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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

Caps Finish Year
In Third Place
~ United Prsss

indianapolis Caps wal!oped the
champion Hershey Bears, Sc, last
night to capture third place as
the American Hockey League
wound up play for 1913.
The Cleveland BaronS showed
across four goals IN the final
period 10 come from behind and
shade The B.>pnS az Buffalo. Go
Goals by Schmidt and Brown IN
tho last period gained the Provl-
6cnce Reds a Cd victory over The
invading Pittsburgh Hornets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Arena Mat Card

TONIGHT-S BOUTS
Stranger Lewis vs.. Orville Brown.
2 IN . falls
frankie TAlAber vs. Louis Klein. =
IN falls
Bad Man" Lewis vs.. oJhnny siivy.
one fall
Flash" Gordon vs.. Jack League. one
fall
Harold Chaundy vs.. George Connsn,
one fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
70 in Arkansas Derby

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March Is
CUP)-MrS. John ID. Hertz Count
Fleet and Calumet Farms Ocean
Wave today were scheduled TO go
TO the post among the % Swear
Odds in the eighth running of the
$4,000 added Arkansas derby on
March q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

trust Bobo 10 do that.
But, facetiousness aside. those
in charge of the Tigers Pilgrim
age 10 this fine town. are be-
ginning TO get worried about the
situation. They know the sup
port of the press is essential 10
the success OF the spring train
ing trip. And, they want the
press on their side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Coastinq Did II

Detroit alternates-G Crosse Wares, Abel
Motter. Watson. Douglas Carveth
Toronto alternates - Pratt, Hamilton,
Carr. Taylor Schriner, Forsey. Davidson
Davidson
Referee Bill Chadwick, Linesmen-
Orvile Roulston and Douglas Young
FIRST PERIOD
Toronto. Pratt (Carr Taylor. Of
2--Torunto: MsLean CPolle StewarD.
1922
2-TOrunto. Mclean fpoUe, stewart f.,
Penalties bel Motter
SECOND PERIOD
4-Detroit: Abel tCaveth. GTosso), .5i.
5--DetrOit. Carveth (Watson, stewart .
5.bf.
6--DetrOit Bruneteau Glove, LlscOmbe)
1887.
Penalties-Stewart. Pratt
THIRD PERIOD
Toronto: Poile &C. Stewart, Mclean
2:42
s. Toronto: schriner (Carr PratD, 1915
Penalties Davidson Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Scratches
BN nited Press

OAKLAWN PARK
Track. good.
FIRST Race Ann o Vision, Dizzy 1zzy
Camp Liberty. Anna Tho, I'd Grecnock,
second Race Barneys Gal PolVo's
Pride Rob Hun. Venci Mountkala,
Captain Fury
Third Race-Cherokee Scout Tomily,
Revfac. classy Lass. Du0lc Mr. Danny
Fourth Race Kentowu Doctor Rcder.
Eighth Race Must Co Guest star
Oueca Commission. Prefer Transit, Point
HiTH
smith Race Declared on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Nioht Edition Code Key

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Night Edition only tho name ~ a horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets 81 the day.
The code KEY appears each niEht 81 the
Red Line Edition with number CORE
spending In each letter Of the alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND IT is
PRINTED ~ CODE.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
GYO Champs Beaten
Apostles Are Edged Out, 25-24. by ST. Benedict
Five in First Of PIayoHs

