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Serlin. The title of the coming
production seems long way from
the producing trio's nonstop sue
cess Life With Father" The new
play deals with a bunch of burlesque
performers about to put on a show
for an Army camp. joey Faye has
a leading role. Katherine Cor
nell, whose current revival of Can
dida" crossed 500, ,892-most of which
goes to Army and Navy relief funds
was hoping to find a modern play
for her fall assignment. But she
apparently Is discouraged and her
Evening star., 1942-06-07


skit of Junior" and ''Momnie," and
recognition that if they do wrong,
they know they're going to "det a
whippin'."
Thousands of adults, too-Con-
gressmen, captains of industry,
judges, ministers, school teachers,
parents-write Shelton, saying how
true to life are his and Harriet
billiards. characterizations of the
bad little boy and his distracted
mother.
Soldiers Most Grateful.
But letters from the boys in camp,
at home and abroad, constitute the
bulk of the comedians fan mail.
They have sent Skelton-who has
appeared on nearly 200 benefit pro-
grams since last September-great
quantities of remembrances, includ-
ing a real machine gun. automatic
rifle and uniform to go with an
honorary ma jor's commission they've
bestowed on him.
How did the character of the bad
little boy originate?
Actually" says Skeletons pretty
young wife, Edna, Junior is really
Red himself. He is just a great big
ogergrown boy, as mischievous today
rs he was when he was little"
She married him shortly after sne
met him while working as an usher
sette in a Kansas City theater 10
years ago, and since has become his
business manager and planner of all
1nis stage and radio shows. In less
than a month after she began super
Eising his business affairs, she got
slnis salary boosted to a regular three
figure level.
: The Junior" episode started
Shortly after they were married.
She always has been "Mommie" to
him, and to her he usually is the
bad little boy.
He's Really Like That.
When they walked down the street
Red never could resist an urge to
sbuy things he saw in store windows
If Edna attempted to talk him out
of it. he'd lie down on the sidewalk
Kick his heels and make such a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
Bridge Club
Wins Prize

The YMC.A. Beefers Bridge
cleo and the Detroit Bridge League
will meet in the hrst leg OF their
annual bridge tourney on Saturday
night April IS, at the ST Antoine
branch OF the YM.CA al $50 ., m.
The tournament is an lnter-cluo at
fair "a grudge battle for Detroit
bridge supremacy for the current
year and is played every year for
the beautiful Davis Motor Sales
Bridge Trophy sponsored by Ed
ward Davis The trophy "a replica
Of a huge bull or beefer) was won
by the Bridge Leaguers last year
in a walk-away However that was
they Beefers' first year in organized
tournament play
This years tourney has a de-
cidedly different outlook, because
the Beefers boas, OF much larger
group from which 10 select their
teams for this meeting. The Beef
ers are putting great hopes on the
shoulders OF such strong combina-
tons as Sharpe Solomon, Gresham
Jones, Carter-Grimes. Taylor
Scruggs, Bickt am-Lett. West
Wright, Tam Henderson, Tapsico-
Poole. just 10 mention a few. The
Beefers lay much stress on the fact
that il was their inexperience that
beat them last year and not the
superior playing OF the Lesguers,
The tournament will consist OF
two sessions OF duplicate bridge
play for match points to be played
on a home and home basis. The
date for the second session which
Will be played at tn. Larks club
will be announced later. The cate
Of the banquet, at which time the
trophy will be awarded to the team
with the highest plus total. will
also be announced al that time.
So, Beefers and Bridge Lesgucrs,
sharpen your axes up so that you
can chop a little Of this bridge
wood Come next Saturday. April 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

