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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

zation wears a uniform with a
red coat?
'-Vitriols are sulphates Of vari.
Gus metals such as copper.
iron and zinc Can you pair
blue vitriol, white vitriol and
green vitriol with the afore-
mentioned?
How did the right and left
wing factions Of political parties
come to he so-called?
The huge, aquatic animal
called the river horse is related
10 the hog. Next 10 the
elephant it is the largest living
quadruped. Name il.
ANSWERS on Page S9)
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
BECOMES CORPORAL

Pfc. Harvey J. Wittstock. 1865
Yorkshire road. Crosse Pointe
Park. has been elevated 10 the
rank of corporal at Albrook Field
in the Panama Canal Zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
ALBION APPROVED

Albion College has been approved
by the navy department for a
Navy vi program. according 10
announcement by Dean Emil Lef-
fler. This will enable students 10
remain in college after enlistment
with the naval reserve for naval
training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

Three Detroit soldiers are taking
the air gunnery course at the Las
Vegas, New. school. two of them
brothers. Pvts. Theodore and CAST
mir NaStal. 1896 Twenty-eighth
street, and Pfc Sidney Weiss,
1912 fuller avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
FIRST CLASS PRIVATE

Pvt Carl Coryell, 1903 Beniteau
avenue, who is soldering at Camp
Elliott, San Diego Cal, has been
promoted TO be first class pri-
vate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

Pvt. James A Brsntigan. 1879
Lauder avenue. has been appointed
"a fifth class specialist in the medi-
cal corps at Camp Grant, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

Pvt Stanley Trombka. 1897
Norwalk avenue, Hamtramck. is a
recent graduate from the Chanute
Field. Ill. branch of the air corps
technical schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
PASSES CADET EXAMS

Corp. Gerald c. Schumacher. 124S
Fischer avenue. who enlisted in the
army last April Z, has passed his
examinations as a cadet in the air
corps and will begin his pilot train
ing shortly Corporal Schumacher
is now home on furlough. visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schumacher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

nue.; George r. Bahti. 1894 Trlm-
bull avenue, and Corp. Jake Chal.
fen, 2005 Taylor avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
INSTRUMENT INSTRUCTOR

Pvt. Donald Ash, 5l36 Jonathan
street. Dearborn. has been as
signed 10 be an instructor on air
craft instruments at Kessler Field,
Miss, Instructors are selected
from the top ranking members Of
the graduating class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

Among Michigan boys whose
whereabouts in the armed forces
training centers has recently been
reported are: Robert ". Holmes.
7447 Oakman boulevard, assigned
to the station hospital AT Fort
Knox, Ky; Cadet Philip w. Grim
mer, $50 Dexter boulevard, spe-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

Commissioned a second heuten-
ant IN the air corps reserve AT
Kelly Field. Texas. is Robert
II. Digby, SIS Townsend street.
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
By Chic Young
By Billy De Beck
By Michael Berry
By Paul Fogarty

OF the moon; (c) the hero noted
for his II labors2
Name three OF the organs OF
respiration.
'-Where are these schools: (a)
I Cooper Union: lb) Lafayette,
tc) Notre Dame?
ANSWERS on Page 3g) ~
Are You Safe to Live WITH
judith T. Chase, Popular Quiz
Expert, Points out That More
Accidents Happen In the Homo
Than Anywhere Else. and Pre-
sents n Novel Questlonnaire n
Test just How Dangerous Your
Home Il. Don't Miss II, I'm The
american Weekly, DistribufAA
Hith Next Sundays Issue ofThs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

II you wish an Official
Stamp Album sent To you
check here and enclose 15c.
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1t is not necessary order an album to receive stamps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Hemframck 10 Start
at Full Strength for
Battle With Central
CATH. CENTRAL HAMrRAMCK
. BY y. c. GREENE

It's not very often that team
gets beaten twice and then has a
chance 10 play both teams again
and still win a title.
But that's exactly whats hap
pened to Floyd Stocums Ham
tramck High School gridders as
Floyd paints out in reference 10
the Cosmos contest with Catholic
Central at Briggs Stadium today
for the benefit OF the Goodfellow
Fund
In the first game OF the season.
the Shsmrocks handed them
$50 lacing and during the regular
season, DENLY beat them POI and
appeared headed for the east side
championship until Northeastern
upset the TarS.
In the playoS Hamtramck came
back TO score 3o-6 victor, over
DENLY and today Catholic Contra /
must repeat It's former triumph
with the city prep crown at stake.
The Scoreboard will tell the story
CONTINUED on Page 96l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Roosevelt Pledge
Sent Irdq Premier

