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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
Catholic
Theater
Lists Plays

THE EVE OF ST MARK" a
new play written by Maxwell An
derson especially for the tributary
theater, will highlight the 1929
season Of the Catholic Theater of
Detroit. The Anderson play. sec
ond in series OF five 10 be
presented in the Art Institute
auditorium during the year. will
be given its Midwest premiere per-
Torrance in Detroit on November
20 by the Catholic Theater.
The complete schedule of pro-
duction for the coming season
includes the following plays: Octo-
Der 9 and 10 will bring The More
the Merrier"; November 26, u, %,
The Eve of st. Mark; January
u. %, %, Sidney Towards The
Silver Cord; March 4, 5 and 6,
The Merry Wives Of Windsor. -
and from April Is TO n. The
Passion Play" written by the Rev.
Emmett Hannick.
Season books are available from
the membership and the theater
office containing tickets for the
plays AT an appreciable saving over
box office prices. A possible sixth
play has been considered by direc-
tors of the theater for the spring.
but none has been set at the pres
cnt time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
RoyaIe Opens
New Revue

HEADLINING THE new "Fes-
tival of Stars" revue at the Club
Royale tonight are Mary Raye and
Naldi. dancing stars who have
twinkied on line-ups in smart sup
per clubs like the Waldorf Astoria
Roof and the Palmer House in
Chicago. and are now making De-
troit's acquaintance.
An old friend back in Detroit is
Harry woo Woo Stevens, whose
banjo playing and down to earth
songs need no introduction.
A miniature revue is staged by
the kurtis Marionettes. with Mr.
Beans guiding the tiny show. Ar
irving from the verify Hill:
Country Club in Newport. Folie
Miller, pretty acrobatic tapster
makes her bow to Detroit supper
clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12

ried TO actor Gilbert Roland and
has a second child. had nothing
more to say" regarding her re-
lations with Mrs. Randall. It is
known. however. that they had
little TO do with each other for
several years.
Barbara, who retired from the
movies 10 rear her first husbands
five children. whose custody she
now seeks in another litigation
said in her deposition that Con.
stances claim that Peter was heI
natural son came as surprise.
81 understand he was adopted"
the dispositions read my
mother told me he was found
In Ireland.
IL wrote Marjorie King Phil
Plants widow last January 81
and told her thought the
child was adopted"
Mrs. Hayward contended that
Peters real name was Dennis
Arthur Armstrong and that he
was found in England by Miss
Bennett and Plant and adopted in
Nice. France. in 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
Test New Drug
Bio o d Pressure Reduced
in Treating Animals

BUFFALO, ". Y. Sept. II
INS).-The medical profession
today was studying the report of
"a physician and chemist that a
recently discovered drug wa s
found to reduce high blood pres
sure in tests made on animals.
No practical applications of the
new drug have been given to
human sufferers. but various
Treatments given to rats and dogs
have been 100 per cent successful
and without adverse after effects,
the investigation said.
The experiments. related by DR..
K. A. Oster. a physician. and DR..
Harry Sobotka, chemist of Mt.
Sinai Hospital. in New York be-
fore the semiannual meeting of
the American Chemical Society,
involve the use Of new drug
known "a adrenochrome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
TeleneWs Shows Marines
Taking Solomon Islands

navy procedure. II shows the de-
tailed care extended 10 our fight
ing men. A Technicolor festurette,
Desert Wonderland" completes
the new Norwood bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
Spots
Bring In
.NeU Acts