The Housewives club met at the
home Of Mrs wyatt. 632 Erskine Mon
day at o'clock. The roll was called
by the secretary. Next in order was
unfinished business. Mrs. NJ. CARING
ton gave the ladies' some instructions
on dress making that each member of
the club would have TO make dress.
A delightful time was had by all
The next meeting VIII be held al
the home of Mrs R. Mccall. Sob ST.
Aub.n.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Members of the club held thei-
meeting at 1852 St. Antoine. the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. Lois Wesley. Old busi-
ness and new business was discussed.
The club made a donation 10 the So
iourned Truth Citizen committee.
There Will be a call meeting held at
80 Palmer. apt, 26, April IS. All mem
bers are urged 10 atiend.-Julsn Lew
erett, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Tire Ochos Amigos Social club gave
very elaborate cocktail party az the
home of Mrs. Grier last sunday. There
were many CAV attendants The prom
inent Westsider, Addie Welch is pres
ident of this well known and progress
Eive organization. The ochos Amigos
ere planning another gay affair IN the
near fatuIe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Milton of 5s7 Holbrook, The Nine
OF Hearts had its spring party Friday
night. April 10 The clubs that at
tended were the Ten steppers, the
Gay Parislans the Progressive Seven.
the Four Forty, the Speedy f ght the
High Hatters, the whoopee Girls. the
Fine Arts and the Sophisticated
Swings and a host OF friends Helen
Greene is president Irene Vincent,
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Les Johes. that "snszzy" new CLUB
that has recently been organized N
The sdult department OF the WV CA,
are making their debut at petite
soiree' Saturday evening April IS.
Over 400 guests have been invited. The
Les Jolies club is composed Of former
girl reserves and high school grad
yates.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

The club met on Thursday at the
Y.W.C.A. The members are very en-
thusiast.c about their ga.a event OF
next month Watch for the announce
ment in thi, paper. Mrs Evelyn Dem
MS IS pres ldeut, Emma Hsil, reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

Company. $3.50 Hastings street
USE OUR PAY AS YOU GET PAID
PLAN.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

A surprise farewell party for Mrs.
D c. Mckinney. 226l Sherman street,
was given by the members of the
jolly S,roler's club No. ?. The sug-
gestion was made by Mrs Frank
Rembert that all the members NEE,
al the home of Mrs Cumbley; from
there the group went 10 the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Mckinney car
ry.rg food OF all description and-many
gifts Mrs Mckinney was speeches.
Before her return home she will visit
Little Rock, Hot Springs and St
Louis.
among those seen bidding the hon
Gree farewell were Mrs. A. McKibb7n.
Elenora Scott, Minnie Mitchell, Mr.
W. Bates. Rsiuie Savoy, Mildred john
son, Marie Bell, Willie Renbert. Lola
Crumbley, Exc Marine, Anna DAVIS,
Rosa Steward, Missouri McDune,
Walter Riley. James Bassett, C. B.
MeDHffie, William Warren snd -WiIIIam
Mligan. W Bates is president.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
6AFFTY SOCIETY CIUR

The saterv Society club Of Westside
had its Easter party a. the Kronk
center. The children 'ayed games
and had a wonderful show. Elizabeth
Pearson played the piano the entire
afternoon watch helped the group feel
fine. The club consists OF girls from
tire ages Of seven TO ten. They al!
sitend the Sampson school They
study the rules on safety ami sew each
week TO show their parents the work
the girls can do, They are to make a
group of boys happy at Camp Custer
TAeir idea IS 10 make the soldiers
feel that someone is thinking OF them.
The Clubs organizer and president Is
0oan Elizabeth williamson. The group
meets in her home every Friday eve
ming from four 10 FIVE.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18

