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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

few more points, hut we'll score
a lot more than in 194f."
When you talk about scoring you
pay heed 10 the words Of John
Karcis. backfield coach. The Bull
is highly satisfied that his recruits,
teamed with the Grams
Harry Hopp Lloyd Cardwell, Net
Paul Szakash and Bill
Calihan Will satisfy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
BerteIli Catches Them. loo

Frank Leahy Nore Dame football coach, hears that his
passer Angelo Berte is having great summer
amateur baseball player New England Angelo who hits
the bulseye with aeras the grdron catcher the
diamond Bucky Harris rates Joe Kuhe of the White Sox
better base than George Case of the Senator's Ford
plays Lafayette Ind this fall its first visit to
Middle Frankie Frisch says Pete Reiser Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
u. of D. Schedule

'octoetr 2-wayns University; October
Fort Knox: October Manhattan
College al New York. October 24-GeoTg
town. October 30 Marquette. ~ MnwAu-
kee. November s-Open date. tNovember
l5--NillAbOva College November 2l--Uni-
versity OF Arkansas November 7s-Okla
homA A. NJ. fDecsmbsy St. Mary :
College. a. San Francisco.
'NEht games.
Sunday games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

Dodgers Of the great ball players of modern times
Kansas City the largest ball park the American Associa
ton 1t 17476 Tel Lyons figures that this will be
his last baseball for the duration The
White Sox finger AZ years of age and is waiting TO
be drafted says may try join before he
is called Though he hasn't signed the papers it is under
stood Jimmy Wilson will be back Of the Cubs next
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Schmidt Indicted

One of the biggest losses oc-
CURED this past week when AL
Schmidt. junior fullback, was in
Quoted. Dorais was counting ON
him TO have a big year. Tom
Senffner, brilliant sophomore right
half, and Jack Pearl, senior full
back who was just coming into his
own, don't figure to return for the
same reason.
Ken Elliott and Norman Hall,
right ends: Ed Kukorowski, right
tackle, and Bob Greiner, right
guard. also are riding in the same
boat, which will make fullback,
right end and right half the chief
problems for the coaches. Center
also can be listed with the passing
of All-American Vince Banonis.
Where Dorais figured the team
would be weak, ii will be strong.
Bob Harrington and John Hart,
tackles, had their numbers up but
they Joined the marine and army
reserves, respectively. which will
give them another year.
Mddarik Back
Left half will be well-fortified
with Elmer "Tippy" Madarik,
Henry Piper and John Kurkowski
around. Madarik was one of the
nations most sensational sophs
last year. being fourth in the
country in total offenSe with 1,541
yards TO his credit.
There is nothing to be desired
at quarter with Art Link, Co-Capt.
Don Hughes and Tommy Dorais,
the coach's son, available. Strength
at left end will depend on how
Co-Capt. Joe Gensheimer wealth.
cred ligament operation on his
knee this summer. Wilbur Hintz
and Frank Kolodziejski are two
other good ones.
Guards Bob Burke and Bob
Bachelor will return, while Tom
Trielink stands out at center.
Ruth at right end. and
George Ghesquiere at right half
Outstanding Sophomores comingI
Up in addition to Kolodzieski and
kurkowski are Tom Hetu. right
tackle; Ed O'Hare, right end. and
John Cutting, fullback.
Detroit S schedule also has BEEN
rut from 10 games to nine. CampI
custer, to be played here October
IL, and Camp Lee. at Richmond,
Va, November 8, have been can
,eled. Dorais will bring Fortl
Knox of Kentucky here October IL /
and leave the other date open.
Georgetown will be played at
hight, October "a at u. of d. Stad-
um instead of Briggs.
The u. of d. gridiron has been
'odded again and will be in excel
ent shape for the opening gameI
against Wayne IT,, October 2. Thel
field was plowed up TO such an
extent after the army show. I'll
was necessary to install a new
drainage system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
SPOR T S
By LEO MACDONELL

MAJ McL6ua5.o Favors 6tTi9er Herman PiIette,
Giving Puck Cate Now With San Diego
70 Ar~y Navy ReIe1 Oldest Hurer Playing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Inter-Coun+y
League
BItE DIVISION

MIMI DIItNION

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traerfrT Son l.uF an MsyfioWsf Gar
1fo Cify 81 Croulst. vans 81 InktJ-f La
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Fond ReeoIIection-With Reason