THE LONDON CHOP HOUSE
will bid a reluctant farewell to
those pretty harTnonists from the
South, the Tanner Sisters, on
Monday, September IA. The girls
have made many friends in De-
troit with their real sense of show
maHship and strictly southern
accent.
Starting September Is, Paul
Rosini, the phenomenal prestidigi-
tator, will bring his bag of parlor
tricks 10 Detroit 10 amuse and
amaze the patrons of the Chop
House. Rosini of the famous trade
mark: "A tiny waltz, please" has
made a great name for himself
in show business with his ability
TO give his audience a real closeup
of tricks such as the rings in
confusion" and the enchanted
pocket"
Alternating on the bandstand
the orchestras OF Ruby and
Sammy Dibert. keep dance fans
happy with continuous music. and
dark-eyed Ethel Howe contributes
sophisticated lyrics TO the music
of both crews.
WONDER BAR.-One Of the
most listenable instrumental quar-
tets is that of Eddie Paisley and
his Four Vocalions. With four
solo voices in the group, the boys
also sing in duet. trio and quartet
Their music varies from the popu-
lar strains Of the day TO gypsy
Hungarian and Hawaiian melodies
Also on the bandStand is the
orchestra Of Guy WEIGH. Singing
with both crews are blond Made
Ion Baker and brunei Aylene Ma.
son each delivering songs in their
own inimitable way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
R0TC al u. NJ. Gets
Fraternity House
Times star Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 12.-ThC
University of Michigan regents
announced today that they had
purchased the Zeta Phi fraternity
house TO serve as headquarters fol-
the ROTC department OF military
science and tactics.
The ROTC group. headed by
Col. William A. Canoe, will move
in October 5. Other announce,
ments following the September
meeting of the regents were tn,
acceptance of gifts totaling' So, 00C
and the granting of a years leave
Of absence 10 Prof. lido j. Vile Il
accept a colonefs commission il
the army as medical director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12

DAUNTLESS UNITED STATES
Marines show that long awaited
offensive drive in first actual
scenes OF the recent S ON n
Island triumph, now headlning the
new bills at the Downtown Nor
wood Telenews theaters.
Covered by Army Flying Fort
reSses and arship barages, the
Devil Dogs" swarm ashore 10
Squelch all Jap resistance in typl-
cal marine style. For the first
time in World War IL. "Old Glory
Is hoisted in recaptured land.
Recognizing this new spirit,
President Roosevelt appears be-
fore the news reel camera to de-
liver an inspiring pledge of all out
aid TO United Nations armed
forces.
Proof OF this support is seen in
photos of a converted Akron, O.
rubber plant. now turning out
countless numbers OF famous Bo-
fors Anti-craft guns.
British and American co-opera-
ton reaches a new high in thrill
ing action scenes of a combined
convoy, successfully fighting off a
devastating Axis air attack. Bat.
tered ships arriving in Malta show
the intensity of the attack.
Combined action again accounts
for the capture of many Rommel
troops. pictured Safel. behind the
EngliSh-American lines In Egypt.
Other war news scenes show
Churchill's sly, knowing grin upon
alighting from his air trip from
Russia and spectacular photos Of
new American Block Buster
bombs being tested al Maryland s
Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
Fine relief Is offered by Wash
ipgtons Rug Cutting set, as
tney convene lot lneT Jam SeSSlOn
IN me last Foot suits available
before WPB restrictions ban them
for the duration.
An exciting drama. exposing
Axis sabotage METHODS within the
country. Don't Talk begins a
weeks run at the Downtown Tele-
news Theater. The need for guard
ing vital information is clearly
brought home in this tale of in
trigue in a factory just like the
one in which you are now en-
ployed.
The latest Information Please
rounds out the program.
The Norwood Telenews Short
program is headed by the latest
issue of March of Time, Men Of
the Fleet" A thorough story Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
Bennett VS.. Bennett
Barbara uniformed, Constance Saws in Dispute
Over Percentage Of Letters Son

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. II (UP),
ACTRESS Constance Bennett to-
day coolly disputed the 'unin-
formed remarks of her elder
sister. Barbara. regarding the
'parentage of 13-year-old Peter
Bennett Plant.
Barbara. the wife Of Addison
Randall, film cowboy. made depo-
,sitions produced in probate court
at Groton, Conn. that indicated
her belief the boy was the adopted
not natural. son OF Constance and
the late Phil Plant. whose S550,00C
ESTATE is in dispute.
81 am not responsible for the
uniformed remarks made by
Mrs. Randall. whom / have not
seen for q number of years."
Constance said. II adopted eur
son q month before being d.
vorced from Mr.. Plant to pre-
vent any possible attempt TO
take the boy away from me and
1 intend TO prove In court that
he IL the son Of Mr.. Plant"
The actress said she would APP
peal last weeks probate court
ruling only to establish the boys
parentage. She denied she sought
any part Of Plants estate. The
dispositions from Barbara were
taken in Los Angeles on behalf of
Mrs. Mae Manwaring Hayward
Plants mother. who contended
the child was not born to Miss
Bennett and her son.
Miss Bennett, who now is mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12