The New Century Social club was
lhignly entertained al the home of Miss
Elolse Sears, April o Meeting was
opened With prayer by the president.
The previous minutes were read. The
president wishes 10 thank all the WIS.,
sing clubs for their splend -oopera-
lion on patronage at the spring party.
The club was glad TO have Mrs. Mag
gle Chavis back who has been IL
Mss Sears served a lovely luncheon
me next meeting VIII De al me nome
Of Mrs Hattie Williams. Mrs. AL
heris SumAn is president; Mrs. Emma
Smith, reporter. Watch this paper
for further announcements.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-18
CLUBS and Other Briefs

porter.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

exhalaci6n los muelles abarro-
tados de mercancias, paso pr
delante de la Aduana, y enfil6
las clasicas Ramblas, enimaii-
simas a esta bora Y en- la maha-
ma esplendida de verano.
Bl russo lie habia ordenado al
chauffeur que les Elevara al cen
ira, obligando a aelarar a Ague-
ldita que les condujera Ramblas
arriba.
La hermosa via barcelonesa
desbordaba de una multitud pin
toresca y abigarrada, que eras
cendia a cosmopolitismo, a pats
ex6tico y LELAND, mezclado con
las gentes de la ciudad.
Pasaban grupos de m~arineros
de guerra dc Franc.a Y de In
glalterra (estaba fondeada en-
las afueras del puerto la segun-
da division de la escuadra ingle-
sa del Mediterraneo, compuesta
dc cuatro superdreadnGughts, y
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
T0MO TER, t4RO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

u Hasta que bora tener cucr
do nosotros a nOus?-pregunto
Dimitri Petrokcf a un Official 10
ven que estaba a unos pasos, y
queriendo hacer un chiste a su
manera.
u Que?
Que hasta que bora pode-
mos estar en- tierra-aclar6 la
marquesita.
-Ah, tienen ustedes cast L.
IA bora! Nos vamcs a las diez y
son las nueve menos cuarto.
ii An, entonces nosotros a
nous bajar a terra! Oar unas
VueItOs, comprar algunas cosas.
-Muy bien, muy bien-re-
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

menso jardin p~erfuma5o; los
puestos &c Tores dea5orjatan
&c rosas, de claveles, de came
las, de narios, de jacintos, lie
mimcsas, entire ell verdor de rs
hale-hcs y de las plantas creci-
das en- macetas.
Las floristas, con los brazos
robustos y sucutentcs al aire es-
cotadas, ~frescas, Sc movian acti-
vsmerle ante los puestos, SIR
viendo a las parroquianas entire
risas y una lluvia de palabras a.
mables.
va estaban ccupados algunos
de los sitios en- las terrazas de
cafes y bares, v los tranvias. los
autos y los camiones, los cares
y las carretiEas de mans, que A.
rrastraban chicos con largas blu
sas, ponian en- la Gale una nota
&c in.ensisima algeria Y ANNA
cion, que cOlmaba ell sd de orc
baJo Ell eielo nitido de verano. ,
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Lo amantes Sc sentaron en-
sendos butacones y pidieron
whisky con soda.
Ante ellos desfilaba Ell rio in
terminable de la animaci6n de
Ia gran urbe, el hormiguero hu-
mano que Sc dirigfa a sus ocu-
paciones, los turistas tambien
que llenan a todas horas la CAPT
''al mediterranea.
va lievaban ALI cince o seis
minutes charlando de cosas in
o'ferentes, cuando, de prOpbo.
Dimltri murmuro, al tempo
que Sc levsntaba, inclinandose
soore Agueda y en- voz apenas
perceptible:
-iEsperar til un mcmento!
! 70 sentir una necesidad t.,
La groserla crisp6 un POGO a
Ia marquesa pero su gran amor
perdono inmediatamente q este
al que ella tendrta que
ensehaDdo con Il tismpo y
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Barcelona es una ciudad lie
ma de luz-coment6 la Genet,
cue habia hecho esta cbserva-
zion muchas veces que visitara
Ia ciudad condal-. IVerdad, Di
mitri?
ST, ser muy bella.
Me gusta mas que Geneva
y que Napoles, con ser ciudades
de la patria de mi padre Y ser
tamb.tn mejiterraneas.
ST, ser mas bonito.
-iY ad6nde vamcs ahcra?
-ioh, a cua,quier parta! IA
qui mismo! iEh, chauffeur!
BY hOmbre fren6.
Estaba a la altura del Siglo. y
ccJhe Sc Getuvo junto a Ia A.
oera del cafe de Ia Ram5la.
La terraza, con una alta tart
ma de MADEIRA, cen lin3os mace
zones, con sus vallas elegantes
2ristales, tenia un aspecto a.
y muelle.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

