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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Mimic Tops New
RoyaIe Show

JOHN BUCKMASTER, satirica
impresSloniSt whose sharp mimic.
rieS of celebrities have caused hin
10 be dubbed the male Sheila
Barrett. comes 10 Detroit for the
first time Friday 10 head the new
revue at the Club Royale. Clever
Suave and accurate 10 - the last
.grimace. his characters are recog-
nized without Introduction.
Pretty Talla Wermuth offers
interpretive folk style dances with
personality and vervo. King of the
mariOnettes. Leroy puts his funny
little figures through comic PAGES,
makes them play miniature must
cal instruments. sing and dance.
Caryl Gould. sophisticated song
star, swings out special material
songs and current hits.
The Winnie Hoveler dancers
round out the show with produc-
ton routineS 10 the music of
George Duffy and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
National Offers
New Revue

CELL Won DELL. the curvaciou,
young lady who made such a hi
with New York'S night clubs. opens
al the National Theater Friday
/ with something different in dance
routine and gown shedding. Col
Inns and Petersen get the laughs
with their quick ad libbing and
teamwork. while Sidare and KAYE
.preSe sophisticated ballroom
turns and spins.
The rest of the show includes
singing Sam Gould exotic Alice
Jewell, ventriloquist Walter Wal
tefs- Jr. comedian Charlie Robin
son and straight man Fred O'Keefe.
Production numbers by the LaValle
dancers round out the show.
NeWSreelS are shown on the
screen for all shows. II a. m. 10
II p. m. continuously. Every Sat
urday there's a gala midnight
revue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Set Outshines
Real Navy Base

Warner Brother, had more gold
braid on one set than the United
State, Navy has ~ rs San Diego
training station. on the set Of
Action IN tho North Atlantic,
Director Lloyd Bacon had Ray
mund Massey and = other actors
10 the uniforms of merchant ma
riUc captains each with four gold
stripes on each cuff plus an adj
mltal a commander and other as
sorted naval officers, all of the
CincnatlC variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Human Oddities
Show Continues

WHEN ROBERT L. RIPLEY
recently presented his famous Be
/ lieve II or Not" exhibition AT the
New York and Chicago world fairs
1T was said that the strange as
ISemblage represented freak
league of nations, because these
human oddities were gathered
from more than a dozen different
lands.
These remarkable living curioSi-
ties have been amazing and enter
tanning countless thousands OF
Detroiters the past three months
at the International Congress Of
Oddities, $50 Woodward avenue.
From Mexico comes La Due. the
iron tongue man. who lifts a 3d.
pound bowling ball with his
tongue, and Christine, the girl
with the rough. tough hide of a
crocodile. halls from Panama. Kiko
and Bobo pin-headed people, are
from MOntevideO and Mmle Jean
the snake enchantreSs, claims
France as her home
Waldo, the original Ripley hui
man mouSetrap' who swallows
watches, lemons and live goldfish.
comes from Switzerland and
Frances Murphy. the gorilla girl,
whose features give evidence 10
the Darwin theory, is from the
Isle Of Madagascar, while Rita
Rozelle, champion woman sword
swallower, comes from Denmark
The unusual collection of strange
people perform continuously from
! II a. m. untll u .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Wilson Musical
Closes Sunday

LIFE OF THE PARTY" the
musical comedy starring Charlie
Ruggles, Dorothy Stone and
Charles Collins, which Henry
Duffy is presenting at the Wilson
Theater. will end its Detroit run
on Sunday evening. December G.
after 70 performances. a record
for a musical comedy engagement
In recent years.
The book and company has been
considerably embellShed since the
opening here nine weeks ago
Charlie Ruggles joined the com
pany 10 days ago as did Margaret
Dumont, Jane Lawrence, Beverly
Drake and John Alvin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

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THURSDAY EVENING

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Now a Native

DINAIT SHORE. who is making
her movie debut IN Thank Your
Lucky Stars is so sold on Holly
wood that 5 h @ plans TO make
Southern California her permanent
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
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the stations herein listed.
~ the presentations as
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Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Sc HabIa Espanol'

JOAN LESLIE, 17-year-old star
is getting along so well with her
high school Spanish lessons that
she's now answering her Latin
American fan mail in Spanish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Boqart on Duty

WHILE DIRECTOR LLOYD
BACON and the Action in the
North Atlantic" company shot
around him. Humphrey Bogart was
serving with the coast guard aux
Hilary on patrol duty. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Talks for Xmas

A TALKING Christmas letter
will be screen actress Julie BiSh-
ops contribution TO the holiday
happiness of Private Roland Drew
former Hollywood actor. who is
her fiancs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
MCKEY's SHOW BAR.-Th

