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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
PREKLIC NEMSKTH
DOPUSTOV

LONDON, "a. decembra. -
London Daily Mail poroca po
brzojavki z nemske meje, da je
polozaj V Rusiji "a Nemce tako
nevaren, da je armadno po-
veljstvo ukazalo, da Sc morajo
vsi nemski vojaki, XII Sc nahaja-
jo ma dopustu v Nemciji, ka-
mer SO prisli z ruske fronte, ne
mudoma javiti ma vojaskem
glavnem stanu v Strassbourgu.
Vsi tt vojaki bodo poslani ma
zaj ma rusko fronto.
OKRNITEV PLAC
zupan Frank Lausche name
rava apelirati ma mestne od-
bornike, da znizajo place oziro-
ma da preklicejo povisanja
plac, XII so jih dovolili policis-
tom in gasilcem. - Vzrok: te-
zak financni polozaj mesta.
POPOLNA ZMAGA MAD
JAPONCI
Glavni stan generala Mac
Arthurja, Australia, "a. de-
cembra. - Tukaj naznanjajo,
da nj vec dalec popolna zma-
ga zaveznikov mad Japonci pri
BUM, kjer je polozaj Japoncev
ohupen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
Federacijska seja

Poroca Sc vsem drustvenim
zastopnikom in zastopnica, da
Sc seja Federacije SNPJ vrsi
v soboto, &c. decembra OBJ 7.30
uri zvecer " dvorani st. 2 Slov.
mar. donna. Ker Sc nj poslalo
obicajnih dopisnic v opomin ma
sejo, so zastopniki proseni, da
upostevajo to obvestilo.
Ma dopustu
Vceraj zjutraj je prisel ma
dopust Ffc Frank Ivancic, sin
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Ivancic, 1241 E. 81 st. Tu bo
ostal do 8. januarja, nakar Sc
bo povrnil v Fort Bragg, N. C.
zelimo mu obilo zabave in raz-
vedrila v krogu svojih domacih
in prijateljev!
Pies
Klub 81. 49 J. S. 2. priredi
pies jutri zvecer v Slov. del
domu ma Waterloo Rd. Obcin-
stvo je vabljeno K veseli zaba-
lvi. Igral bo Vadnalov orkester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
Prenovlieni prostori

Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Tekavcic,
XII imata svojo gostilno ma 1872
E. 185 ST., Sc priporocata znan-
Gem in prijateljem "a obisk..
Prostori SO bill nanovo dekori-
rani. Vedno bosta najbolje po-
stregla svojim gostom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-24
Zaprte trgovinea

=
Kot Sc nam sporoca bo veliko
trgovin v soboto, 26. dec. "a
prtih. Med temi so tudi: A. Gr-
dina in sinovi, ODE trgovini, Gr-
dina Hardware, Grdina Shoppe
in Norwood Appliance & Fur
niture lobe trgovini).
Veselica veteranov
Veterani prve svetovne VOL
ne, XII so clani American Yugo-
slav Legion, priredijo veselico
in domaco zabavo v nedeljo We
Ger, ~. decembra v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma ST. Clair
Ave. Fantje v uniformah bodo
inleli prost vstop in vabljeni so,
da Sc udelezijo, ker Sc bo vrsil
zanimiv prior uniformiranih
vojakov. Obcinstvo je yabljeno
ma udelezbo.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

in New York's Horace Mann School
for Girls. She not only played in
each production, but also designed
the set.
After a year at the Theodore
Irvine School Of Dramatics she
made the decision that she needed
still further training. Instead Of
seeking a movie career overnight
she became a John Powers model
For a year she posed for adver-
tisements of every description and
incidentally learned all the secrets
of being photographed, applying
makeup to best suit her personality
and arranging coiffures that would
show her to good advantage.
Reasoning Proved Correct.
When she came to Hollywood at
the end Of this period, she was we'll
prepared. Again she proved the
head she had on her shoulders
New York models trying to crash
the movies weren't any novelty, but
a model who didn't want to be in
pictures was. So that's what Marsha
became.
Offers from five studios proved the
correctness of her reasoning. Her
first contract was with Paramount,
but it still left her far short of her
goal. She found that she was play
ing one ingenue role after another
and progressing nowhere.
Asking for character roles OF
nothing. and elanoing for a
change, she saw the start Of hel
new career in Winter Carnival.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
WoIfert
Continued From Page Ell

