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Evening star., 1942-08-27
Merry Widow
Accents Laughs
At Water Gate
BY ]. w. STEPP.

The second week of carefree en-
tertainment at the Water Gate last
night opened with Franz Lehar's
Merry Widow" merrily rocking the
old Navy barge. If Oscar Straus
Chocolate Soldier" of the preceding
week were free translation of the
original, then the Lehar presenta-
ton amounted almost to an i'm
provisation. Which is to say, all the
best-loved melodies were there in
apparently proper order, but the
lines must have originated either
from the genius of Producer Hans
Bartsch's streamline- minded staff OF
Joe Miller's Jokebook. This element
coupled with a dance chorus out
fltted with shoe-taps and duo that
did ballroom routine amid peasant
settings, at times gave the produc-
ton the aspect Of a well-knit floor
show.
Beyond that point, however, Lehar
could not have taken offense. For
the singing itself was of an admi-
rable sort: and that, after all. is what
counts most in any consideration of
Lehar or Straus or Friml or their
artistic kin.
Helen Gleason. as Sonia the merry
widow, was outstanding. Gliding
about the stage from the arms OF
one shattered lover to the next
gracefully singing her conceits and
her taunts. Miss Gleason proved a
most satisfyingly merry widow. Her
Villa" and the imperishable Waltz
were clear and completely melodious
especially, as before noted, in the
upper registers of those numbers.
Vivid and sparkling in the role of
Natalie was Elizabeth Houston
whose featured moments Wed in in
terest with that of the singing
leads.
The performances OF Robert shafer
(the Prince and Frank Hornaday
(de Jolidon were less noteworthy
Messrs. Hornaday and Shafer sang
throughout with gusto, lent ring.
ing solo support, respectively, in
Love In Ny Heart" and the Walt,
duet. Florenz Ames as Nish, the
bellhop or valet or whatever it was
devoted the vaster part OF his time
to low-comedy and corny gags, while
Detmar Poppen as the Baron played
straight man to Nish for the most
part.
Costumes and settings were color
ful; the orchestra, led by Pierre de
Reeder, was adequate.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Heffernun
Continued From Page A-14.,

spattered ladder looms up behind
them, and man in overalls. -four
ishing a paint brush, ascends the
steps. He begins to polish-of all
things-the sky!
So love waited while the Mo-
roccan sky was given Hollywood
makeup.
It's night on stage 9 at 20th Gen.
tury-Fox. Jack Benny as "the
meanest man in the world" Is how
ering outside the home of his be-
trothed. Priscilla Lane.
Jacks very upset because she has
just given him the brushoff for a
character named Mr.. Potts. Benny
in his misery, suddenly encounters
Rochester and the 1atter's girl
friend. Only q silver of light from
an open window in Priscilla's house
tilluminates Jacks face. Where
upon this dialogue ensues:
= Benny: "Oh. hello Shufro."
y Rochester: 'Scuse me, Mmistuh
Clark. want you to meet my gil
friend, Daisy Belle"
Daisy: "Howja do. Mistuh Clark. =
Benny: How do you do, Daisy
Belle"
After the scene is finished. in one
take, Director Sidney Lanfield said
"cut" and print It,"
Now, there's nothing remarkable
about all this, except that neither
Rochester, nor his friend, Daisy
Belle, was there. 1t was just the
dark and Benny. A fellow named
Rosie" Rosenberg, the assistant d.
rector, spoke the lines of Rochester
and Daisy Belle.
Wen make a sound track OF
Rochester and Daisy Belle later,
explains Lanfield ITS much fun
nier this way. with just Benny and
those voices in the dark"
The long camera boom swings low
over the polished dance floor OF a
New York restaurant set where
Paulette Goddard and William Ben
dix are rehearsing with a group ol
extras for scene in Paramount
THE Crystal Ball"
The boom hedge-hopS over the
tops of tables, quickly vacated Al
1t approaches, and modishly dressed
couples scramble out of its way.
A man is intently watching tn.
action between Paulette and Bendi,
and is squarely in the path Of the
rambling steel arm.
Look out-jump!" screams Ray
Milland, who is watching from tn.
sidelines.
But it's too late. The big boon
sideswipes the man, who goes dowr
abruptly with resounding impac
on the floor.
A crowd quickly gathers, helps th'
man to his feet. He rubs his heae
gingerly and painfully creeps from
the set.
Don't mind me-" he calls bacl
sheepishly. "On with the show
I'm just the producer"
1t was Richard Blumenthal, pro.
ducer of The Crystal Ball."
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Evening star., 1942-08-27

