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Evening star., 1942-02-06

Rs-HURRY-CLOsE m
Apartment sites for defense housing
Lots on paved street, large enough for
twelve 4-family flats. Some as low as z
cents per, square foot. All improvements
on most lots. Sites suitable for large or
small apartment house projects. Already
zoned for apartments. This is the cheapest
Zoned ground in the nearby Washineton
area One mile from new War and Navy
Building. Surrounding Fort Myer and Ar
hnston County court house Marvellous
view. Highly elevated. M T BROYHILL
CO. exclusive agents CHI 5000 or CH 551-
Evening star., 1942-02-06
NEW CAPE COD.

SO,CUU.
Located in nearby Arlinston BRICK
Cape Cod on lot t65x145). entrance nall
living room with fireplace, dinette, kitchen.
two irst-foor bedrooms and bath and sioe
4 windows and regular stairway, can be
converted into income producing apt or
2 bedrooms and bath. Unfinished recre-
alton room, half bath, oil heat.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. $685. EVENINGS, GL. 44S4.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR CONN AVE. AND EYE ST.
5-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
ELEVATOR; WIDE LOT; PARKING SPACE:
PUBLIC ALLEY; IDEAL FOR AN ORGAN
Evening star., 1942-02-06

REAL ESTATE LOANS-4-4k-5ss, Graded
according to character Of loan,
MOORE HILL CO. S04 18th ST. NV.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WE ARE INTERESTED IN A GOOD, WELL
located warehouse for furniture of over
10000 50. feet of floor space; will sign
long lease If property is fairly priced
Phone Mr.. Nee. P. J. NEE CO. Ma 21s5.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

FURNISHED DESK. LOCKED STEEL FILE.
storage space. secretarial service, Wood
ward Bldg. or mail address: reas. DI. $500
SECRETARIAL MAIL SERVICE: TELE-
phone messages received: 81 90 a month
900 18th ST. NV RE 1929 7s
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

NEW HOUSES (2), PAYING GOOD RENT
will exchange for land for low-cost housing
OF 2-family fats. Call Trinidad 212q
Evening star., 1942-02-06
TRAILERS WANTED.

WANTED, TRAILER. Give price, y
condition and make. go sth st. s.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BUILDING WITH OFFICES, APPROX. 6
600 so. IT.. suitable upholstering. laundry
printing. mfg:, storage. Additional lo
5000 so fl . both S1.5 Hillside 10 n
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4-FAMILY FLAT LOTS.

32 lots in good renting section Of s.e.:
sewer and water available. Call Mr.. Lorenz
at Adams 0596 or Taylor 6S11.
E. Z. CALDWELL.
kQ00 Cnnnaefintit Atrc nrd
Evening star., 1942-02-06
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
GH 2SoS EVENINGS. HO 2l21.

NEAR COUNTRY CLUB.
s11,5oo-1s MONTHS OLD, BRICK. 8
BIG ROOMS; liv. room. 12l2x24 din. rrn..
13xl3: big kitchen and half bath on hrst
floor; 3 bedrooms. > baths on second floor:
large screened porch and attach gar. /
block to bus. OWNER MUST SELL. Call
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cHTEN UP YOUR GOODS And APPLIANCES
Laundries

BEsf BUY ~ THE CITY
Everything sfarcnrd and dried, uAt heAuii'
fully fuishSi 81 pounds sac' Nrw-Nsy
Laundry 21lo IemaF ie1IH Sl"-
DAMP Wash rL tKuNFu rs LBS. ssc
SHIRTS Fl<ISHED WITH El hDLE. ~.
SANITARY Ln1 co IT'S Lhk e-3i3'
DF luxe WASH Flat Work finished. 81
pu(1s. ST. SHIFTS t4NlSHh'' l-c
C7rr\. lavnifg Hutar'h $500
~ TODAY OFT TOMORROW
% hs -se damp aU fiat. s. PAS or Fl
Ins.Sl a.. al d1.. shirts &C. extra. 40. 500
-t4h4- f-.rtrI rr- Rough Try Ca'
.rlast. Do pounds, Csc. Baton L~tndr'
fnAr-..tF 3-tt1i
.COssl.I.I ths r1lreed Eeel ESTATE hsNns'
.n trs blk sunday Times Want Ad
Sect on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

