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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

Headed by Lloyd Eagan presI-
dent, more than 100 members of
the Detroit SportSmcn'S Congress.
all dyed-In-thc-wool hunters and
fishermen, opened fire last night
in four Of tho clty'S II rifle range
equipped high schools 10 lnauE-
Wate their entrance IN tho William
|andolph Hearst Citizens Marks
Ranshlp Competition
1.-THE quality of shooting sur
priSed even the highly experienced
r. O. +. {. army ScrGcantS who
put them through their PAGES IN
the inaugural OF their 10 match
series. preliminary TO their firing
for the TimcS-IIcarSt trophies
which will be held a. the State
Fair Grounds next May.
S8 OUT or 100
w +. Tommy Thompson.
chairman Of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress rife shooting COM
mlttee. proved top scorer al
Northern High School He shot SO
out Of a possible 100 points. a
remarkable feat considering his
first time on a target range
Others were not quite 50 good
J G. Kay collected as points. while
+ KutSchmannS target iotaled
only - points for the lowest Of
the evening Other Northern High
scores We're. ! Bremen. = r.
Weber. =. d FrancicsS 30. T. r
Dudley. 81. J kntSrhmann. -
and w. Conan SIS
Eddie Griffith TIC wcll-known
Skcct shooter and head man at
Orchard Lake Country Club cot
some valuable craftsmanship m
struCtion from Sergeant Fcrrill
and called II "A night without FIR
ing A bullet lie begins active
shooting next Tuesday evening
Four Blue Leagues Of the Mich
iean State Troops. Company III,
quartered al the Garfield Armory.
$50 West Garfield. will begin firing
their matches Monday evening on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
DETROIT EVENING TIMES 0HoNE CHERRl

Wilbur BreSsman tied with Bob
Mccarthy at $50 for second in the
individual averages Of The Detroit
Times circuit as John SignorelliI
scared 10 lS1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Guaranteed z Yeors

Year round dependa bility.
Quality proved by the hun
dreds OF thousands in use
all over America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Pauline Parks Girls are new
corners with sprightly production
routines. Pat Patterson is held
over 10 master the ceremonies and
Don Pablo'S radio orchestra handle
the musical end of the show.
THREE 666-The "Parisia
Nightmare revue, produced by
Charlie Morrison. featuring some
Of the top sepia dancing and sing
ing stars. remains here for a sec
ond week. The lineup consists of
the Harlem IIighianderS. VocaliSts,
inStrumentalists and tap special
lists; Sam Fouche, singing master
of ceremonies: Ralph Brown, tap
dancer; VivaciouS Soubrette. Tara;
those jumping jacks Of rhythm,
Chocolate and Mutt; Peaches"
Mckinney song styliSt; the eight
dancing sepiadorables, and other
versatile performers.
Music for the two nightly floor
shows and dancing is furnished by
the Bama State CollegianS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Peabody
Heads u. NJ.
Night ShOW

LIEUTENANT COMMANDER
EDWIN E. PEABODY, familiarly
known as Eddie" Peabody, the
Banjo King. will appeal with the
University of Michigan band at u.
of M. Night AZ. scheduled for
Thursday in Masonic Auditorium.
In addition TO conducting Michi-
gan's band. he will give Detroiters
an example of the banjo playing
that is pleasing the recruits at the
United States Naval Training Sta
ton at Great Lakes, Ill.
U. of NJ. Night, sponsored an
nually by the University of Michi-
gan Club Of Detroit. also features
acts from the current campus
Union Opera hit. Full House"
Old Union Opera stars, Mike
Ames. Waldo Fellows and Dick
Forsyth. will join this years actors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Night Clubs Announce
Talent for NeW ShOWs
BY MAURICE WALKER