The regular season. turned in a
aq-25 win over Blessed Sacrament
Mes cd . y Sacrament VINO nails
from Ntlic Central Divisions and
made the finals only the aJment
OF margins, is finding the playoffS
rougher shedding. ST. AlphopsuS
and ST Margaret Mary. also won
their initial games.
Sundays scores:
HTANNNEiGHr
frIs Hs.. SO HrF keltrue. -r
Queen Gf tf.rf'-f
Paul fU H.e E..sr.
IIGHTWItGHr
gr-rrs ~ Blessed Satfarrrt
t.rf.rsI 81 San Frarrprtl Ls
Hafgarsi Man - st. Anne ~
QacCu 81 Apostles g.. g. JofsfAat 4f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Tiger Catcher
Still DiCkerinq,
Not a Ho|dout
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March IS.
With Dixie Parsons slated to be
Detroit's No. / catcher this season
unsigned. the Tigers manpower
shortage. already serious. threat
ened to become worse as the squad
prepared TO plunge into spring
training officially today.
With Birdie Tebbetts in service,
Steve O'Neill had previously pro-
claimed catching as the Tigers
No. problem.
While he admitted that he had
not signed Parsons denied that he
was n holdout. AS a matter Of
fact. under any circumstances he
would not become holdout Off
cially until after today.
However, Parsons was not per-
mitted TO join in a preliminary
workout at the park here yester-
day. He was told by O'Neill that
players who have not signed will
not be permitted to train with
the Tigers.
DENIES HES HOLDOUT
at am not a holdout," Parsons
explained, land I have no serious
differences with the club.
came TO Evansville expecting tn
see Mr.. ZeIler (Jack Zeller) and
have a talk with him about my
contract. They told me that Mr..
ZelIer would not be here until
April I. expect the matter
will he Strengthened out"
Parsons said he had no serious
salary grievance He said that
while he did not get big money"
II was mot bad All ne wanted.
he said, was assurance that il II
make good as the first string
catcher I will be paid what that
job should pay"
II appreciate that n player
who lift 1917 has no claim IN
Babe Ruth's salary" Parsons ex-
planned with grin.
Among Tigers who worked out
Sunday were Bill McClaren, J. r.
Wood and Adam Bengoechea, re-
cruits. McClaren and Wood, up
from Beaumont. play first base
and third base, respectively. Nc
Claren. n 6-foot 3-inch. 200
FOUNDER who worked as a city
fireman in Dallas. his home city,
during the past winter. hit .2S4
for the Exporters last season.
TIGER SCHOOL PRODUCTS
Bengoechea the only Spanish
Basque who will be in a big league
training camp this spring. is A
second baseman who played with
Winston Salem and Ogden (Utah)
last year. Ogden is his home town.
Bengoechea and Wood are prod
ucts of the Tigers baseball school
conducted al Briggs Stadium IN
1910
Besides O'Neill among others
who enjoyed a Sabbath Day prac-
tice were: Tommy Bridges, Har-
old Manders, Harold Newhouser.
Paul Trout. Virgil Trucks. Hal
White. AL Unser. Jimmy Blood
worth, Joe Hoover and Dick Wake
field.
Hoover. the new shorts top
bought from Hollywood OF the
Pacific Coast League, came on
from his home in Los Angeles.
He reported that Don Ross. who
lives at Pasadena, void be here
in a couple Of days Hoover hit
.327 for the Stars last season and
is expected 10 fill a big hole at
short
All other Tigers. excepting
Johnny Corsica. are expected TO
be here today. Corsica was given
permission 10 delay his reporting
until March u. He wanted 10 re-
main at his home in Beckley, w.
Va, for another y days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LAHT NIGHTS HESI LIS
Cleveland a. Buffalo 3.
Indianapolis s. Hershey s
Providence g. Pittsburgh e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Tiger Games
GAMES AT HOME

April 81, %, %, St. Louis.
April 30, May l, 2, ?, Cleveland.
May u, l3, ii, Philadelphia.
May Is, 16, Is, Washington.
May II, Is, 10, 20 New York.
May q. %. %. %, Boston
June 9. 10. y. -, l3, Chicago.
June 1S, 10, 20, 20. ST. Louis.
June %. %. "a, Cleveland.
June 30 July l, 2, Boston.
July 3. 4, 4. New York
July 5. 5, s. Z. Washington.
July s, 9, 10, II. II, Philadelphia.
Aug. 6. 7, s. 8, Chicago.
Aug. II, u. -, Ia, Washington.
Aug. Is. Is, II. Philadelphia.
Aug. is. 10. 20. p. Boston.
Aug. p, y, "a. %. New York.
Sept. =. 3. 4. ). st. Louis.
Sept. 6, 6. Chicago.
Sept. 9. 10, II, -, Cleveland.
II Saturdays, II Sundays, July ;,
Labor day.
GAMES AWAY
April p, y, "a, Is, IS, at Cleve-
land.
May 4. 3, 6, at st Louis.
May : &, 9, 9. at Chicago
May rs. y, IS. at New York.
May %, 80. 80. AZ Boston.
May 81 81, June l, ?, at Phila-
delphia
June 3 4. :. 6. 6 at Washington.
June L., l6. Il at Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Hoskey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Toronto 5. DETROIT 3.
Montreal 4 Boston
New York Z, Chicago s
TUEsDAY'S GAME
New York Al Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

