davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
PerdierOn 10000 HOmbres
los Nazi-fascistas
Arrojadas Bombas con un
Peso de IS Millones de Lbs.

Londres agosto 19.-Estan lis
tos para invadir a Europa, tan
pronto como Sc les ordene, los dos
excelentes ejercitos, ell Septimo
y ell Octave, q. mandan los gene
rales Patton Y Montgomery Y 81
encuentran ahora en- Stella.
En- la isla perdieron los nazis
y fascistas, segGn un boletin del
general Eisenhower, 167, 900 hon.
bres, incluyendo numerosos pri-
sioneros.
La artillerfa aliada bombardea
desde Messina, por encima del
estrecho, las p~osiciones del enemi-
go en- la "bota".
Las bajas de los Aliados Sc cal
culan en- $4,000, incluyendo muer-
tos, heridos y algunOs prisiOneros.
Hasta ell dia 10 de agosto ell E.
je habia perdido 26O tanques y
500 canones, Y desde julio l a a.
gostO II, 1891 aeroplanos.
GEL Septimo Ejercito, dijo a.
yer ell general Eisenhower, es a
bora un digno companero del Oc-
tavo". Los dos estan listos para
seguir su obra. Podemos contar
con ellos y tener completa conf
ANA en- su destreza Y valentia".
La aviaci6n alemana, seg1n ell
general Spaatz, ha recibido golpes
abrumadores, entire ellos la des-
truccion de centenares de apara-
tos en- los aeredromos al norte de
Marsella ,en Francia.
Con los ataques diurnos, en- el
criterio del teniente general anne
r%icano, la guerra aerea ha sido
revolucionada.
Sobre los objetivos m~ilitares
del Eje Sc han arrojado 13,O0O,-
600 de lbs. de bombas, segdn CT
fras del mayor general Doolittle.
AL enemigo Sc lie han destruido
en- ell aire 262 aviones Y en- TERRA
varios centenares...
Mas de 5000 aviones intervi.
nieron aver en- bombardeos hechos
contra posiciones de los nazistas
en- diferentes lugares de Europa
Aeroplanos americanos Y ca.
nadenses ~atacaron una fabrics
secreta de los alemanes en- la cos.
ia del Baltico. Los Mosquitoes
hicieron su ataque Ito en- Berlin
La fabrica misteriosa esta 81
tuada en- los bosques, en- Peene.
muende, en- ell nordeste de Ale.
mania, Y sobre ella Sc arrojaror
10000 toneladas de bombas.
Nuevamente fueron bombar
deados a~erodromos en- Francia
Holanda Y Belgica.
En- Europa y Ell Norte de Afrie;
Sc aguarda la invasion del cont
nente, de un momento a otro.
AL pueblo de Francia Sc lie di
10 aver que no de sehales exter
mas de actividad hasta que ell man
do Aliado lie avise.
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HOMICIDE EN- UNA TABERNA

Esta recluido en- la carcel del
condado ell joven James E. Davis.
de 10 amos, a quien Sc acusa de
haber dado muerte, a cuchilladas.
a Charles Ray Nesmith, vecino del
1O2 de la Gale Constance al Este.
La rina ocurri6 en- una taberna
de los alrededores de la Gale de
Fortune.
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AVANzAR0N u Mil

(Viene de Ia "A. pa
e~nclavadO ell ferrOcsril
~Slavyansk, que alimena
zis de la cuenca del Dol
Ell avance rojO hasa
presenta desde Chugued
nancia de 20 milhs. I'd
80 millas ell corredor ID
leristas" en- ell SurOeste
kov.
Los alemanes perdC
tanques y 129 aerOplsn
combates del martes.
Tropas de asaltOs ar
nazis de una fabrica
ia batalla por la gran p
Kharkov.
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D~ESTRUIDoS LOS PUENTEs-

(Viene de la Primera Pag.)
la Radio, alemana, lie fueron ave-
riados a los Aliados % barcos.
Madrid comunica que ell gene
raj Eisenhower ha informado al
p~residente Roosevelt Y ell primer
ministro Churchill que esta listo
para la invasion.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

Utica municipal para
Hixon respalde su candi
g~obernador.
Raymond Sheldon, q
parece estar de acuerd0
reelection del alcalde CD
La fuerza de CObbey
entire los obreros, maestro
nos PROFESSIONALS.
LIE viene apoyando IN
que tiene gran pOpularid'
'barrios americanos y en-
nos, R. ]. Duff.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

