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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

WANTEDi BY the navy-a
washing machine. One that runs
on d. c. current.
We stumbled across the navy's
need for washing machine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Night Club Floor SholUs
Contain Many NeW Acts
By WALTER sTEVENsoN

Garwood. and Herman ziehl, ac-
cordionist.
Lee Walters and his orchestra
remain on the bandstand.
TROCADERO - Genial Turk
Prujan last Sunday evening played
host to a host of celebrities who
are in town this week. This Sc
lected group included screen star
NJ artha Raye, internationally
known tap dancing stars, the Con-
dos Brothers; band maestro Gene
Krupa and many others Needless
to say. all had fun and thoroughly
enjoyed the revue which co-stars
Sonny Mars and Mora (Whacky)
Kaye as Americas Whackiest
Pair"
Dance specialties. In which COM
edy bits are prominent, form the
contribution Of Charles and Rita
Jenkins, and the Pauline Parks
Dancers introduce a series OF
clever musical comedy routines.
Charles Dublin and his orches-
ira provide music for dancers and
for the entertainers In the two
nightly floor shows.
/ PALM BEACH - The DeWin-
tiers. graceful dance team who
have long been favorites around
town, head this weeks new revue.
Their interpretations OF modern
b allroom steps are varied by
sprightly comedy bits, modern
musical comedy and polkas.
John Lebel. popular tenor who
made his mark in Hollywood last
year in Men of Boys Town." re-
turns for another engagement,
singing popular classics and semi
classics. and young songstress Kay
MacKaye is held over, swinging
the hit tunes of the day.
! Pat Patterson. the gentleman
from the South, stays at the mike,
building the other acts expertly
and taking his own turn with q
song or two, and the Beatrice
Gardner Girls step out with col
orful production routines spiced
with acrobatic tricks.
Music for shows and dancing Is
by Don Pablo's orchestra.
vERNE'S-Ray Twardy, versa
tile young master Of ceremonies,
stars In his own show with sa-
tirical representations of Holly
woods more famous male stars
impersonatjons that gain their ac-
curacy from his long association
with the originals during his work
as stunt man In Hollywood.
Rays theatrical experience runs
the gamut from summer stock to
Broadway. and from circus aero
battles TO stunning before the cam
eras.
He introduces, this week, Billy
and Irene Burns, with their novel
bird circus; acrobatic dancer Ba
bette Petite, and popular tenor
| Bill Tracy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

THE SPRIGHTLY Tryon Sis
tiers. who are back in Detroit after
an absence of Ave years. Join the
revue at Saks Show Bar this week
Ito CO star with Hoffman and
Kaye. crazy knockabout artists
who stay for second week. For
La team of girls. the TIyons do
Iamazing acrobatic and adag O
work, performing unusual lifts
and spins.
Plenty OF showmanship is con-
tanned in the song-selling turn OF
|young Dorothy Snow. another
Iholdover, and Billy Jack Elliott
bows in to offer tap and acrobatiC
dances in addition 10 several ac-
Icordion arrangements.
Master of ceremonies Harvey
Stone. whose stimulating comedy
PAGES the show. continues at the
lmicrophone. and the Muriel Kret-
low Girls dance to the music OF
Pete Viera's orchestra.
SAN DIEGO - Topfight inter
lpreters Of leading Latin dances
such as the conga. samba and
rhumba are Rio mad Rita. who
opened last night as the stars OF
a new show. Dressed In vari-col-
ored costumes TO accent their
Rhythmic South of the border
steps. Rio and Rita act as co-ordi-
majors of the excellent Latir
music OF Emilio Caceres' orches.
ira. Fiesta Hours" is the title
of their sketch and they climax
it by Offering complimentary les.
sons TO dance enthusiasts.
Bob Hopkins remains by popu.
lar demand TO give his impress
Isions of cinema stars and preside
as master of ceremonies. Other
new acts include Tucker and Ire
maine. tap and comedy dance
team.
Emilio Caceres and his new Vic
tor Recording Orchestra also play
Latin rhy I h m s for shows and
dancing.
