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'iSktT DohNH'
DEPENDED ON SAIL

yachting as the skipper Of the
bigger boats"
DEPENDED ON SAIL
Commodore Kendall then told
of that regatta IN July, 1894, a
week-long affair because. except
ing a few steam yachts, all boats
had 10 depend on sail to get to
the Bay in those days. Now it's
just a four-day meeting.
81 sailed Shamrock. She was
great boat. / Won sc straight
races with her. There were a
lot OF other fine ships. Alex
Groesbeck and Alex Mcleod
had the City OF the Straits, and
frankie Senter was the great
light canvaSman Of his day.
Tom Simpson, Denny O'Brien
and John Alderman came over
with Alice Enright, Commodore
Howard sailed PapooSe across
the lake from Buffalo. Ed Bidi-
gaire was having a great time
with a great crew on Lulu.
Capt. Joe Nicholson, who
used 10 run the House Of Cor
rection here. sailed Josephine.
An, yes. there was Gertrude, a
fine ship, sailed by Barney
NeahlS.
"And 7 remember the Rous-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

MAJOR eae-a who have
smashed out 1000 or more hits
other 10 are AL Simmons,
nearing his 5000 mark: Joe
Cronln, Luke Applng, Dick
Bartell Paul Waner Billy Her
man. Arky Vaughan, Mel OFT
and Chuck Klein.
The clubs without lights re-
veal the greatest attendance
decreases m the A m crican
Lraggc-NeW York Boston and
Hetft,.f With night games
Washington Philadelphia and
Chicago have shown gains q.
Thus far the surprising Sen
a'gTS have come up with the
biggest gate gain
Aside from Pittsburgh. the
Tris showed tho only boost IN
fre National League So
lucky Harris got fred lis
- nlttN world aye verify.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Lands Mum
0n Galam Talk

CHICAGO. Aus. ; lUP)-Base-
ball Commissioner KeneSaw III
Lands declined today TO disclose
the nature OF his conversation
with first baScman Augie Galan
Of the Brooklyn Dodgers
Neither would Lands say why
he had summoned Galan for the
conference yesterday II was re-
ported, however, that there was
no connection between the sum
mons and a fight between Brook
lyn and ST Louis players Sunday
The SCufle was prccipltatcd by
catcher Walker Coopcr'S alleged
attempt 10 spike Galan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
STANDIsH TIES WALLACE

BY playing the second nine in
81, James D. Standish Jr. closed
with 10 TO tie Wallace at 155 for
third
c. B. Van Dusen had low gross
of 1856 IN Glass A for players 70
years and over. Arthur j. Lacy's
172 was tops in Class b. r. II.
Doughty and F. +. Riggen tied in
Class G with 10. and + l.. Rig
Gin and H. H. Davidson in Class
- with l57.
DavidSon'S Is on the south
course was yesterdays low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
FAMOUS MATCH RECALLED

Their most famous clash, Of
course. was in the final of the
1923 National PEA at Pelham.
which Sarazen won on the 3Sth
Taking short cut over no.
mans land on the second extra
hole that time, even Sarazen
figured his drive might be out
of-bOundS or lost so he PLAYED an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

club heads popularity with
scrihes who don't make Toots
spoy their beat,
Peeved writers recall That
SchorS heard Of Mel OTIS APP
pointment as manager over long
distance phone from Stoneham
a. Jacksonville Fla, before
New York writers at the Flor
ida city knew OF the selection
Which. doesn't make Bill
Cox the only disturbing element
among the gentlemen who run
things in the big leagues
Steve ONeill Will not have 10
call TootS to find out how he
stands come the end Of the
present Tiger season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
BdChmdn Sees
Hope for Team

EAST LANSING. Aug. 8
Charley Bachman saw a bit Of
hope for a Michigan State football
team today after viewing IS pros
poets in the seasons first workout.
The Spartan coach, after look
ing over his squad. said he be-
lieved at least a quarter of them
were big enough 10 measure up
to States standard for gridders
with the prospect that a few more
would turn up for the daily drills
from 4 10 6 p. m. from here in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterday RESULT
Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 2.
TODAN'S GAME
Cincinnati At Chicago
Only game scheduled
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Hagen VS.. SaraZen
Positively They'll Resume Their Rivalry in Ryder
Cup Match Saturday. Corcoran Says
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