not love me life is not worth liv-
ing"
The message was sent and the
next anxious afternoon I was in.
formed the admiral wished to SET
me. walked past bayonets into
headquarters. The admiral and hi!
chief of staff were seated side by
side in silence. Both looked en-.
tranced. Small smiles ornamentee
their lips and their eyes shone with
a dreamy light.
Silently they handed a cable tc
me- 1t was from Helen, who seems
to have sensed, too, that 1 was
dealing with Frenchmen, for it read:
Many seem to love you now more
than ever. but I cannot. I can only
still love you"
I read the cable in silence and put
it into my pocket in silence and
then stared silently at the two off,
GERS.
Does she mean." the admiral
asked gently, that her love for you
Is at the maximum"
And Actors Must Be Good.
Il won't tell you" replied. "It's a
code message"
Both men laughed uproariously,
really throwing back their heads
and pounding the table before them
with their fists. We became great
friends at once, and I imagine that
wherever We happen to meet again
the admiral will still look at me
with all the Incompatible sly benev-
olence of the French.
And actors had better be good, too
actors acting patriotism, actors
acting like men dressing themselves
to die. We watched a man who
thought he was dressing himself to
be court-martialed and shot, and he
polished his rubbers with shoe pol
ish and stood waiting while his
servant sewed a button on his coat.
And actors crying will have to be
good. And actors acting hysterical
and actors rushing off to kill and
actors being sinister and actors be-
ing anything melodramatic, any
thing sorrowful will all have to be
very good and very accurate to get
by us now that We have seen men
warning.
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AIliEnce, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-01-18

HOLLYWOOD.
For a girl who made up her mind
when she was years old some day
she would be in pictures, playing
opposite the screens most romantic
heroes, Marsha Hunt has been fool
ing a good many people.
When she was 16 she became q
model in New York, 5000 miles
from her goal in Hollywood.
When she first arrived in Holly
wood she boldly told reporters she
was on a vacation and definitely
not interested in a movie career
After being in pictures short
time. she suddenly began refusing
all roles that weren't strong char
acter parts, anywhere from snobbish
meanies to 60-year-old women.
Nevertheless. now she is leading
lady. playing opposite Robert Young
in Joe Smith, American" She fol-
lows Hedy Lamar as the screen
woman in Mr.. Young's life, proof
that she has arrived at her OBJ
jective.
Started While in School.
Anybody looking at Marsha, the
model. or the defiant girl who said
no to Hollywood. or to Marsha, the
character actress, might not have
realized her aim. But Marsha never
lost sight of it. Just as when she
was years old she knew where she
was headed.
She first took acting in an orga-
nized company, skipping her back
yard exploits Of childhood, while
Evening star., 1942-01-18

been faithful to him for three
years. Then Cary Grant, then
George Raft. Cary went down to
third place, but now he's back in
second"
The ladies heading her list are
Betty Cradle, Mary Martin and
Olivia De Havilland.
As the daughter of one of Hol-
lywoods best directors, young Pat
has met most of the film stars.
But she has not yet contacted her
superadoration, Bob Hope.
Il don't want to meet him." she
tells me. "It would spoil something
perhaps" Pat hasn't much use
for Clark Gable or Mickey Rooney
or Enrol Flynn. CLARK Gable has
big ears and they're not as pretty
as Dumbos." AS for Rooney, hes
the last man in the world I'd ever
want to marry. In fact, I shall
never marry. I could never stick
with one person long enough"
And Never Get Anywhere.
OF her fathers films Miss Hitch
cock prefers "Rebecca," and for a
while she was madly in love with
it's star. Laurence Olivier. But
that's over now" she tells me. II
dldn't like him in That Hamilton
Woman If I see them in a bad
movie ever it turns me right of
them" She has yet to like any of
Enrol Flynn's films.
Pat prefers living in New York to
Hollywood. The recent snow filled
her with delight. and she spent all
the time she could on the roof of
her hotel watching the flakes drift
down.
Il like walking in New York"
she tells me. In California you
walk on and on and on and you
don't get anywhere"
Her great current anxiety is one
most women experimental. She
is terrified of putting on weight
Pat weighs 81 pounds.
I'D diet, only Mummy won't
let me-" she confides. Miss Hitch
cock, who is pert and brunei, hopes
that she will grow up unlike her
rotund papa. And don't want to
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Marsha Hunt Arrives at an Objective
Made Up Her Mind at She'd Be Leading Lady,
But She Fooled Number of People First