MICKEY'S SHOW BAR.-This
spot offers another of lis novelty
revucs this week 10 maintain its
reputation for shows that are new
and different
Exotic. dark eyed Marina pre-
scntS two new radium dances based
on voodoo and congo rhythms
scores a hit with her satire OF the
opera Faust" in which she uses
life-size dummy of the devil.
F.encita. the 'BlaCk-out Dan
Ger remains for a second week
and keeps tho folks pounding for
an encore Of her Love Dance Of
the Islands, an interpretatlve
/ Hawaiian number
Really novel is the act cooked
up" by those musical chefs,
Connolly and Radcliffe Spreading
A full course dinner that looks
real as life in spite Of being
props made OF plaster and wood.
thcv manage 10 get variety OF
novelty musical arrangements out
Of the conglOmeration.
SWingStreSS Billie Richmond in
troduces two numbers she brought
back from her trip 20 New York:
Il Don't Care What You Think OF
Nc and Solder Mine. y
Raw and Madeleine present 2
tan and eccentric dance number
followed by Madeleine'S oriental
cvmbal dance and Ernie Rich is
the singing ad llbbing master of
ceremonies.
Tho -Mickeyettes have worked
out elaborate new production rou-
tines including a striking Hawaiian
number with FranCi'a with cos
tunes for the entire line BACKED
out By radum light.
BOOK CASINO. Dolly Dawn.
pert little Song-Star Of stage.
screen and recordings. continues
20 win new friends this week with
her vibrant voice Her novelty
arrangement Of the Strip Polka
with It's Saucy lines about Queenle.
the BurleSk Queen. is something
special and the numbers in which
She uses the names Of folks in the
audience gets plenty Of laughs
Anthony. Allyn and Hodge.
adaCio high-flyerS, return 10 De-
troit with comedy bits added 10
their dance routine, pointing up
their difficult stunts
Eleanorc knight. cute brunei
Taper. presents her version Of the
Samba as she learned II in South
America and does an amusing
miniature tap number using her
thimblo capped fingers as the
legs for pair Of tiny dolls
Leonard Keller. violin-playinC
orchestra leader does the music
for the show and dancing, takes a
solo spot for "Intcrmezzo' and
other fayoritcS.
THREE 666. Bette Taylor Is
presenting her new novelty revue,
When Winter Comes with an
other Of those top Sepia casts that
have definitely claSSed the shows
as outstanding entertainment. The
Four Cracker Jacks. bouncing
comedy dancers, again head new
fall production Their work here
and in other leading clubs Of the
country has been outstanding
The supporting lineup includes
Artie Brooks, eccentric tap dancer,
Sugar Cane, a top tap dancer;
NarcclluS Wilson, singing and
dancing master Of ceremonies:
EtSey Cooper. girl song Stylist;
the eight good looking dancing
/ TayloretteS, and many other IA
|NoTItcS.
King kodak and his orchestra
lately the rave of New York cafe
society plays for dancing and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Night
Club
Neus

BREAKING ALL Bowery rec
ords. Ann Corio, the glamour girl
of the disrobing art, is held over
for a fourth big week 10 head
the new revue. Keeping up a
lively chatter explaining How /
Keep From Catching Cold" she
saunters in a misty blue light
slowly shedding her sleek white
gown.
Coloratura Marjorie Gainsworth
stays on for a second week. giving
the folks more of the song spe-
cialties that have made her such
a favorite with New York sWank-
cries and scored such a hit with
this and every other engagement
in Detroit.
Joe Morrison. the curly haired
young man who sent the number
Last Roundup" soaring on the
hit-Song listing, joins the revue.
Fresh from Hollywood, with long
line of movie as well as stage sue
ceSSeS. he brings with him songs
that more than demonstrate the
clear true tenor quality OF his
voice
BallroomiSts Marino and Duval
present their own interpretations
of familiar rhythms.
Four young men who call them
selves the -Four Novelteers' come
in with an unusual act Using
their mouths they initiate the vari-
Gus pieces Of an orchestra, com
bine I'm impressions of famous
bands throughout the country, and
do novelty musical arrangements
on real Instruments.
Harvey Stone goes into his
twentieth week as a master OF
ceremonies for Bowery shows
keeps everything rolling with his
pithy songs and pointed ad libbing
Pat Walshs sixteen Victory
Dances introduce a series Of new
lively routineS, and Benny Resh''
orchestra does the music for the
show. dancing and Johnny King
popular singing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
DA NEE

