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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
G. E. AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER

This Christmas is the occasion for giving prac-
teal gitts=gitts thAt-last and especially glitA
for the home. This General Electric coffee
maker is exactly that. Press button and entire
coff ee-makng operation automatically follows.
Keeps coffee hot until served Budget plan
available, $l4.50. Eight stores-one in your
neghborhoQd. Shop early.
-
NED'S MOTORISTS DEPT. STORES
Detroit-Dsarbsrn-Mt.c Clemens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Custom made from century old imported briar
selected for the most perfect grain and hand
finished. Connoisseurs of fine pipes should have
a Dunedin De Luxe. Priced at S. 90 The to-
bacco canister is finished in bronze. Lined with
cork for keeping your tobacco in perfect condi-
ton Aztec clay moisture pad in the top.
Priced at $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

SIX cut diamonds. set in fine platinum surround
a pear shaped genuine Blue Zircon in this
lovely Pendant gift certain to make Her
Christmas orsble; Garlcks' $4,000
Uedersl tax included). Buy with confidence
from registered jeweler members of The
American Gem Society and dependable Diamond
Merchants IN Detroit since 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
GIRLS DOUBLE DUTY SKI SUITS. sis.s5

A winter winner then in spring zip out the
lambskin lining and you have perfect spring
Jacket M ade OF famous Kodiak Kloth pro-
cessed 10 resist wind. rain and weather. Jacket
has two large pockets with pivot sleeves Hood
trimmed in white bunny. Pants fully lined with
elastic bottoms. Others $7.9S. Ladies' w DOL Ski
Suits. Sl2 to $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
.StatIer
Offers
.Kuhn's Band

DICK KUHN, whose orchestra
plays nightly for dancers in the
Statler Terrace Room, continues
TO amaze the patrons of that
smart establishment with his re-
markable memory.
Kuhn's Timetable" is provid-
ing considerable entertainment for
Statler patrons who are disposed
TO try to stump the maestro. The
Timetable resembles an illumi-
mated railroad time board upon
which the customers mark the
numbers OF favorite musical selec-
tons and Mr.. Kuhn plays them.
Each Terrace Room table is sup
piled with a card containing a list
of over 1000 popular tunes OF
yesterday, each of which is num-
bered so that dancers have only
to pick out the selection they de-
sire and then write the number OF
the tune on a large Timetable on
the bandstand. Kuhn tried this
device in the Statler in Buffalo
and it clicked so well that he has
used it ever since.
Kuhn and his boys have been
playing together for over six years
and pride themselves on being able
TO recall more than 5000 tunes at
a moments notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Night Clubs Emphasize
Comedy in NeW Bills
BY WALTER STEVENSON

i've; Lee Keener, banjoist; Tan
cir and Company. Latin dance
team; the Deperons. tap and aero
bate pair. and Helen Vargo,
acrobatic dancer.
KEN ROBERT'S-A local song
favorite, Billie Richmond. con-
tinues TO hold forth as headliner
of the nightly rcvues Her style
Of delivery is one which is winning
her friends with each turn before
the mike. She's actually a beauty
in swingtime.
Fast talking Gil Raye is at the
helm. cracking wise and present
ing Betty Morgan, tap and aero
batic artist. and the comedy dance
team of Stephen and Dan.
WONDER BAR-Eddie Paisley
and his Vocalions are winning a
lot of new friends TO join their old
ones these nights. Eddie and his
boys mix their NEEDLES with vari-
Gus rhythms and alternate on the
band stand with Guy WEIGH and
his boys who purvey their popular
personality" music. The two
bands keep dance music beating
all night long.
Blond songstress Madelon Baker,
and dark haired Aylene Mason
alternate with both bands on the
vocal numbers, singing ballads,
bluesongs and swing with equal
facility.
LONDON CHOP HOUSE-Paul
Rosini, genial and phenomenal
prestidigitator, continues to amuSe
and amaze patrons with his smooth
parlor chatter and deft legerde-
main. His tiny waltz. please" is
the cut for each new trick, and his
pleasant and friendly manner
creates the illusion for each Gus
stomer that he is being entertained
in his own front parlor.
Ruby's music, and the melodies
OF Sammy Dibert's Crew, are both
favorites with dancing Detroiters,
both maestros emphasizing we'll
accented and. danceable rhythms.
Charming songstress Ethel Howe
sings with both bands. For extra
curTicular entertainment, JACK
Canada tells fortunes and Hy
Vogel's pointed pencil draws swift
and amusing caricatures of the
great and the near-great.
BRASS RAIL-Earl Beaudrie's
novachord solos are the newest
entertainment feature here, where
he plays during the evening hours.
Some of his arrangements are
blended with the piano melodies of
Roy Swartz, who also plays alone,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

