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Evening star., 1942-02-24
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BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Equity No. II 1872, the undersigned receiver
house door. Upper Marlboro. Maryland. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1912. AT ELEVEN
AN; AN. al Of the personal assets Of J; Oliver Oliver
FARMS DAIRY, consisting Of ali personal
GOOD win. accounts receivable. farm pick
UP milk routes and plant equipment. as
vel as real estate consisting Of lots 8, 2;
and ali those parts Of lots II and IL lying
On the northeast side Of cottage City.
6cS Rofe labd Is IND stare
HEIGHTS, as per plat of said Wilen Heights
recorded among the land records Of Prince
improved by modern milk distributing
plant, including restaurant; said milk dis
r@ri5atlns @ doa Plant .,I now distributing approx.
daily, to about 1900 retail consumers To-
Gated principally in suburban Prince
Ss sd pfah maeb
capacity The above lots are further i'm
proved By a three-story. seven-room frame
aecordance M WtS tSet said deeree Of the
Circuit Court for Prince Georees County.
Maryland, said sale VIII be made subject to
the recorded liens of the National Savings
& Trust Company. recorded in Liber sol
at folio 3, MARYLAND and Virginia Milk
PFT,o9duc7sG5s' association, Inc. Li6er 555,
Thomas. ct al. trustees. Liber 61e, folio
12S. the E. A. Kaestner Co. WASHINGTON
featuring Co.. General Motors % Acceptanee %
Corporation, International Harvester Co.,
Washington Pump. and Well Company. j.
H Westerman and Mrs. Leila w. Hobson.
The exact amount due as of the date of
sale will be announced at the time Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE
cash deposit of S5,000.00 will be re-
CURED at the time of the sale and the
balance of purchase price 10 be paid in
cash upon the fnal ratification Of sale BY
| County. Maryland
Cost Of conveyancing. Federal and State
stamps, etc. are at the costs of the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
An INSPECTION Of the plant may be
made st any time during the business
and amount due on the aforementioned
recorded liens may be had by communica-
| tion with the undersigned receiver.
J. DUDLEY DIGGEs, Receiver,
Upper Marlboro, Maryland
fe17,24mh3. Phone Marlboro a.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERs
Southern Building

THOs. J, OWEN q SON, AUCTTONEERS,
Southern Building.
TRgsTEEs sALE sysz, 3E yALTHsLE ALA E;ySS Two,
R$$araS%asr R$Ssss AfsSs AsssSS2s1s6Sss 81 'fasHizas fsaHHaT
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in 'Liber No. 1855. folio 331, ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District Of
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
Day oT MAkcH. xD.- 1s45. Al. TWo.
THIRTY. O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District Of Columbia, and desianated as and
being lot 20, in Square 1850 in Fulton r:
oordon's subdivision OF part of tract
called Chevy Chase" as per plat recorded
IN the once Of the syryeyoT for the Dis:
folio Al: subject to the building restriction
trust for approximsteiy pro s4,s2o.oo, f further g
particulars Of which will be announced at
time OF sale; the purchase price above said
$500. 90 REQUIRED. ConveyancinR. recording.
etc.. at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion Of
ARTHUR q. BISHOP.
..,oooo. HARRY M. PACKARD.
fels.2o.2426.2S Trustees.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

10 A., S4,950; 3S LOTS. CITY WATER,
wooded: terms. Close-in Md: "a a. on hwy.
Patuxent. s1,450; terms. trade Big list.
N. E. RYON CO.. ma. 1907. GE. 6146
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT,
CHEVY Chase D. C.-S14,950

Chevy Chase, D. C.-S14, $50.
Here is an attractive house at a, very
low price. Detached brick. wooded lot:
The features include extra large living
room, corner cupboards in dining room
spacious den or library. big. bright mod,
ern Kitchen with breakfast nook and
pantry; oil heat, master bedroom 26%l3;
iarse closets, two, other nice bedrooms and
1really another nedroom). two fine tile
baths storage attic and a garsse. and
the entire property is in excellent condi-
out This property sold for S22 900 when
II was new. BOSS g. PHELPS. MA. $500.
Evenings call EN- 2195.
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NEAR
WALTER REED HOSPITAL.