- learned 10 dance In lessons by the
Arapon system" graceful dance partner
IS always IN dsmand--has the most fun.
learn 20 waltz FOt TrOt Rumba. Iitterbua
quickly, by nes, economical method.
Open II 4. NJ to IL Midnight
ARAGON SCHOOL or DANCING
42h5 Woodward at Garfield
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90 p. NJ.
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Evening star., 1942-01-15

Each and every one tough con-
petition in any company, but he
flawless performance Of Robertsm's
Prince, owned by c. Pitt Robert;on
OF Baltimore, was beyond topping.
Prince Has the Works.
Robertson's Prince had all ;he
style to be expected from a chem-
pion. His backing up Sea Stoal
Spot, his running mate, was as M
pressive as his own errorless three
points.
Runner-up was a Pennsylvania
dog, Sports Peerless Pride, ownee by
M. L. Simmons, with a performance
equally high In class and only
slightly short of that Of the vim
ner's.
Maryland Is Inconsiderate.
Field trials In Maryland do not
receive the consideration they
should. There are six clubs in the
State that run spring and fall tr ais.
and through ruling Of the g;me
commission, which prohibits rim
ming dogs after April /. they are
compelled to crowd Maryland meets
into short period Of approximately
six weeks-during the toughest
weather of the winter.
They could be permitted during
April and early May With comort
to the owners and handlers, md
add materially to the game p0pu-
lation as well
Evening star., 1942-01-15

neys Much as they want to pity
in both, the pros have found 1t in
possible to take so much time aWiy
from their jobs. These complain IS
were made months ago, and NV
a new condition has arisen.
Yes, you guessed it. It has to 10
with tires and wear and tear m
them. So the upshot of the while
matter may be partial consolida-
ton of the one-day Journeys of the
sectional pro body and Of the Mary
land Amateur Association, for plr-
poses Of these one-day Journeys. If
they do work out consolidation
plan the Maryland Association folks
will be getting the better of the b,r-
gain, for without the pros they
wouldn't get many players In their
affairs. The amateur-pro Journeys
draw big crowds when held at god
courses.
Warner Gray To Be Guest.
Helen Hicks Harb, former natio1al
women's champ. will be among ne
prominent golf personages to attend
the farewell dinner to Warner Gray
at Congressional Saturday night.
Mrs. Harb now lives In Washington.
Many OF the local professionals hive
made reservations for the diner
dance to honor Gray, who has en-.
listed in the Naval Reserve and will
be sworn in next week.
Warner started his golf career at
Congressional in 1923 as a cadiie
7 years of age. He has served W tn
Roland Mackenzie and Witty Cox
in the club golf shop.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Sabin, Mu||oy Booked
For Tough Going on
Manu. S Courts
Wayne Faces Gillespie
As Crowther Battles
To Meet FIoridun
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. Is
Trouble loomed today for top-seeded
Wayne Sabin Of Reno, New, and
other ranking players in the second
annual University OF Miami tennis
tournament.
Sabin drew Billy Gillespie, youth
full Miami giant-killer, as his
quarter final opponent. and second
seeded Gardnar Mulloy of Miami
also looked for a busy day.
Gillespie pulled the tournaments
first big surprise by ousting
fernando Molino. Cuban star who
was rated third among the foreign
contingent, 81, rs.
Mulloy was paired against the
winner of second-round match
between Glen Mincer of Miami and
Jerry Crowther of Los Angeles.
Crowther established himself as a
formidable contender by eliminating
Jaffre Etcheverry of Havana, seeded
fourth on the foreign list, el, Ga.
Ecuador's rising young star, Fran
cisco Segura, likewise expected sti1
competition. He was booked to
meet the winner of a match be-
tween Billy Talbert of Cincinnati,
seeded fourth, and George Parks Of
Miami.
Segura whipped George Pero of
Miami in the second round, 81,
6-3, after Pero had beaten Jack
sonville's city champion, Bob Dick
son, 6-3, ST, 60. =
Sabin showed improved form in
his second-round match. He had
his strokes under near-perfect con-
troll and downed Malcolm McAllister
Of Miami, 6-1, 60.
Hard-hitting Jack Kramer of
Oakland, Calf, caught up with the
field after a days idleness by
eliminating William Tully of Miami.
60. 60. and Grant Clark of
Miami, 60, 81.
Evening star., 1942-01-15