actors like Robert Taylor, Walter
Pidgeon and Robert Young.
Since the ustac e grows
rapidly. it must be photographed
-ciaffy--fer-tts e--ift -faaifft aiming a
constant appearance. 1t must be
trimmed with caliper-like preci-
sion.
Last straw, according TO Nc
Nally, was when the makeup man
counted the hairs on the actors
upper lip to make sure the mus
tache hadn't changed in size since
the previous days filming.
1.-THE Wishing Well" has
message in cipher for you.
Daily and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

A Tx DOlNGEANAof nhpNiS NCAhNNy
team, are the prominent dancing
stars Of this weeks show at Eddy
Shepherds Stevadora Club. Satir-
lists of the dance, the pair resort
to clever pantomime TO convey
their hilarious impressions.
Novelty, in athletic form, is the
forte OF Milo Vagge. His stint is
comprised of juggling feats which
lead 10 an outstanding exhibition
of bag punching. a former boxing
champion, he does things TO a
punching bag that heavyweight
champion Joe Louis would GER
tainly be proud of.
Vocal honors are equally divided
between Walter Richardson. Sepia
baritone who has been a favorite
with New Zealand and Australian
audiences, and Mary Ann James,
youthful SongstresS who is making
her local night club debut. She
makes pleasant appearance. but
she has yet to cultivate her voice
and showmanship.
AS always. the Esther DeRoy
Glamour Girls are strictly in the
groove with their lively production
routines which win the enthu-
siastic applause of patrons. Gerry
Statler and Olga are the two
members of the group who step
out in speciality numbers this week
Eddy Shepherd presides as mas
ter OF ceremonies and host.
CONGO-The big sepia revue
this week holds over the inter
nationally famous comedy-tapSter
Walter Bate, whose intricate steps
are the stem of many dance
routine around the country.
A double or nothing" act fea-
turing Bobby and Foster Johnson,
tapsters. are drawing their share
of applause from Detroiters, and
Phil and Bea, modern ballroomists
offer a varied repertoire.
Beverly White, producer of the
show, does a singing bit, and the
Congoettes headed by Claudia
Oliver do an evolution of the dance
from the time of the Cake Walk.
Stock Walton's Club Congo or
chestra does the music for the
show and dancing.
ALICIA-The Latin rhythms OF
Arturo and his Caballeros are en-
ticing dance enthusiasts 10 this
popular spot. His pulsating South
American tempos are mixed with
modern American tunes which
tend to make this group an eX-
tremely acceptable dance COM
bination.
In the top spot in the floor show
Is likable Johnny Morrison. a
comedian who doubles as master
of ceremonies and who takes his
turn in the revue as xylophone
soloiSt. His selections contain mod.
ern as well as semi-classical tunes
CORKTOWN-That master o.
mirth and well-known comic who
has been doing such wonderful
bit of work at one of the better
know night spots in town is re-
sponsible for all the hilarity al
this place. The clown is, of course,
Charlie Carlisle and if you don't
think he's packing EN- in out here
just go out and see. He might not
be finished master of ceremonies
or a polished one, but he has
something which many OF the
local boys lack. This place, in
cidentally, is where Carlisle got
his start in town.
Surrounding Carlisle are Ellen
Kaye, billed as the "oomph girl OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Spring Byineton in
Human Comedy

