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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Roller Skates

When she gets up. she is wide
awake and she wants 10 get out
Of doors as quickly as possible
10 roller skate. which is much
more dangerous than ice skat.
ing. the Central Park hills being
what they are; or. when melt
ing snow ruins the park, she Will
ice skate.
She likes 10 ski and thinks
any one can learn and that il is
loads Of fun. Il don't mind fall
ing or looking silly, so I enjoy
II even when I'm not doing so
well. she says.
Nobody can enjoy game
when worried about appearing
ridiculous, or when scared. In
Summer. she likes TO swim and
play tennis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Cut Rhuberb

Cut the rhubarb into pieces
about IA inch in diameter. Pour
VINE and one cup sugar over the
fruit and let stand for one hour.
Roll about two-thirdS Of The
pastry 10 y inch thickness, line
tart shells with the pastry lcav-
ing enough pastry 10 make a
decorative edge Combine re-
naming sugar. flour, egg lemon
Juice. lemon rind. drained rhu-
barb Juice and wine. Cook over
boiling water until thickened.
Fill the lined tart shells with the
rhubarb and pour VINE sauce
over each.
Top with remaining pastry
which has been cut into strips
about p inch wide Press strips
into standing edge Of pastry
and press edges together with A
fork. Bake in hot oven ti50
degreesl for 10 minutes Then
reduce heat 10 moderate $50
dcgrces) and bake for 20 min.
utes longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
ROSY RHUBARB IN LATTICE TARTS

TO the dry mixture gradually
until enough has been added TO
hold the dough together Shape
into a ball. wrap in wax paper
and chill IN the refrigerator for
an hnnr or lOnCCr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Cooking School
Tuesday Afternoon

NEXT TUESDAY is cooking
school day for members of the
Detroit Times Homemakers Club.
Class will be held in the club
room on the fifth floor of our
building and will start AT 100 in
the afternoon, with doors open
at l o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

4 MOTION PICTURE, Hands
Across the Sea Will be shown.
II tells the story Of bananas,
from the cutting to their arrival
in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

PRUDENCE PENNY will pre-
pare a complete economy menu
consisting of rice stuffed cushion
of lamb with mint sauce, creole
cabbage. corn meal mullins and
amber russell.
In addition she will show you
how TO make baked salmon GRO
quettcS. fruit salad with Nor
mandy dressing, orange refrlG-
orator cake and a speci J
founder main dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

DON'T 81 surprised to hear.
officially. that several of the
largest private palazlooS on the
Evening star., 1942-03-07
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

Those of us who do our movie
going at the downtown cinema
citadels, which usually devote them
selves to the display of more
sophisticated works of Hollywood
art, should welcome an occasional
Western. The Western film is the
most relaxing form of excitement
man has devised. 1t is full Of
vicarious violence and places no
strain upon the mind. The charac-
ters are never complicated. but are
good or bad, with an occasional
semibad one seeing the light and
being regenerated by the nobility
of the hero The story is always
virtually the same one. so that you
can doze off at any point without
being lost when you return to life,
and its outcome never is in doubt.
wild Bill Hickok Rides" the new
motion picture at the Metropolitan.
Is true to form. In this one you will
find Bruce Cabot cleaning a parcel
of early-day gangsters led by Warren
William and Ward Bond out of
oWuCL 4llFCl, SdNIlS CLlC llOlllCo Va
the ranchers from the dastardly
land-grabbers. Mr.. Cabot makes a
fine Wild Bill Hickok, personally
shooting a large number of the bad
men and personally soaring to death
those he does not shoot. And Mr..
William again Is one of those oily
villains he has been so often he
probably would be given an i'm
promptu ride on a rail If he ever
showed his face in a Western town.
The women in the hero's life are
Miss Betty Brewer. one of Holly
woods more capable 12-year- -old
actresses, for whom he saves
ranch, and Miss Constance Bennett,
a lady gambler who reforms.
Wild Bill Hickok Rides" is, you
might also like to remember, very
likely to be one of the last of its
kind for some time-a Western in
which the gunplay is unrestrained.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

cerned with production Of Some
where I'll Find You" are allowed
upon it. At Gables request M-G-M
is casting about for a new title ;. .
Henry Fonda is worried. After a
star makes successful picture
friends Invariably hail him by his
character name. For instance Gary
Cooper is still called Sarge" around
town. After Fonda made ABE Lin
coin in Illinois" his pals greeted
him with ABE" for months. Like
wise it was "Joad" after Grapes
of Wrath" and Chad" after Chad
Hanna" Now Fonda is making THE
Magnificent Jerk" He is worried
Happily married stars are a
little wary Of working on the Goth
Century-Fox lot Three big time
divorce suits, all filed within the
past couple of months. originated
on those premises. They were the
Victor Natures, the John Paynes
and most recent Rita Hayworth'S
action Ensign Wayne Morris,
married few days ago to Patricia
O'Rourke. may be the first Holly
wood star to see real war action.
Morris expects TO be assigned next
week to Navy bombing squadron
as a ull-fledged bomber pilot.
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.J
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Films From Russia
At the Trans.Lux