Manuel Del Rio, de 46 amos de
edad, antique residente de la ciu-
dad de Tampa, falleci6 ell pasado
lunes en- su hogan, en- Jacksonville.
lie sobreviven dos hermanas, Sra.
Elvira Rio Y Sra. Carmen Rio, ash
como su padre, Sr. Andres Rio,
todos de Cuba, tres primes, &C.
lestino, Aquilino y Luis Rios, to-
dos de Tampa. Ell sepelio Sc E.
fectuara esta tarde a las cuatro
partiendo Ell Cortejo desde la Ca
pilla de la Funeraria de Lord v
Fernandez, hasta ell Cementerio
del Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Ell TEMPO

POGO Gambia en- la temperature.
Lluvias diseminadas.
Minima, aver, 80 grades; ma
xima, So.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

81, Senior
Compre la pintura B. L
vende sOlament' q
K~HNG-GRECo HAKDWA'
ga. Avenida y Gale
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
DEFUNCIONES

Maria Granell; Hoy a las Qua
tro de la tarde, Sc efectuara ell
sepelio de la Srta. Maria Granell,
que falleci6 ell pasado lunes en-
Nueva York. FL cortejo partira
desde la Capilla de la funeraria
de A.P.Boza, hasta ell Cementerio
de Orange Hill. La extinta deja
a u padres, los esposos Vicente
Granell, dos hermanos, Vicente
Jr., Y Gonzalo Granell, v una her
mana la Sra. Erba Martinez.
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Ell CAPTAIN ~
TRIO EN- SIcnhY
N DE sUF,'y

Y,
Fl captain Rea.a
Tampa hiio de ~
madre i~taliana, ,',s.
tran en- Stella, seVt'|
cado a Tampa, a h, !
su madre.
Perez hiao lamar, /
res de su madre sin n
era y desputs, cu,.1..
su presencia, Sc ids,t
lie sirvi0 de inttrD
Guggino, que residi,,,
y asistio a la nsdr,
cuando esta diera h
Reside la Sra. Pa
viuda, en- ell 1911 d.
Avenida.
Abraz6 Perez a 50,
lilo y Ernesto, y .,
res.
AnteS de ingressr
to, hace dos amos, sl
e era empleadO d,
Power Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Nightly Concerts
At Isle Planned

THE DETROIT Fedora
TON OF MUSICIANS CON-
CERT BAND will play in the
Belle Isle bandstand nightly,
this week. starting at s:15 p. m.
Sunday. Sunday nights pro-
gram will be virtually the same
as the one scheduled last Sun
day which was rained out.
Soloists will be Phyllis Golfer,
soprano, employe Of General
Motors, and the Federation
Saxophone Quintet, with Earle
Harger. Harold Stangee, Harry
Nivens, Jack Cooper and Arthur
Moranz.. Acting as guest con-
ductor Roy Miller will direct
one number, his own compost
ton, Elegie Militaire. Herbert
Straub Will conduct the pro-
gram.
Sundays program follows:
STAR sPANGLED BANNER
i-LibusSa Overture smetana
2-Waltzes from Mile. Aodists Hsrbert
3-ta) Londonderry Air
(b) Night and Day
Miss Golfer. soloist
4-SslectionS from Rose Marie Friml
INTERMIssICN
6--Elegie Militairs Roy NJ. Miller
Conducted by the Composer
o-saXaphone Quintet
Ia To a WIND Rose
Cd When Day Is Done ARA. Harger
Overture Egmont Beethoven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Women to Sell Bonds---
They Need Volunteers

spends three evenings a week
at the Red Cross making band
ages. and visits the USO one
evening a week. - -
The Colony Town Club was
responsible for selling Sl9,566 in
bonds and stamps during the
Molly Pitcher Day. They will
take part in the September
drive. as will the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women,
which has already offered volun-
teers for stating a downtown
building for a bond shopping
service.
Mrs. Alexander w. Sanders,
educational director Of WWSD.
addressed members of the
American L gion Auxiliary
State Convention on Saturday
regarding women's part in the
War Bond program.
The new WWSD hea d
quarters in the Union Guardian
Building, West Larned avenue.
There is an urgent need for
volunteers 10 give six hours Il
week 10 the promotion Of selling
stamps and bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