CAsANOvA-Puppeteer Victor
Charles and dancers Lopez and
Lynton share top billing in a show
which emphasizes novelty.
Mr.. Charles displays his dane
ing puppets, who demonstrate
dance steps Of many lands and
then the manipulation himself dons
the costume Of a Buddha to more
fully create the atmosphere of an
Oriental garden in which a tiny
temple dancer reacts to the pull
ing of the strings. Lopez and Lyn-
tons novelty routines are as
smooth as their ballroom num-
bers.
The tempo changes when Vicki
LaMeer appears and the next few
moments contain the pulsatine
dance movements associated with
Russian and Latin countries.
Holdovers in clu d e songstress
and mistress of ceremonies Jessics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Present Elijah
Here Tonight

SALLY BELLS JOHNSON,
Detroit vocalist, will sing a lead.
Ing role in Memberships Elijah"
to be given at $3.50 tonight in the
Masonic Temple. The concert IL
being sponsored by the committee
Tor the relief Of British Evacuee
Children headed by Allen Thomas.
The Windsor Choral Union of
100 voices com b ! ned with the
Royal Oak Choral Union of 20
voices plus Northwestern Baptist
Church choir OF 20 voices, will
appear in the concert under the
direction Of Delbert z. johnson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
claudia
Comedy
Cass .
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IF YOU think child brides are
only TO be found in Kentucky or
Calcutta. you haven't met
Claudia" the immature matron
who occupies the stage OF the Cass
Theater this week.
OF course Claudia Is of enough
years to legally wear a band on
the third finger OF her left hand,
but mentally she hasn't gotten
out of saddle shoe adolescence.
II Is her coming of age which
is the subject of this whimsical
little Rose Franken comedy. and
while we were quite amused, we
failed to see just what all the
furore has been about. For q hit
which Broadway and Chicago
stood In line for, this has US just
q tfsfle baffled.
You are asked to spend q week
end at the country house of
Claudia and her very tolerant
young husband, David. Here
Claudia finds out about life from
the COW, chatters along in her
own charming and inane fashion
about domestic problems. dis
covers that she is going TO have a
baby and finally that her mother
Is going 10 die.
GROWING PAINS
II Is this last which causes her
TO grow up a little more. II being
about time. unless the author
planned TO have her spend her
later years In a state of gibbering
idiocy. but we failed to see what
IL all added up to.
Claudia. q sort Of girlish Mickey
Rooney. finds that life isn't as
simple as she had figured and a
slight mother complex doesn't help
her reach a final solution. This is
quite touching, but we still felt
we were seeing some kind of Sc
quel TO Junior Miss"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
LOuella Parsons
~~~~-- -->>~-
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, April 25.-Over
the telephone David Selznick
asked that Alan Marshal be tested
for Rochester in Jane Eyre.
Ronald Colman served notice he
would be delayed so long on
Random Harvest" he couldn't
accept Selznick's offer.
Marshal. who Is younger and
certainly as attractive as Colman,
seems 10 be a very good choice,
and since he is under contract 10
the Selznick organization, well, ]
guess we can say II Is as good
as set.
Joan Fontaine, of course, plays
Jane and she has a call to report
TO the studio the first week In
July. Most OF Dayids pictures
have raised some actor or actress
to stardon, so perhaps Marshal
will come into his own. He GER
tainly should. For my money he
is one of the best of the English
players.
Maybe Victor Mature wasn't
kidding when he "confided" to 60
or 70 people he should be the hot
test thing on the screen by the
end OF the year. Wait until you
see him and Rita Hayworth in
My Gal Sal" I'm not so sure Vic
won't be leading the male process
sion In another few months. My
Gal SAL is as good as Alexander
Ragtime Band" with the same
nostalgia appeal In the catchy old
tunes.
Rita Is a thing of Joy to behold
in her gay 80 costumes. but 1t was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

q ute scci-
dcntally tho
other night.