desde las cubiertas del Giulio
C@SGre habia vi:to Dimitri Y ~
Grnante iiez y ocho torpedercs
britanicos slineados juntc a uno
de los mue.les, ocupando TODD
un estadio) grupos de s.ldados
trabajaiores que iban a las III
bricas llevando el percliEo de Ia
comida pendiente del hombro,
atado con un panuelo; criadas Y
cocineras, muy retepe!nadas Y
re.amijas, con la costa desbor-
dante de verduras, Y que o'tan
a plaza. empleados que entraban
en- las oficinas...
Los dependencies dc las ten.
das, subidos en- esca!erf.las por-
tatiles, limpiaban viirinas Y es-
caparates cen una esponja o a.
rreglaban los generos que ha-
brian de atraer a los comprado-
res.
FL buQevar central, a partir
de la BoQueria, era como IN III
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

f~SN ~ NAANANA NOA uAha SOAlA Aods
Los amantes pasaren ell puen-
becillo de tablaS, y Sc encontra-
ron en- ell muelle.
En- la estaci6n martina, les
dieron un pdse con ell que po-
dian yolver a borio del Giulio
C@sdre.
Dimitri y Agueda saltaron a
un taxi.
La marquesa Sc moStraba en-
cantada de la idea de su amante.
Dimitri aparentaba una ami
maci6n y un contento extraordi-
narios.
Levaba su pipa enorme PEN
diente de les labios, y Sc mos
traba sin chaleco, con una CANT
sa de sport alberta, dejando yer
su cuello de hipop6tamo, blanco
como la leohe, de hombre rubio
del Caucaso.
Dl auto atraves6 como una
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
Ell Toned de Ajedrez por el
Campoonato de E. U1idos,
Empatados Reshevsky y Kashdan

New York, abril 23.-Se ha-
Ian empstad:s en- 81 primer
puesto del torneo de ajadrez por
Ell campe,nato de Estados Uni
dos, Samul Reshevsky, Ell cam
pe6n, e Isaac l. Kashdan, del
Manhattan Ches Club.
Cada uno tiene ganadas 715
partidas, cen perdida de solo me
dia partida.
ReShevsky jug6 con Herman
Steiner en- un gambjto de Ia rel
ma, declinado, y este Sc rindi6 a
los 81 movimientos.
Kashdan manej6 bien sus pie
zas frente a Arnold s. Derksr y
lie derrot6. Esta victoria Sc pre-
dujo a los 4S movimientos.
La posici6n de los maestros
cue participant en- Ell torneo es Ia
siguiente: Kashdan, 712 victo-
rias y 70 derrota; Reshevsky,
71a Nictorias y % derrota Den
ker, 512 y 2h; Horowitz, Az y
10 Pinkus, Az " 81 Steiner,
4 Y 3; Seidman, A y A; Baker, A
y A; Ohernev, 8 y A; Green, 8 y
a; Levin, 8 y s; Pilntck, 2 y 9;
Altman, 2 y 6; Hahlnohm, ~ y
Az; Levin, ~ y Az; leasing,
11a Y 512.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