THE SMALL Spanish comedian
Pepito. heads the new bill al Saks
Show Bar this week. offering mu
steal novelties, SkItS and panto.
mime. aided by his charming femi
nine companion, Juanita. Making
his entrance on bicycle so small
/ il might almost be carried in q
trouser pocket. he continues with
a turn of expert pantomlne, while
Juanita presents four ultramodern-
istic dance routines and plays ac-
Gordon selections.
Olga Anton. attractive ballerina.
is held over for another week. as is
Irish tenor Jack O'Neil. while Har-
lvey Stone continues as master OF
ceremonies. offering his parodieS
and comedy skitS between intro
auctions. The Traft-kretlow Girls
have smart, new production rou-
tines. while Pete Niera's band sup
plies the music.
TROCADERO-The entire floor
show is being held over intact for
ithe fiFsttime in the clubs history.
Sonny Mars, wacky fun master,
lofferS round after round OF non
sense and comedy SkitS including
novel act introduCtionS. He is
starting his second week here.
The off the record" chap Sam
Birch. continues with his clever
act. working with the aid OF a
monograph and records, while his
lip gestures in pantomime conform
perfectly TO the record. His timing
is excellent lt-iS-Iery- hard La
tell that he is not actually singing
the number coming from the
record.
The BordenS. comedy adagie
team. present a burleSque on mod
.ern ballroom dancing. while Jill
Janis, swing SongStreSS, puts a
real punch in her songs.
The Bea VeSter Girls present
flashy musical comedy dance en-
-Sembles in attractive eeStunfcS.
Other star acts complete the bIil,
with Charles Dublin and his or
chestra playing for dancing and
the floor shows.
CASANOVA - JeSSica GarWood
enters her fourteenth week as mis-
|tress of ceremonies and is still
clicking with her quick-Witted in
Productions ard novelty song ar
which poke subtle fun
at serious song stars.
This week Miss Garwood intro
duces Collins and Anita. who head
the new show with their adagio,
ballroom and special doll dance"
routines. Loose-legged comedy
antics. amazing falls and tumbleS,
and apparently effortleSs aerial
lifts. combine TO make their doll
fantasy a bit Of applauSe-wInning
work.
Sheila Woods, dancer. i0.~e 49,
new revue with novel routineS, and
rhumba artist Dclolcs
stays on, offering South-of- the
border dances. Bill HewittS ac-
Gordon wins him a featured solo
spot as well as filling interludes
with music. Lee Walters orchestra
plays for these and other per-
formers.
SAN DIEGO-This is the sixth
week here for Emilio CacereS and
lis recording orchestra who play
or dancing and are featured in the
loor show. Staying for another
week is Bob Hopkins. master of
who offers clever inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Comic Will Have
Che erine Section

JOE f BROWN will have an
enthusiastic cheering section at
the forthcoming preview of his
latest comedy. Shut My Big
Mouth. -
The broad-mouthed laugh IA
vorite has invited 30 young cadet
pilots in training with his son,
Don at the Cal-Aero Academy. to
attend the initial showing Of the
picture as his personal guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
lnsures Face

ALAN LADD took out $4,000
worth OF insurance with Lloyds OF
London, against disfiguration OF
his face, before the filming OF
fight scenes for Paramounts The
Glass Key scenes requiring Laid
to take a terrific beating from
Bill -BendiX- and Eddie Mari play
ing the roles of Sluggers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

in a presentation of Bertha. ths
Sewing Machine Girl" College
songs, supplied by the "Psurfs, "
student song society, will round
out the program.
Profits from IT, of M. Night az
go to the Army and Navy Recrea-
tion League and a university
scholarship fund.
Tickets are available at Grin
nellS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Panama
Hattie
At Cass
BN CHARLES GENTRY

MUSICALLY SPEAKING there
rs LOT 10 nc SAID about the Good
NeiChhor policy especially the
Way Panama Hattie says 1t in
the revue which opened al the
CaSS last night
This Buddy De sylvia Canal
Zone comedy SET 10 Cole Porter
tunes finally arrived after long
tttn on Broadway and a tour OF
many months.
Perhaps We have waited Just a
little too long for this widely adj
vertSed treat. but 10 US. 1t feels
lust little fat and last nights
audience didn I exactly knock IT.
self out over the performance,
though II u an amusing one.
Panama Hattie" is girl who
has been around but who finds
love al least IN tho appeal of q
canal control Inspector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