From Russia, whence has come
the best news lately, come now some
top-notch newsreel shots, which you
will find At the Trans-Lux. Tanks
and anti-aircraft whip into action
in the battle of Moscow. and Nazi
prisoners, poorly clad against the
Russian weather, stomp their feet
against the cold. Other pictorial
news reports from overseas show
the American troops on parade
somewhere in Ireland, show also a
line Of them sloshing down road
which should bring back memories
to American Legion members. It's
more than ankle deep in mud.
On the ort-subject portion Of
the program H. v. Kaltenborn COM
ments on the meaning of Java in
the war and Tex McGrary points
out that defense will not win the
war.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
She'd Like
VerOnica's
Hair Cut
Schoolgirl Tires
Of Her Mothers
Long.Tress Edict
By Wide World News.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
What children sometimes must en-
dure to satisfy parental whims is
amazing!
Recently Veronica Lake the di-
minutive blond actress who pop
ularized the -one-eye hair-do,
received this letter from a school,
girl in Butte. Mont:
L wish you would get your hair
cut short like a boys. Ny mother
thinks I look like you and makes
me wear my hair over one eye, and
long, like you do.
II don't like it long ON me, and
1t Is so much trouble for a school
girl. want . regular boys hair
cut.
My mother says can do it If you
do 1t. and not before, SO I thought
1t might help If were to write and
ask you to cut yours like = boy.
Please do"
Disappointing As it may be, Miss
Lake definitely isn't going to snip
of even a wee, tiny inch Of those
golden tresses that helped make
her famous
However, 1t may appease the lit
tie film fan to know that the actress
was a tomboy when in school and
didn't wear her hair long then.
And even now she keeps 1t combed
back of her eyes, except for GER
tain scenes before the camera.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

is thing of entertaining perfection
The basic story of Louisiana
Purchase" remains unchanged. 1t
is muSic-studded legend of good
natured, highly profitable larceny
among a group Of politicians who
have taken over a mythical State
called Louisiana. Retribution for
the group is envisaged in the pres
ence on the scene of the wist1ul,
elderly Senator whose efforts to in
vestigate them are splendidly har-
assed by the efforts of the politi-
clans to frame him. 1t makes an
altogether pleasant piece Of nom
sense created by one of the most
agreeable casts ever assembled for
such purpose.
Irving Berlin's popular score is
reproduced with but one exception
In the screen version of Louisiana
Purchase" the exception happening
to be the spiritual number, The
Lord Done Fix Up My Soul" which
Carol Bruce sang so successfully in
the original. Dona Drake, of whom
you may have heard on the radio
with Charlie Mccarthy. sings Miss
Bruces role in the Paramount ver-
sion of the original and if she does
not do it as well, it is for no lack
of trying or direction.
X
The length of the picture, you
might suppose. had something to
do with the length of the stage
show, but so far as the rundown
of the latter, you never would know.
It's major performers are the Kim
Loo sisters, who lend atmosphere:
Jean Jack and Judy, who offer
and Mario and Floria, after
whom come the WHY'S in a va
riety act which eminently is worthy
Of the billing it receives.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

have done that 1t is bright, witty,
pungent, whimsical and so beautiful
with technicolor and girls that only
the heartless would have the nerve
10 say it lacked something OF the
originals loveliness. 1t does, how
ever.
Mr.. DeSylva, who is now pro-
duction executive at Paramount, OBJ
viously has torrid spot in his heart
for Louisiana Purchase" He kept
not merely Moore and Miss Zorina
In their original roles and sub
stituted Bob Hope for Billy GaXton,
but also the original script word for
word and tune for tune. The chief
changes were to make the settings
more elaborate and to turn the
Mardi Gras sequences into some
thing that will knock your eye out
with their glitter and implications
OF revelry.
Homes fans, who are pretty tough
people with the firmly fixed opinion
that he is the funniest man IN the
world, are going to have a hard
time maintaining that convection.
Hope is too boxofficy to be shot
around in any motion picture, but
this time he is in there largely as
straight man for wlstful. maSter1ul
Comedian Moore who streWs gu1-
flaws through as gentle set OF an
tics as a camera ever pictured. his
tricks of pantotmime of gesture ana
voice represent perfection Of comedy
style, and Hope, and his fans. nave
No grounds for regret that he COM
pletely steals the picture.
-
Hope, who did not have the ao-
vantage Of two long seasons In the
stage company of louisiana Pur-
chase" gets some devastating COM
petition also from Miss Zor1na and
veteran Irene Bordonl.
The former, who has blossomed
wonderfully as comedienne and
an actress, which make wonderful
eornplements to her dancing Skill.
has a kind of dream role in Morrle
Ryskind's travesty on politics and
politicians. She Is a beautlful
viennese waif who combines highly
developed talents for being now
practical, now sentimental, and
when she has finished working on
Hope and Moore Senator Logan
berry of New Hampshirel, the Job
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Wins Leading Role