En- ell csmpeonslto de muieres,
Miss N. May Karff, de B:s!on,
campe6n n~acional, lleva CANA
das cinco parsiias, sin una sola
derrota.
La Sra. Roos Sc halla en- Sc
gundo lugar, con 315 victorias y
115 derrctas.
Van a continuation Mrs. Ores
ser, 2 y 1; Miss Wray, 2 Y q;
Mrs. Belcher, 2 y 2; Mrs. Balm,
2 y 3; Miss Harmath, l y 3;
Miss Raettig, l y A, y Miss
Fawns, p y3h.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Ell Cincinnati Sc salv6 aver de
ia "lechada," en- el noveno inn
ing, cuado Chuck Aleno peg6 un
batazo de dos esquinas Y Ray
Lammano lie sigui6 ccn un "ji-
ldte" Los Rojos Sc haitian junto
al s6tano, habitado actualmente
por les Phillies.
Para anotar sus seis. carreras,
los Pajaros Rojos dispararon IL
hits, dos de Musial, dos de 7.
Moore, dos de Sanders y dos c
Brown. Correspondent los O.
tros tres a Crespi, Slaughter y
Marion.
Cincinnati lie, III, De; st. Louis
&c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Pastor, en- 81 parecer de los pc
rito7, ctra prue5a con Jose Luis.
Pastor e. IN exoe'2gte pdgil
pero todcs los expertos afirman
que lie falta ''flus" para dominar
al "dinamitero."
Bob fue derrOtado tambien
por Billy Conn, I'm gladiator
que, en- Ell criterio de los bien in
formados, esta cast en- la misma
posici6n que ell protegiio de Jim
my Johnston.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
POSICION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA AMERI-
CANA

La pusicion ue las novenas en-
ia Liga Americana es la siguien
tie: Boston, 8 yictorias y 2 de-
rrotas, $50; New York, 6 y z,
75O; Cleveland, 8 y 8, 625, st.
Louis 5 y 5, 500; Detroit, 5 Y 5,
500; Chicago, 3 Y 5, 375; Wash
linton, 3 y 6, 1888; Philadelphia,
z, 222.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Sin noticias de Tommy Co
mez. iCuando cobrara Leto los
$500 que lie adeuda Frank La
Marque?
Tommy aport6 sus pufos, po-
pularidad y destreza en- benefit
clio de los acreedores de La Mar
que.
No lie robaron nj estafarcn,
bajo las leyes, pero lie quitaron
ell dinero que honradamente ga
nara.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
LIGA MACDONALD

Luke Hamlin dej6 en- siete
hits a los Cubs y su novena, con
10, pas6 la "goma" nueve wees.
La derrota lie TOGO a Erickson,
que permiti6 un jonrcn, dos tri-
beyes, dos tubeyes y dos hits.
Bob Elliot descarg6 su segun-
DO cuadrangular en- dos dfas.
Phelps ell catcher, hizo una ca
rrera y bate6 un hit. Alfonso L6
PEI no intervino en- 81 desafio.
Chicago 1c, III, De; Pitsburg
Sc. 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

yorqninos en- seis hits. Pegaron
"tubeyes" Mel Oft, Mize Y Muir
laugh.
New York &c, Oh, lie; Boston
DC, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