WASHINGTON. NOV rs INS1
President Roo>cset today sent
p message 10 yum rs sand. prime
minister Of Irao stating that the
United Nations wi, not rest until
the Arab world has been relieved
of every vcsuce m the threat OF
AXIS aggression
The Sultan Of Morocco Sidl Mo.
hammed. has assured the President
that American troops occupying
Morocco VIII find only friend,
and Collaborator> a. long a. they
respect the prestige and religion,
traditions Of tho country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
The War Fronts

RUSSIA German casualties ex-
acted by six-day Red offensive
rise above 250.0O0; Russians
cut of northeast elbow Of
Don River bend 5000 more
Germans slain. Page H.
NORTH AFRICA Allies un-
officially reported at the
point OF starting genera
offensive against Bizerte and
Tunis'; AXIS planes ferry in
reinforcements: american
PISS shoot down l3 AXIS
transport planes and sea
plane: Raj bombs Bizerte.
Page D
LIBYA British Eighth Army
contacts fleeing Axis troops
between Agedabis and FL
Agheila. Page p
NEW GUINEA-Allied bombers
sink two troop-laden japanese
destroyers off northeast coast
and prevent arrival Of rein
forcementS; Japanese fight
fercely 10 hold Buna. page p
GUADALCANAL ISLAND The
marines kill 20 Japanese SOL
diers AT q cost of only two
Americans wounded. Page p
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Jap Raider Is Sunk,
Another Put 10 Rout

LONDON, Nov Is CINS).-
One heavily armed Japanese raider
was sunk and another put 10 rout
when the Indian mineSweeper
INNS Bengal and the Neither
lands tanker Ondna fought an
enemy force 900 miles southwest
Of Jana.
Although the Allied vessels
each mounted only one 4-inch gun,
thcy be>ted the enemy boats, each
of which was believed equipped
with torpedocS and catapult air
craft The enemy raiders were the
l0OO0-ton klkiku Maru and the
6 SnO.tnn kNnlkaWa Mann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
GuadaIcanaI'S Turkey
Yanks Had Their Thanksgiving Day Feast Il =.
Birds Arrived and Jeps Laid Low

WASHINGTON, Nov. rs (UP)
American troops on Guadal.
canal more than 5000 miles
away from home, had turkey
dinner on Thanksgiving day II:
A shipment Of turkeys
destined for the island reached
them on time.
2 The japanese did not in
terfeTe with the festivities.
III everything went through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Berlin Admits
Thrust North
Of Snno|ensk
Axis Radio Indicates
Russians Near Point
OF Stand Last Year

MOS COW. Nov. 26 (UP).-
Russian columns drove farther
west of Stalingrad today. killing
5000 Axis soldiers and raising the
enAnfy,S casualties above $4,000
in the offensive designed to trap
German armies in South Russia.
Front reports said the Germans
had started what appeared TO be
extensive counter-attacks north
west and south Of Staingrad. but
the Red army continued its adj
vance.
These dispatches said columns
(which had burst across the north
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
PART II BROADCAST

THIRTY minutes Of The services
were broad beast 10 the nation. be-
ginning with the President read
ne of his Thanksgiving proCla.
nation. IN which he called upon
the nation 70 "Solemnly express
our dependence upon Almighty
God
After ne prayer services Tho
President and MS wife and few
guests were TO eat 2 Thanksgiving
DINNER Of turkey chestnut dress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Vichy Fills Dsrlen's Post

LONDON. Nov. rs GNSl. AID
miral George Abrial. An under
study Of Admiral Jean Francois
Darlan has been named COM
mandeT-in-chief OF Vichy naval
forces, the Vichy radio announced
today. according to Reuters News
Agency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
No Turkey
U. S. Soldiers in Britain
Feast on Pork or Ham