4 Is . s-E-is-. s'ss---'f
gs-v fk FIDELITY CPH. co OK. p'el.
PrT~pEsT rpnc.s'erinE -- custom built
suites. rsstlnrs. repairing. BOZ fireman
sIe~ 1.--Ia
pf. Special pcs. upholstered. s33 -
everest E4r0 Nis CO. IL $500
EJ..E .,r p4etr with Z %. uIhoi JOB
NIETUW ST Upnosterers. y 5-o3'o
IfT t'-r..B res,ylr ard rebuild your nv
room slite Cau TO. s37oO.
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Income Tax Service

ABRAM for accurate, economical service
AVOID The rush. Fiie nos. lf-lO Mack
TAX computed uofsrizei -. $ stevenson
1923 Algonquin III. 1888. Open evenin. &
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al SPECIAL, 9x12. $3.50
Beautifully cleaned renovated, abs ~
guaranteed insured. Garutid t1- d no
Furniture Cleaners. Tyler 1880 lvut
Jos Campau
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed. 9Nl2 scieutii.
eaiiV cleaned renovated, 50 'n. lns lfti
F.dsrsi Rug Cleaners, University l-JJ1u
1925 Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Lumber, Building Materials

TTEI.ATl0Ss additions H'uc rooms.
r.... ana SONG We take entire job
no IIfu b material nr5. uH slan pay.
r...f. H o. Il rl.rf5s 20 ps.
INTER -INTF hsPH ait - MBER co
H-f-d - ard Ten 5fr- ~
,a.fr 80 l72I SL5-4n SIN
.EfIT RITE -K1sit-z bath S,'-'
Ind i-4..s- Fam --- i-- rr+'7v1 r1ut
Hr.Ct st.... rr..,t.ae. 8. at4' r-. "a
RACES. cottages FIia ter.s FO. $50
..I. 2-l----- -l---t-r. a-t~---- q.
-'a'r #ut.r -.0ll John b. TH $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

AL A SPECIAL, 9xl2 $3.50
Cash ana carry 81 90 . years. '1f.saf-
enes: iOaSs guaranteed. Detroit or.rr' "a.
Rug Works. i3I22 Brosdstrs,t 100 5000
NORTHWESTFRS Carpet Cl~autns iia
CnIltngwp1d Rugs cleaned. insured
Tsle phone HOFafh $500
CONSULT the enlarged EeH. Estate ..'in--
IN the big SUNDAY Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Bus Transportation
$3.50 CHICAGO $3.50

TOLEDO. s0c NEW YOkk s. s5 4
SPECIAL RISES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1893 CASS. AT RAGLEH 3 NA. l3tl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Bibles and Gospel Tracts

BIBLES-Aii purposes styles ana prices.
on approval stafford llsi CapIn
LIZ. 1892 ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

Y1u aess save al Kent Furniture, lsiiI
|vsrr
a0 -4IatfrLN 1trr,d -. bedroom suites
SO Wards outlet tt3t Harper.
I1-.7 u-GrfNDEF rear four IONS com
tIft stoves Cheap t1r cash.
pyf2 EUG So Sens o. 1924 Woodward
Oi,r evenings. sunday IA
r0ES ~ the enlarged Real Estate lstinKs
PRO-. 'fa Ok sunday Times Want 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

A RrA>u rsv 1871 model Tappsn ga2
rar... tl,l.ei top. heat coutIo., Aght
etc.. $50. On crates
--.a.. .tVFeEOrs. BLK = EF$kF.Ll
"a. GEAIIoT. At r. SIX MI r. flt
Cr.rs ... u 10 &, EWES TILL 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Electric Washers

ssI SELECTION of used washer. Sis ny
ben amin Ari.a nce shop l11B2 Liver
rHs. rrar FsrAeu open sunday IL % 8
and evenings u1fI 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

ACCORDIoNs-B Best buy In u. d A.
Don't see CASTIGLEOSI uness you
understand a good buy. OPEN SUNDAY.
915O Gratiot.
PIANo-Upright. used, SO: good con-
dition- City Music. 7t12 Mark
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Only Sia5G

