie'S as
SlStant you'd better name them
now. or forever hold your peace,
when YOU step I'D 10 the usher.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30

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beim ergreifenoe IrauerIieoer uno in
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ruftporte slls 8abrtlihtrGger fun
gicrten il,nae aRitglieoer oes 3apeia
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Small. SnfeI ,,no 1ante Wid,ael mno
&egina Sngert ,mo piele 6reunoe.
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Oanfiaouno

Siir Die anIGblih oes Siniheioens
unieres aeliebtcn 8atten uno Gaters
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uns entgegengebrad,te 'Spmpatbie, fir
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ming, fir Die berrliden Blunlen.
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unb Dem ct. Sobannes airdendor
fir bic id)onen Irauerlicoer, fir Oie
frei CUR Verfiisung geitellten Mutos,
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men Nadruitporte am @rabe, Dem
Central 8crbano fir sic iebr promp-
te slus5abllng Ser 8eriiderune, 10.
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oes 2ofaliterbegeloes, iagen mir I'M.
icrn innigiten Ganf aus. Nud 0anfen
mir aIlen. bic ms irgen0tpie in I'M,
ierm aroben 2eib beigeItanben. 8ott
pergelte es aIlen.
Iic trauernoen &inoer. Nfutter,
8robmlltter unO @attin
Naria Small.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
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aSariii, bent oHbefannten NIas, TAFT
finoet. ,8ir laben ale freunolidNi
Elm. Gintradt-Sermania miro fiji,
alle 8ellitisungen uno @emiitlihfei1
Gorge tragen, nebenbei ard aue BE-
iuber 1id nerfen, INN iih cine Stu
tiltif an3ulegen, aui iuelfer lie mel
tcrbin ibre eigene llnteritiibuns 3,l
iagen miro. Wan beahte bas Bolts
blatt ,peiter. 10.
Nlab: &ilmers Sarm, &io9eipoof
Er. ab Mioge 8oao GnOe Der 8us
linie. Snnerbalb 8eboiltan5.
90. &rauB Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-30
Qrauernahriht
syran Gliie Mbarn
At ebrenbem Mnbenfen.

Sdipelter Gliie Noam gcb. Mcut
aus &eusoorf, Siebenbiirgen, ipurbt
plotlih am Sonntae .oen 10. SuIi
inn Mlter Don 62 sSabren in ihrcm
Seim. 1907 Mempbis Mpe., ins Sen
ieits abberl,icn uno am %. Suli
bon g. s. 8uib 2eidenb.im unter
GROCER 8eteiligung pon Mitglieoern
oes 3speie 4, Sreunoen uno Bcfanns
ten ai,f Dem &iueriioe 6ricobof 5llr
9lube gcbettet. Yoitor Sobn 6oiirl
id)ilberte oas 2eben Scr Sdnp. Moam
1T erereifenben l,nb troltpoIlen Wpr.
fen unS bcfunoete bas @efiibl Ser
ean5cn SahIclt-&olonie I'M Sic Ser.
itorbene. Tas Seibenfomitce Der
Soronia unter 2eitung pcn Broi. u.
Nifolaus batte iid) in itattlid)er 3abl
! eineefllnoen Inn Ser Seimsegangenen
sic kbte Gbre 5u erlpeiien. HrGi oes
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id)one Nohruilporte am @rdbe lno
,oute Sob unb Merfennrng Ser Ser
itor5encn, lpelde ungeipobnlldes
Sntcrciie fir Yereins- -Nngelegenbeit
l,uo Tolfsempfinoen CUR 'Shau &C.
trauen. slls gutitebenbes Wtitglieo
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brod)en titig fat ieit Ser @riinoung
beim 3lpeig 4, tuo tie Sus amt Der
BrGi. perihiebene Wale inne gebabt,
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liher Grinnerung blelben. 8iel Cor.
gen uno &er5eleib bat lie ourdNton.
oen, in oem iie treu BEN 8atten Der
ibr i'm 5ooe uorausgegangen, Sabre
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reihen 8lumenipenOen, Die It'd um
sic 8erblihene oedten. Ianf ibrer
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