Seldom does one have an opportunity to
Convenient location on a corner with broad
view OF Piney Branch road. 8 rooms, 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, attic, side porch. built
recreation room; Q entrances to cellar from
lawn fenced with Anchor fence; 9 blocks
from shopping center. one block from
TRANSPORTATION, churches and schools De-
tached brick center hall, clear OF incum-
brance and can be financed to suit pur,
chaser Inspection by appointment. Prlced
at S12,e5O. For further information call
WIN. M. THROCKMORTON.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
FIRST COMMERCIAL,

Across the street from District courthouse:
51-ft. front, containing 5000 so. it.;
present rental. 1915 per mo.
JEROME s. MURRAY
RE 2460. 1881 @ St NV MI 1929
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

IDEAL LOCATION
North CAPITOL and Florida ave NV
Next to Peoples Drugstore; large store
with rooms. kitchen and bath apt: heat
furnished: S65
A. D. ToRRE REALTY CO.,
1925 North Capitol st. HO. 1900.
OVERLOOKING UNION STATION.
LAT D st. N.E-S65
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1925 North Capitol st. HO 1900
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WOODBRIDGE STONE HOME.
asfs 18TH st. n.e.-Beautiful new home,
q rooms. 2Iz baths. 5 bedrooms, . fire.
places, recreation room, slate ROOT oil
VIM p THOROWGOOD,
ono4 r Ave NE DE. U3l1.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

sAI.E-45O-AcRE FARM ON RAPPAHAN-
mock River. all stock farm implements and
hay. l. II. ROUTE, Champlain. Va. 2s'
l55-ACRE, BIG-CROP FARM. NEAR
Cooksyille and Hunt Club. Howard Co.
Splendid barn: dwelling occupies beautiful
sight and has wonderful possibilities
surrounded by fine estates. Only $4,000
r. B. PUE CO., 2 T. Lexington. BALTIC
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An ACRE IN THE WOODS.

sstone-frort house. built 1899, provides =
bdoomS and bath rsf eSE aeSs sFroapd and m9Te are
open garden plot; added acreage available
W ~ ? SNEY NRiPLEY. SH. 454s Open Ewes.
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S15.25O-LAST CALL
S9,5OO-MICHIGAN PARK.

New corner, large rooms. center hall
recreation room, chestnut trim; auto. heat:
terms cnnY con sidar trade MA 1k13.
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AERoplANES.

OUR COUNTRY needs pilots, and the best
way to ny Is to Join Q flying club Call
Helen Herfurth. WO. 1900. 2s
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

This palatial stone dwelling. practically
new, in nearby Md. can be purchased az at
cost and present value. There are, 10 very
large rooms-three master baths: ahG as
the owner occupant: the construction is
the very finest. and the equipment and
Hnish the very best. An opportunity awaits
the careful buyer BOSS IL PHELPS Ma
OQ0O. svaDirps EN- 6o01
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH. MD. -5-ROOM AND
bath bungalow. completely furnished.
frlgidaire. gas, eiec., running water. SELL
ing on account of sickness: So 500 terms
WA. 1892. or Hyattsville 1862
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ACT TODAY!
ONLY TWO LEFT.

and rms. 3 and 4 bedrms., 2 and
2l2 baths, bedrm. on LIST floor Ideal
ton and downtown Washington. Out
Georgia ave. to $500 block and Gruver
signs.
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OWNER. OFFERS

S-year-old 6-rm detached brick and
asbestos shingle home in excellent condi,
ton; attached garage: NV. sectlon,
blocks beyond District line; level lot 80 by
i25: economical oil hot-water heat, tile
bath. basement toilet. fireplace and built-in
bookcases Wisconsin 7215.
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partnnentS
ONE BLOCK CONN. AVE.