EsrH....I -s Iruui-f.lrf -et Hth'
fr.- .4~u .c .N 'itar 'f Hs
a~s- tnse- stand na-ls.ue stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

f4a. et,ND RIVER .CrES Hrrs
FLOOR s.r..t f-r1. stIr 1tN 40 d. Nlr.
' t-f- q L.Ean Save ~ 20
FLOOR aufe z-rr IvrE room SUITE.
QNfg rlz atr table, sUI table lamp
srAed 4ni s. sh'y ma--e1 wiz sacrifice
tf4 tear. wards outlet Tt3t Harper
ave so-s ony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

Hoover. SIP g5. Eureka. $40: sss vacuum. 80
buW " guar free est. Hail Ty.e-se1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"My Favori,e Spy" i2.2o
AL. e;iI, s;la ? m; i2:os a. m The
BROADWAY ciPIToL-"Roxie Hart. -
40 O. m, ;, s;f3. 10 30 p. m. The
Corsican Brothers" 1875. 40, 9, li:+5
CTNDERELI.A-"Roxie Hart" ~ 30 4.
T:25, 1850 p. m. The corsiean Brothers, -
i:to: $40, $40 p m. i2;oS a m. n
Roxie Hart" 1890. t:i5.
2:os. $50. $3.50 .. m. 1910 a m.
FON- Benny Goodman. 1910. asa. s:54.
9;+2 .. m. 1880 a. m. "it Happened IN
F1atbush." 1925 a. m. 2:10. Asa, 1884
1892 p. m, ! 80 q. m.
HOLIXWOOD-"Rox Hart" 3;li. s:t4.
1917 D. m. THE corsican Brothers" /,
M%DIsON-"Nothing But the Truth. -
il:25. ESQ, s:l5. $40 p. m. los a. m.
They Met in Bombay" 1850, 4:l5. 7:4o
MICHIGAN-"R.sp the wild Wind" II
q. m, 2:05. 5:l5. $50. 1925 .. m.
"Hayfoot," 1913, t:25. 1880. 1880 p. m.
PALMs-sTATE-"The Mad Monster. -
1870 a. m. ESQ, 40. 7:05. s:t5 .. m,
l2:2o q. m. The Corpse vanishes.' 1880,
RIVIERA oxie Hart" 2:25. s:l5.
Brothers" 1880. 1870. 1850. ii:20 p. M
RkO uPTOwN-'Roxie Hart" 3I5,
s:25. e:35 p. m, l2:45 a. m. The Court
ship OF Andy Hardy" l;i0, 1850, 8, ii:io
ROYAI-"Roxie Hart" $40. 7, 1o:3o.
p. m. The Corsican Brothers," 1908,
445, Sis, 1850 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Protest.
Scene in
Benny Film,

SAN DIEGO. Cal, June ~
The San Diego chapter of the
Sons Of the American Revolution
protested publicly today to
dream sequence in a movie in
which Jack Benny plays George
Washington and Ann Sheridan
portrays Martha.
The sequence shows George
Washington stumbling in on Bene-
dict Arnold holding Martha on his
lap in the movie. George Wash
ington Slept Here" A resolution
condemned the sequence because
il reflects on the character and
chastity OF our first president and
his sainted wife and trifies with
our most sacred traditions OF
American history"
Copies of the resolution were
forwarded TO Will Hays. president
of the movie producers associa-
ton; Warner Brothers, the pro-
ducers. and to all state and
national chapters of the Sons or
| the Revolution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

HOLLYWOOD. June 27.-Ed-
ward H. Griffith, who hates TO be
called "E. H." or Ned $50 who
am l TO spoil his Saturday morn
ing?) checks onto the R-K-O lot
practically Immediately to start
preparation on the next Fred AS
taire picture. So far there is no
title, but with Fred in the star
spot il is a cinch 10 be musical
and. hear. one with a semi
comedy military background. Crit
fifth Just recently asked for and
obtained his release from Para
mount, where he has been a top
director-producer for years.
An amusing slant on the pic
lures Griffith directs is that some
thing usually happens during the
making that is just as exciting as
the plots he films. He was at the
Idinectorial helm when the Made
leine Carroll-Stirling Hayden TO
nance was at its leighton
location for Bahama Passage
and 10000 in love they could
hardly emote-that is, in front of
the cameras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Battle Of Midway
Telenews Feature