THE Womens War Savings
- Division of the u. S. treas
ury is planning an active part
in the third war loan drive,
starting Sept. 9.
The women have participated
in all the drives held thus far
on Molly Pitcher Day. they sold
$677.326S0 bonds and stamps.
The National Council of
Catholic Women alone sold
$267,S61.15 in bonds and stamps
that day, and will help out in
the September drive.
The Anch orettes under
Comdr. Prudence Butterheld,
are establishing workshop for
the Women's War Savings Di-
vision to manufacture corsages
and boutonnieres.
The 105 Anchorettes sold
$4,000 in bonds at the Plum
Hollow Golf Clubs war bond
rally. They have been assigned
10 sell bonds and stamps at the
40 and S" convention at the
Book Cadillac. and will in
augurate a shopping service for
bonds for the Statler from
their offices in the Book Build
ing.
The Highland Park Drill
Corps members report for duty
every evening at the Book
Cadillac 10 sell bonds under the
supervision OF Miss Jane Collins
and Miss Pat Murphey. A bronze
pin was recently presented 10
Mary Jane BONN in apprecie-
t!on OF her faithful service sell
ing bonds ~ the Ststler every
Sunday evening. She works
during the day az z war plant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

EASTWOOD GARDENS will
continue dancing every night
through the middle OF Septem-
Der 10 nationally known bands.
Charlie Barnet and his orches-
ira, featuring the voice of Mary
Ann Mccall, will furnish the
tunes through Thursday night
and on Friday Hal Mcintyre
will come in for one week. Bar
net will play for the jam session
this Sunday afternoon.
Following Mcintyre the bands
OF Blue Barron and Ted Flo
Rita will be heard. On Labor
Day the final fireworks display
of the season will be held at
Eastwood with all amusements
operating full schedule that
holiday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Not a Type

Now that the Swedish star is
well launched on her career in
this country, producers are pug
zled because they can't label her
as a definite type. This is be-
cause her first three picture
rotes, coming IN qaieh success
sion. strike widely different
notes on the dramatic scale.
"It IL q wonderful piece OF
luck for me-" laughs Signe with
satisfaction. Perhaps I will
escape that other Hollywood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
See End Of Rumor

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. IA.
Ava Gardeners trip 10 Las
Vegas will arouse plenty of
speculation. One thing would
seem 10 be definitely settled -
those rumors of another recon-
citation with Mickey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Betty Cradle Plays Dancing Nightly at
Tune on Toy Horns Eastwood Gardens
HOII.YWOOn- Anr IA

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. Il.
MUST HAVE surprised Harry
James when Betty Cradle
greeted him by playing part of
his theme song on a toy horn.
Trumpeter Charles SpiVak
taught it 10 her for a gag.
incidentally. Spivak plays
seven numbers in Pin Up Girl"
Glenn Miller did only two in
Sun Valley Serenade."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

custom OF being typed and viii
be allowed 20 do many things"
II Heaven Can Wait" her
a-St picture 70 be released,
Ernst LubitSch CO.: he! IN the
Light, whimsical! .c.e Of the
French gove--ess, bot ..ov.e-
goe:s nay also see re. cur
.e.t.y :. MONS Ass. s...5..s.t
.: 5:.tts.y" IN Va.c: sire plays
~.Ise TIE .stJe: roe E.2ssS
&c. IS = .e.'.I E4r - u =
--:=-....eE p.cvL:e re stdcL o.
-: p.s,e.. 49,. s.e IS aoI
..s..:Z - Y-.:dGAt s.:s Co..
sc .Cuaa. oi...sr.o rue ..
let "a. q ~ 81 ni.sSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Cooper RIO, raverirs