mystery Aim to be produced By
Warner Bros.
The picture has been placed on
the production slate of Benjamin
Glazer, and is his third assignment
since he returned to Warmers as a
producer.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Murder Comes to E.G.

Edward G. Robinson, Geraldine
Fitzgerald and Sydney Greenstreet
will head the cast of The Pen
tacle," an unusual type of murder
Evening star., 1942-08-27

Az La Air Conditioned
LADY IN A JAM with IRENE
DUNNE, RALPH BELLAMY, PATR1C
KNOWLES. Doors Open at 6:15 PM
Feature at $50. S:35. 1922.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

VADY Ga. Ave. 4 Quebec RI. NV.
1VnA RA. A400.
GEORGE SANDERS LYNN BARI in
"FALCCN TAKES OVER" At 6:3b.
$40 q.55 Cartoon.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
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Continuous Daily Except sat) I te
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HER CARDBOARD LOVER" with
NORMA SHEARER. ROBERT TAY-
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Exciting Story Of Our Forces Invaolns
the Enemy, COMMANDS" With
LYLE TALBOT. JUNE DUPREZ. rhs
ton" On Stage-Wed Night at
$50 PM. Winner in the Finals for
Our WASHINGTON Girl In the MISS
AMERICA 1912 BEAUTY CONTEST
Evening star., 1942-08-27
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BONDS AND STAMPS AT ANY LOCAL THEATER

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

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OVAVWA CT. $500.
CENY, INC" with JANE WYMAN:
BRoDERIcK CRAWFORD; JACK
Evening star., 1942-08-27

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LINDSAY in DESPERATE CHANCE
FOR ELLERy QUEEN" At 6:1b.
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Evening star., 1942-08-27

AUAY m 56I2 Cenn. Ave. NV.
Av ALUM wO. $500
in LADY IN A JAM" At $40, 500.
$50. Disney Cartoon. Popular Science.
AVE. GRAND s4' 4 F. eacs AZ. 81
GEORGE RAFT, PAT O'BRIEN,
JANET BLAIR in BROADWAY" At
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Evening star., 1942-08-27

nAN4C 1880 C st. NE.
QVE4b TR. &I8S.
CHARLES sTARRETT RUSSELL
HAYDEN in "LAWLESS PLAINS
NAN" At $50; 200; EAST, S1DE np1
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
Obituaries
Lieut.. 7. 6. Vernier
Retired Policeman Dies
in 81. Joseph S at 81

Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow for Lieut.. Theodore &
Vernier. 81. Of 1925 Algonquin ave-
nue.. one of Detrolt'S oldest retired
police officers. who died Monday in
s.. JoScph'S Retreat, Dearborn, OF
old age.
Lieutenant Nernier joined the
Detroit department shortly after
II became known as the Metropoll-
tan police force IN 1883 and retired
IN 1919. after 81 years of service.
Services viii be held al S:l0
a m. Thursday al The NerHeyden
Funeral Home. 1890 Mack avenue,
ana at 9 a. IN. requiem high mass
VIII be said at ST. Philip Ncri
Catholic Church. LenoX and Char
leroiX avenues. Six uniformed po-
lice heutenantS viii be pallbearerS.
Burial viii be in Mt..Olivet Gene
terry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
Mary MlDonough
Detroit Trust Employe S
Funeral tomorrow