SPRING BYINGTON will enact
another of her Eighty. maternal
roles in William Saroyan's The
Human Comedy
Miss Byington. presently APP
pearing as Judy Garlands mother
in Presenting Lily Mars" will
appear as Mrs. Stead in the new
picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
.Mustachioed Men
Find Life Difficult

WHEN CLARK GABLE shaved
off his mustache to comply with
army regulations. he parted with
one of the greatest trials Of an
actors life, according TO Horace
Mentally.
McNally. former stage star,
wears his first mustache in Or
Gillespie's New Assistant Mus
tachioed males who fume at trim
ming their lip ornament daily. will
sympathize with mustache-adorned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

been the girl.
because who
else w on a
have had the
letter?
Then I h e
letter came 10
me. a C C o M
panied by this
note OF ex-
pla n a ton:
ID Q ar M r.
Pickering-A
friend of mine
found this let
ter on the
street, prob
ably thrown
a w a y care
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
THE PAY-OFF

Owing a beautiful woma
money. Robert Taylor finds the
only way TO get out Of her debt
is 10 play watchdog over her and
keep her away from George
Sanders, a man she admits she
wants TO avoid despite her infatu
alton with him.
Taylor takes such great hear
in his work that he falls in love
with il 1--WE mean her). and the
rest of the film is devoted tC
having her find out the trutf
about her own emotional state.
Taylor is particularly good. bu'
Miss Shearer's performance out
weighs anything either Taylor OF
George Sanders. the handsome
cad. can do.
Others in the cast are Elizabeth
Patterson and Frank McHugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Letter Writer

PAT O'BRIEN, star OF Flight
Lieutenant, not only has as All
Irish fan clubs. but corresponds
with each chapter at least once
each month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

and both boys provide smooth ac-
compartment for Del Parker, win
some songStress. Dels huge re-
portoire gives her plenty of variety
in selection. running the gamut
from blues TO comedy, from South
American folk songs TO North
American fuifabyes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Bad Break

ALTHOUGH PLAYING the title
role in Smith of Minnesota"
Bruce Smith doesn't have to play
any romantic scenes. Warren Ashe
is the man who gets the girl, Ar
line Judge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

leSSly. The sentiments eHpfeSSeu
in the simplest form reveal a
boy helpiesSiy in tove with a
girl who most likely isn't very
interested.
Anyway, IL sounds very
pathetic. You mention little
items Of human pathos, and 1
thought you might like to see
this letter.. g."
So here is the letter. with
only one liberty taken. The
names have been changed. a
letter from a boy 10 a girl, and
it might be any boy and any
girl, so the names make no diff
ference anyway.
May II, 1912.
Dear Sophie,
Received your letter today
and was glad Ia hear from you.
4 thought you were mad ut me.
Say, Soph, how often do you
get my letters: From the way
you write IL seems you don't
get all my letters. i write TO
you at least once n week.
Hey, Soph, are YOU angry at
me for asking about the neigh
borhood In my letters TO YOU:
I'm glad to hear that you got
yourself n job. I only hope IL
don't change YOU. mean to-
ward me. hope that your job
won't stop you from writing to
me.
"Hey, Soph. I'm saving money
out here for the time I get out
Of this army. You know what
we talked about one time. I'm
sure I'll make YOU happy II you
give me n chance To.
"YOu should know by now
that I'd do anything for YOU. I
told YOU before and I'm going
to tell YOU again. haven't
even looked at any other girl
since I'm In the army.
"If you only knew how much
love you I'm sure you'd write
TO me more often and make
your letters longer. I hope and
pray that I'm out Of here
pretty soon. Well, good-by and
God bless you. I still love YOU
and always will. Your loving
boy fris%d,
"Steve.
Up. s. Write soon. Say hello
20 everybody at home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
Jack Pickering
Here
nnd
) Now
Jack Pickering

Somebody dropped the letter
on the. street. Perhaps it was
the girl. l guess il must have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

7 hope Steve finds Sophie
waiting for him when he comes
back. He sounds like steady
man. saving his money and
wanting TO know about the
neighborhood. and determined TO
tell her how much he loves her.
Not ask her 10 love him. but
Just tell her how much he loves
her. and leave il 10 Sophie's
heart 10 decide. That's the way
FLOR a man TO do il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25
TOO DRAMATIC