optional ball But the first bal
was found, in deep rough within
approaching distance Of the green
What you got; someone out
there throwing your ball in? ?"
chided Hagen, and the feu d
was on.
Gene won the hole and the
match.
ROCKING CHAIR INCIDENT
The best yarn concerning this
pair revolves about the 1888 Open
at North Shore, Chicago, the time
Johnny Goodman won.
Before the tournament. Sarazen
was asked about Hagen's chances,
which brought this crack from
Gene:
You know, they don't supply
even the old fellows with rock
ing chairs in this tournament"
The Haig then came through
with 66 10 tie the open record
on the final round and finish
among the leaders. He was in
some time before Sarazcn. who
was having a hard time and even
tually landed we'll down in the
list.
Remembering Genes crac k
about the rocking chair. Hagen
had a caddie take a big chair out
on the course and present it TO
his old rival.
"Mr. Hagen thought you
might need this" the caddie
said as he sat the chair down
near Gene.
The feud was on again.
Hagen wants 1t known he has
had five deuceS and six threes.
on Plum Hollow's short holes in
practice rounds for the coming
match.
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PhiIs Pay $4,000
For Shorfstop

PITTSBURGH. Aug 3 0Up)-
The Philadelphia Phllhcs an
nounced today tho purchase OF
shortstop Ray Hamrick from
Nashville Of The Southern Asso-
citation for $4,000 and shorts,op
Chuck Brewster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
IN SAME FOURSoME

The 50-year-old Hagen and
Sarazen, "a mere youngSter at
al. as Walter refers TO Gene,
will be in the same foursome but
on opposite sides in the four-ball
tuSsle
Corcoran called attention 10 an
interesting feature regarding the
rivalry between Hagen and Sar-
azen, one Of the oldest and most
bitter in golf, although in every
thing except their own games
they are the best Of friends
Each year they have cooper
ated with Russ Gnau in making
these matches a success.
"Do you know" said Cor
coran. although they have been
feuding ever since SaraZen, then
a mere upstart of 90, won the
National Open at Skokie in
1922, this will he the first time
they have met in match In
II years."
They were opponents in special
matches in both 1925 and 1926,
each winning once.
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MUST WATCH

Bowling told the horSemen they
must maintain Stricter supervision
over their stables. even if more
responsible help cannot be hired.
Although officials VIII make every
effort 10 keep out questionable
persons. horSemon must help pro-
teCt their own game, Bowling
added
There are mournerS TODAY
among the regulars going back 10
attack the mutuelS. They saw
Seven Hearts, the cinch of the
meeting lose al shortest odds OF
the season. 3 70 10.
The Grand Slam colt, which ran
all the 2-ycar-oldS into the ground
here last year and beat Warren
WrightS Ocean Wave and other
good ones in the Arkansas Derby
al Hot Springs, figured 10 canter
home over the heavy track against
four rivals IN the Nathanson
Purse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Some one suggested to Fred
Corcoran, national PEA tourna-
ment manager, who is here TO
direct the Ryder Cup matches this
weekend at Plum Hollow. that
Walter Hagen might drop out of
four-ball event.
Nothing doing" said Cor
coran. II have friends coming
here from New York to see
Walter and Gene SaraZen re-
sumo their rivalry and they're
not going to be disappointed,
Hagen will play, positively.
"Detroiters also have been
waiting ever since the start Of
this challenge series for this
clash between these two fellows
who have meant so much TO
golf" the PEA man added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Not innovation

Manager Freddie Fitzsim-
mons policy OF not giving out
the name Of Philadelphia pitcher
before the day of the game be-
cause hurlers get nervous and
can't sleep IS not entirely new.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

r he Tigers
have tried TO
k @ Q p the
word from at
least one Of
I heir high-
strung fin
gers
r o z g r
era m er Of
the Tigers IS
o n e of Il
pla yerS &C
i've in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

prizes 10 the winners oGthe Inter
lake regatta
He remembers Putin. Bay when
II was popular with our southern
ariStoCracy He remembers how
they gathered on the bluff Of Gil
braltar Island which overlooks the
race course 20 follow the yachts
as they raced around Rattlesnake
Island
The daughter Of the president
o. the Confederate states was at
the Bay on a visit.
HIS 50TH YEAR
lie remembers many 9TH r
things about the annual InteElake
regatta which starts at the httle
Lake Erie Island next Saturday
because Commodore Harry c.
Kendall hasn't missed the yacht
ing iamborce since he helped
found It back in 1894
He WAS rear-commodore and
captain of HIS 12-foot sloop.N Sham
rocks that year And he'll he at
Put-ln-Bay for the 50th anniver-
Sary us secretary Of the / L. Y a.
II fact he's held every flag office
IN the organization and was head
man as commodore IN 1918.
lie told OF JEFF Davis daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Daily Double Pays 5000 to 81