The funeral for Miss Mary Nc
Donougi,. 80, an emptoye OF The
Detroit Trust Company for the last
p years. will be held tomorrow.
Miss McDonough died in her sleep
early Monday following heart
attack.
Services will be held at 9 a. m.
at the Henry Hastings Funeral
Home. 4S2l Second boulevard and
at $50 a. m. a requiem high mass
will be sung at st. Vincent's
Roman Catholic Church. Four
teenth avenue and DalZelle street.
Miss McDonough was one of the
oldest residents of Priscilla Inn.
having lived there since 1914, the
year IL was opened. She Is sur
vived by several cousins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

Schroeder, curator of the Detroit
Zoo. Is recovering in Highland
Park General Hospital after a
ma ior abdominal operation !.
and Mrs. John T. Millen. wife of
the zoos director. is mending In
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital after
a siege Of pneumonia.
Ever put on some clothes you
haven't had on in months and
then enjoy exploring the pockets
for forgotten treasures? Well,
Charles A. Hughes, secretary of
the ID. a. c, picked out an over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
W. 6. Breitmeyer Jr.
Funeral TO Be Tomorrow
for Crowley Buyer

Funeral services will he held TO-
morrow for William G.. Brcitmeyer
Jr., 81, buyer for Crowley, Miner
q Co. who died Monday in his
home al l440 Bishop road, Crosse
Pointe Park.
Prayers in the Nerheyden Flu
neral Home. 1890 Mack avenue,
viii be at 9:l5 a. m. and services
in ST. Ambrose Church at 10 a. m.
Burial Will be in Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery.
a native of Detroit, Mr. Brett
meyer leaves his wife. Lauretta
DesJardinS- BreltmeyeFi his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. William G..
Breitmeyer, and two brothers,
Robert and John.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

United States Commissioner J.
Stanley Hurd is vacationing in
the sunny South.
Mrs. Thomas Fox, who got the
short-wave message the other day
telling of the safety of her
brother, Fr. Alvin Latter, who
was captured by the Japs in
Guam. would like TO contact a
short-wave ham 10 see If she
can get word through to her
brother saying she got his mes
sage. She lives at 1896 Harvard
road.
Dr. Thomas Anderson. pastor of
Brewster Pilgrim Congregational
Church, ran away from home as a
youngster in 1908 and shipped Ia
sea as a steward on an American
ship. Later he was offered a posi-
ton as chief steward for the Jap,
anese Maru line Says the little
brown men are really fine people
10 work with and for, and that al
his dealings with them cementeC
that belief.
They've been prOpagandized
into something they are not,
basically." he explains.
James Farley of Grayton road
Crosse Polnte Park. has beer
chosen 10 make the Sachem ad
dress at the class day exercises o
Dartmouth College this year Hes
a member of the Green Key anC
the Vigilantes on the campus.
You sailors and others who hav,
liked the coffee served up at the
Wednesday dances OF the 'Pargs.
may be interested TO know tina
Bill Blank. public service super
visor for the parks and recreation
department is responsible for IT.
quality.
Bill donates his Wednesday eve
nings 10 making the coffee per
sonally-for the guests Of tn,
Parks and<Recreation Girls. Prac
tice is his secret. His department
served nearly 100000 cups of COT
fec last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

He is generally credited with
having delivered more babies in
Detroit than most any other local
medico. Has a son. Mai. John G..
Slevin, who is medical director at
Fort Custer.
Word comes out from behind
the locked doors of the Mckay
jury chambers in the Federal
Building, that Scotty Montcth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
Prison Employee Convicted