FIRST OFFICIAL navy and
army newsreel pictures of Amer
ica's greatest air victory at the
Battle of Midway are featured at
both the Downtown and Norwood
Telenews theaters.
These pilot's-eye view pictures
show Jap cruiser bombed, in
flames and sinking; enemy torpedo
planes futilely attacking an Amer
lean aircraft carrier; a United
States Navy fighter in a victory
dive" after knocking several Jap
planes out of the sky; enemy war
ships circling desperately trying
TO avoid our bombs and torpedoes
After the action. army and navy
|fiiers tell the newsreel an eye
witness story of the two-day
battle that revolutionized sea war
fare.
Also on the program at both
.Telenews theaters is docu-
mentary record of Russia's first
year at war, the latest pictures
out of Libya on the Tobruk dis
aster, scenes from a west coast
port of the first arrival of casual
ties from Dutch Harbor, and the
visit of Queen Wilhelmina of Hol-
land to the United States.
The Downtown TelenewS will
show the popular short features
Information Please" with How
ard Lindsay as guest artist, and
the always interesting Popular
Science"
The Norwood's new program in
cludes the March of Time feature,
India at War" and a Technicolor
sportsreel titled Evergreen Play
grounds" which has as its locale
British Columbia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
TUin Horror
Bill Opens
At State

HORROR-TTIE creepy. spine
chilling variety-stalks the SCREEN
of the Palms-State Theater this
week where two mad scientists are
busy fostering fanatical schemes
upon unsuspecting victims.
Bella Lugosi, veteran master of
the "Scare" technique, again full
fills. with great effect. role
which has been his identification
tag since early days in Hollywood.
Here he appears as doctor who
drugs beautiful brides. whisks
them away to his laboratory,
drains the blood from their veins
and then places them in a state
of suspended animation. According
to the story. the doctors wife has
need for this fresh blood in order
to keep her alive and beautiful.
Doctor Lugosi's narrowing deeds
go along smoothly until female
newspaper reporter stumbles onto
the solution and then comes
quick, but exciting, climax.
SECOND CHILLER
A we'll written musical score
heightens the suspense and lends
added emphasis to certain tense
situations. 1t is really a horror
film and will certainly entrance
those who enjoy weird stories. The
cautious individual would be wise
to wear a heavy overcoat in order
to combat the chilly atmosphere
which settles over the audience
during the unreeling of this pic
ture.
Chief supporting roles go to
Luana Walters. as the girl re-
porter, and Thristram Coffin, as
the helpful doctor.
The second chiller. THE Mad
Monster" is by far the most I'M
believable of the two. 1t is similar
to DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" only
this time the monster is wolf in
sleeps clothing.
George Zucco enacts the part
of the demented scientist, and
Johnny Downs shares the romantic
billing with Anne Nagel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Jack Pickering
Here
and
J. Now

BENNY GOODMAN doesn't
know what it is that makes the
jitterbugs go crazy.
He likes that kind of music;
he plays it the best he can; and
every so often a tune catches the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
BACK FOR PICTURE

Melvyn Douglas, who said he
was through with his movie career
for the duration when he took
over his important Washington
duties in the Office OF Civilian
Defense. returns here around July
Is for a movie.
| must say I am surprised.
Melvyn was so positive about Civ
ing up his career when he left.
But the story comes too straight
to ignore that he is signed and all
but delivered for j. Walter
Ruben movie at M-G-M.
There has been much talk that
actors in government service, and
even in the army and navy, may
be released from time TO time 10
make pictures-particularly with
a propaganda theme. This has
been done in England in the cases
of David Niven and Richard
Greene. So it may happen here.
Joe McCrea, who says mo" 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Miss Kean in Stage Bow

Claire Rose Kean, 16-year-old
daughter of Harold Kean, blind
radio singer of radio station WJR
leaves for Cleveland today to be
vocalist with Herb Miller's or
chestra. 1t will be the first stage
appearance of Miss Kean although
she has sung over the radio sew
leral wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

kids I a n cy
and they go
nuts.
d on Willie
and I slipped
in the sid e
d or of the
Fox Theater
TO see Good
mans open
ing. He hasn't
lost his touch.
Benny W e n I
into Jersey
Bounce" and
"One O'Clock
j u m p and
the show-ofs
etortad ,ittar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