We heard
Z h q { the
NJ I ch GO n
T h q . ter -
stage show
Martha Rsye,
Gene krupa
and bis bsnd.
and the Con.
dos Brothers
were giving
q show ut the
BsYlum Hotel
for navy men.
and we went
over To soe Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
April 20, 1917

British capture German posi-
tons on a two-mile front north
of the Scarpe River. northeast
Of Arras, in France.
United States government will
build ship every 10 days to re-
place ones being lost by the
Allies.
Command Of the entire West
ern Front in France is offered 10
General Petain.
Congress passes the draft bill
House vote is 397 to "a; Senate
vote is 81 to 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
GROWING PAINS
NOTHING EXCITING

We don't necessarily want any
high-flown heroics and certainly
we've had a big slice of melo-
drama during the past few weeks
but we still cling 10 that ancient
and archaic belief that in a play
something should happen.
F. Here only Claudia and the audi
ence age a little.
The dialogue Is quietly humor-
Gus. Thank heaven Miss Franken
didn't resort to gags, and the cast
is an excellent one.
Despite the fact that Phyllis
Thaxter has the focal role. II is
Reed Brown as the young husband
who steals the show His quiet
resignation. bemused tolerance
and serious despair about his
problem child-wife and her vagar.
les are done beautifully and even
his attractive mannerisms carry
conviction.
YOUNG AND VITAL
Miss Thaxter. though no star.
ting actress. has an airy freedom
and youthful freshness which is
becoming to the title character.
Her unbounded enthusiasm for the
role Is enough TO excuse her slight
tendency TO overact.
Beverly Bayne, as the mother,
we thought was a trifie STACEY
but she has such great charm Il
might not be so noticeable to
others.
The supporting characters. Lila
Lee as q sophisticated sister-in.
law. Robert Craven as veddy Brit
ish neighbor and Marguerite
Namara as Russian opera singer
are all excellent. Particularly fine
is the servant couple. Edit Angold
and Bruno Wick.
A delightful set and some astute
direction by the authoress herself
help 10 round out this production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Stars Doll Makes.
a
It's Screen Debut

JUDY GARLANDs fayo5 ;
doll of her little girl" days &
appear in a scene in ME and I
Gal" -
For sequence in doll sh
where Judy and George MUIR
dance and sing the old favorifo
I"Oh, You Beautiful Doll" u
props" department was callSc
Ipon to furnish various types q
old-time dolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

Vic we were ticking about. The
latest news about him is that
R-K-O, far from ready to RELEASE
him from the one picture he osses
them, Is holding him 10 the ec1-
tract and readying a Tim Whelan
musical starting May 10. Then
the genius" returns TO Twentieth
to star in Sioux City"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Hollywood Victory Caravan
To Be Here Monday, May 4

The Hollywood Victory Caravan,
which is touring the country in
an effort 20 raise $3.50 900 for the
Army Emergency Fund and the
Navy Relief Society, will be in
Detroit Monday, May 4, for a per-
Torrance In the State Fair Coli
scum.
The Star Spangled Special"
with a cast of % stars and a COM
pany totaling 20. will arrive here
in the morning of May 4 and will
give one show in the evening.
The three-hour show will include
dramatic sketches. several new
songs. comedy specialties and spe-
cial material by some of the TOP
writers. Eleanor Powell has a
new dance routine for the show
With Bob Hope as master of cere-
monies. the cast includes such
famous stars as Spencer Tracy
Joan Bennett. Charles Boyer
James Cagney. Claudette Colbert
Olivia De Havilland. Frances
Langford, Merle Oberon. Pat
O'Brian, Rise Stevens. Joan Blon-
dell. Laurel and Hardy. Bert Lahr,
Ray Mcdonald. Ray Middleton.
Desi Arnaz, Jerry Colonna. Eleanor
Powell. Charlotte Greenwood and
Frank McHugh.
TICKET PRICES
Tickets for the show may be
obtained at Grinnell's or reserva-
tons, particularly boxes. by calling
or wiring the Michigan Citizens
Committee, 4045 Penobscot Build.
ing. Detroit. The phone is CA.