.O'Connor. age II, on the Universal
lot. Donald, who was her leading
man in On the Beam is now TO
have the leading role in Johnny
Comes Marching Home
Don is a member of the famous
.O'Connor family who used to be
vaudeville headliners and the Uni
versal juvenile has had good train
ing. We have lots OF subdebs but
very few boys as young as II in
the movies. But with the war
taking so many OF the older actors
we may be seeing other young
actors getting breaks.
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER
Martha Mature, Vic's estranged
bride. has herself job as recep-
ZIONIST in Harry COINS office. AS
far as she is concerned. the hun
dreds of pretty girls in Hollywood
can get the acting jobs. She is
through.
She signed a contract as one of
the beauties in Powers Girls, but
she feels that waiting on the set
TO be called. getting up at the
crack of dawn for makeup, isn't
what she wants. So when she
finishes the Charlie Rogers movie
she is going TO answer the tele-
/ phone. make notations and see the
people who call, instead Of trying
I TO be an actress.
THE LETTER Bon
Charming letter from Miliza
Korjus, who writes with as much
Of an accent as she speaks: you
were kind enough to print some
fans were asking about me. Last
August l arrived in Mexico and
gave here 33 performances oil, per-
sonal appearance. Also l have
made a picture in Mexico City, the
name of il is 'Caballeria Del I'M
perio' But l miss Hollywood and
America because myself am
American for two and a hall
years"
What's the matter that you
never mention that fine actor
John Loder?" snaps f. Bryson
Springfield, Ill. IF you don't say
something nice about him soon I'm
giving up reading you for the
duration" Hold that subscription
Miss B.-I also think John is q
good actor. New York anc
/ Chicapo letter writers are eSne.
cially interested in casting the
Helen Morgan role. Dolly Kay
says: Rita Hayworth as Helen
NEVER! The perfect Morgan illu
sion would be Olivia de Havil
lands face and Dinah Shores voice
dubbed in"
Gerta Weiss. Brooklyn. writes
"Claudette Colbert could anc
should do the Helen Morgan role
but Mary Martin is not the girl
.. F. V. Lydon says: What ar
ironical choice picking Grets
Carlo as the girl who inspired the
Statue Of Liberty. She is the one
star whose name l have never seer
} listed on a bond tour or in an,
way helping the men in tn,
forces" George Mitchell
writes: Would any one mind /
/ nominate Yankee Doodle Dandy
: as the picture of the year? 1t wa
: grand fun. raised lot Of money
for our treasury and glorified ;
real American"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 1.-THE
trials and tribulstions Of a movie
troupe on location these days
would fill a book. The Edge of
Darkness" company. up at swank
Monterey with Enrol Flynn. Ann
Sheridan and Walter Huston, had
expected 10 get their background
people from the local citiZenry.
They had heard how Alfred Hitch
cock put the whole town of Santa
Rosa 10 work in Shadow OF a
Doubt"
But unlike the Santa Rosaians,
the Monterey clan are not suffer
ing from suppressed desires "a
emote and refused TO answer all
newspaper ads and radio appeals
What 10 do for extras?
Finally Lewis Milestone threw
himself on the mercy OF the guests
at the hotel-and. honeSt-to-good-
ness, the bluebloodS registered
from the East and the bellboyS
are pitching in and performing
like veterans at $3.50 per day
One society Jnatron asked bell.
hop 10 get her a glass of water
Il can't he protested, I'm right
behind Miss Sheridan in the mex
scene"
CASTING TROUBLE
Here's just one of those thing.
that makes a columnist's life ;
headache: When / checked tn,
Selznick office to see If David il
calling of Jane Eyre" it wa!
denied so vehemently the phon,
shook in my hands. On the othel
hand. riddle me why Robert Ste
venSon, who was set TO direct thi!
picture, is moving on loan-out {,
Hunt Stromberg 10 direct - 81
rumor has it-'Dishonored Lady.
Casting troubles are the big diff
iculty with Jane Eyre" Lau
renee Olivier and Robert Donat
perfect for Rochester. the hero
are both in England, Walter
Pidgeon is all tied up. Clarl
Gable is in the service and so viii
be Cary Grant and others of the
desired age to play the Bront,
hero opposite Joan Fontaine.
STUDIOS PLAY SAFE
Certainly gives you a rough idea
of how the studios are casting
their movies with men over the
draft age when I tell you Guy
Kibbee, Lee Tracy. Otto Kruger
and Victor Jory are in the setuI
for Columbia's Power of the
Press. Not one of these actor.
will have Uncle Sam call then
away from their movie duties.
Power of the Press is basec
on the activities OF a city news
Ipaperman and a small-town pub
Usher, with Guy Kibbee cast a,
the small-towner and Tracy as tn,
:. big-towner. Virginia Field, wht
was PACED for the femme role
sends back word she is remaining
with her husband. Paul Douglas
in New York until he is called int,
service.
I CHANCE FOR YOUNG
7 My grandmother used to cal
our teen-age romances ''pupp
love" and I was reminded of he
pet expression when / saw Glori;
- l. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
Connecticut COP
Supports Roosevelt