LONDON, Nov, 26N OUP).-
Thousands Of American soldiers
celebrated Thanksgiving Day in
Britain loday-withoui turkey.
Roast pork or baked ham with
ralSin sauce was on the menu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Thanks for this marvellous and
good land which it is our right to hold
and our privilege to defend.
Thanks for the faith we nave in this
land, for the love we give it, for the pride
we have in its history, and for the bound
less hope we have for its future
Thanks for the strength of arms we
have for its protection, and the strength
of character we have for its salvation
Thanks for the fortitude with which
we meet the ordeals and make the
sacrifices of a bitter war
Thanks for high hearts and sublime
courage in the face of danger.
THANKS for resolution when defeat
4 confronts us, and for solace when
loved ones pay the supreme price of their
devotion.
Thanks for keeping us reverent and
grateful people true to the ideals and
principles which are in our guardianship.
and true to the divine instruction given
to our fathers and TO us
Thanks for America and for people
worthy Of their inheritance, and for the
confidence we have in victory and for the
hope We have IN our hearts that when
peace regns again upon the earth men will
have learned at last TO live with under
standing, with justice and with fraternity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

leaders Of ms government today
sought Divine strength and gmd-
anCe Tor their War tasks Al a
Thanksgiving hymn-SinEIng and
prayer service
Not in the memory Of the oldest
WaShlngtoniau has a President
turned over the White House on
Thanksgiving Day 10 the singing
OF holy songs and prayer There
have been family prayer services
IN the White House for other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Thanks, God!

Americans have made that simple
expression of gratitude in all manner of
times, and under all conditions and con-
trssts of life.
They make it now in the shadow of
fateful war.
They have made it in the darkest DAYS
of all their wars.
They will always make il, ss Amer
leans have always done, because they will
always be truly grateful to God for the
good things that are in this world. that
are in the hearts Of men, and that are the
substance of everything that is kind and
strong and beautiful.
Thanks, Cod"
WYE SAY it on this Thanksgiving Day.
w with all awareness of the blight of
war that is upon our nation and upon, the
world
We say it, with those near and dear to
us in peril
We say it, in homes that are filled with
uncertainty and dread, and in too many
homes that are bereaved
We say it. because we have the utmost
IdlIn lHdl everything we nODOF, ana winch
we now defend is worth its price and will
survive and endure.
IT TAKES faith and courage TO say it.
4 But il will be said in the intimacy OF
the family which has vacant place.
1t will be said with the last breath of
the dying, and over the resting places Of
the dead
1t will be said without fear, and with
out doubt. and without regret
1t will be said with hope, and with an
assurance in excess of hope that a way
of life conceived in brotherhood and kind
ness and Justice will not be extineufshpd
by any ordeal of war or any frightful cost
of war.
II will be said with the knowledge that
land dedicated in the sight and wisdom
of God, and in the trust Of people
devoted to the teachings and example of
the Son of God. will be at peace again and
will stand forever.
OUR American faith is wonderful
~ thing.
1t is an accomplishing and an unqucs-
tioning faith
1t is not arrogant or selfish
1t does not presume superiority or
privilege.
1t is not discriminative or vengefu
lustful or proud.
II is not covetous or envious
Our faith in America and in its right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
RECTOR LEADS PRAYEF
Dinner at the White House

WASHINGTON. Nor, % TNS).-Here is The
White Honr Thanksgiving dinner menu:
CLAM COCKTAIL CLEAR SOUP
ROAST TURKEY. CHESTNUT DRESSING
DEERFOOT SAUSACEs
BEANS
SPANISH CORN SWEET POTATO CONES
CRANBERRY JELLY
GRAPEFRUIT SALAD
PUMPKIN PIE CHEESE ICE CREAM
COFFEE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

employees throughout the country.
Usually the President spends
Thanksgiving Al Warm Springs,
Ga. where ne presides over a
bounutul dinner for the patients
Of the lnfsntile paralysis founda-
tIon. The war prevented his
gong 10 Georgia this year.
THIS Thanksgiving also was
marked by The absence ofs the
Roosevelt children. The four sons
are on active duty with the armed
services and ms only daughter
Anna, Is Al her Seattle, Wash.
home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Presidents believed customary Thanksgiving
Thanks dinner President and his STAFF
giving observed planned put a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Flop as F'rOphpf
EBy International New, service

Just a reminder
II was on Sept 80 1912. that
Adolf tfitier tod an audience at
the Berlin SportSpalaSt
We shall take Stalingrad.
YOU may depend on IL the
occupation OF Stalingrad ..
will become a gigantic success.
"No human being shall ever
push us away from that spot"
P. s: Among those present on
the roStru m. bemedaled and
Smlllngly confident, was Field
Marshall Erw4p tWestbound)
Rommel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