$50. There will be 1,5O0 seats al
81 each: 1900 at 81; 1000 at So;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

1884 at S.; 1850 at $40 and 1,25C
seats at SIS. Boxes will sell for
$50 to $500. depending on loca.
ton and the number of seats.
Seats costing SIS and over are
marked $3.50 for admission and
federal tax, the balance of $3.50
or more representing a contribu-
ton to Naval Relief Society, which
is deductible under income tax
provisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

q show Ut the
BsYlum Hotel
for navy men,
over to zee Il. M. rscxxRISo
II you've passed the BsrIum
lately, you've seen the Navy
Club, o recrestion center which
tho sailors have built for them
selves.
The club, though. Ia . bigger
and better AFFAIR. than you
realize from q sidewalk view Of
II. There's . vast recreation
room downstairs, and besides
that tho lobby has been fitted up
with . stage for vaudeville
shows.
At this particular show. there
were. besides the Michigan
stars. Bernie Roberts band.
Gerri Melvin. and the Anchor
cites. The place was damned
with sailors. along with some of
their relatives, girl friends and
wives.
Three months ago the Barium
HeoeI was . dereIict, mostly
empty except for cobwebs. Lieut..
b. Il. Fiechtner and his stan
got permission from the city 10
remodel part Of II for tho Navy
Club
They did II strictly on their
own-they're not affiliated with
u. b. o. or any other such
group, but ~ Detroiters learned
Of tbe job. they pitched In and
heip1a BY donating furniture,
booss and equipment.
Boatswain Paul Bull and
Chisf George Beauregsrd took
US through. The sailors have
torn out partitions. reprinted,
decorated. saivaged.
They now play Switchboard
where the hotel cooks used 10
stand In front OF their ranges.
The old garbage room has been
sterilized and turned into a
shower room. Old refrigerators
are used rs paint or tool lockers.
They've got a couple OF tuke
boxes, as well as some pianos.
and when we went through. a
sailor was picking out tunes on
one of them. A Canadian soldier
the sailors welcome any man
in uniforIn--was playing ping
pong with q Y. S. o. hostess who
had dropped In just In a spirit
Of helpfulness.
They have arranged cupboards
for checkers and other games,
and racks for magazines and
books. They've evcn built .
cafeteria, or rather q snack bar.
and that, Chief Beauregard said.
n what they want the washing
machine for.
They dirty up quite q lot OF
dish towels and other linen, and
n some big-hesrted Detroiter
could give them . washing ma
chine, they'd like II.
The Barlum II in the ID. c.
district. though. 90 they need q
machine that works on direct
current, or one that can be
equipped with q ID. Q. motor.
Anyway, we recommend that
YOU poke your head inside the
door of the club and look around
next time you're In the neigh
borhood. And II you fall into the
habit of leaving a carton OF
cigarets or a box of candy occa-
sionally. that's your business. A
lot Of people are doing II.
In fact. the sailors might IN
troduce you 10 Mortimer. Feel
ing ldttenish last week. the boys
decided they needed . mascot.
-Four Of the sailors came back
from Kern's Juggling the head,
torso and limbs Of . store WIN
low dummy. He's now In . navy
Uniform, has . cigaret fastened
p his lips with adhesive tape,
md was cercmonially carried
nto the lobby to sec Martha
Kaye and Krupa the other night.
This was the last Of the shows
at the club for the summer, but
Boatswain Bull and Charles
Gentry, the Times drama critic,
are planning some summer shows
to be given tentatively at
Eastwood Park and jefferson
Beach, 90 the navy viii continue
A.
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Ser bem 5entralen Gerlualtlungsge-
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Photo Features

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ten !6dlfte hes 10. SabrblnoertS cine
groB5iigige SaolpniIation u1o idnelle
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Ger Norofaufaius ipar eine ser
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

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bes Sdpar5cn Meeres bel Noluo-
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bieten tpcrben nod quite @rnten er.
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borbailoen lit.