S.z:e eoes.'r exactly say SO,
but Bettina is probably her IA
vorite Characterization to Far In
Hollywood, and IL isn't because
IL is a choice role. The secret
is that she is working with
Gary Cooper, who was her ia
vorite American movie star long
before she left Sweden. A good
percentage Of S ca n d n avian
women feel the same way about
him.
And as a tip to Gary. who is
Hetea teE singing away fFen, tn
reviewers. here is another I'M
known fact about the talented
Miss HaSso. She has a consider
able reputation as a newspaper
woman and is an accredited
correspondent for the Stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

holm Tidingen. And even II she
doesn't get the Academy Award
Cor Bettire. she will WIND UP
with a very good story or the
elusive Mr.. Cooper COZ Swedish
readers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Swedish
Actress
A Success
BY NEIL RAU
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLI WOOL, aug. Ia.
is entirely possible tn a t
Il some actress before her
achieved Hollywood recognition
In a more round about fashion
than did Signe Hasso. but If so
II isn't recorded in the books.
Metros new Swedish star
came TO Hollywood in 1910 with
great fanfare and an r, X. o.
contract. She dutifully put aside
her native language TO Ia arm
English within a year, but only
now is she being seen in her
first American film, speaking
with a French accent.
"After I had been with II. X.
o. for a year without getting a
chance to act I was rather dis
Outraged" says Signe. "but
along with my English lessons l
had learned about a quaint Hol-
lywood custom, that of an ac-
tress having TO 20 TO Broadway
10 prove her ability"
Turns 70 Stage
The mere fact that Signe was
4 member OF the Royal ORA
matte Theater OF Sweden, the
same theate- that had deve!-
ored Ingr:c Bergman ard Grets
Carlo, seemed 10 have made 10
impression. az ~.
wsst4ss I.z.oSt .=otss- yas.
cSE>1.c.=s ..yse.: t:-zt t:.e
Sros~-vsy ..oVa VS. -.fo.Lts.y
E~AoeSE.|y sne e~p...as "-..G
r.ka ! to-o& : .o.s 49, Coos;
49,. : 49, Tx P9tU
.asya.a t2s1 A5tA3
~. :.op >. - tip s.y--F a.a
'!c.oHea !.o.pVoiss mast :e.
lab. success .osnIs a:o a.
~. G ~. sc".y p.onp'.I '.ss
re. up oa a .ong ter. contract.
George Jean Nat.aa'S printed
assertion that she Is the most
attractive new foreign actress
in America may have helped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

MVpTI E--ssyenieenth and Myrtle
mihiLL Marjorie Main, Zasu Pitts in
"Tish." Roy Rogers. Smiley Burneits In
King ~ the Cowboys" News.
RT0WN-seren-MiIe Rd.-van Dyke
HOhiuWN Mat. HAAS. Park Free. Cool.
Vim. Bendix, 'McGuerns From BrOoLiy n. .
INT Parade Of 1913" with John Carroll.
N0pWECT-Grand River at southfield =
HVhWboi Park Free. Open l2;45. Cool
John Carroll in hit Parade Of 1919"
"Quiet, Please, Murder" George Sanders
NORWOOD TELENEWS .,,' ar. E E,,a.
Palermo. Catsnia! Crack Sicily Defenses!
Normandie Raised! War for Mems Minds
UhhDhLb Maria MonteI, Jon Hall
In white Savage" Mary Lee and John
Archer in "shanty Town"
0AKLAND-o"A'and a, co TsnG s,;s Damn,
Dufbln IN 1.-The Amazing Mrs. Holiday
Desert victory North African War Films.
'1IRMlN-WOodrow Wilson at Glendale 4
Vhhnlhh open 1913 p. NJ. Cooled
"Hit Parade Of 1898" with John Carroll
George Sanders. "Quiet, Please, Murder"
M IVFR-Mt. Elliott at Oliver
VLi Il" Gary Cooper. Barbara stan
wyck in 'sBall Of Fire" Robert Donat In
ORI0I E-IInwood st Philadelphia
VhiVLL Open ll5. TY. $500. The
Moon l. Down" Cedric Hardwicke. white
savage" Colon Maria Montez Jon Han.
'pLI ArE-Fourtecnth at McGrsw
hLnOL John Loder 10 The Gorilla
Man" Charles starfett In "Robinh0od OF
the Range" Serial and Cartoon.
PALMER PARKa as.o 40 at h nsS e,1.:0
r. Colman. Random Harvest" Time,
BIN Jack ". Adolf Hitler News. Comedy.
PALMSSTATE s@Ss sss s'i sasste !.
Plus Cinderella swings It,"
phpYcInE-E. wsrrea-Dlckerson LIZ. $500
hhhOiDL open l2:45. Cooled. Ronald
Colnan. Greer Carson. Random Harvest
Jimmy Rogers. "Calaboose." Shorts
PASADENA q d %cSsa% CAP. rL' sis sIs'
Rita Hayworth. Mysterious Bonbsrdisr,"
with John Carroll. News. shorts
.PICCADILLY-fennksll at rstO'ssy 4
"a Redhead From Manhattan" "Hitler.
Roast 81 Berlin" With Alan Ladd.
A7A-1l64I y. Jefferson LIE. 1887 4
Lhhh Cont. TO ~. John Carroll.
King Kong" with Robert Armstrong.
PRESIDENT-iO7'' Mack "a., : LIZ e. 'ss. Z
Tamiroff king Of Chinatown" shadow.
~ the Underworld with Valerie Hobson.
pRISCIIIA-ao's Mt Elliott RI. oss'
George Murphy in "For Me and My Gal"
white Cargo" Hedy Lamar. Cartoon.
PUNCH & JUDY-h'r'AsvaI'f''hcc, ad Ss; =
Jean Arthur Joel McCrea, Charles Coburn
IN The More the Merrier."
pLnIn rITV-woedwsrd near SMILE Road
hhDiU I'LL Maria Mon,ez Jon Hall in
white Savage" link Fslkenburg. Joan
Davis IN Two Senorlias Prom Chicago"
RIIkR0-Gd. River a, Joy Rd. no. s,si
hhihpV Open 1880. Late War News.
Three Features: Under Western stars"
"Hoppy Serves a Writ" "Zamboanga."
u lM0NA --Grstiot and s-Mue, ~. IeIsVS
hnHlVih starting Tuesday and Every
See a Show and Have Time 20 Go 70 WORK
RlM0NI-Grstio, and smile Pr 1918 .
hhWU'h Park. Open 12:ihJ Cooled.
"The More the Merrier," with Jean
Arthur. Also "Reunion In France"
REDF0Rb-Gd. R'ver-Lshser Para Free :
Jean Arthur I. eth. More the ii Me TpDr
Plus "Reunicn m Frsnce." Joan Crawford.
hLohb Cont. II 80. Desnns Durblp In
"Rhyfhnn Of the fslasds," Alan Jones.
REGENT-wsSSss.ss'd;,.ss.;, Bl.s Is $50 =. :
Get. elamo 1R," ii Jimmy TSssp 1'G P,ss
Journey Into Fear" with Joseph Gotten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