LOVELY RUTH WARRICK
plays the role of neglected wife
in Journey Into East" fascinat-
ing story of intrigue and espionage
in Southern Europe in which
Joseph Gotten and Dolores del Rio
play leading roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

more roles than most actors are
ever offered, has been sent the
script of Shadow of the Wings"
which was intended for Clark
Gable. Joel is a lad who knows
his mind for he recently turned
sell and Veronica Lake. A Gable
story, however. should certainly
have enough herman appeal for
even McCrea.
Never thought when Mack
Killer" Gray was giving his tips
on George Rats horses in the
good old days of Santa Anita that
he would turn into such a good
actor in Broadway. Honest,
Mack is slightly sensational play
ing himself and emotes natu-
rally. losing his money in GIN
rummy game 10 George in the
movie. It's enough to worry even
Bette Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Lessons in Love

LESSONS IN love-making fea-
ture Walt Disney's new Techni-
color film, "Bambi." Birds. bees
and animals give tips on how to
get YOUR man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS

Anne Shirley and Eddie Albert
are seeing eye 10 eye; Jackie
Cooper drove Carol Bruce from
"U' into Hollywood for lunch, but
they're old friends and nothing
for Bonita Granville and Perc
Westmore. their real hearts. to get
excited about.
Alex Thompson bGying Janet
Blair's dinner at Bob Murphys.
Has anybody mentioned what a
bug-gorgeous figure the little Blair
girl has?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
THE NEW OWNER

Lloyd Nolan plays an ex-star of
the Brooklyn diamond. who left
in disgrace when he caused Brook
Ign TO lose the pennant several
years ago.
He comes back as manager of
the club. only to find that there is
a new owner in a debutante who
doesn't care what the score is. He
romances her in order 10 rouse
her interest in baseball and sue
Iceeds only 10 have trouble with
the members of the team at cru
cial point in the pennant race.
One of the funniest scenes takes
place in a courtroom where Nolan
tries 10 exonerate chap named
lO'Doh for hitting the umpire.
Carole Lands is the girl on
home plate and makes very dec
Iorative addition 10 the cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Goodman was pretty well
knocked out when he got 70 his
dressing room, because he and
the band had had only about
Ave hours sleep. The life of .
\ traveling hand Is no soft touch.
They jumped TO Detroit from
Ontario.
We asked him whether he
could spot hit tune in advance
and he admitted that he could
not. Sometimes you spot one"
he said. but they fool you, too
The tune that fooled him the
worst was Somebody Else Is
Taking My Place" He thought
1t pretty bad. 1t turned out TO
be hit. I asked him about
Jersey Bounce" the song that
Is generally credited with put
ting Goodman back at the top
after he had slipped somewhat.
That ." he said. "Oh,
thought II was a pretty good
song. but I didn't expect Il to
20 the way II has"
Chances are that whatever
slipping Goodman's band did
was because of Good m ms
health. He's better now. but his
health isn't good enough 10 let
him get into the army. He and
the band are going 10 take a
vacation after another 10 days
or so.
A few years ago Don Willie.
who worked for one of the radio
stations then, used to play
Goodman's recordings at night
for q girl In n hospital. She was
unable 10 sleep Mt night, and
listened to the night-Owl pro-
grams.
When Goodman came TO De-
.troit, she asked whether the
radio station could arrange,
some way. for her to see Good
man. Don asked Harry James,
Iwho was playing trumpet then.
James asked Goodman, and
IGoodman went to the hospital
for n visit.
When we reminded him of il.
he said he remembered IL. but
not very clearly. To him it was
Dust an incident.
He didn't know, until we told
him. that the nurse Said later
that the girls whole attitude
.seemed 10 change. She was
.livelier and. seemed to get
stronger. She was out of the
hospital three months earlier
than the doctors had expected.
They give Goodman the credit.
:. To get back to jitterbugging.
undoubtedly a lot Of II has dis
appeared since that vast wave
of IL two or three years ago.
It's Just the most severe cases
that remain, but there are q lot
OF them. For instance, Eastwood
Gardens still gives over Its
dance floor to them once q week.
on Sunday afternoons, and only
last week Woody Herman had
a thousand Of them there. 80
The genus jitterbug hasn't dis
appeared by any means.
I suggested to Benny that
there must be something in
tangible that makes swing what
n is. "A symphony musician
might play the music just the
way it's written-but IL still
wouldn't be the same" said.
Maybe not" Goodman said.
.'but at that. I think our kind
OF music is more closely akin
10 symphony than any other"
And there likely is a lot of
truth in that-Leopold Stokow-
ski once said that he'd gladly
give Goodman job playing for
him. If Goodman ever wanted IT.
Mention Of Stokowsh hap
pens to be a slightly embarrass-
lng point with Goodman. IL was
mt a dinner party with him
once" Benny said, "and I must
have got my thoughts tangled
MP. Anyway. I addressed him ~
mr.. Toscanini.' lie laughed and
raid, You fatter me- and LET
n pass"
Goodman had an answer for
Stokowski, though. He blushed
and offered:
I'm sorry: hut you can call
Ne Artie shaw"
who" asked Stokowski. "is
XstAs Shawl"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Goodman
WOws En-,
At Fox
By CHARLES GENTRY