I'm Ianzadol novato, Koslo, IL
mit6 a seis los "terapeuticos" de
los Phillies y no les permiti6 a.
ndtar. Tommy Hughes lanz6 por
les maltratados y dej6 a los neo-
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Once innings jugaron sin ha-
Ger carreras los Braves de Bos-
.tcny los Esquivadores de Broo-
klyn. En- ell decimo segunddo, los
de Brooklyn "Soltaron Ell loco y
anctaron cuatro wees, ganando
81 desaffo. Fue un duelo entire
Casey y Tobin, pero la victoria
Sc lie anot6 a Casey. FL Brooklyn
llen6 las bases sin dar un "hit"
Y Peewee Reese Sc descolg6 con
I'm Simple, entranio las dos
primeras carreras. Despues Sc
produeron otras dos.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 2e; Boston
DC, 10h, lie.
Fernandez, la tercera base del
Boston, dispar6 dos hits en- seis
veces al bate.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees batearon Is hits
contra dos pitchers de los Atle-
tees e hicieron IL carreras. joe
DiMaggio ayud6 a la victoria
con un "jonrr6n' y dos tribe
yes". Spud Chandler lanz6 por
4as huestes de Mccarthy. Pitch
er derrotado: Backman. Joe Cor
don aport6 tres hits.
Philadelphia Sc, Oh, lie; New
York lie, 13h, 2e.
Los Medals Rojas enterraron
bajo un alud de hits, NADIA me
nos que II, a los Senadores.
Subieron a la "lomita'', por
los derrotados, cuatrO pitchers,
Carrasquel, Wynn, MaStersOn y
McCullough. La derrota Sc lie a.
motto a Wynn.
Boston 13c. 17h, 2e; Wash
ingtcn &c, Oh, 2e,
Gomez, la segunda base del
Washington, cometi6 dos erro-
res. Fue dos wees al bate e hizo
una carrera. Estalella di6 I'm hit
en- cinco wees; Ortiz desempen0
ell jardin derecho y en- cuatro We
ces al bate no pudo "conectar".
Kennedy domino a los Browns,
limitandose q 5 hits y dos carre-
raS. Con nueve hits, los Indios
anotaron 8 wees y conquistaron
el ltriunfo.
Los Browns tuvieron oportu-
nidai de ganar ell juego, en- Ell
noveno, cuando l,enaron las ba-
ses, sin ningdn "out", pero Ken
ne3y supo amansarlos y anular-
los.
st. Louis &c, 5h, lie; Cleve-
land Sc, Oh, De.
Detroit 1c, Sh, De; Chicago Sc
Oh, De.
Dietrich fue ell pitcher CANA
dor y ell veterano Bridges el va
puleado. Buss Ross relev6 a Die
trich y lie evit6 una derrota.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
OEPON1ES
CON LOS GUANTES

Ken Overlin Sc ofrece para pc
lear con Fred Apcstoli, Ell eX-
campe6n del peso mediano, y no
cobrar por sus servicios.
La bolsa, su bolSa, seria en-
tregada al comite de auxilio de
ia marina.
Epoca de desinteres por par
te de los mas notables atletas y
marchando Jose Luis en- Ell pri-
mer lugar.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

Jorge Carpenter y Max Sch
melting comieron juntos en- Pa
ris.
Ell excampe6n mundial, solda
do paracaidista de Hitler, tiene
bajo su dominic, indirectamente
al excampe6n de Europa. Car
pentier Sc halla obligado a cola
borar con Make.
Varios programs de boXeo
prepare, segdn la Radio, Ell ale
man de los punos fuertes.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

subscription semanal. 20 C
iSOS Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeBsfono Y 37ec
La gaceta., 1942-04-23
La ryatr-FA

sea koSitC~ ..-.- ~SA
aa mas cireuIaci6R En- TaMy1
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

puso ell official con una sonrisa.
La gaceta., 1942-04-23

VHCtoFiano ManteigA. EditCF
Evening star., 1942-09-15

'HELLO OUT THEREFORE act play
BY William Saroyan. Presented By Eddie
Dowllne, Settings and costumes by Wat
son Baratt. lighting by FEEDER STAGED by
Eddie Dowling. with production under
supervision of Elizabeth Miele.
The Cast.
un Order Of Appearance.)
Fnoto Finish --------- Eddie Dowlins
Ltnel Julie Haydon
me Man n----------.- John Farrell
announcer man ---------- Farrell Pelley
This was followed by;
MAG1C"-A one-act play BY Gilbert
tives with this cast:
~, un Order Of Appearance)
me Straneer ------- Eddie DowlinE
uatlcla Carleon----------J Julie Hayden
poaseings g --------- Farrell Pelley
nsF' ~CyIli smith Bran NoSsen
N SIlmtnorpe John Mckee
me Duke -------- Stanley Harrison
MOTIFS Garieon ----------- Jess Barker
Evening star., 1942-09-15