People
still insisting
that the wool
tIonIn
really won I
ma k Q an V
differ enFe
But thc SaiCS-
men Tor cloth
lng firms al
rca dY are
trimming The
cuffs off their
trousers tcNCn
I heir q q
SUITS so that
customer
won look az
them and say.
cuffs. WHY car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Ham Sandwiches

BURGESS MEREDITH con.
sumed 10 ham sandwiches in
mining one scene in Paramount :
Street OF Chance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

PALM BEACH Johnny Lcbel
and Coralle and Kaye StaI~in the
new revue at this club. Corahe
and Kaye are dance SmoothleS.
mixing comedy and novelty in
their lnterpretative roufineS, while
Johnny IS a robust baritone. offer
ing both classical and popular
songs in the manner which won
hun a movie contract.
The DuqueSneS are graceful in
NOR ballroom StepS and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

AROUND Town.
Overheard -. ~ least She IS
always tWn.tlmlng. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Nv 'AliN INV TT IT" lIlF IlNI NOi n
little girl who comes from Phila.
.delphia and has "A Main Line out
look on Hattie. Hattie manages
10 win the little girl over by let
ting the little child make a lady
out Of her
But She has hard time making
The grade with her boy friends
boss and she has 10 thwart a spy
scheme before she can et-iate
the select -eirele-eA PanamanIan.
society
on this slim evidence Of a plot
hangs loi of Panama psndcmo-
mum. Weird dances. colorful cos
tunes and old gags are all over
the place.
Evidently Panama is where
vaudeville finally went.
4 TOUGH ROLE
Frances Williams has the title
role, originated in New York byI
Ethel Norman Miss Williams
seems 10 fall heiresS to all the
Norman roles and i'm most cases
TINS procedure is perfectly ALL
right.
But as Panama Hattie" shel
seems just little too blatant. and
most of the other characters ALL
seem rather afraid of her.
PREACHER FUNNIEST
Dead-pantomime comedian Ar
thur Preacher is among the
funniest In the cast. He is the
butler-nursemaid 10 the little
blonde wonder. Lorna Lynn. who
steals all Of the scenes in the
TYPICAL habit Of small children.
James Dunn, erStwhlle movie
star, plays papa and gorgeous Jane
sterling is the Snooty debutante
who causes so much trouble.
Ann Barrett takes over the
Screwball work Of Betty Hutton.
out unfortunately is not as enter
tanning just energetic.
OLD FAVORITES
The ones we liked best in the
how were incidental performers
Ike p Harrington. Sammy
White and Red Marshall. as the
hree very funny sailors and the
ancing Hightower Brothers with
ute Vera Ellen.
The music is right up TO the
ole Porter standards. several of
he tunes you undoubtedly are
lready familiar with
Make II Another Old FASH
oned. Please, the popular Let's
'e Buddics. Fresh AS a Daisy"
VISIT Panama and I've Still
rot My Health are all tunes
Which will bear lot of repeating
We can certainly say this is one
! the most beautifully dressed
hoWs we have seen all during this =
AvlSh season Raoul Pene Dubois '
las outdone himself with costumes
nd sets which are perfectly stun.
ing. I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