CHICAGO, Aug HNS)-Race
days daily
each Of 81 bettors, rad duplicated
The double formed by Stars Night In the first
which paid $812O straight and Mahgh the second which
$3.50.
Each thoroughbred Maidens Ballet pr
Both W. W. of Kansas
Both trained G..
the Bill Bailey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

back onto he green and saved Tarzan a par
5 where he might have gone for a T.
When IN the playof for first place he
fired one into the trees on the river bank at
the short sixteenth and again the ball, bang
ing merrily around in the woodland popped
back INTO The clear, in front of the green.
McSpajcn collected $50 on a 5O-to-1 bet
with George May, promoter Of the tourna-
ment when he holed the long putt which won
the payof.
Lt.-Aie4 Doug Kerr onetime gridder at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
No Night Games

Don Barnes of the st Louis
Browns was turned down when he
asked permission 10 play more
night baseball games Clark Crit
fifth of Washington gained per-
mission 10 play an unlimited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Ryan
Keeps Grip
On Game

The case of William A. Ryan is
most interesting.
This comes to mind once more
following the victory of this
strapping 6l-year-old Detroiter
yesterday in the state seniors
tournament at Detroit Golf Club.
With 74-78-l52 for the two
days he finished with a two
stroke margin over the runnerup,
p. II Clapp. the 53-year-old
Bloomfield Hills golfer who al
ways wears baseball cap on the
course.
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5Mdjor League
.HurIers Near
2O-Ganne Mark
p, tinted Pres.

Despite the uncertainties that
have beset baseball this year,
pitching has been as good, if not
better than 1912. with five major
league moundsmen virtually GER
tain 10 reach the 20-games-won
mark.
Last year. only four pitchers
Mort Cooper and Johnny Beazley
OF the Cardinals, Ernie Bonham Of
the Yankees and Tex Hughson of
the Red Cox won 20 or more
games Boazlcy, 2l-game victor,
has gone into the service.
Cooper, winner of p in 1912,
has won Is this season and is
almost sure 10 hit the bulls-eye.
with II WINS this year,
and Bonham with 10, have just
an outside chance to click.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
SPOR IS
NcSpaden Is NOlc KnOIrn as TGrzG
After His Funin Trees in Chicago
By LEO MACDONELL

Payinc h1ddIos ~ Tar1Id McS1aden now caII Inn
Tarzan instead jug because of the Philadelphia
Country pros adventures winning the
A.Amercan Open championship az Tam OShanter Chicago
recently.
Reports Of McSpadens final round that tournament
ell Of shot that bounced crazlIy out Of tree and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
REFUSES TO SLIP

Strokes have way of piling up
with the years But not so with
Ryan. He retains firm grip on
his game, so much so that his
friends insist he is almost as
formidable as he~was as far back
as 20 years ago. when he was
a threat in state and district tour
naments.
This is Ryan's third victory in
the state seniors. In 1899 he won
the international seniors cham
pionship.
Clapp added a IS yesterday on
the south course TO a rs the first
day on the north. He advanced
to second place when A. Y. Wat
lace, the leader with II for the
first lS, jumped TO SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
TightenGudrd
On All Stables
After I'd Case
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

More track police are being
hired and rigid precautions estab-
liShed in the stable area at the
Detroit race track today in an
effort TO prevent a threatened
epidemic of horse doping cases.
Belief that race track sharp
shooters were in operation was
expressed when the second doping
case in two weeks broke yes
terday.
Racing Commissioner Bowling
announced saliva test of Prince
Waygo, owned and trained by
Otto b. Johr Of Detroit, showed
a positive reaction 10 caffein
after the horses winning race
July 26.
Johr was suspended pending an
investigation by the stewards, az
was done in the case Of II. d.
Walker, Ohio horSeman whose
winner. Florlzan Sam, was found
10 have been stimulated with the
same drug on July IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
IS TO GIVE MHLION-DOLLAR LESSON
BY NJ. +. DRUKENBROD

II you're going 10 Plum Hollow
for Saturdays opening of the Red
Cross-Ryder Cup match. Capt.
Walter Hagen Of the Challengers
hopes you'll be there in time 10
witness the shot-making demon
stration in which members of both
teams will participate.
Taking place on specially
constructed tee extending from
the hillside just below the club
house, it will follow the flag
raising ceremony at noon and last
about two hours. The four-ball
matches will start at 2:30 D. m.
There's one thing, though.
Hagen insists that you don't refer
to this interesting feature as "a
golf clinic"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