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. u
GNS) Former Gov. Raymond f.
Baldwin today heads the Connecti-
cut state Republican slate which
has as its principal aim loyal sup
port of President Roosevelt in his
prosecution of the war.
Baldwin, who was defeated for
reelection two years ago by Demo-
.crat Robert A Hurley. the incum-
bent, was nominated by acclama-
ton amid wild cheers of the
delegates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12
CHANCE FOR YOUNG

My grandmother used to call
our teen-age romances puppy
love" and I was reminded of her
pet expression when / saw Gloria
Jean. age IS. lunching with Donald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-12

TO fight on
the side of
America.
A sea raid
er. es; a
butcher. no.
In 1914 and
1915 he was
one of the
officers COM
manding the
raider Kron-
prinZ Will
helm. T h a I
vessel, a con-
verted liner,
sank a ton Of
Allied ship
ping for every
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-23
For Women
Only

signatures a urging Leon Henderson to
retail the goal Of drive launched
Congress Auxlr Of the clio The Western Mary
Auxiliary Friday night in Textile Hall
began collecting signatures at the same time.
mpeded BY proteerine and hoard
Auxiliary pointed they weaken the strength and
production depends
constantly prices the reach his where
They
putting Of tho protcers which should
the buy ships and
planes"
addressed Leon Henderson which will be circulated
community auxiliary all country follows
housewife help country win the
many things will my
things pledged nothing and to take OF what have
the health and morale Of family important
do TO keep that health and
morale living selfish with money
that
short
things addition to tires and
possible family to its share
Il therefore Mr. Henderson insure family its fair
goods setting
ny may charge
December than five pounds
poecFing and simple Leon Henderson to
auxiliary Philadelphia the Auxiliary Congress
prices various cities
fixed retail the only to such wholesale proiiccIng
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-23
6Ol2Approves
Council Action
By HARRY ROBERTSON

MlDLAND-Full approval oil the
Western Maryland Industrial Union
Council action TO appoint a COM
miijcc to facilitate the obtaining
OF birth certificates for workers
attempting to get into war produce
ION was voted By members of Local
60l2 nj a regular meeting. April 10.
With President NJ McGcady
chairmaning the meeting members
cited several cases Of American
citizens and former war vctcranS
unable to obtain jobs in war plants
because they could not get birth
certificates through no fault OF their
own one member explained that
good efficient. experienced men
were hot being allowed 10 produce
Tor victory through the unnecessarily
strict requirements for birth ccrti-
nCaic,.
Local 6Ol2 also backed the plan
10 convert the NYA Community
center In Homecoming into a hos
pital We all agreed that a hospital
is very much needed now and may
be- needed worse i'll tho future We
sec the wonderful work being done
by tho Health Center in Lonacon-
ing and wish TO remind the public
tina, all il TOOK 10 establish the
health center was little Coopcra-
ton. and this same cooperation can
help IN establishing a hospital for
Georges Greek
President McGcadv spoke OF the
necessity OF selecting ticket for
the coming state and county cleo
tons and stressed the need ior
early action
William Morgan. District is re-
preventative attended the meeting
and spoke on the prcscn; aciiyitic.,
OF organized labor We were all
very glad TO hear that John r
Jones our district president. was
out OF the hospital and VIC wish him
God speed IN his further recovery.
Joseph Robertson. Local 6Oi2
member. enlisted in the Air Corps
last week while John Mills and
David Winner both enlisted in the
Army.
A party was given Tor william p
Robertson when he was home from
the Navy on leave last week.
l., George Eiscntrout spent few
days with his parents and friends
while on a few days iurlough from
the Army He was recently pro-
NOTED to lieutenant.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-23