AS her 21st birthday gift Betty
Hutton was notified that on the
basis of her work in the forthcom-
ing The Fleets In" she will have
another big role in Thumbs Up"
projected Paramount musical
film. Miss Hutton will appear with
Victor Moore and Eddie Bracken,
the latter being her romantic and
comedy partner in the new Navy
film.
Harry Tugend, who wrote Caught
in the Draft" and Birth of the
Blues" now is doing a screen play
for Thumbs Up" Johnny Mercer
and Harold Arlen are writing sonG.
Miss Hutton and Bracken will
also form comedy team in Happy
Go Lucky" the next Mary Martin
picture.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

SiOOCl VA OiN'
Associates say the lady who cap
tured one of the top academy
awards last week is carefully choos-
ing her words so she may toss on
broad AS at every opportunity. Her
director alse- has been getting Tree
and unsolicited tips.
The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe
has been called off Indefinitely at
goth Century-Fox because Linda
Darnell can't fill out her costumes.
On a recent trip East Linda lost II
pounds and is now stocking furlously
to get the show going.
An Sothern, who sang the
academy winning song, The Last
Time l Saw Paris" in Lady BE
Good" is protesting M-G-M's sug-
gestion that she sing some more III
a new Maisie picture. Ann hgures
the character of "Maisie' demands
a "blues" voice and that hers
wouldn't fit into such a lowiy SET
ting IF they'll dub in Marina
Raves voice it will be okay WIN
me-" said Ann.
Don Ameche will beat his crltlcs
to the punch in THE Magnlhcent
Jerk" AS the head OF person,
alitv" school. he'll coach pupii
CHenry Fonda in the ways OF
making a smile count heaViiy' III
this process Ameche pushes his lips
away from his mouth to exaggeraCe
the dental grin that has oeen one
of his own trademarks. Ameche
demurred at first, but producer
William Perlberg won MN over
saving. The best way to kid your
kidders is to kid yourself =.
George Raft is happy because ne
dancing again in movie. For Ine
remake of broadway" he'll do the
Black Bottom and the Charleston
and lead a chorus of girls IN an olo-
fashioned hoofng routine -.
Bleached blonds are praclicany
through for the duration. accorolne
to Max Factor. jr. The beauty
expert saws peroxide has moved SO
high on the priority list that MS
establishment has been forced 10
ration platinum minded customers
There were no bands out 10
greet Pola Negri when she arrived.
In fact. Polas studio reception TOOK
such a frigid turn that she went
right down to Palm Springs 10 get
thawed out.
One of Dorothy Lamours SaroAgS
Is now the priced possession OF an
r. A.. F. flyer. He won 1t in letter-
writing contest, open to all members
of the British home guard forces,
staged by London newspaper
Dorothy won't be needing sarong
for a while anyway. Shes gong 10
wear a modified harem costume
through most of Road to Morocco,
with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.
For the first time in his career
Clark Gable, still terribly shocked
by the tragic death of Carole Lom-
bard has asked that his set be
closed. Only those directly con-
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Campus Beauties
Are Just Faces
wide world News.
HOLLYWOOD


Cecil B. De Mile is known as the
mail-order producer of the movies.
Every spring. colleges and high
schools throughout the country send
him huge bundles Of pretty girl pic
lures and ask him to pick his Sc
lections as a beauty contest judge
for their campus yearbooks.
The first three to send him pho
tographs this year are Louisiana
Tech at Ruston. La Carroll Col
lege at WaukeSha. Wis, and Little
Rock Junior College at Little Rock,
Ark.
De Mile has made his selections
and returned the pictures. but none
Of the schools captioned the photo
graphs, so he doesn't know the VIM
nerS' names.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showinf