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dec uhfr tho name % tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Evening star., 1943-01-22

plunge into some vital course ex-
empting him from the armed serv-
ices so that the series may not
expire.
Mickey Rooney appears in the
cast of Andy Hardys Double Time"
as Andy Hardy.
"Best Foot Forward" In George
Abbott's special telescoped road
version, arrived yesterday at the
Capitol more telescoped than was
anticipated. A gremlin named
transportation difficulties" delayed
much of the scenery for first few
shows. But its absence was not too
noticeable in view of the presence
of such talented people from the
original Broadway production as
Marty May, Joy Hodges, the Lynn
Bros, the Four Franks, etc. The
songs. such as they are, are all there,
as well as the Abbott Boys and Girls
to do chorus routines, and the total
result is a rather frantic pageant
of singing and hoofing-except for
some first-rate comedy by the zany
Mr.. May.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Gene Kelly Gets
Raft Role With
Betty Cradle
Paramount " Orried
Ab0ut d. g. Ban on
Bell Tolls Movie
BY SHEHAH GRAHAM,


HOLLYWOOD.-Betty Cradle will
get Gene Kelly as her co-starring
dancing partner in Sweet Rosie
O'Grady,' George Raft was PACED
for this film until he said 'No"-he
didn't want to mix business with
pleasure. He preferred to save his
romance with Betty for non-work-
ing hours. It's amusing to see these
two, with their heads close together
at Romanof's No one has ever
found out what it is they say to
each other. But one can guess.
Now they are putting cowboys
into the commandos. Monogram
plans picture titled, Cowboy
Commands" Don't overdo it, boys.
And while on the subject, war pic
lures can be interesting, and most
to date have been, but I think the
producers are reaching saturation
point. There are too many people
who are beginning to say, mo. I
won't go to that movie because it's
about the war" That's what always
happens when a subject is overdone.
Gary Cooper Is concerned about
the talk that For Whom the Bell
Tolls" which cost Paramount close
to three million dollars to film, will
not be released this year or any
year because of pressure from the
Franco government In Spain. 1t
will be too bad If this Is true, be-
cause Producer Buddy De sylvia
says it is the best picture he has
ever seen. The picture gets sneak
preview next week, and plans for
release In the spring Gor ma jor
cities only are under way. But
they may come to naught If Wash
ington DEGREES that it is better to
keep on the right side of Spain in
stead Of allowing fllm-goe to see
the Hemingway best seller on the
screen.
Hollywood never seems quite the
same to this columnist without
Robert Benchley. So I'm happy to
report he is back here for a big
role with Fred Astaire and Joan
Leslie in The Sky's the Limit
Originally Look Out Below'D. Bob
swears he will not do any dancing.
He will just be the usual funny
guy. He has an apartment at the
Garden Of Allah with Charles But
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Davis, Frances Puryear and Helen
butler.
X
Short on "Paratroops,"

Short on "Paratroops."
"ParatroopS," new Owl film
showing the American parachutist
as he is being trained to battle in
any part of the world will be re-
leased nationally by the Office of
War Information Film Unit on jan
uary 81. A symbol of our new often
sive power, American parachutists
are fighting today from Fort Mores-
by to North Africa. The training of
a paratrooper is tough. So is the job.
The new short begins when a
group Of paratroopers are first learn
ing to jump, tumble and fall. A
machine called jungle gym helps
to build up his body. They are taken
up in harness to give them the
feeling of movement in the air and
later a wind machine is used to fill
their parachutes so they can learn
to handle them on the ground. Next
the men drop from 200 foot tower
in parachute chairs in order to get
the idea of height, view, and SEN
sation of coming down quickly. They
soon learn to pack their chutes fold
by fold, each in its own place.
Paratroopers must be masters Of
many arts. Expert craftsmanship
with rifles, machine and tommy
guns is required of them. In the
film a company is also shown going
through school to learn to fight
when the thermometer drops to 20
below. They must learn to fight on
skis, to cook and sleep in the snow.
At the end of their training a para
trooper emerges as one of the most
fighters in the world
'Paratroops," will be distributed
by the War Activities Committee of
the Motion Picture Industry.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
For Eddie O'Shea
It's Michael
Two to One
HOLLYWOOD.