perfection af1eld.
Consider a field trial in which
only winners of the previous year
( are eligible and it will give some
idea of the class to be found in the
running of the Open Gun Dog VIM
ner Stakes held at this time every
year by the Sporting Dog Associa-
. ton of Maryland at Carol Manor
near Elicott City.
All But One Finds Birds.
. Sundays light snow and low tenn
peratures failed to dampen the
ardor of the dogs or their handlers,
with the result there was a per-
. formance equalling any meet held
. during 1941. With one exception
: every dog contacted birds so that
Peter Jackson and DR.. Sherman
Ames had real work to judge the
q entries.
Local dogs running were Joe
. Perna's Battison Daisy May and
. Nick jackson, Reese Connor's Con-
: nor's Dash, S. G. Eareckson's
Bronco Pilot Jake, the Virginia
amateur champion for l94l; Mrs.
Louis Promo's Singo Aries, Ringold
Hart's Hot Spot, Frank Burrows
. Alfalfa Bills Dusty. S. A. Parks
. Pohick Joe and j. H. Stadler's
: Grasslands Count. Frank Symanos-
. kie's Symhart, Sante Pilot Sara,
: belonging to Harvey Marcy, and
Dave Thompson's Airman's Pal
completed the even dozen entries.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Black Cat Is Real
Jinx to Bird Doo

By the Associated Press.
WAYNESBORO, Ga, Jan. Il.
"A black cat and a pack If
fox dogs put Seabright Boy, !
pointer, out of the running IL
the Georgia field trials.
The bird dog, on his way to \
good race, first encountered
black tom cat. He took time oUt
to grab the cat and give it a
good shaking. Then he had ID
outrun a pack OF fox dogs which
he met near a farm house.
Seabright Boy finished Ii
circles.
Evening star., 1942-01-15


are the conclusions reached by the
local fathers of golf, to be laid be-
fore the annual meeting at the Uni
versity Club February 8. They won't
put the quietus on local links events.
In recommending cancellation Of
the District championship. the Dis
trict association strictly will be fol-
lowing the script of the last war, for
during World War No. l the local
amateur championship was can
celled Ed Eynon, now secretary Of
the Washington baseball firm, held
the championship throughout the
war. The recommendations are
those of the Executive Committee.
and are not final They will come
up for final action next month when
delegates from all the local clubs
gather.
Bogart Holdover Champ.
If the championship cancellation
is o. KID by the delegates Ralph
Bogart will be the holdover champ,
although Ralph may be In military
service at the usual time of the
championship, which is in Septem-
ber. Ralph won his third straight
District title last September at Ken
wood.
The pattern Of local golf events
will include the usual junior tourney
and new event, the senior cham
pionship, which probably will be
played at Columbia, since Roy H.
Pickford, donor of the new senior
trophy, is member of that club.
But in addition several one-day af-
fairs will be staged. with Defense
bonds and stamps as prizes, under
the recommendations to be laid be-
fore the annual meeting. Exhibition
matches for the Red Cross also will
be proposed.
Witty Cox, president of the Mid
die Atlantic Professional Golfers
Association, will attend the annual
meeting OF the Maryland State Golf
Association at Baltimore tomorrow
night, and will confer with State
association officials on a plan for
cooperation Of the amateur and
professional bodies in staging one
day tournaments this year.
Too Many Journeys.
Witty has had complaints from
some of the pros that many of them
find it awkward to play on Mon
days in the P. G. A. affairs and on
Wednesdays in the Maryland tour
Evening star., 1942-01-15

of skeet ever has known. He cleaned
up both locally and nationally dur
ing the l94l season, travelling into 10
different States to win % major
championships. He shot at 2,300
tournament targets and rolled up
impressive averages in all gauges.
He averaged 800 in the all-gauge,
1868 in the N-gauge, .945 in the small
gauge and 939 in the sub-sman. He
particularly was handy with the .41O
weapon, firing his average on $50
targets, the largest number shot at
by any ranking shooter during 194l.
This is Deyoe's second appearance
on the all-America team and his
first as captain, although he is an
old timer at the game and has been
high in national rankings several
times. Last year he was on the
honor team with a record second
only to that of Dick ShaughneSsy of
Dedham, Mass.
Others honored with al-America
selections are: First team, Alexander
H. Kerr, Beverly Hills, Calf;
Charles Poulton, San Antonio, Tex;
Richard P. Shaughnessy. Dedham,
Mass, and Don Sperry, Flint, Mich.
Second team, F. Lutcher Brown and
H. Lutcher Brown, San Antonio,
Tex; S. L. Hutcheson, Greenwich,
Conn; Henry B. Joy, jr., Detroit,
Mich, and T. H. Mettler, Bakers
Field, Calf. Womens first team,
Diana Boiling, Greenwich, Conn;
Patricia Laursen, Akron, Ohio; Mrs.
Harold McCutchan, Evansville, Ind;
Mrs. M. L. Smythe, Aurora, Ohio,
and Mrs. C. A. Thomas, Dayton,
Ohio. Womens second team, Mrs.
Leroy Childs, Lake Kerr, Fla; Mrs.
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