CLOSE TO SHOPPING CENTER.
Living room with fireplace. dining room,
large kitchen, bedrooms . baths,
paneled daylight recreation room, garage,
This house is only 2 years old and must
be sold at once as owner is leaving city
70 INsPEcr CALL MR.. CARRIER. ME.
1915.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

REAL ESTATE LOANs-4-41a-5T, gr10ed
according to character. of loan
MOORE & HILL CO.. S04 18th ST, NV
LOANS TO D. C., MD. AND VA. HOME
owners, Also Endorsed co-maker and COL
lateral loans. Low rates. easy terms. No
delay.
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION
s3S Investment Building. District s672,
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GRUVER BUILT
In Beautiful
WOODSIDE FOREST.

Out Georgia ave to $500 block and
C5ruver sisns & and rms. 3 and
bedrrns.. , and 2ia baths, bedrm. on 1st
floor. Ideal location. convenient 70 puonc
TRANSPORTATION all Govt. blogs. ana down.
town Washington.
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IF YOU'RE PARTICULAR,
the beamed ceiling and plastered fire.
place in this living room will appeal to
you. The two upstairs bedrooms are
generous and the bath is in exceptional
good taste; Houses II Ike e. this in CheVy
Chase, D. c; at only Sg'g5O are rare:
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

Very attractive home in an all-new sec
tion-eight large rooms: A lovely cen center, r,
hall plan brick, practically new ano N
Spacious library with fireplace. beautifully
equipped kitchen, automatic heat. thoroagn
1insuiation finished third floor. two nne
f{ied baths screened porch off living room;
Site lot well Handicapped. and garage;
BOSS & PHELPS Ma $500. evenings caii
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll st, Takoma Park. D. c..
-CrahrRia a20O
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SACRIFICE.
EDGEMOOR LANE.

Chevy Chase, D. C-Detached, T, ar
bath, oil heat; nice location; car and bu
S745O. No brokers. Evenings. EN-. 4o3
Evening star., 1942-01-09

Marquand's ironie views on the pom :
poeity OF exclusive prep school head
masters, on college football and the
strange loyauties it creates. and
above all has sardonic comment on
the lyrical enthusiasms OF the adver-
tising business all make humorous
passages In H. M. Pulham. Esq"
They are all cleverly contrived
affairs as is also an extraordinary
eloquent wedding scene in which the
camera is focused mainly upon the
bobbing Adams apple of the pre-
siding minister.
In this altogether excellent. though
somewhat slow. account of a man
fatally trapped in family traditions,
Director Vidor enjoys some sterling
acting cooperation. Young never
has given a better performance than
as the stuffy. inhibited Pulham
whose self-analysis not only dis
closes his weaknesses but also his
inability to do anything about them.
Miss Lamar. to whom most assign
ments come roughly under the head
ing of another sitting" gets her
biggest part in the role of Marvin
MyleS. She may miss some Of Its
more subtle aspects. but she makes
it clear that Pulham's suffering in
the loss Of her love is no more than
just fate for a fellow so wretchedly
cautious. Fine, too, are Ruth Hussey
as the patrician wife of Pulham,
Charles Coburn as his fuddy-duddy
old father, and Bonita Granville as
his stuffy young sister.
On the whole. the pathetically
distinguished Pulhams story has
received a distinguishing retelling.
y
Sprightly is the word for the stage
show which Gene Ford has as
sembled around Larry Adler, the
harmonica genius, as supplement
for the screen attraction. In ad-
dition to the brilliance of the shows
star. there is that of Dancer Eunice
Healey. and the comedy of the
Calgari brothers. Tschaikowski's
Concerto has been made the
foundation of. a brilliant closing
number which is danced by Miss
Healey and the Rhythm Rockets,
played by Barrus Williams and Toby
TYLER at the pianos. and backed
effectively by Sam Jack kaufman
and the orchestra.
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by one airplAne ana It's crew OF
six men. In the nour OF its telling,
the audience lives more adventure
ously and excitilgly than in any
film it is likely tt see this season or
any other. Deliberately, in the nm
est tradition Ct reporting, the
director of "Target for Tonight"
and his cast of e. A. F. members,
have avoided me dramatic. In
doing so, they nave achieved its
effect almost un5elievably.
Hero of this forceful narrative
is a wellington bombing plane, IF
for Freddie" a olsne which takes
its personality from the six oddly
assorted men VIII, compose its crew.
Fl for Freddie which is accom-
panied by such incidental planes
as &C for Charlie" and "R for
Robert" to men'io but two. is an
airplane TO remainder the rest of
ones life. II is the one that in
Target for Tonight" tells the world
precisely how tn, r. A. F. operates,
eloquently depic S the cahber and
character of the men who compose
it. Not just one man, a Titan. but
all men, from t1e grease monkeys
through the ground crew. the bonn
bardier, the navigator. the radio
operator. the gunner in the nose
Of the ship. thu captain-pilot and
his assistant, and the. dozens OF
others who formulate and help
carry out the enormously intricate
operation that IS a reid on Ger
many.
Through the syes Of the camera,
the audience is permitted to view
every detail of the continuously ex-
citing process. Tie film begins with
the selection OF a target, an inno-
cent-looking woodland at Friehau-
sen on the Rhire, which Is a depot
for vast supplies of German war
material, oil. etc. One follows the
target through the various steps
leading up to pans for its demoli-
ton. The number of planes to be
sent, the type # bombs they are
to carry, the choice Of crews and
the assignment Of various types of
pilots to different phases of the
task, the loading of the planes, the
Evening star., 1942-01-09