as HOLLY WOOD,
When Eddie O'Shea returned to
the Hunt Stromberg studios this
month following a severe attack of
the flu to resume a male lead oppo-
site Barbara Stanwyck, he was given
g new screen name-Michael O'Shea.
Michael Is Eddie's third Christian
name. He was christened Edward
Francis Michael Patrick O'Shea.
Producer Stromberg didn't think
Eddie" matched O'Shea's mannish
appearance. Since a name that
matches his pictorial personality is
most important to any screen actor,
O'Shea readily agreed to the change
To get the reaction of others Strom-
berg asked the opinions of 1000
motion picture critics, editors, radio
commentators, columnists and a
group of 100 theatermen. Answers
required three weeks, but those most
likely to pass judgment on O'Shea's
screen work favored Michael over
Eddie" by more than two to one.
Evening star., 1943-01-22

terworth. And the conversation
between this pair really is worth
listening to.
Penny Singleton has changed her
mind about not appearing in fu-
ture blondes" pictures. The rea-
son? Well, the studio (Columbia)
planned to put Lesley Brook or jeff
Donnell into the series in Penny's
place, and she didn't like that at
all. So she tucked her new baby
under her arm, kissed her husband,
who is in the marines at Guam
tico, Va, good-by, got on the train
for Hollywood, and is now working
in Blonde buys a Horse" with
Arthur Lake as Dagwood, and Daisy
the dog and the rest of them.
Ann Sheridan is celebrating her
divorce from George Brent with
some tests for the lead in Sara
toga Trunk" Quite a cast for
the Warner production Of Brook
lyn, U. S. A." There's John Gar
field, Dennis Morgan and Sydney
Greenstreet. Veronica Lake
plays a Javanese girl In C. B. De-
Miles "The Story of Doctor Was
SELL" But what will she do with
her blond hair? I've never yet
heard of a Javanese blond
Mimi Chandler gets some pretty
sisters in -Four Angels the other
three being Dorothy Lamour. Betty
Hutton and Diana Lynn 4. George
Montgomery is beginning his final
picture before reporting to Uncle
Sam. It's "Bomber's Moon" Pa
tricia Morrison, who lost her film
career when she gained too much
poundage, is now much thinner and
on the comeback trail In Fallen
Sparrow" with Maureen O'Hara and
John Garfield Randolph Scott,
who looks younger than his Al years,
gets a big role In "Corvettes In
Action" to be produced by Howard
Hawks.
Harry Ritz (he's the funny one)
between table hopping at Roma
nof's, tells me that the Ritz Brothers
will soon go into the business of
producing pictures for themselves.
The boys have just come back from
a trip to Panama, where they en-
tertained the boys in that area. Be-
fore or after their next film, they
expect to journey to London, where,
I am told, their pictures are very
popular . Metro has bought "The
Pirate" for price reported to be
more than 5000, 900, and fight is
now going on between Greer Carson
and Greta Carlo for the role played
by Lynn Fontanne on the stage.
Both gals prefer comedy to the
sterner brand OF histrionics, which
neither is particularly good at
mean their personalities are too top
heavy for light comedy. But don't
tell them told you. Greer, for one,
would shoot me.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
ARABIAN Nights Loaded
With Color and Adventure
New Picture at Keith's
Picturesque Story of
Fantasy and Fable
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

When produced Walter
ne must nave told Scenarst Michael Hogan be
the Oriental He
Iaasy @ and fable and Hollywood beauty with the result
fehs screen fabulous
Fairbanks Thief imagery poetic
versatility of the ~ F
He placed
Evening star., 1943-01-22
BY ]. w. STEPP.