presentations Of screen and radio
stars.
Heading the new revue is Mrs
Sehlepperman. talented come
dienne whose routine Is similar "a
that OF Fannie BriCe Other new
corners include Carlos and Dolores.
clever Spanish dancers, who exc
cute some colorful conga and
rhumba routines; Judy Manners,
imperSonator and character singer,
and several other popular acts.
XERNE,S-MeFa aNHaekkyi Kaye.
the bombshell of swing. who ex-
plodes comedy hokum as we'll as
an Unexpectedly powerful voice.
heads the new lineup this week.
Carl Denny, white topped dean Of
the masters OF ceremonies, stays
on and Hammond and Kaye are
newcomers with fast tap routineS
Other entertainers are Ern q
Steward who offers comedy and
novelty contortionS and the music
of Jack Nelson and his orchestra.
featuring the maestro at the
Hammond organ.
HAfMARKET Carl OgieSbee $
new revue features Phelps and
Cullenblne, those Gay NmetleS"
entertainers, who are back again
TO celebrate their fiftietA- aRRipeF-
Sary week IN show business. Their
song -and-danCe routineS. pattcr
and black-face Skits click merrily.
Next on the bill is Zany Hazel
Kennedy, who does a whirlwind
comedy hit-Iuae- Eiast.-stttts
on IN her dohhie rofe- as suugStEeSS
and mistress Of ceremonies, and
Jack and Jill Carr are on hand
with tricky feotwork in fast tap
routineS. Les Nichols once fea-
tured in Ripley's Believe II or
Not for his whiStling tricks.
offers turn OF Ventriloduial
humor. and Dot Hayes all girl
Charmettes play for the dancing
and shows.
PALM BEACH Johnny Lcbel
and Coralie and Kaye Star~in the
new revue at this club. Coralie
and Kaye are dance smootheS,
mixing comedy and novelty in
their lnterpretative roufineS while
II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

And docs that Detroit paper
not the Times, eitherl feel bad
about passing up an exclusive
scoop that was laid in its lap,
about new weapon 10 be built
by the thousands in Detroit?
The story along with photo
graphs, was okayed by govern
ment officials. and cleared
through the censorship restric-
tons, but they apparently didn't
realize that u was as good a
story as IL vas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Nobody blancs the border
guards for being careful hut
II was funny when Betty Todd
drove Freddie Schadors car
back 20 Detroit for Finn. He'd
had 10 leave y in \ New YORK
State snowdrift some time
before
The guards found pictures Of
bombers, fighter planes and guns
tucked in suitcase in The
hatch II looked suspicious
hut The pictures were some that
had bern used on piacards ~
Woodward avenue ~ tho open
lng ri The TeleneWS Theater.
Schader was saving them ~
souvenirs and had half forgotten
u9sm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

From r l. NJ, a sentence
in the Times story about the
draft No plans are being made
for a lottery Of tho older men,
many Of them Grandfathcrs.
caused me 10 think Of my own
case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
4 LITTLE CHILD

The only hitch is ,he inspectors
lttle girl who comes from Phlla.
delphia and has a Main Line out
look on Hattie. Hattie manages
10 win the little girl over by let
ting the little child make a lady
Evening star., 1942-08-23

~ AY THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD can bake
NH cake and when ! want one, pay
AV = her fifty cents for doing the job
- it's cheap at the price" says Mrs. Pat
terson, the Washington Wife, whose story
appears on the opposite page, and includes
a bit about young Aileens fair for cooking.
These pictures show how to bake cake
in FIVE easy steps even child can master
readily.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26
Adjourning Politics