She cries, has seizures over the
telephone and behaves generally
like a professional Desdemona
who finds herself cast in Life
With Father"
Seriously. she does get so tragic
over comedy situation that she
Spoils any chance for laugh. and
you feel as though you we're
being rude TO a great actress If
you let a giggle escape during the
telling of a story you know by
heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

"We'll never know what hap
pens, Of course. Steve didn't
put his last name on the letter,
nor Sophie'S.
Not knowing them doesn't
stop US from caring. though.
and wondering. Maybe having
Job won't change Sophie.
Earning money hasn't anything
10 do with loving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

That's the way things are in
the city. The postman walks by
with his leather sack full Of
letters from boys TO girls. Let
ters from Stoves, telling their
Sophies the best way they can:
"Well, good-by and God bless
you. I still love you and always
will"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

Maybe. while the. postman
walks by, there's Sophie walk
Ing down the other side Of the
street. You can't tell from
looking at her. You don't know
whether she's Sophie, or some
body else. And IL doesn't mat
ter in the least, because who
ever she Is, she's most likely
got some other Steve or Johnny
or Stan writing the same kind
OF letters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

But we don't know. All we
know is that Sophie lost the
letter. and somebody picked 1t
I'D in the street, and we wonder
anonymously, each Of us in our
own way, how il will end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

J. G. thinks Steve Is "a boy
heIplessly In love with girl
who isn't very interested"
Maybe so. Maybe she isn't
very Interested. But then again,
look mt the date. May IL.
What's more than four months
Dago.
Sophie must have received
that letter some time ago, pos
sibly months ago. She must
have carried IL with her n good
many times before she lost IL in
the street.
Sophie must he thinking about
what Steve wrote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-25

Up. s. Write soon. Say hello
60 everybody at home"
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Una carta que de Viena aca-
ba de llegar a I~nglaterra, por
la via de Lisboa, dice 10 siguien
tie: ia situaci6n de los comes
titibles es horrible. No hay car
ne, mantequilla, o margarine, y
las raciones no sc reciben cast
nunca. Lo peor de TODD es Ia ST.
tuaci6n sobre ell carbon. Has
ia la fecha en- que la carta fue
escrita eel 7 de noviembre) no
Sc habia distribuido carbon al
guno en- Viena, y la sofa expli-
caci6n official que Sc daba era:
eel carbon no ha llegado toda-
via. Los judios viven en- cons
tante panico. Pueden ser dete-
nidos y mandados a Polonia a
cualquier bora del dia o de la
noche. Sc les da, e~xactamente,
dos horas de tempo y Sc les
permite tan solo llevar so kilos
de equipaje. Primero Sc les lie
va a una escuela que en- la ac-
tualidad esta cerrada, y sus pa
rientes no reciben jamas ningu-
ma otra noticia de ellos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
AIRES DE JOTTCA

NengunO me olga NADIA,
que 20 voy por mi canine.
Yo no me meto con nadie.
Que no sc metan conmigo.
No me punChe nj me empentes,
que no adelantaras NADIA;
que solo cGmbeO ell paso
cuando a mi me da la CANA.
Ell tener muchOs diTferos
y no q~uerelos gastar
es como tener guitarra
y no ISABELLA tocar.
En- cqGnti gdeLUG del campo,
tt de mandar esta tarde
las Judas de tus tfas
con ell melon de tu padre.
Mia tn 81 eS dulce mi mana,
que I'm perrico que tuvtG
lie lambda las dos manoS
y, despues, Sc relambfa.
Los que nacen del buTrIcO
UNI dfa u otro ribuznan,
Sc eSpantan, reculan, muerden,
cocean y Sc revulcdn.
Esos ojitos tan negros
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
PLANTAR ROSALES