SooSc and Gus Lcsnevich. next
month-That would be- a natural
for en- iyinS. a young negro just
turned Il. has come along III leaps
and bounds and his startling easy
victories over Soose and Lesnevich
stamp him as a real gate attraction
For Pastor. should he accept
tho proposed match and then so on
10 triumph. It would prove more
than ever his claim that he is en-
titled to another whirl at champion
Joe Louis-Thc art OF picking rum
ncrS of first base Is an asset TO any
pitcher but Roy HcnShaw. Detroit
Tiger chucker recently acquired
from Jersey City. tops en- all in this
dept In each OF his last three
seasons he moved down 10 men.
Think that one over!
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-23

The facts on the whole question
OF the "40-hour week. around which
the main fighting will continue.
have been collected and summarized
by tho Malt. Federation for Con-
siitutional Liberties. which IS dis
tributine them all along the labor
front.
What IS tho truth about the 40
hour week? In the first place tho
40-hour Law controls wages and not
hours. To abolish the Law would
merely cut wages and no; increase
hours. Thrcc-ili,hS OF tho plants
engaged IN war work. having 20
OF all wage carncrS IN the U s..
average &c hours a week. according
to tho Bureau OF Labor Statistics.
Plants have shifts ranging TIP TO 20
hours q week
Ever worker knows that there
has been no strike wave" as
charged Blu, the cold statistics
themselves. are sensational The fed
Grafton found that since Pearl Har-
Dor the amount OF time lost BY
strikes has amounted TO seven one
hundredihS OF l.; or III other words.
993', OF tho American workers have
stuck 10 their machines
Labor has never failed tho ma
ton. Gen. Douglas Macarthur
wired American labo. from Aus
:ralia While the exact figures can
not be published. every responsible
government official agrees that
there has been a rise In produc-
ton According 70 both tho AL
and clio the problem today is no,
so much one OF production as ono
OF raw materials and transportation
and the fault there IS entirely with
industry. which failed mLSerably 10
provide enough OF both. When ask
cd why some war plants we're not
working seven days a week. Under
Secretary OF War Robert Patterson
replied that /, was due TO the LACK
OF materials.
Full production means fun utili-
zation OF all available plants tho
federation points out. 1t cites the
fact that III March. 1871. plants pro-
ducing airplanc frames were using
only 40, OF their capacity and by
February this year were up TO only
So william S. Knudsen. no friend
OF labor i, quoted as saving Plants
20 into three classes the plants
that NC have 20, fooled UP. tho
plants partly fooled UP and tho
plants just ,ooling up. In the plants
that are fooled up and tho plants
So fooled up I think progress has
been fairly good
In contrast with this failure OF
management. tho federation stresses
that the ALL and CLIO have been
pressing for conversion for months.
The anti-labor drive is more
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-04-23

than an attack on workers; Il Il
an attack on the security Of the
entire nation. In the words Of
Wage Hour Administrator Met
calfc Walling. "Thc Nazi pro-
paganda machine is behind this
whole movement 20 do away
with wage and hour standards"
America In 1912 needs labor-noi
anti-labor legislation. the fedora
tion declares in demanding a voice
for labor in the government.
Donald NJ. Nelson. President
Roosevelt. every person who is
really interested In increasing pro.
duction. has opposed the Smith.
vinSon bill. In StrcSsing the need
Tor labor taking the offensive. the
federation urges a 5-point program
Complete investigation OF the
sources OF the anti-labor drive. full
support OF the President in vigor-
ous prosecution OF the war; ful
support OF the Nelson labor-induS'
try plan: recognition b. the entire
country OF labors contribution &c
the war effort: the defeat OF al
anii-labor legislation.