iu This matter of adjourrIng polite
.ur nc duration. We seem to have
navy recollection that big shots /.
both major parties admoEIShcd sue.
course on the country some month
ago. Likewise that the scliSam1 hcai
liners. OF their equivalents. in tho
big partics are ignoring the propose
abou, a. consistently a. anythln
could be
Reports, rumorS, gossip and what
not from Washington IN late WCck
do not add TO prestige ot oilIciH!
for Observance of prcccpt in In
fashion. Speaker Sam Rayburn
the House bawlcd out members g..
so many absences from the natloua
capital that his branch IF the Con
gross could not muster a quorum. e.
say nothing Of a majority. A..
where wcrc they The plain in'Iwa-
ton was that they were back nom
mcndng political fences.
Politics. of course. is not restrict
ed To- competition between two Oh
NOR" par,c. II may he cmbodicG
in the poljCic, and programs of {;
group or groups from both parties
| Resistance TO efforts 20 impose cell
.ngs or various prices as a check on
n'lationdrY trends is an example o.
that Catering :" elements that are
r"~T with votes which are much
coveted / another sample.
Il IS banded about in tales from
Washington tina, the Presiden
1,w."l' contcmplates a trip through
he Middle West next month in an
effort TO sway November election.
IN manner that will enable him
=" retain control of the House Of
Representatives.
These are but 10 cite only a fcw
illustrations Of how politics has not
been adjourned Indeed. there is
more than q scant impression tina;
Washington =" general ne, -, 'n'"I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26
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These uru ,yrrr of fbc hipbcst
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:, oduc,d = ,ybnlly ,orcigu tn tho
thcpric. o, .r.,. fn,, prcyaiI IN these
t,mcs v,l.u descendant. nr tbc age
in which those rrca, spirits lived
arc dcvo,inp thcir energies and
rra,rs T., mo dowr and dcs,r,v-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26
Douglas Jones IIn,nc

Douglas Rudolph Jones. vounpc,t
OF the six Jones boys IN The armed;
services. has completed recruit tra;u.
m" IN thc Navy and i al his home
~ N"rth Henderson on recruit leave.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26
visits at Home,

William C"gGIm. Jr.. vino recently
enlisted IN the Navy, has complete.
1l> recruit training and j. spcndin.
u1rt leave at his home here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

fok KENT: STORE BUILDING RE-
Gently occupied ny the Mcn'S SLnr
Complete modern fixture, inrIId'
cd. Apply /" 5. 5. Stevenson. Hon.
dcrSOn -, 81,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

W ANIED TO BUY USED PEN
Springs. will pay up to 81. 90
Address Springs" care Dis.
patch or call Go and leave
name and address. % -;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

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'no men with mechanical h, m'rn
ground arid ability, Ia dn p'ck-
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nnn. n ~, pay ana overtime. Tho,c
'i"W W"rkihS III war moustry
should not apply, Older mem " .',,,
men not subject To draft prclnr'n ,W
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

FOR RENT TO ADULTS. u,.n
nlShcd bedroom and kl,cnrro,,o
next |" bath. Private entrance 5e,
Charles street. phone 5O3-I Do ;,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

OIL SiiOtS-LlEE OLD FRiENDS
always wear best. Let It's rchuiio
your old shoes without losing then
comfort. Phone AL. We call Cor
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Renoir
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

Entcr' at The post office IN l,cndc~-
son. y. { a. second class ra.' un''-r.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

$1,000 REWARD For THE CAP
t,Tc and conviction of the person
who stole light grey COW T''h
extra long horns. from my pre-
misses on DahnCy Euad. Sunday
night. September 20 Notify l.. v.
ThaCkCr at Henderson Food Mar
kCt. Sl-Sh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

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hiSil"d bedroom and kI,cnrro,,.
next |" bath. Private entrance 5c,
'haflcS street. phone 5U3-I Do -
To R1'V I'cL,N I,,,--
Springs, will pay up to 81 0o
n,tcb ,,. ,..,II 10 N",c DIS
N",' VI" ana leave
haiiic ana address. 22-5ti
EoD pE,-.r. ,,.r,,, 80, - -
crr,i,. ,'.,.,, :" I'VE u, ~ IlI)iNG RE-
rch'iS occupied ny the Mems Shon
complete modem fixtures incIud.
ca Apply I" >. 5. Stevenson. Hon
dciS"n. yc-5,,
or S,nIL.v ----
oLC SiiOt.S-LlkE OLD FRIENDS
your old shoes without losing lhe,r
comfort. l'hunc AL. We call Cor
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe Renair
III
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phone 8%9-.I. 25-u,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26

w SPECIALIZE IL ALL
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-26
81 DESCRIPTION RATES

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