Para plantar rosales es nece-
sario, en- primer lugar, cortar
las raices danadas O rotas con
navajas o there's especiales pa
ra clio.
Extiendanse las rafces en-
hoyos anchos y hondos, despues
de revolver bien la terra y ell
abono con una pala.
El abono debe echarse revuel
to con la terra, no importa 10
que algunos Olga.
Las raices en- contacto con ell
abono Sc acercan y apinan vi
ciosamente.
La plantation no debe hacer-
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
LA AVIACION DEL EJE AU-
MENTA SU ACTIVIDAD
EN- LIBIA

Cairo, Egipto, Enero IA
En- ell frente de batalla de Lii
bia, la aviacion del Eje aumen
ia su actividad pero la pre-
sion en- contra de las tropas
del general nazi Rommel, al
sur de Ell Agheila, sigue Gre
ciendo. Nuevos satisfactorios
progresses Sc han hecho, recar
gandose la acci6n en- la reta-
guardia del enemigo.
Las fuerzas britanicas de
mar, terra y aire atacan com
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
LOS DEBEN
NOTIFICAR SUS CAMBIOS
DE DOMICrLIO

Ell jefe de la oficina local de
Immigration, Sr. William A.
Reilly, avis6 aver a todos los
extranjeros inscriptos que de-
ben notificar sus combios de
domicilio, sin demora, o seran
arrestados.
Varios de ellos han sido de-
tenidos y puestos a disposition
del Gran Jurado federal.
Los agentes arrestaron a
Francisco Ruta, conocido CO.
mo Frank De Rosa, s1bdito
italiano y cocinero en- I'm res
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

enredGus en- tus p~estanas,
me pdicen siempre dos moras
metidas entire las zarzas.
No me da cuidaO nengund
10 que tn chdrros de mi;
que ell ladr6n murmura siemprt
contra la Guardia CeVI.
iSera por cdsudlidd
aes que 10 hicieron adredes?
Satanas, Salvaje y Suegra,
los tres prencipian con S.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
iJusticia Nail.

En- Noruega Sc produjo re-
~cientemente un incidente GUAM
do varios redactores de diferen-
ties peri6dicos fueron maltrata-
dos por miembros de la organi-
zaci6n nazi en- Noruega, la
"Hird'. Ell Fiscal General "quis
ling" decide que los redactores
"eran culpables de conducta in
sultante antes de que ell maltra-
to tuviera lpgar" y que, por 10
tanto, eel tai alegado maltrata-
miento era tan solo ell justo cas-
tigo a sus insultos'.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
LA MUSICA

La primera vez que Sc men,
ciona ell piano en- los anales de
la m1sica, es ell ano 1857.
En- Ell cartel anunciador de
un concerto, fecha 16 de mayo
de dicho ano, Sc decia que ell ar
tista Buckle cantaria determi-
NADIA canci6n acompanandose
de "un nuevo instrumental lla-
mado piano.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Dej6 de existir ell lunes, en-
Danbury, Conn.,, la Sra. Lily
Adamo Sanchez, de 38 amos.
Era hija de la Sra. Francisco
.Fernjndez, del 19O112 de la
Septima avenida.
La sobreviven su viudo, Jo-
Sc S. Sanchez, dos hijos, una
hermana y un hermano, ell DR..
Frank S. Adamo, de N. York.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Julius Ranetzki fua senten-
ciado a muerte por ell tribunal
especial de Bydgoszcz, por "a
sesinato" y rebellion. Habia to-
mado parte e MIA resistencia ci.
vii polaca contra los alemanes
al prncipio de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

" INV
tnow -. The weeks most intrio-
tng success story concerns 2S-year-
I'D James Whiting, blonde, toeH
over siT feet tall, tOhO came to New
York from Ohio TO seek a career in
ne commercial art field. Mr.. Wit
ling popped into a Broadway res
s%aurant one day this past toeek.
Seated nearby i0Gs an M-G-M talent
scout. AZ sight Of Whiting he intro
fuced himself TO the beiOildered vis-
ttor and told him he was the typical
young American type the scout had
long sought. Quicker than you can
say Leo, the Lion, he iOas tested and
ne story happily ends Nth a most
stdted out very perplered youno
man noW en- route first class to Hof.
'yioood where fame and riches mqu
soon DC his. This still is the land Of
opportunity.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Ho por la tardye, a las cua-
tro, SIC efectuara ell entierro
del Sr. Francisco Arrange, Jr.,
un fabricante de tabacos.
Saldra ell cortejo funebre de
la casa de Joe L. Reed, en- Bay
shore y Plant.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
DIVULGACICN CIENTIFICA
Parasites qVe matGn microbes