Kirkwood has played golf over 5000 courses He
recalls fondy Cypress Point the Monterey
(Cal peninsula Paired with Tommy Armour he won ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
BY WALTER STEVENSON

COMEDIAN Buddy Lester. an
old faVorite. brings a whole new
repertoire of special song material.
parodieS and SkitS to SakS Show
Bar this week and takes over the
.microphone 10 preside as master
Iof ceremonies.
Daro and Corda. madCap dane
erS who combine ballroom. adaGiO
and pantomime in their laugh pro-
VokinC routincS. are held over. and
Marian Powers is a newcomer who
sings new arrangements of the
popular tunes.
Leonard SccrS orchestra pro-
IvidcS music for performers as we'll
as for dancing.
CASANOVA Eccentric dancers
Daniels and Daye, with their rub
Der legged routines and novelty
Offerings, come in from Chicago to
pace the revue, which retains
ISongstrcss JcSSica Garwood as mis-
treSS of ceremonies.
Prominent in the new group of
dancers offering routines that run
the Camut of terpsichorean effort
are Annette Ross, exotic dancer,
and tall, nimble Itonia Bradley,
talented contOrtioniSt,
Irene Burke'S tap routineS COM
plcte the show. and music is by
Lee Walters COllegianS.
~ CLUB He's loose again. Yes,
that unbalanced bundle of mirth,
Sonny Mars. continues as the club
cutup for a fifth consecutive week
and his nonScnSical comedy in
crcaSes with each performance.
A huge supporting show features
La CompraSita, masked dancer in
exotic moods, and lovely Esther
DeRoy executing terpsichorean
novelty numbers.
Popular tenor Roy Tracy begins
"A return engagement; there's the
rope spinning tricks of Barbara
Bardo, the girl from the Golden
West who spins her way into your
heart
Music for shows and dancing is
by Eddie Jones and his orchestra.
SAN DIEGO - Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week has been
set aside for the grand opening of
this spots new cocktail bar. En-
tremelY modcrnlStiC. the bar is an
ideal place from which patrons
may witness the floor show Free
iavOrS and novelties will augment
opening night activities.
Genial Gene Emerald, singing
CulariSt. comic and master of
ceremonies again heads this
weeks revue Between turns on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
HAVE THEIR DAY

The line forms 10 the right for
magazine cover gals and glamor-
Gus models who have knocked al
the Hollywood door and found il
open.
One glorious example Is ElySe
Knox. blue-cYcd. beautiful blonde
who has been on many and many
magazine cover and modelled for
many and many an artist. Well
come tomorrow morning ElySe
walks in al Universal with con
tract in her hand, Joining Kay
AldridGe and Jinx FalkenburG
who have had as much publicity
as some of the stars.
The Knox girl was seen here and
there with different Hollywood
SWANS until Paul HeSSc. photogra-
pher, came into her life, and now
il is rumored she will we'd him
Well. I've met Klondike Kate
She came 10 see me and the story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

the floor. Gene presents the follow
ing performers: Ellen Nargo, char
acter dancer; the POlletierS, adagio
team which presents its perform
ing dog as an added novelty; Alice
White, prima donna; Maxine
Mario. Russian and character
dancer. and Marilyn Brattain. in
eccentric, toe and tap dance num-
bcrS.
Groove" Johnson and his band
provide music for the show and
dancing.
PALM BEACH Mild mayhem
and solid rhythm routines are
mixed into the numbers Of Collins
and Anita. heading this week s
bill. Switching easily from ball
room tap 10 eccentric comedy, the
two add variety and key the mer-
riment for the evening.
Les Palmer mimic and come
dian. is the new master of ccre-
monies, and knockabouters Mackie
and Paul keep ringsiders on the
edge of their seats.
The serious and novel selections
of violiniSt Al Tucker add TO the
entertainment. and beauty win
ncr Monnie Drake continues as
vocalist with Don Pablos orches-
ira.
NERNE'S Gay Baird, comely
acrobatiC dancer who was featured
in the Ripley show at the Worlds
Fair in 1910, turns full Somer-
Saults while balancing A full glass
of water to win patrons acclaim
as show hcadliner
Master Of ceremonies Buddy
Williams sandwiches comedy bits
between introductionS, and Virgle
and jamie contribute rhythm tap
routinCS.
Laura Jean vocalzeS on the
popular tunes, which are played
by Chuck Stevens and his orcheS-
ira.
THREE TREES In a new pro-
duction of Harlem HighlghtS,"
Leon Warrick, popular baritone,
comes in for a return engagement.
Warrick, whose last engagement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Hofn,ann's
Playing Gets
An OUatiOn
BY GEORGE wEIswAssER