University OF Michigan was transferred from the navy pre-
fight school Chapel Hill n c. 10 Ames, Ia The former
Wolverine entered navy pettyofhcer and action
Midway around Australia before being ordered back for
officer training.
Soncham president OF the Giants announced the
purchase Joe Medwick the Dodgers through Toots
s.Lors New YnrA which DIDN'T add 10 The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
No games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Frrors-Fair ? Dunphy Skah Runs
hatted n--York White Higgins Two base
hits Bloodworth Wakeheld Double PLAYS
Hoover ~ Bloodworth 10 York Left on
bases Detroit 3, Utica Bases on balls
off White I Struck out by White 5.
Trout Mains HTS or White. ! In
innings, IN Trout I in 3 innings WIND
pitches Mains g. Winning pitcher white
Losing pitcher Mains Umpires Padden
and Winters Time 81 game, ! 30.
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REPUTABLE STABLE

Johr also is considered innocent
by the horSemen. who point to the
fact the Detroitcr always has
raced a reputable stable and that
Prince Waygo in particular, didn't
need help" He was scoring his
fifth victory in six starts
Loose supervision ef-the stable
area, permitting free access by
questionable characters. is the
lOOphOle the management and
commissioner are trying 10 close.
The fact that such a loophole
existed undoubtedly resulted in
cutting Walkers suspension.
Walkers groom. Leon Adams. ad-
mItted he had left the horse alone'
for an hour while ne went for
some beer.
The track now will insist all
persons entering the stable area
wear "A special identification badge
bearing a photograph, similar 10
those worn by defense workers.
The stable patrol is 10 be doubled
night and DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
By GEORGE r. VAN

He remembers when jeff Davis
beautiful daughter presented the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
JUST LIKE HIM

"This will be a milliOn-dOllar
golf lesson" says the Haig. who
never reckonS in small figures
when it comes 10 money mat
tiers.
where else can YOU match
IT," he asks. "The country's
greatest golfers will he out
there showing how they play
their favorite shots. They not
only will make the shots but
tell how they do 1t"
The clinic = beg pardon, the
milllon-dollar' lesson is the idea
OF Jimmy Demaret, Plum Hollow s
star pro. And he has some fea-
lures which never. before have
marked a clinic again, beg par
don, a million-dollar lesson.
Jimmy. for instance. is out 10
settle the driving championship
once and for al. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
SEWELL HAS II

RIP SeWell OF the Pirates, who
never before has registered as
many as 20 major league victories,
already has won II while losing
two.
Three other entrants probably
will be Spud Chandler Of the
Yankees, Hi Bithorn Of the Cubs
and Elmer Riddle of the Reds.
Chandler and Bithorn have won
Ii decisions each. Riddle has
checked in with IA.
Four Slabmen, Jimmy Bagby of
the Indians, Early Wynn of the
Senators. Dizzy Trout of the
Tigers and HughSon. have notched
II triumphS, while six others have
hit the 10-game standard. They
are Claude PasSeau of the Cubs.
Ray Starr of the Reds. Oscar Judd
of the Red Cox, Al Smith of the
Indians. Orval Grove Of the White
SoX and Bonham.
SCHOOLIE'S ARM wEAKENS
Only one game was played
yesterday - Pittsburgh defeating
the Phillies, 90, in a night game.
Schoolboy Rowe started for the
PhillieS, allowed two runs in the
first inning and then, after tighten
ing up for the next five frames.
had TO retire in the seventh be-
cause of a sore arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
WILL MEASURE DRIVES

WILL MEASURE DRIVES
"We're going To measure the
drives of fellows like Jimmy
Thomson, Lawson Little, Craig
Wood and Chick Harder
Jimmy explained, land announce
the distances they get. There
will be no disputes after this
a. 10 who Is the longest driver"
Jimmy is glad Little will be
here. The former national open
and amateur champion sure can
sock EN-
An approaching and putting
contest also will be included. EX-
pertS in these departments Will
perform on the 18th green, within
fun view of tho crowd which Will
he banked on the hillside and a
tab will be kept and results an
nounced
Hagen'S right. you can't afford
to miss H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

knows their shippers and crews
because yachting has been the
ruling passion of this man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
FRozE AT ANTHEM

and the presentation ceremor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

yachting as the skipper Of the
bigger boats"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
DETROIT