As per schedule" a Marine Corps
officer said. "the bows should
have had their turkey dinner,
trimmings and all"
Guadalcanal IS on the other
side of the internationsl date line
so Thanksgiving Day fell there a
day ahead Of here.
c. VI. MACARTHUR. DENTIST
GriSwold Al Mich. over KinSers
Hours: 80, Sundays l0-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Altered P dns
May Slow Up
GIN Output
But New Schedules
Mean Layoff Only
Of | 900 Outside City
Nv SILER FREEMAN

Changes ordered IN the var
supplies Manufacturing program
may Slow down General Motors
sccelerating production and en-
ployment but viii cause lsyoFs of
only .OO0 workers in three plants
outside Detroit according ~ GIN
President {. = Wilson
Both the corporation EMPLOY
ment and production had reached
al-time records in October, VII
son revealed
General Motors il produc-
ing at the rate 81 $4,000, 600 n
day. Deliveries of war goods in
the United States and Canada
for October totaled S2tS.405,-
$50" Wilson said.
OUTPUT QUADRUPLED
This brought deliveries for the
first 20 months RI iat2 70 81 az
255 44o against a total for ie4i OF
S406 iie27
Employment In General Motors
rcscrr4 4 torai of 90 ore - hourly
rated factory workers n gam Of
lo563 from October II Total GM
employment IN me Tinted States
was 347.530 with 1919 employed
in Canada
THE rrShuHling Of the mill
tary schedules will not affect
~ greatly" Wilson sad. 1T
will merely slow our increasing
production and employment For
instance. We had expected 20
add $1,000 TO our PAY rolls in
the past month hut added only
10000.
'LsYons in our plants will
total not more than 900 But
We are losing 1000 n month Ia
the army
Wilson disclosed that no defer
Continued on \eNi Page. Col. g.
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Hopeful America Thanks God

1T Is the beautiful custom of the
1 American people to pause on Thanks
giving Day in whatever tasks occupy
their hands and minds, and say in utter
reverence and sincerity:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Worshlping with the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt were members
OF ms cabinet. the justices OF the
6 N p re m . Court, congressional
leaders and the top commanders
OF the armed services.
RECTOR LEADS PRAYER
The singing and praying were
led by the Rev. Dr.. Howard 6
Wilkinson. rector OF ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
Aside from the religious services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

DR. J. {. TOOLE. DENTIST. ITO
w Lafayette A. Mich opp City
He'll Hours 90 Tel ca. 66S9.-
An.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

ern arm of the Don River, bend
near Serafmovich had cut off the
northeast elbow of the river bend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
PUSH s. MILES

IISH % MILES
They drove 10 the railroad sta
ton al Richkov. 65 miles SOUTH
west Of Stalingrad and midway
between the steel city and Suro-
vlkino which the Red army cap
tureG Tuesday.
Today's midday Soviet COM
munlque reported Russian sue
.ceSSes at Stalingrad. northwest
and south of the city, and in the
Tuapse and Nalchik regions Of the
Caucasus.
tThe German radio reported
last night a new Russian vest
ward thrust between Smolensk
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

to happiness and in its power to be free is
our heritage.
1t is our strength and our inspiration.
But it is faith that respects and
honors all mankind, and it profits and
pleases us most when we are at peace
with all nations, and it attains its highest
purpose and ideals when it is shared
with other men and is emulated by other
men and is productive of happiness and
tolerance and orderly companionship for
men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

NUR American faith is beautiful.
~ II emissions time when all the earth,
and not our land alone, will acknowledge
the responsibilities of human brotherhood,
and cherish the blessings which emerge
from compassion and affection among
men. and hold these precious things above
passion, above prejudice and above trial
by war and necessity for defense
II aspires to mere than American
peace and security.
1t aspires to infinitely more than
American justice and freedom
It's broad and vital aspirations are for
peaceful and secure, just and free world,
in which our people can live according to
the plan in which our fathers invested
their dreams-the sort of world which
We are utterly convinced God designs and
intends all men 10 know eventually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
100000 NAz| CASUALTIES!
REDS CUT OFF DON Area
Roosevelt. Aides
Unite i'm Prayer
White House Turned Over TO Rites
for st Time on Thanksgiving Day

WASHINGTON, Nov 26 tUP) ing deeroot pumpkin
President Roosevelt and the pie and coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
The Weather
HOI RIY TLMrERATIREs