THE RAFTERS shook at ~
Masonic Auditorium last night.
for mighty Josef Holman was az
the keyboard playing resounding
chords and receiving an ovation
after each undertaking.
The genial Polish American
pianist was in. superb fettle. He
provided his huge audience with a
program that sustained the inter-
est unremittngly throughout. His
playing bespoke his sincerity and
his intellectual probings. his phe-
nOmenal virtuoSity and his in
terpretatiVe proWcSS.
His program included but one
formidable offering, the majestic
"AppasiOnata" sonata of Beetho-
ven. 1t was enumerated in the
grand manner and with the larger
patterns Of the three movements
not permitted 10 be obscured by
the evOcation Of the softer tint
ings which the pianist's individual
approach designed.
Following the sonata came. Of
course, a Chopin group, the I'M
promptu in A flat major, the Noe
turne in + minor and the Grande
NalSe Brillante in f. flat major
representing the cffete. sprightly
Chopin. If YOU will. with the Wig
orouS chromatic progreSsions OF
the Schcrzo in c sharp minor ex-
pressing the lesser known but the
trucr Chopin Of the heroic strain.
To close were the Brahms
Rhapsody in G minor. the pictorial
Lit version Of Schubcrt'S "Hark,
lTark, the Lark and LIFTS own
"Vcnczie f. Napoli.' the showpiece
of the evening.
The cnCoreS could not have been
more popular: Chopin'S Minute
waltz. the Rachmaninoff G Sharp
minor prelude and the Beethoven
Turkish March"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Popular Entertainers Return
AS HeadIiners of NeU Cabaret Bills

here was extended by popular de-
mand. is a former musical COM
edy star and was recently fea-
tured in Bill Robinson's last stage
production.
Subordinate entertainers include
Olivette Miller, swing singer who
varies her act with SemiclaSSical
selections on the harp. and flash
dancer Eddie Collins. a newcomer
The Four Fannettes step out in
production numbers 10 the 1--WE
music OF Dave Wilbournes or.
cheStra.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

PEOPLE AROUND Town:
TIE LITHUANIAN VINO drives a
Checker cab-sHoVrE his fares
a story about Genera. Mac
Arthur I'M ,-c Times, putting o.t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
DIVINE DANCER

Zorlna not only dances divinely
but plays up her role 10 a point
where II equals Cations and
Moore's, while Bordoni amazed us
with her vitality and plquant
sense of humOr.
The COStuming and scenic Of
fcCtS are wonderfully executed
and look surprisingly fresh, and
there isn't a tired note in the
whole production.
We were a trinc disappointed
IN the chorus line which looks like
II might have aged a blt during
the New York and Chicago runs
Of the show. but they are so
gaily CARRIED YOU are hardly likely
10 notice that behind that rufflc,
Turks a rumplcd face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
SAD SUBSTITUTE

Also, we were unhappy about
the displacement of Carol Bruce,
for the young lady, Karen Bruce,
who has taken her place. misses
the boat by being well out into
the Gulf of Mexico when this sing
lnG role drew up It's Caagplank.
\ singing quartet the usual pair
of dancers and almost all the
trimmings YOU expect of Buddy
De sylvia show are here, but you'll
find yourself concentrating more
and more upon The antics of the
principals and lcnd-lcaslng your
ears 10 the Berlin tunes
OF these we particularly fell for
Tho familiar Tomorrow Is a
Lovely DAY OUTSIDE, Of That
Love YoI and Tho swing spiritual
Tho Lord Done Fixed Up My
Soul
/ louisiana Purchase viii bC
here for tVo weeks but We ~ug
COST that You run don't walk, q
the rc4re-t boN office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