She played the mother Of q 3-year-
old, a decided novelty for former
mgenue.
From 20 to so.
That was nothing, however, COM
pared with what was to come.
These Glamour Girls" was her
next, casting her as a psychopathic
suicide and putting her through all
the stages of her malady before a
tragic death scene.
Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the
President" saw her progress from a
pert 20 to stoop-shouldered, bent
and wrinkh-faced 60. From that
she went into hoop skirts and horn
trimmed glasses as Greer Garson's
silly, prissy sister in Pride and
Prejudice"
In her screen experience, at one
time or another, Marsha adopted
Russian, Scotch, Irish, English and
Brooklyn accents. In Flight Com
mand," next in her string Of ODD
portrayalS, she assumed a Southern
dialect for the first time.
Now Leading Roles.
In CHEERS for Miss Bishop" she
again underwent the aging process,
from 16 this time to a dignified so.
BY that time, her reputation had
spread. Metro Goldwyn Mayer,
without the semblance Of a test,
offered her q hard-boiled, Follies
girl role in THE Trial Of Mary
Dugan"
Since then she has been a CLAM
orous night club singer in "Unholy
Partners" another tragic suicide in
Blossoms in the Dust"
Now under long-term contract to
M-G-M, and having proven herself
an actress of the first water, she
has won her right to leading roles.
So it is that she becomes Young's
sweetheart and wife in Joe Smith.
American" And for almost the
first time, she is able to act and
appear as Marsha Hunt.
Having reached her objective, she
isn't too sure now but that she'd
rather play character parts. Il
like a role I can really sink my
teeth into" she says. Like that
goofy sister in Pride and Prejudice
or the Brooklyn showgirl in The
Trial o. Mary Dugan'" And her
eyes sparkle at the recollection.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Perhaps Frankness Runs in the Family
" Alfred Htcheock's Daughter Patricia, Aged 13
Readily Admits to Some Likes and Dislikes

I be as short as Mummy (who is 4
feet IL inches) I want to look like
GLADYS. (The Hitchcock maid. who
Is 5 feet g."
On the way to New York to take
up this. her first professional acting
assignment, boy in the Chicago
railway station asked her for her
autograph. When I come back Ill
give it to you then" she told him
and to met must prove I can act
first, mustn't -" Meanwhile. she
is practicing fancy signature for
future fans.
The role in Solitaire" drama
tized by John Van Druten was Of
tered to Pat by the late Auriol Lee.
who appeared in Hitchcock's "Sus-
picion." Miss Lee was killed while
motoring to New York to discuss
details on the play she was to have
directed.
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Evening star., 1942-01-18
Anna Flies Alone

"They Flew Alone" has been fixed
as the definite title of the film
drama now in production in Eng
land. with the late Amy Johnson,
the f1ier, acted by Anna Neagle.
1t is being made at the Denham
studio near London, produced and
directed by Herbert Wilcox for R.
K-O Radio releases.
Playing opposite Miss Neagle Is
Robert Newton as Jim Mollison,
whose romance with the British
aviatrix forms one of the beads in
the string of this picture Edward
Chapman and Joan Kemp-Welch
will be seen as Amy Johnson's S
parents, and Charles Carson as
Lord Wakefield, the late patron Of
British flying.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
By Sheiiah Graham.
NEW YORK