H. M. PuLHAM, ESQ.," Metro Goldwyn-
and Hedy Lamar. directed by King Vidor,
screen play by Vidor and Elizabeth Hill,
based upon the original novel OF John p.
MarQuand. At Loews Capitol.
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to snuff out Judy Canova in Sleepy
time Gal" Cook attempts to do
away with Judy by Cd freezing her
to death in a refrigerator. 20 pump
ing an anesthetic up a microphone
as she sings into it. 80 wrapping her
in a sleeping blanket and roasting
her to death Joe Santley, now
directing "Yokel Boy" used to cry
after each camera take: Its as
good as gold" Now he's changed the
line to Its as good as a defense
bond o.. Al Jolson's musical show,
Hold on to Your Hats" will come
to the screen but it's questionable
whether Jolson will be the star.
Universal is striving desperately to
land the piece for Abbott and Co.'S
tello.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, mc.)
Evening star., 1942-01-09

businesst Attendance has now crept
I'D around the 100 per cent mark
good indication that wartime Will
be a period when the fans Will be
thankful for the relief and relaxa-
ton afforded by few hours Visit
to the movie house.
Five biggest current hits, from
paid attendance standpoint. are:
1.-THE Man Who Came to Dinner"
Ball of Fire Remember the
Day" "Dumbo" and Keep EN-
FLYING" Four are out-and-ouf
comedies bordering on the slap
stick, a significant tipof on what
the ratio of comedy to drama will
be during 1912.
Eighty-eight war titles. ranging
alphabetically from Alaska Alert
to Youth on the March" have re-
ceived protective" registration at
the Hays office. but you can wager
that only a handful of these sub
1ects will reach the screen-at least
until such a time as Hollywood can
get a good feel of the public's pulse.
Bid Abbott and Lou Costello are
better friends off the screen than
they appear to be On it. Between
them has ragged the longest two
handed marathon poker tourna-
ment in amusement history. The
boys began playing poker when
they first joined up in burlesque
several years ago-and the stakes
were mere buttons. Today, when
ever there's new camera set up
FOR Rio Rita" Bud and Lou hike
to the dressing room and resume
the seven-year feud. The ante is
now little higher, as BELTS their
new station in life. and 500 Il. o,
US" are frequently exchanged after
q half hours pause between scenes.
With Author John Steinbeck's ap-
provsl and in line with an unwritten
Hollywood law for 1912, happy
ending has been written into the Sim
version of "Tortilla Flat" Five
sugary finales were submitted to
the author before he okayed one . d.
John Garfield's description Of Holly
wood: THE place where people
spend money they haven't earned
yet, to buy things they don't need
to impress people they don't like :.
Remember Elisha Cook, jr.. that
crazy young killer who scared the
wits out of every one but Humphrey
Bogart in THE Maltese Falcon?
He goes completely scientific trying
Evening star., 1942-01-09