IRE sun w1 set ~ r. ot n today,
and rise tomorraw - SIS
The moon vIU 20. 80 % so a m 70.
DAY. and rise tomorrow a. 1913 B. m.
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Continued on Page Severn
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FORECAST

FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity:
Much colder
today and
tonight with
light ram
changing
10 snow this
evening:
moderate -
strong winds.
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OTTPTT QTADRTPLED

This brought deliveries for fhe
first 20 months n iat2 70 81 az
255. 44a against q total FOR le4l OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Raioif Successful
With 'Pidqin English

The following IL an earnest.
sympathetic and In some ways
futile effort To TRANSCRIPTS the
words and the flavor Of Gregory
Ratoff tn media res during the
filming Of goth centnry-Foss mu-
steal. .Footlirht scfensde.R now
II the Music Hos theater.
Fer the benefit NJ the unlultl-
ated, a hey 10 the people involved
IL herewith presented.
BETTY Cradle seteh.e.
John Payne roanse.
Victor Mature veskilr
Jane Wyman Miss Weemin
Lee Garmes teameramsnl--M Mr..
Garmnss
Any of the above paisie
Ready Here Is Mr.. Ratoff;
4 love II. love II. Mr.. Gar
muss. Give me that, like this,
too. Ny suggestion would be. 10
start from where they walk on
So. First 10 this: vssktir. you
give congratulations. osay. ms
friend. lovely. Put the camera
Step ON II. please. thst's q
palsis Where IL Mlss wsemln !
Okay he Kisses you. Jesnee. kiss
her. Great. you ran sxsn hold
her hand. Here. well do 10 bat.
ter. It's lsnTh. It's funny.
Wen milk the laugh. Thst's n.
Now Ne have II. Wonderful. my
swssthsarts. my psislss -
Oddly enough. this double talk
gets results. Actors understand n,
cAmsramen catch on. ''Foofllrhi
serensds. Ts,s finished smoothly
and In good time.
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- s.eTx - 49, = Aef=hssasa.
naughty - = wealth rfunxfs
hlns<lf a. - family snie 49,
srtx ard .eeisl rhllxirn I'D -.
unsxs ie=<s - 80 Hfs = -
aesak. !. dramatically teaa =
pko Radios Ire Magnificent
Anh<rs0ss nus - - pses
Nease thestsf. FIN rFzzstsexa
zna directed ~ ofsen Nelses
out.tandlnk settings aerirsink
tAs ofnals styles ~ Ire tsst.ipis
era n the midwest = parade =
early automobiles beginning eith
= tso-exllnder steamer - ths
isa2 vintage. ~ = fsshlca rs.
view ~ he stylss - TIE Tssrted.
furnish Al Interesting background
fer ire emotional action
Principal Fules are played ~
such capable actors ard Actresses
a. Joseph cettsn. paiofss Go.
tslia. Am. nzxter. Tim Halt.
Richard Bennett AFnes seeFe.
brad. RAY Collins and Frsklne
Sanford.
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Asiairs and Crosby
Hill Team al nialio

A combination ~ arg ard.
dance talent IN make any mesie
fan 81 up and take nctlre u found
In irving nsrlsns long
Holiday Inn no~ playing ~ The
Rialto thsatsr. with starr hanf
nrnshy and FIRED Astairs tapping
the players
Casting HoIiywood's most rapa-
lar warbler ana heessr together
seems 10 be . ssrohe AZ Snowman
ship genius Adding Irving her
llnr nusic II ns~ hi sanss ard
two old ones. t~a ioxely-ts.loos- al
singing and dancing HiFis. Mar.
,nrie Reynolds and virxsnia psie.
riu. = aellahtful story sna yoa
have = silver platter ~ erseftaln-
msni th@ like # which lsnt sished
nut every day
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Tale Of South Seas
Riviera Attraction

Lure Of the Islands Mono
grams romantic drama. now play
ms At the Riviera theaier. quail
fies as an unusually entertaining
motion picture. II Ia a film which
literally has everything"
Tho voluntuous Marsie Hart.
famous aS the first lady Of Ameri-
can hurlesque. makes her screen
debut in the starring role. and In
her sarong Is most attractive
figure as n half-easte girl Of the
South Seas. Miss Hart sings. and
dances a modified hula, and as the
story progresses becomes the CEN
ter of a dramatic series Of events.
She is entirely successful in her
first picture.
The film is filled with the charm
and color Of the South Pacific.