An uncomfortable suspicion is
growing that we, of this generation,
are going to be faced with the
Hardy problem in company with
our children and grandchildren.
Unfortunately the movie-going pub
lie is not in the same happy posi-
ton as Miss Laraine Day, who re-
Gently uttered a rebellious growl
and left that similar opiate, the
Kildare, behind her forever. The
plight of the misused, though con-
tent, movie public is a sad one in
deed. The influence of the drug has
gained such a strong hold after all
these years that addicts automati-
cally reach for their ticket to para
disc every time the name Andy
Hardy" appears on marquee.
candy Hardy's Double Trouble"
or something like that, provides, in
short, the same sort of amiable
dullness as It's predecessors. OF
course, insertion into the cast of a
new pair of shapely, beglamoured
chicks makes the current Hardy
edition just bit more stunning,
Their inclusion. coupled with what
they have to do in the film, will
stun you beyond words-and leave
your eyes glazed for good measure.
Their names are ex-swimmer Esther
Williams and eX-sWimmer Susan
Peters. Ann Rutherford rounds out
the -and-face contingent.
Up at the Capitol Theater this
week. Judge Hardy's Kute Kid,
Andy. woos the three above-men-
toned young ladies. That is, he
woos them in between and during
the downpour Of mugginses. After
a while he is seen boarding train
for college, where no doubt he will
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National 80 Spring Again" the
comedy success with Grace George
and c. Aubrey Smith: tonight at
$50.
Capitol -- Andy Hardy's Double
Life" with new face in the cast:
1890 am, 1885. 3:25, 555, 8:25 and
1880 pm. Stage shows: 1905, 2:35,
sos, 7:30 and 10 pm.
CoIumbia--"Stan BY for Action"
Robert Taylor fighting in the Pa
cific: 1i:50 am, 2:20, 4:45, 7:l0 and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Road to Morocco" the
Crosby glamour Hope cycle contin-
ues: 10:30 am. l2:45. 3. Sis, 7:35
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1905,
2:25, 4:40, 7 and 900 pm.
Keith's-"Arabian Nights" on the
magic carpet of technicolor: Ills
am, los, 2:45, AIS, sos, s and
$50 pm.
LittIe-"Waterloo Bridge" tragedy
of one woman in wartime. IL am,
ITO, $40, 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
MetropOlitan-"George Washing
ton Slept Here" the Jack Benny
Ann Sheridan version: 1870 am,
1870. 3;35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"ForeSt Rangers" Fred
MacMurray with spurs that jingle
gle-jingle; IL am, los, 3:l5,
5;25, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
| Pix - "Typhoon." with Dorothy
Lamour; 2:2o, $50, $40, 7, $40 and
/ 1910 p.m.
Trans Lux -- News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Anything to Save
The Hired Help

L2oLL1 I VOoD.
Here's how tough the Hollywood
servant problem is getting.
Humphrey Bogart has had to
promise his colored cook a job in
his picture to persuade her to re-
main at his house.
At the time "Bogey" started work
In "Casablanca" he jokingly men,
toned to the cook, Ada May Bluett,
that there were several scenes using
colored people and that he would
promote her a job in them.
Yesterday she threatened to walk
out. No screen job had developed
and she had taken his remark seri-
ously.
'Bogey" talked fast. He gave her
a raise and also persuaded Lloyd
Bacon, director of his current
Warner Bros. picture, to give her
a bit in the maritime drama.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Opiate at Capitol Titled
ANDY Hardy's Double Life
Ex-Swimming Star Esther Williams
Helps Administer Current Dose;
Abbott Show, Condensed, on Stage