play blond Eileen" had to repeat
process twice weekly during shoot
ing Gordon Jones as the wreck
and Richard Quine as Frank, the
drug store manager, repeat in pic
ture same roles they created in play.
Misses Russell and Blair were
coached in conga routines by none
other than Xavier Cugat, famed
rumba king, who first introduced
conga to American dancers. -.
He was appearing with Fred Astaire
and Rita Hayworth in another film
on same lot. -. 1t was Rosalind's S
hrst attempt at a screen dance
scene. =. Household help situa-
ton in Los Angeles emphasized
by Allyn Joslin's plight during pic
ture. -. He used studios hospital
as nursery for his year -old baby be-
cause mother was busy on jury duty
and he couldn't find a nurse.
George Tobias. chosen for role Of
girls landlord. Appopolous, played
his 200th dialect character.
Total Of II players and technicians,
including Gordon Jones and sound
man George Cooper. went into mill
tary service during or Immediately
after work on this picture.
SEVEN DAYS LEAVE.-Origi-
nally called Sweet or Hot" sweet
was Freddy Martins band and
Ginny Simms' singing. =. Hot was
torrid Mapy Cortes singing and
dancing rumbas and congas. with
Les Browns hottest white band"
dishing 'em out. :. ....
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

,#lG4 Stage.
National Magic" by G. K. Ches-
terton, and Hello Out There" by
Saroyan-two one-act plays with
Eddie Bowling and Julie Haydon
Tonight at $3.50.
Screen.
Capitol Invisible Agent" the in
visible man. helps fight the war
10:45 am. LIS, 4, $50 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 1928, $40, 5:55
and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Mrs. Miniver,' epic OF
an English family under fire: II
am, 1:40, 400, 7:05 and 9:45 pm.
Earle-"Yankee Doodle Dandy, u
James Cagney as the great George
M. Cohan: 10:45 am, 1870. 4:2O,
ITO and 10. pm. Stage shows:
1885. 3:45, 6.3a and s:25 pm.
Keith's-"Pardon My Sarong. u
Abbott and Costello going native
l1:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, TAO and
$50 pm.
Little-"Night Train" the English
thriller with Rex Harrison and Mar
garet Lockwood: II am, 1:40, 1870,
7:20 and 1918 pm. woman
Alone: 1890, $40, 6:05 and 8 pm
,Metropolitan-"World at War"
Government Aim rejecting the Nazi
grand strategy: 1880, 3:l5, sos and
8 pm. Across the Pacific" Bogart
vs.. Japs:' 1913 am, 1875, 4:20, tbs
and l0:05 pm. 49,
Palace Somewhere I'll Find
YOU Clark Gable and Lana Turner
as newshawks, more or less: 1:40
am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:05 and 9:40 pm
Px-"Four Feathers" with c.
Aubrey Smith and John Clements
2:30, 4:50, I and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
Hyattsville Plans
Junk Rally Sept. II

Sidney Lusts Hyattsville Theater
will get behind Hyattsvilie's sal
wage campaign by staging a 81
gantic junk rally on the lot next to
the theater Thursday, September II.
at 8 pm, under direction OF the
towns Salvage Committee, which
is headed by Mayor E. Murray
Cover.
Dave" Ginsburg, manager OF the
theater, has arranged an elaborate
outdoor entertainment program and
will act as master OF ceremonies.
Featured on the program will be the
Charles Demma Six Dancing De-
Evening star., 1942-09-15

In f1lm. as we'll as on stage. major
portion of comedy unfolds in Green
wich village basement apartment of
two sisters who come to big town
in search of fame and fortune To
make hilarious dynamite blast scenes
even more realistic, apartment set
was constructed on rockers SO that
walls, floor and furniture could be
shaken at the will of Director AL
Hall -. Brunei Janet Blair, .
who bleached her hair in order to