precisely the same guise and the pic
ture version, which opened at Loew's S
Capitol yesterday, deserves the same
degree of popularity. 1t is very
artfully contrived character study. in
which Robert Young, in the title
role, and Hedy Lamar as Marvin
Myles, are vital assets to the intelli-
gent direction which King Vidor has
used in translating J. P. Marquand's S
novel.
To Vidor must 60 the major credit
for keeping intact the rich and
varied flavor Of the book. Like Mar
quand. he has told the story of a
man letting the facts of his life
speak for themselves. Sometimes
they speak ironically. sometimes
satirically or sadly. In whatever
mood. they speak eloquently and it
is to the advantage of the film that
Vidor has so neatly avoided trite-
ness that this picture has several
touches that are downright brilliant.
His resourcefulness as a director
shows itself in an altogether fine
opening sequence. Before one ever
sees the middle-aged Pulham -
whose early life is to be told in flash
hacks-he is identified as a man
hopelessly trapped in routine. A
clock strikes eight, pair of we'll
shod feet run down stairs, a glass
of fruit juice, a 2-minute egg and
toast and coffee appear on a table.
A pattern of life is pictured and
when Pulham steps within it. you
know he will be somberly clad Bos-
tonian, conservatively earbed. wear
ing rubbers and carrying an UNI
brella over his arm.
The accent Of the story is laid
upon Pulham's unhappy, unforget-
table love affair. He is rather pa
theucally the one type of man in
the world who could resist the
charms of d. Marvin Myles miss
Lamar, who would fear her
modernitv, her unconventionality
more than he could love her warmth
spirit and beauty,
Yet while the picture makes the
most of this romantic element. it
does not ignore the correlative items.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showinf