ANDY HARDY's DOUBLE LIFE" an
MGM picture. directed by George B
Seitz. screenplay by Christine johnson. At
the Capitol.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Mimi Chandler as One
Of Four Angels
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
Paramount viii produce -Four An
gels" the story of four musical sis
terg, with Dorothy Lamour, Betty
Hutton, Diana Lynn and Mimi
Chandler playing the title roles.
Melvin Frank and Norman Pan
anna, who wrote the original screen
story of MY Favorite Blonde" now
are at work on the screen play for
the film
Miss Lamour, Miss Hutton and
Miss Chandler, 16-year-old daughter
of United States Senator A. B.
Happy, Chandler of Kentucky, will
sing in the picture. Miss Lynn, who
recently was chosen in a national
critics poll as the most promising
newcomer among the younger play
ers, will play the piano.
This will be the first singing film
role for Miss Chandler, who has Just
completed the leading role opposite
Jimmy Lydon In Henry Aldrich
Swings It."
Evening star., 1943-01-22

ARABIAN NIGHTS''-Universal release
or Walter Wanger production Directed
by John Rawlins. Story and screenplay
Theater.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Miss Leigh May Act
In Saratoga Trunk
HOLLYWOOD

IiOIJL WOOD.
Possibility that Vivien Leigh will
return to Hollywood loomed with
the announcement that Warner
Bros. is negotiating for the star to
play a role in Saratoga Trunk" /"
Miss Leigh. who gained American
renown as Scarlet OHara," is now
in London with her husband.
Laurence Olivier. Director Sam
Wood already is comforting with
Producer Hal Wallis on preparations
for shooting the picture, scheduled
to go before the cameras February
Is.
Evening star., 1943-01-22

AS the action Andrew r. Kelley.
develops in intrigue, chases and
battles, 1t employees sheiks. harems,
slave markets. parapets, the rack
bow and arrow, spears, warriors
afoot and on horseback in desert
attacks involving stirring action,
Arabian Nights" never takes itself
too seriously, is daring in some of
its costumed revelations, well spiced
with comedy, and not overburdened
with fabulous substance.
Alive With Action.
Maria MonteZ logically belongs
with the new edition of glamour
girls, and there Is excellent support
from John Qualen as Aladdin with
his famous lamp. Sabu, Shemp
Howard as Sinbad, Billy Gilbert,
besides the two important princi-
pals. Jon Hall and Left Erickson.
Fine Newsreel.
Arabian Nights" is colorful,
sbounds in action and adventure,
is kept moving at lively pace by Di-
rector John Rawlins, but seldom ap-
proximates the imagina ion and
fairylike quality which perYaded the
celebrated THE One Thousand and
One Nights"
The newsreel shows graphic pic
lures of the tragic fate of the U. s.
S. Carrier Hornet, and shots of the
Sullivan family of Waterloo, Iowa,
whose five stars in the service flag
have become golden, representing
the supreme in sacrifice. A Walt
Disney cartoon, "Goofy," completes
the program.
Ginger Rogers Signed.
Ginger Rogers has been signed for
the feminine allure in This Is
the Army" She will donate her
salary to Army Emergency Relief.
John Golden's production of
Claudia" will schedule an extra
Sunday matinee and evening per-
formance on Sunday, January 81.
Auxiliary Police No. 2 of the
Ninth precinct will put on mid
night show on Saturday at the
Atlas Theater. The feature is
Madame Spy" starring Constance
Bennett, also short subjects and
comedy. Tickets are on sale at
the box Office or may be procured
from the auxiliary police in the
Trinidad area.
G. Aubrey Smith, co-star with
Miss Grace George in the current
attraction Spring Again" at the
National Theater, was the guest of
honor at a special assembly at
Chevy Chase Junior College at noon
today. Mr.. Smith came to the COL
lege under the auspices of the
drama department whose director,
Maurice Greet. is one of his oldest
friends. He spoke informally to
the students on Half a Century OF
Theater in England and America.
Students from the drama class on
the Reception Committee included
the Misses Ef1e ingalls,, Anne
Quarterman, Merryday Clark, Sally
Gannett, Nancy Smith, Virginia
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Music Set for Two
Columbia Films
HOLLYWOOD.

Three original songs by Lew Pol
lack have been bought by Columbia
for its forthcoming Ann Miller STAR
ing musical, What Buzzin' Cousin?"
The songs are Three Little Mos
quitoes," I'm Grandpa's Beard" and
They're Courtin' in the Mountains. !"
Gregory Stone has been assigned to
write the musical score for Colum-