Purchase
Terrific
By CHARLES GENTRY

THE BEST buy in the musical
comedy market g The Louisiana
Purchase which had Cass The
ater customers sold from the first
bId last night
WITH The Broadway cast prac-
ucaly intact. and this includes
costumes and scenery as well as
cast; this Irving Berln-MorriS
Ry>k'nd musical rings the enter
tairmcnf bell with a rcSounding
rotc which YOU viii hear for the
next two weeks.
Gorgeous Vera Iorina, perennial
juvenile William GaNtOn, Master
NIlQuctoaSt Victor Moore and
ciicrNc~cont Irene Bordoni are at
the top of tho list of this gay
political comedy and they arc all
right al the start.
Frequently New York musical
comedy successes arc either very
weary or are completely outdatcd
by the timo they get this far. a
little like Uncle Toms Cabin"
finally playing after the Civil War
was over
But not Louisiana Purchase, y
THIS joshing affair nudgcS the
state of Louisiana right into a
state of hNStCrla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
HILARIOUS IDEA

All Of this is quite shocking 10
the temperate Mr.. Moore, but af-
fordS the audience almost three
hours Of continued laughter.
Zorina still the heavenly be-
inc we first fell in love with in
4 Married An Angel and, of
course. GaNton and Moore, are
the supreme pair of the musical
comedy world, which is naturally
of more earthly order.
Their quipS and queries about
the general state Of things in this
southern commonwealth are price
loss, and Mr., Ryskind has pro-
vided them with A book, so that
they can take liberty with every
leaf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

she told l have written for next
Sunday. She was in Hollywood
just for a few days consulting
with Houston Branch about the
story Of her life. and Aunt Kate
as she is called on the Pacific
Coast. can tell more thrilling
stories than any one l have ever
met.
When she was the reigning belle
of the Klondike she was given
more gold by the lucky miners and
more attention than any gal dur
ing the gold rush. Columbia is per-
hitting her 10 have her say on
who will play the youthful, blue
eyed Kate, toast Of the Klondike
and the belle of Dawson.
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER
It seems TO me I heard at the
I time Alexis Smith came 10 see me
at MarSons farm that there was a
clause in her contract Stipulating
she must not marry. Usually
clauses of this type exist only in
the. minds of the publicity men, so
probably there was no truth to
tthe story. Also, / might add, she
had not yet met Craig Stevens.
Since that time she and Craig
have discovered each other and II
is the hottest romance on the
/ Warner lot at the moment. They
never appear without each other.
A report Warner Baxter was
seriously Ill sent me 10 the tcle-
phone TO hunt him down. | am
glad I did for / found the rumor
was more cXaCgcration than Mark
ITwainS death Warner says he
has never been happier than he IS
in his retirement. He and Winnie
are living in the old Corlnnc Crit
fifth house at Mallbu and he is
head of the tire rationlng board
| in that community.
He sold his enormous estate and
/ took in exchange a paying apart
mcnt building. residence, and
cash. lie is very glad ne got rid of
what might have been a white
elephant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

buy n Bombcr-
Gen. Hugh - 10 SON.
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
AFFAIRS OF STATE

Placid and pathetic Victor
Moore resumes his political career
bc was a vice president in "Of
Thee | Sing and a Russian am
haSSadof in Leave II 10 Me
10 become New England senator
investigating various off-color ac-
tiNitcS IN the creole state.
lie finds that the Mardl GraS
is not the only time the KingfiSh
capital donS a mask and so he
goes timdly about his undcrcover
work.
His research brings 10 light
Zorina rs a beautiful temptrcsS,
Billy GaXtOn as ConnlVlnC
comedian, and Bordonl As a
madame who finally becomes
legitimate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 27. - We
who belong 10 the newspaper fra
ternity know sob sisters went out
with the hustle and the old-faSh-
toned tandem for two. The news
paper woman today stands shout
der TO shoulder with the men and
takes the same tough assignments.
But in the days when diamond Jim
Brady wore his "joolS' and Lillian
Russell charmed the tired business
mon sob sisters were the thing.
They covered murder assignments
and wrote stories from the Scntl-
mental angle. Well, now Myrna
10y is going to play just such a
character.
The title of Myrnas picture,
appropriately enough. is The Sob
Sister" by Jack Pollexfen. Sam
Marx is set 10 produce ii for
M-G-M and the locale is New
York with all the characters who
made up the town in those days.
l understand Myrna's sob sister
will be A little on the order of
Nellie Bly,, the gal who went
around the world in II days, 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
REVIVAL FILM