TALK ABOUT storming the
gates, the gates turned around and
stormed the Fox yesterday when
King Bennah" Goodman and his
orchestra opened.
The riff riot was caused by the
noisiest crowd Of the season who
came to cheer and definitely re-
manned to do so. Some of the more
violent members of the 1--WE set
were so "sent" by the Goodman
goods that they climbed up on the
stage to demonstrate some spas
modic routines.
The Fox evidently thought this
was going a bit too far SO they
moved the sliding platform for
ward, pushing the exhibitionists
off the apron of the stage, jugger-
naut fashion.
BY this time the whole house
was standing on it's feet shouting
and whistling SO that II took some
time before some semblance OF
order was restored. Even then the
fans kept yelling and raising gen.
eral Cain that it's a wonder they
heard half the show.
Goodman's band is in top shape
and he has several new instrument
talists who come close to stopping
the show. The straight band num-
bers he offers here are among
his current hits. Jersey Bounce"
of course, String of Pearls" and
"One O'Clock Jump are the best
knOVVD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
FAVORITEs OF SONG

In a new version of Sing. Sing.
Sing" he takes off on a clarinet
cadenza himself, which is out OF
this world. The solo with drum
accompaniment is a terrific hit
and serves to show what splen-
did musician he really is.
The vocalists with Goodman this
time are Dick Haynes and Peggy
Lee, both of whom brought down
| the house all over again. Haynes
has a rich baritone which he put
to good use in "Tangerine," the
favorite flavor for all band bari
tones these days, Two Dozen
Roses" and and the familiar Je-
rome Kern "Embraceable You"
Miss Lee drawls through Some
body Else Is Taking My Place.
MY Little Cousin" which is a
streamlined version of "Bub-
litchki," Where or When" and
"All / Need Is You" All Miss Lee
needs is a little more animation.
The featured acts are Harry
Reso and the Ambassadorettes.
Mr.. Reso is a pantomime artist par
excellence. His eccentric steps and
comic contortions are wonderful
and deserve little more attention
than they received from yester-
days swing-mad audience.
The Ambassadorettes are aero
dancers who haven't gone with
the two-way stretch.
The bases are full of laughs in
1T Happened in Flatbush." COM
edy about the Brooklyn baseball
team which Is on the same bill.
It's really quite funny and while
baseball fans may find ii exag-
gerated there are several amusing
situations.
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bugging In the aisles and shout
ing. And pushing the ushers in
the chest when they tried TO
clear the aisles. And booing
when the ushers tried to get the
Kids to take their hats off-the
boys insist on wearing their
wide-brimmed hats at all times,
which seems sort of brattish
sort of fad.
Goodman was pretty well
knocked out when he got 20 his
dressing room, because he and
the band had had only about
Ave hours sleep. The life OF .
travelling hand Is no soft touch.
They jumped TO Detroit from
Ontario.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

That ." he said. ooh, I
thought II was a pretty good
song. but I didn't expect IL to
20 the way II has"