Baltimore, Enero 14.-Nne+
wos efectos de los parasites que
matan los germenes de las en-
fermedades en- la misma forma
que los microbes matan al HON
bre, fueron anunciadoS en- la
reunion annual de la Sociedad
Americana de Bacteri6logos. Ell
mas nuevo de los destructores
de microbes Sc llama "estrpto-
trim" y Sc obtiene de un hon
go que crece silvestre en- la tie
IRA.
Els tan potente que una solu-
ci6n de una parte en- un million
matara millones de los morti-
feros germenes de "estreptoco-
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Sc nj demasia6o alta nj dema-
siado honda; pero ha de tener
una buena .prcfundidad.
Dabe cubrirse la terra con
una ligera capa de abono meg
clado con paja.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

Para pintar mejor 90
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
LA TTRANIA DE- HITLER
Weltamschaaung en- ell lavader

., r. @Ns~
Londres, Enero 14.-En ell
peri6dico vienes 'Neues Wiener
Tagblatt" Sc publica un anun-
clio por ell que Sc pide un macs
tro diplomado para dar leccio-
mes en- Notwithstanding (idea-
logia humana) nazi a las apren
dizas de la lavanderia de HES
tand.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

taurant de Ybor. Sc divide de
notificar su Gambia de domi-
Clio.
Qued6 en- libertad bajo fan
"a de $500.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14
n()aITWSoS
BY Lee o. Lyon
From Gable to Temple
To Stevens Rise
A Joyous NeW Years
And q Grand Holiday.

F r o M A
HOLLYW GOD
COLU M MIST
comes the word
that mot since
Delllah made up
her wicked mud
that Samson
needed a haircut
has there been
anything so mo
m e s a S
Greta CARLOS
new bob which
q h WARS in
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

'Two-Faced Woman" There's been
a terrific TODD about this hair-do.
Women by the hundreds have
flooded the studio with mail. Most
Of the femmes think the new boz
is most becoming. But a single die
hard in Virginia upbraided Carlo
stating, shat you shouldn't have
,horn your locks. / ought to know.
They'll bring you bad luck" And
what do you ladies think of CARLOS
new bob? -.
La gaceta., 1942-01-14

tUhich he made
tender love to Vivien Leigh, Bob has
moved through BILLY the Kid" in
which he wa a real tWO-gun des-
perado, TO "When Ladies Meet" IN
which he Was a Dise-cracking so
phisticate, to his most recent pic
ture, Johnny Eager" in t0hich he
wiU c0-star Nth Lana Turner and
portray a gan0ster - a Chicago
~0angster, to be exact. All of which
PROVES that Bob has Just about run
the 0amut of versatility. 49,.
M-G-M HAS ACQUIRED thres
new stories this week. These are
Husbands Are Funny People" by
KEITH Frings, who recently authored
Hold Back the Dawn" "Vendetta
Against A Dictator" by Charles F.
Whitaker, and "The Immoral
Idler," an original by Bruno Frank
WOMAN OF THE YEAR"
with Katharine Hepburn and Spen-
GER Tracy as its stars, is nearing
completion as is "Mr. and Mrs.
North" the comedy with Oracle
Allen as a charming scatterbrain
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No Sc permite vestir de Into

No Sc permite VeStir de Into
Ell peri6dico "Svenska Dag
bladet" del 25 de noviembre a
nuncia que a las familias de los
noruegos ejecutados por activi-
dades anti-alemanaS no Sc les
permite ell vestir de luto.
CNero de peTr0
El "Ubro', de Sofia, escribe
sobre la escasez de cuero, y SUI
giere que los tres millones y
medic de perros que existen EN-