Alfred Hitchcock'S frankness has
arrested the pencil of many an in
terviewer But for sheer, unadul-
terated honesty I give you his
daughter. Patricia Hitchcock. going
on 13 and Broadway's newest star.
Miss Hitchcock has the leading part
in Solitaire" to be presented by
Dwight D. Wiman at the Plymouth
Theater late this month.
I'm not looking forward to the
first night" says Pat. Il think I'll
be nervous. But one good thing.
my father won't be in the audience:
he's making a picture in Holly
wood"
cSaboteur." with Robert Cummings
and Priscilla Lane)
Miss Hitchcock's role is the longest
in the play and covers 68 sides, mas
tered by the young prodigy in eX-
actly two weeks. Here's the story
of Solitaire as told by the lead
ing lady.
"A girl meets an old man on a
streetcar, only the streetcar doesn't
show. and then she goes through a
lot of adventures with him"
Pats mother. diminutive Mrs.
Alma Hitchcock. supplements.
She's a wealthy child and meets
an old tramp. and there is tre-
mendous friendship between them
Movies Are for Watching.
Thinking to please the child, this
reporter suggests that if the play is
New York success Patricia would
repeat her role in the movies. She
shudders dramatically and declaims:
"Never!"
Don't you like the movies?"
"Only to look at"
But wouldn't you like to make a
movie with your father as director?"
mo. that would be the worst thing
of ALL" Il warned you she was
frank
Pat tells me that she has always
wanted to be an actress on the
stage, "or," she says pensively, I'D
love to be telephone operator, or
an usher in a movie theater and
see all the movies and get paid
for It," Miss Hitchcock spent most
of her spare time in Hollywood
as a member of movie audiences.
Dye want to know which actors
and actresses hate?" she asks
suddenly.
Bob Hopes Her Favorite.
Perhaps, Pat" interrupts Mrs.
Hitchcock. you'd better tell about
those you like"
"Okay," says her daughter; my
favorite actor is Bob Hope. I've
Evening star., 1942-01-18
Home Is Where AIMS Heart Is
Way to Avoid People in Night Clubs, Miss Sheridan
Discovers, Is to Stop Going to Night Clubs
By Hubbard Keavy,
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
When Ann Sheridan and George
Brent returned from their Florida
honeymoon they crawled into .
shell, so to speak, and if Ann has
her way that's where they'll stay
and not just for duration Of the
war. either.
It's an early Colonial shell of
nine generous rooms. surrounded
by 4 acres. 18 chickens. a horse.
a COW, high fence and a higher
hedge.
ITO get away from people don't
know" Sheridan explained. This,
you'll agree, is being pretty frank
about it.
Part of q movie stars job is to
be nice to all the people she meets
because fans or potential fans may
be among them. If fans are Of
Tended they become ex-fans and
nothing is worse for movie star
than to lose her customers.
Sheridan is shy. She is not at
ease among numbers of people,
especially when most of them are
sizing her up, making comparisons
and, far too often, Ann complains,
wanting to dance with her.
The well-protected house Ann
bought a few months ago, which
Brent furnished Gin the face of
denials from each that they were
planning to marry is more than
a honeymoon home. It is a place
for them to hide. to relax. to avoid
crowds. Brent is no man-about-
night -clubs, either. He, too, likes
privacy.
TITS gotten so I can't 60 out any
more. Especially to night clubs"
Ann said recently. The drunks!
The visitor who comes over to my
table annoys me the most. Very
confldentially, as though no one
ever had had the idea before, he
asks me If III dance with him be-
cause he bet friend IS that he
could get dance with me- George
Is amused by things like that, but
they embarrass me.
Isn't that the limit? Dancing
with drunk you've never met be-
cause he made bet! There's moth
Evening star., 1942-01-18

pldCCo Ill tOWl uul Al6 Oil OLA ao1u
and to actually make it so. 1t is a
mobilization of morale and protec-
ton that might we'll become model
wartime operating plan for show
houses and amusement places
throughout the Nation.
Behind the courtesy of that Hol-
lywood ticket-taker and the smile
of that usherette, behind the bally-
hoo about the greatest picture in
the world, Is 8 story Of prepared
ness.
1T is the story of why the theaters
in Los Angeles will remain open in
the face of any war scare" accord
ing to Tom Baily, director of the
Committee on Public Relations for
the Los Angeles Defense Bureau.
1T is a story that might well be put
into action by motion picture exhi-
bitors from Boston to Sen Francisco,
from Detroit to Dallas 1t is a story
of unselfishness working hand-in-
hand with public safety"
Managers Are Warned.
Here, according to Baily, is how
the safety theater plan is expected
to proceed during blackout or an
actual air raid:
Let's say an enemy plane Is
sighted so miles away An alert"
is sounded in Los Angeles.
Within S minutes, every theater
manager In the city. every bowling
alley proprietor, every dance hall
operator will know of it.
In the theater an elert stan is
ready to take charge of the audience
In case the power is turned of
and the picture can't continue, the
screen is raised, auxiliary lights flare
Evening star., 1942-01-18
West Coast Film Theaters
Make Plans for Defense
Pointing to Safety of Movie Houses,
Planners Suggest Model Setup
For Nations Amusement Places
By Harold Hefernan.
By Harold Hefernan.