JACKSON. March 25.-For 20
years a carpenter employed at the
Southern Michigan prison, Smith
Dean, 81, today entered the prison
as an inmate. He was sentenced
10 three-and a half 10 five years
for gross indecency just "A hours
after his arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

in Grace Hos
pital. a man Of
many p a 7 :
Doctor SlcVln
long has been
closely idcnti-
fed with Dem
ocratiC politics
and for th2
past SCvCT a J
years has been
a deputy COL
lector of IN
revenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT
Did John L. Sullivan Fight
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The famous heavyweight champion
was noted aS p voracious eater. Could
he have eaten and fought as be- did
IL he suffered aftcr-eatiug pains ? Don't
neglect stomach or ulcer pains. indi
gcstiou. gas pains, heartburn. hnrninC
-Sruyutturr.- irtuut ana Other COndiTf0nS
caused by excess acid Try BE box
~ I dga Tablets They must help or
money refunded. Al drug stores every
Wh,ro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

promoter a n q
States marshal
in charge of TIRE
jury. was feted
last night by
the jurors on
his birthday.
There was a
big cake and
among the gifts
was a pair oil
mems shorts all
frilled up with
lace and stuff.
~ l. nAInp a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

coat yesterday
that ha d n I
seen service yet
this year and
went around all
day delighted
as a small boy
as he discov-
cred a dollar
bill, some ole
chewing & u m
pencil stubs ano
even a safety
pin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-25
People
You Know
Or. SSttevin N Hospital
Scotty Steps Out
BY LINTON Ankles

Or. John II. Slevin, one Of the
most prolific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
editors in the city. is seriously III
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Theatre News

Romance On the Range comes
to the Ritz Saturday. October l..
featuring Roy Rogers and Cab
By Haynes in an action-romsnce
cense6y film TRAIT vii afford an
h0ur ~ more Of amusement. IN
ciu6ing music The plots not
VERY different from Al Westerns
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with tins type q fiim
Maizie Gets Her Man is .
group Of anficI1naflc incidents
that center around Am Southern
who is abiY assisted % Red Skei-
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makers This IS the offering a. the
Rttz for Sunday and Monday.
October 1918
TIE murder Of . gud-d8Feer il
Q private "a n the Grand Cen
trai station furnishes . p5ot for
. mystery detective story il
which fwo Of the screens most ef-
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formerS-Nsn Hefiin and Sam
Levene-aparkle TIE spectators
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about 10 suspects until the killer
Is forced 70 confess Patricia Dane
give feminine support
Tie long awaited Talk # the
Town feafuring Cary Grant
Jean Arthur and Ronald Cole
man "a 70 Be the sttraetioiu 1t tire
Ritz Wednesday and Thursday.
October zI-zz Aside from the
Elarn8 cast b. slaeh 8 uao #
EHrs. the play IS sid 70 be ab
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feW hours q relaxsuon from
va time problems
Pacific Rendezvous which
eeanes 70 the RITZ as . part ~ 3
doabie bifI Friday. October - 5
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VancIeave

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end IN Mobile with her SISTER. Mrs
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Sunday morning Il the KanelcaVe
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face because II has hair on it
and Il have tried everything
know and it doesn't help. I am
ashamed to 60 out because of
it and life seems too dark for me.
ANS: Saperfious hair can hs
controlled IL you arrange to ser
the right kind Of doctor. My
suggestion in your eAas 10 60 call
care Of this condition. You Ger.
sainly don't have 10 take snsers
end laushs from people about
this sarplus hair have Il At
tended TO ~ once.
]. A. C.---I have been married
IL years and have 8 kids. MY
husband Is good father and
husband. want to buy home
but he doesn't seem to be con-
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time.
Grant Is six feet. two inches
tall, weighs 100 pounds, has
dark hair. and might we'll be
cas-. tn The title role OF "Abe
Lincoln In Illinois" And like
Lincoln. he is an outdoors man,
who likes TO ride horses and
raisc dogs.
Since Grant Joined the staff
Of the Nations Station In 1892.
his resonant. deep-toned voice
has become familiar throughout
the country TO his many listen
rss. A personal sincerity, that
seems to communicate itself to
members OF his audience. has
established him In position OF
confidence.
When hroadcasting, his deliv-
rrs Is animated and his sense OF
snung SO perfect. that his news
LAS have definite dramatic