Current Theater Attractions |
| and Time of Showinf
Stage.
National - "Hellzapoppin'," that
musical madhouse: 8:15 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"H. M. Pulham. ESQ.,"
the career of New England family
as depicted in j. P. Marquand's best
seller: l0:30 m, lis. 4:05. $50 and
$40 pm. Stage shows: 1910, $50,
$40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"The Corsican Broth
ers," adventure In the Dumas
manner: 1l:25 am, 1:55, 4:30, 7 and
9:35 pm.
EarIe-"The Man Who Came TO
Dinner, Monty Woolley escorting
Bette Davis to 4 larkish fete: 1:40,
4::25. 7:05 and $50 pm. Stage shows:
/, 3:45, $50 and 9:l5 Sm.
Keith's-"Ball of Fire" Barbara
Stanwyck knocks the dignity out OF
Gary Cooper: Ills a.p, lao, 1925,
$50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Littfe-"Wuthering Heights" the
passionate romance with Laurence
Olivier and Merle Oberon: IL am,
ITO, 500, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45 pm,
Metropolitan =" Target for To-
night" the r. A. p pays . call
on Germany: 11:10 am, 1:20, 3:S5,
D:45, 8 and 1910 pm. "A Date With
the Falcon: 1915 $50, 40, SIS
and 9:10 pm.
Palsce-"Babe on Broadway"
with Mickey Rooney: II am, 1:40,
4:20, Z and $40 pm.
Pix-"A Girl Must Live: 1l:50
am. 1:55, 4. 6. sos and 1915 pm.
Trano Lux-News and shorts; con-
Snuous from 10 am.
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removed-as al the planning steps
are-from anything resembling the
personal.
It Is not until "r for Freddie"
takes OF and climbs above the moon
drenched clouds that the adventure
Is reduced to human proportions
At that point, Squadron Leader
Dickson and his five associates be-
come the composite hero OF q wildly
thrilling journey. The camera fol-
lows them through the night, across
the Channel, over France, down to
industrial F'riehausen. Then, more
excitingly than it ever has followed
anything before, it goes with the
plane on its long dive through the
searchlights, the bursts of anti
aircraft shells and the murderous
fingers Of fire represented by tracer
bullets, down to the target itself.
It Is almost inconceivable that
there could be drama left after SO
tempestuous a climax. There is,
however. .T for Freddie" still is
hundreds Of miles from home, the
ack-acks are letting fly at 1t, the
radio operator is wounded, and con-
tact Is broken with the planes base.
An engine goes sour, fog closes in,
the plane falls far behind schedule,
is apparently lost when all the others
have returned as anticipated. The
interval is tense, within the plane
where the crew makes jokes. 1t is
tense at headquarters where the
waiting stan remains on watch, try
ing to keep its optimism up. 1t is
tense, too. for the audience which
sits waiting for release from one of
the finest sustained hours of sus-
pense through which 1t has ever
lived.
r for Freddie" is the airplane you
never will forget. And Target for
Tonight" is the picture which will
introduce you to it. J.C.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
In "Red Harvest"

Paulette Goddard, Brian Donlevy
and Alan Ladd have been announced
for the star roles in Red Harvest"
Paramount's forthcoming film adap-
tation Of Dashiell Hammett's novel.
Donlevy will play tough. resource
ful private detective hired by the
Industrial overload Of an American
city to rescue 1t from vicious forces.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

determination Of the weather down
to the smallest detail and the mill
tary significance of each, all these
are carefully detailed parts Of the
story. In their quiet way, they rep
resent excellently that basic in
gredient of any movie, action. Each
step in the process has its own
fascination regardless of how far
Evening star., 1942-01-09
HI. NJ. Pulham Esq., Drama
Comes Intact to Screen .
Marquand's Popular Novel Given Good
Translation by Cast Starring
Robert Young and Hedy Lamar
By JAY CARMODY.

Puam fellow the public loved to read about There
he handsome lavshy endowed with material
all the elements Of most mems ond And vh. did he get
able dunes painful life lived within
Brahman; existence small pay nexcng
Evening star., 1942-01-09

GRITTY a n d a
touch of pity, a
fellow with all
the things that
money could buy
and all of them
found hollow. In
short, he was a
dramatically dull
gentleman who
ran from excite
ment with mel
a n c n o. y con-
stancy and q
tragic success.
'Pulham, ESQ, ;"
now comes to
thA rNv-;ac ",
Evening star., 1942-01-09

man. He was chap to contemplate
with comfortable sense of superb
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Film Budgets Are Saved
As Business BOunceS
Slump After War Began Frightened
Movie.Makers, but Now They See
Happier Box Office Days Ahead
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOII,YWOOD

robuy the holidays accord
ING to reports studios abandoned
an original to film budgets sharply.
United declared box office
throughout the startling owl5 cent OF normal
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Target For Tonight Finds
Deepest Drama in the r. A. F.
British Documentary Film Vastly Excels
Fictional Accounts in Suspense of
Story of One Nights Bombing

simple quietly voiced truth about the r. A. is
demonstrated
Tonight
suspenseful
A.
actual nights
Evening star., 1942-01-09

fIpT0WN Conn. Ave. 4 Newark.
.VVN WO. 800. Mat, PM
ROBERT PRESTON. ELLEN DREW
IN MIGHT OF JANUARY 18th" At
..nh z 20 h2n q