u and Time of ShowinI
Stage.
NationaL-My Sister Eileen t,,s
hilarity Of life In Greenwich Village
2:30 and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Joe Emith, American,
the average guy in wartime: 1905
l1:55 am, 1:50, 3:45, 6. $40. 1918
pm. and 1915 am. Stage shows:
lilo am, los, 3, 5, 7:25, $50 and
11:30 pm.
Columbia-"Nad Agent" Conrad
Veidt and Omen In action: IL am
1880, 2:40, 4:30, $40, 8:15 and 1905
pm.
Earle-"Louisiana Purchase" Al
musical on the lavish scale: 10 am,
1925, 3, $50, sos and 1875 pm.
Stage shows: 11:50 am, 2:20, 4:55,
7:25 and 9:55 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." the Oh
johnson antic on the screen:
11:2o am, las, $50, 5:35, TAO and
$50 pm.
Citizen Kane" Orson
Welles Academy Award contender
II am, 1:45, 4:20, I and GAS pm.
Metropolitan-"Wild Bill Hockok
Rides" with Bruce Cabot rootin' and
tootin': 11:20 am, 1:z5, 3:25, $50,
735 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Son Of Fury" Tyrone
Power, adventurer Of the seas: 10:45
am, 1885, sos, Sis, 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Pix-"The Wolf Man" imperson-
ated by Lon CLANCY, jr.: l, 2:45,
4:3O, $50, $40 and 1910 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
With Orson Again

The Magnificent AmberSons.
forthcoming Orson Welles produc-
tion for R-K-O Radio. will represent
Joseph Cotten's third picture ap-
pearance
He was unknown to screen audi
ences prior to his role as Jed Leland
in Welles' Citizen Kane"
His second film was with Merle
Oberon in Lydia" On its compile
ton he came to the R-K-O Radio
studio for the lead in The Magnifi-
cent Ambersons," to play Eugene
Morgan in this screen version of the
Booth Harrington novel.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Shoes for Relief
Wide World News.

HOLLYWOOD.
Eleanor Powell is giving away a
pair of her dancing slippers. OF
the hundreds she's worn on stage
and movie set, it's only the second
pair the twinkler ever has given to
any one
The shoes, autographed, go to
johannesburg, South Africa. TO be
auctioned for the benefit of depend
ents of men lost in war service.
Only other time she parted with
a pair was to aid fund for British
war relief.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

maybe a million
dollars q lon G
with it. is B. G..
DeSylva. He has
just made a lit
eral picture of
his charming
a n d profitable
Louisiana Pur-
chase" and Earle
patrons who see
1t with Victor
M oOre, B o b
Hope and Vera
Zorina will be so
p ! e a S e d they
never will know
he should not
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Aria Sama Sarong
HOLLYWOOD
Wide World News.

I1oL44I WSOD.
Dorothy Lamodr takes the cake
for strange e-sounding screen names.
The girl who emotes so glamor-
ously in a sarong while playing her
jungle role specialties has used such
fictitious cognomens as Ulah. Ma
rama, Tura, Dea, Nina. Aria and
Tama. In her next she'll be known
as Shalmar.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Army Let There Be Light,
Premieres Brighten Up
Loves of Edgar Allan Poe Delayed
Temporarily Until Linda Darnell
Gains Back Those II Pounds
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

experts mildly by
lights used sparngly at previews No
outside
Chaplin
accompanied by sound effects
Weswood Village barely suggesting the
Evening star., 1942-03-07

So he left you waiting at the altar?
Then send that trunkful Of old love
letters to the junk dealer for waste
paper salvage.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
BillHickOk
Rides Again
In Met Film
Bruce Cabot Runs
The Villains Out of
Powder River

WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES" q
Warner Bros. picture starring Bruce Cabot
and Constance Bennett produced by Ed
mond Granger. directed by Ray Enright.
screen plav BY Charles GraySon. Paul
Gerard Smith and Raymond Schrock. At
the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
louisiana Purchase
Is Screen Photo of Original
And, Despite the Legend, 1t Comes Off
AS an Amusing, Pungent Tale of Politics
In Mythical State of the Same Name
By JAY CARMODY.