Run, Hoover Ross. wakshsld. York,
Higgins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

optional ball But the first bal
was found, in deep rough within
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Tomorrow the World

Meanwhile the Cass carries
on with Tomorrow The World.
the James Cow Arnold d'UsSeau
hit which has given US the best
theater we've had so far this
season.
We can't dwell enough on the
performances Of the TWO chll-
drcn, Jean Shepard and Dickie
Tyler, the boy particularly Civ
ing a portrayal amazing IN It's
detail and emotional power
He makes this story Of a
Na2i- bred brat trying 10 hlitz a
Middle Western community al
moSta ShockIngly real thing.
Both ELISA Landi and Paul
MCGrath IN The adult leads are
fine and Elliott Nugcnts dircc.
ton is superb.
Tomorrow The World viii
hc here for one more week and
will he followed by two weeks
of Gilbert and Sullivan roper
tory. which should make all the
SaVOyard fans happy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

So together with Harold Ken
nedy. the youthful producer-ac-
tor who lectured here last year
At Town Hal, they dished Zip
the Crothers' play which has
fPCn WCII TcCeIVcG DOM IN Pnlld-
delphia and in Pittsburgh.
Now II comes 10 tho Lafayette
for a limited engagement, re-
placing "CharleyS Aunt which
moves on 10 Boston.
We can only hope that Frank
Mccoy has provided US WIN q
better production Of Let Us BE
cay than he di witt
"Charleys Aunt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Cut Out Spy Stuff

What's more, we see no place
In our nice clean postwar Holly
wood for the playing on the
screen of those I-spy-and-you're-
it-so-you-can-chase-me stories.
There will be no spies, abso-
htely not a one, and above all,
Heaven help us, no "jool
thieves If we have 10 choke
every last one Of them with the
missing pearls.
The dead end" kids will stay
dead at both ends and no more
of that nonsense. Let 'em grow
up and be civilized for a change.
Besides, they aren't kids, and
every one knows it.
Sweethearts will give out no
more Of that we're just friends"
business, and divorced people
will stay good and mad at each
other, as normal, healthy people
should.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Who S TO Play
Opposite arof7
HOLLYWOOb. Sent. 8.

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. Is.
WONDER WHAT Twentieth
Century-Fox will do a bout
Command Performance? Pic
ture has Carol Lands playing
herself and shows her marriage
TO Capt. Thomas c. Wallace in
England.
But who will play the cap
tain? Romantic solution would
be to let him play himself, be-
cause he's due here on leave.
But the air corps, not to men,
ton Wallace, PROBABLY would
object. Besides, the captain,
though handsome, might not hs
a good actor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Two Big Premieres
Climax Theaters'
Sd War Loan Drive

A S THE movie month OF the
4 n Third War Loan draws 10
a close. the film houses are de-
termined TO go over the top with
two big premieres at four diff.
ferent theaters.
For Whom the Bell Tolls"
the long-awaited film version OF
Ernest Hemingway's novel. will
have a special bond premiere at
both the Wilson and United
Artists theaters on Sept. %, the
evening prior TO the regular
run.
Sahara" the exciting
adventure drama starring
Humphrey Bogart, will have a
similar bond buyers premiere
the next night, Sept. 30, at both
the Fox and Adams theaters,
bringing the months drive TO a
smash finish from the cinema
standpoint. since both pictures
ought 10 draw record receipts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Texas A. and M. Motif

Marguerite Chapman, who
seems to be getting around lot
these days on the Columbia lot,
is the young-and-prctty in this
one.
Tho second feature, We've
Never Been Licked was in
>plrcd by the fighting sons Of
the Texas a. and NJ. College
and offers Richard Quine. Noah
Bccry Jr. and Anne Gwynne.
Stormy Weather" the musi-
cal with Lena Horne. Bill Rob-
InSon. Cab Calloway'S orchestra
and a score Of Negro stars, is
the current attraction at the
Paradise.
Mean while Swing Shift
MaiSie' continues at the United
Artists and This Is the Army"
stays for another week at the
palmS-SiatP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Variety Provided

On the current screen plenty
Of variety is provided this week
with so Proudly We Hail. at
the Michigan and my Kingdom
for a Cook" coupled with
We've Never Been Licked at
the Fox.
SO Proudly We Hail." a dra-
matte story or nurses on Ba-
taan, tri-stars three of Para
mounts ding actresses,
Claudette Colbert, Veronica
Lake and Paulette Goddard.
It's a realistic and grim ac-
count. but with enough humor-
GUS and romantic elements 10
relieve the grim pressure, ----