Although citizens the front line"
the little planes will
modified ntegeny planned agges
defense
designed publice
Evening star., 1942-01-18

LUIS dIlCc oSIlllclk
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
Of the Thin Man"
"Badlands of
Dakota" and
Tanks q Million"
Ronald Colman and
Madeleine Carroll in
Prisoner of Zenda. -
South of Tahiti"
and international
SQuadroN."
Victor Mature and
Betty Cradle in L
Wake Up SCREAMING
THE Pioneers" and
Nothing But the
Truth"
Jimmy Durante and
Jane Wyman. you're
in the Army Now
International Squad
ron" and adlands
of Dakota"
jeffrey L0nn and
Jane Wyman in
BODY Disappears"
of the Purple
Sage" and
Regular Fellas."
Paper Bullets
and
"RegMar Fellas."
Evening star., 1942-01-18
TUESDAY
Ladies in Retire.
ment' and
Highway West
Gary Cooper and
Wy. Do~1 -

Ladies in Retire.
ment" and
! Highway West
Gary Cooper and
| Walter Brennan in
Sergeant York"
| Cary Grant and
Joan Tontaine in
Suspicion"
"Shepherd OF the
Hills" and
Magic in Music"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth of the Blues"
William m Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man"
Betty Cradle and
Victor Ma ture in Il
Wake Up Screaming"
They Died With Their
Boots On" and Week
End in Havana"
Cary Grant and
Joan Fontaine in
Suspicion
Edward 6. Robinson
and Edward Arnold in
"Unholy Partners"
William Powell and
Myrna Loy. Shadow
of the Thin Man
Abbott and Costello
in
Keep 'Em Flying"
Don Ameche and
Joan Bennett in
Confirm or Deny"
Rosalind Russell and
Walter Pidgeon In
Design for Scandal"
Shadow of the Thin
Man" and
Rise and Shine"
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" and
| Mob Town"
"Sha dow of the Thin
Man" and steel
| Against the Sky"
Robert Preston ant
Ellen Drew in Night
! of January 10Th
: Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton, 1T
/ Started With Eve"
Tyrone Power and
Betty Cradle in "A
, Yank in the R. A. F. .
| 1T Started With
Eve with
! Deanna Durbin
Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. 1T
Started With Eve
This Woman Is
Mine" and Hurry,
Charlie. Hurry
Betty Cradle and
Victor Mature in Il
Wake Up Screaming. 4"
Major Barbara"
and Love Thy
Neighbor."
Walter Huston and
Walter Brennan in
Swamp Water"
Unfinished Business"
and "Scattergood
Pulls Strings"
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth of the Blues.
Bob Hope and Paul
ette Goddard, Moth
ing But the Truth.
William Powell and
Myrna Loy. Shadow
of the Thin Man.
Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Fonda in
You Belong to Me"
Star Maker" and
Magnificent
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Ed ward G. Robinson
and Edward Arnold II
"Unholy Partners
Never Give a Sucker
an Even Break" ano
Hurricane Smith
Cary Grant and
Joan Fontaine IN "
suspicion
Don Ameche and
Joan Bennett in
Confirm or Deny"
Rosalind Russell anc
Walter Pidgeon in .
Design for Scandal
Chocolate Soldier"
and Night Of Janu-
ary 10Th"
" |
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" and
Mob Town
birth Of the Blues
and
Chocolate Soldier"
Robert Preston ane
Ellen Drew in Nigh
of January 18th.
William Powell ane
Myrna 10y, "Shadov
of the Thin Man
Tyrone Power anc
Betty Cradle in II
Yank in the r. A. F.
1T Started With
Eve" with
Deanna Duroln
Deanna Durbin sne
Charles Laughton. Il
Started With Eve"
This Woman Is
Mine" and Hurry,
Charlie. Hurry"
Betty Cradle ane
Victor Mature in %
Wake Up SCREAMING
Major Barbara"
and Love Thy
Neighbor."
"Our Town" and
You Belong to
Me"
Unfinished Business
and "Scattergood
Pulls Strings"
Greta Garbo and
MELVIN Douglas in
"Two-Faced Woman.
Bob Hope and Paul
cite Goddard, Moth
ing But the Truth.
Nelson Eddy and
Rise Stevens in
Chocolate Soldier"
Irene Dunno and Rob-
ert Montgomery. I'm
finished Business"
"Star Maker" and
Magnificent
Fraud -
Evening star., 1942-01-18
SUNDAY

Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth of the Blues.
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
Of the Thin Man"
Alice Faye and John
Payne in Week End
in Havana"
They Died With Their
Boots On and Week
End in Havana"
Abbott and Costello
Keep EN- Flying y
Priscilla Lane and
Betty Field in
Blues in the Night" ="
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man"
Abbott and Costello
Keep En- Flying"
Jack Oakie and
Linda Darnell in
Rise and Shine"
Greta Garbo and
Melvyn Douglas in
'Two-Faced Woman"
Shadow Of the Thin
Man" and
Rise and Shine"
Hold That Ghost"
Prisoner of Zenda. "
Shadow of the Thin
Man" and steel
Against the Sky"
! Nelson Eddy and
Rise Stevens in
! Chocolate Soldier"
, Deanna Durbin and
lCharles Laughton, IT
Started With Eve"
| Deanna Durbin and
Charles Laughton. 1T
Started With Eve"
Belle Starr" with
Randolph Scott.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
SATURDAY
Mercy Island"
and
Doomed Caravan"

To be announced.
Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello in
"Keep EN- Flying E"
Song of Gringos'
and
Arkansas Judge"
Might OF January
18th" and
Man at Large"
Jack Oakie and
Linda Darnell in
Rise and Shine"
Robert Preston and
Nancy Kelly. Para =
chute Battalion
The Gay Falcon"
and King OF the
Zombies."
Robert Preston and
Ellen Drew in Night
Of January 18th.
Small Town Deb"
and steel Against
the Sky"
"Ba dlands OF
Dakota" and
Tuxedo Junction. q"
George Murphy and
Linda Darnell in
Rise and Shine"
Cary Grant and
Joan Fontaine in
Suspicion
Don Ameche and
Joan Bennett in
Confirm or Deny"
Bandit Trail"
and
Confirm or Deny"
| Hello. Sucker"
and
"Six-Gun Gold"
Suspicion"
and
Body Disappears.
| Jack Oakie and
Linda Darnell in
J Rise and Shine
Robert Preston and
Nancy Kelly in Para =
chute Battalion
King of Dodge City"
and
Mercy Island"
They Meet Again."
My Life With
Caroline"
George Montgomery
Last Of the Duanes."
"Badlands of
Dakota" and
Tanks q Million"
James Ellison in Mr..
District Attorney and
the Carter Case"
"One Foot in Heaven"
and You'll Never
Get Rich"
Last Of the Duanes"
and
'Ringside Maisie." "
Three ock eyed
Sailors" and Moon
light In Hawaii
Jimmy Durante and
Jane Wyman. You're
in the Army Now"
Three Girls About
Town and
South Of Tahiti"
George Sanders and
Wendy Barrie in
Gay Falcon"
Top Sergeant Multi
gan" and
Road Agent"
OUTLAWS OF Rio
Grande" and Cam
bling Daughters"
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Belle Starr" with
| Randolph Scott.
News.
| w. c. Fields in
Never Give a Sucker
an Even Break"
Deanna Durbin and
ICharles La ughton. 1T
Started With Eve"
William Powell and
, Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man"
"A Yank in the
R. A. F." and
wild Geese Calling" J"
Walter Huston and
Walter Brennan in
Swamp Water
"Unholy Partners
and "A Yank in
the R. A. F."
Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin in
Birth of the Blues
You Belong. to Me"
and The Return of
DR.. x"
William Powell and
Myrna 10y. Shadow
of the Thin Man.
Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Fonda In
You Belong to Me"
Renegade Trail"
and
South of Panama"