People with petenons to lot Of them there are
these daysaways insisted other things that
make successful merely by taking picture of successful
differently looks fine the will awful
pretty fancy
Evening star., 1942-03-07

production starring Victor Moore, Vera
Zorna and Bob Hope, directed by Irving
Cummings, screen play by Joseph Fields
and Jerome Chodorov, from q story by De-
sylvia. At the Earle.
The Cast
Evening star., 1942-03-07

A fellow about to have the last
laugh at holders of that idea, and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Sugar Company TO
Contract for Biz
Acreage This Year

ReN.rl BroWE, rcpreSentin2 the
Holly ,u-1r beet company told an
as~euo,y O. 33 growers at the Mclo-
las experiment station Friday al
ternoyn that The firm will contract
for SCo) acres OF fall planted beetS
ana 1000 ucreS Of July planted beet
taI> ttAy.
Tae valley farmers had gathered
a .ar station to study the results
OF Ju," planted bccts put i'll last
season.
Superintendent L. G Goar show
ed the results of analysis of July
beet>. which proved them to have a
Suaa:" higher percentage Of sugar
thau June beelS and quite bit
moe 'han August planted beets.
H also discussed the advantage
oi 0,.u4 sheared seeds for planting
Eey,s planted in July, Goar said
a~e less affected by curly top dis
&C .han those planted i'll August.
IL also recommended the use OF
I. :. No % seed for summer.
There were l5 at the gathering
WHO ,iLued intentions to Join a
sue@r brett growers association if
formed Formation of the organi-
2at.on was left in the hands of
KeI.h Nets. Holtyille grower
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Terror Myth Main
Nazi Weapon, Says
Cp. SeeIey Speaker

Continued from PAGE One
authorities 10 evaCuate immediately
because the Germans were coming
The order was sent IN exactly the
same manner as previous French
orders. The authorities believed
they We're authentic When en-
tered some 81 those towns there
were no human beings there. the
entire population left their homes
their equipment and supplies fog
the Germans who took 200 towns
without firing a shot
He described one instance where
he saw French tanks headed south
from the German border There
was only one bridge they could
use to cross a river and there were
20 ways &c blow il up. French engi-
neers and soldiers received orders
not 10 fire on the French tanks
The tanks crossed tAe bridge AID
each Immediately proceeded to blow
up a strategic French position.
They were French tanks manned
by Germans. who had captured
them III Poland
"Dont BE- taken IN By The terror
myth MAJOR Peck SAID "Fo.get
it and prepare 10 fight them. Be
ware of the fifth colunnistS. They
are here as they wee III France
but perhaps not II salh great mum
berS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Filipino Speaks
Before Kiwarians

Max T. Quinta. head Of the Fill
DIno association in Imperial Val
ltN 1okc cn the Philippines fer
the Kiwanis club at the luncheon
mee.u4 Friday noon in the Bar
bara Worth hotel.
The speaker described the great
natural resources Of the islaAd>-
god. sugar hardwood and hemp
and told how the United States
had broU hit to the Philippines the
ads.Mta4eS OF tha American way OF
lit
Particularly interesting to the
clrD members We're his descriptions
e he Bataan peninsula, its rugged
mountains aid the jungle country
tie talk concluding with the pledge
e EiS people to themselves and tC
the world that they Will fight unit
taeir freedom from Japan is Won
George K Kirk, president, con
dIe.cJ the business meeting ,Ill
= & Roberts was chairman Of tn,
daN.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
President Signs
Insurance Bill

WASHINGTON, March %. up
President Roosevelt has signed
bill providing Tor federal lnsur-
ance Of homes. factories and farms
sizainst damage inflicted by enemy
action.
The president also has signed
tie second War powers bill estab-
fishing criminal penalties for viola
lions of government priority ordcrs
and extending the chief executives
"opcrty seizure powers. This will
$50 provides free postal service
Tor members Of the armed forces.
The insurance law authorizes the
%ar damage corporation, an RFC
subsidiary tG establish uniform
iatcs thr.u2hout the country for
insurance which may be obtained
oa all tangible real and personal
property Tie WDC is capitalized
Al SI,0GOO0O,0 ,001
The WDC IS instructed to take
at1 consideration average risk to
I s. Properties, but must establish
tac same rates on property at in
land Topeka. Kan5, for instance, as
on property in relatively exposed
coastal areas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Cripps Will Tell
India War Terms
NEW DEF III India Ma.

NEW DELHI. India, March %
Up, Sir Stafford Crlrp, 3rltain's
sleciai cnroE, has decided to am
u9uncc Monday the home rule r.
lor he brought to India, il. was
understood today
CEiDpa said he was exceedingly
.atisflcd with his talks with Indian
n@lIOualist leaders including No
handas X Gandhi and had found
= necessary to cnango only one
,entcncr in the proposals which he
brought frcm Prime Minister Win
IA CAuI chill. That one sentence.
- said, was changed Only for
cfIItya &akc
Grips saId his talk with Gandhl
Waa very helpful, and he hoped t.
talK aaain TO that spiritual leader
nf the India freedom movement
He said also that he might
change his plans and remain longer
than two weeks.
I intend to remain unli! I IhaVc
made up my mind whether our
proposals are accrptaDl" he said