Great idea of Sol Siegels 10
revive Rudolph Valentino. Poll
Negri. Bcbe Daniels, Gloria Swan
son. Wallace Reid. Ernest Tor
renee. Lois Wilson and Agnes
Ayres, all top stars of that day,
for Merton of the Movies.
He Will incorporate in the pic
ture actual scenes from The
Sheik." The Covered Wagon
and The Affairs of Anatole'-
terrific money makers during the
golden era. for who denies that
was the golden era Of our picture
business?
Eddie Albert and Susanna Fos-
ter are the stars of the now Mer-
ton movie and they'll work with
actors. who closely resemble the
old-tme favorites.
Glen Hunter made the original
Merton of the Movies" and l
remember I introduced Glenn TO
Jesse LaSky. then head Of Para
mount. who signed him right out
Of the stage hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

IL =
80. .ng tat ra:sy O'Tooie has
pulled his most sensational gag
by going 10 work for a living
y a the Frontier Ranch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Film Time Clock

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

Nlllers week al the Michigan
Theator was the biggest since
Paul Whi,eman played there IN
1928 Miller crossed well over
$4,000 in a week, and has cut
was So 600. breaking all current
records IN the United States for
a thea'cr week Tops Kay
Kyser'S so S5l in Boston which
had been highest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

Tho June bride should realize that plenty of fresh fruit in the diet-al- ways important-is particularly SO In war time. It supplies needed vit- Rmins and minerals and helps you do without sugar. Fruits adds sweet mess to the menu, and is health- ful substitute for rich, sugar-con- stunning desserts.
 Surprise your guests with a Serve- yourself fruit plate. On a large platter, arrange on lettuce leaves mounds of fresh fruit sections of contrasting colors-slices of bright eed-skinned apples, fresh pineapple cubes, ripe unhulled strawberries, grapefruit sections, melon balls. Gar hish with watercress. Let each guest help himself and have the pleasure of creating" his own individual lruit plate.
 Cheese Is Rich In VitanlinS
 Cottage cheese balls are 8 well bone addition to the platter. Roll hem in chopped oceans or walnuts, f you prefer, mix the cottage cheese with chopped dates. This cheese is Hch in proteins and minerals.
 The serve yourself fruit plate has many possibilities. Use 1t as an ap- betizer. Serve 1t as a salad with a bangy dressing, or with whipped cream mayonnaise (half whipped Srearn, half mayonnaise). As a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
'crHE EDGE or DARKNESS"

Hollywood, Calf. The Edge of Darkness" powerful novel by Wil- liam Woods about life in Norway under Na1 domination, will be presented on the screen by Warner Brosh with Ann Sheridan and Humphrey Bogart in the starring roles. Lewis Milestone will direct.
 The film adaptation of the novel has been written by Robert Rosse1l Although the book has just been published, its screen version is ready for production, because Warmers bought 1t months ago from the gal- ley proofs. Another such pre-pub- lication purchase of Warmers was Ellen Glasgow's Pulitzer Prize win7 ner, "In This Our Life" Its film version is now current with Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland as the stars,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-25
GlOrying Yourself
Hy, AMelA HaEs
MA Service Staff Writer

NEA Service Staff Writer
 You're going to like your ray- oned leg appeal, once you know how to cultivate 1t. Most women will be bare-legged at least part of the time, this summer, but there are plenty of times when a gal just doesn't feel dressed, much less attractively dressed, without a soft and smooth sheer something-and something solid-on those legs.
 Rayon hose can be that. One large house demonstrated 1t to a lot of fashion scouts the other day Twenty beautiful legs were dis played, some in silk, others in n.y. lon, some in rayon. Trying tc guess which was what gave the experts quite a merry time. Fol these rayonS were improved - made on fine guage machines ant made throughout of a single type of yarn. A featured glamor num- Der was @ gossamer sheer web.
 Try them, and tend them gent ly;
 No more whisking your stockings into the bowl before going to bed and putting them on again next morning. as you did with nylons. Manufacturers and government ex- perts both warn that the rayon pretties must dry for. at least 24 hours.
 YARN IS TENDER
 WHEN DAMP
 This yarn is terribly tender when damp. Uncle Sam suggests giving them 36 hours drying time. You should buy at least two pairs, just alike, at one time. Then you won't need to cut down on drying time, and when one of a pair wears out you can match-and Wear-the other one.
 Ask for high-twist rayon hose, and be sure the foot and leg are long enough. American women customarily have worn size too small, should get the correct size, particularly when they get rayon, which shrinkS little with the