IhL'N Open 400 p. NJ. Cooled
Abbott a Costello in 1T Amt Hay"
Frsnehot Tone, "f1Ns Graves Go Care"
st Russell Tw. I-isIi
lean Arthur. The More TIE Nsrrier. #"
'Reunion In FrsRos,' with Joan Crawford.
rIMpLIl-~sssS Joseph CsmPsa
ennh NJ Color Cartoon. War NsvS
ANA niller. "RsVeine VIA Beverly" Plus
'Limehoase NiShis," AlI-stAr Cast.
rlpIT0I -1sis West Vernon Highway 4
Sm lIOL Open 1:so. Park Free, Cool;
Jane France. Rhythm Of the isianas."
Tombstone. the Tswu Too Tough 10 Die.'
ChRLT0N-i',on. r.s. ss r ~, M',,- Rs Z.
Action In Desert Victory" Pius Allan
Ladd In Lucky scrdss." Cartoon.
NJ. Ford "a. CE- 1919
IAhhLN Cont. 1900 Cooled. News;
Plus "HsRry Aldrieh Gets Glamour"
CLSIk0-E- Ds,'so. at s-Mi. Tw, i-ss.,
IhoiNU Cont 1870. Richard Dir IN
Tombstone" Plus Teresa Wright In
shadow 90 Doobt."
cLcTI r-Ha,tinE. at BENTON CA. ease
IholLL open Noon I'll 5 A. NJ. News,
Of Doubt" o. zueco. "Bisek Raven
CENTER-"o'as.-..s,s 49,, :, ar..a n s't co,,.I
PARK FREE. ryto Rs' pd 1o. ioAnny kSs Ssc
Thrill Of a Lifetime" Betty Cradle.
and W. Grand biyd. 4
OLNIUhl Open p. NJ. Park Free.
John steinbeeks The Noou IL Down"
White savage" sabu. Olympic Champ
cHANDI ER-HsTp.r ., cnsig,r. Ar. sieo
n Woodwork In 'Brsokiyn Orehid.' Jack
Benny In George Washington slept Here
CINDERELLk-E." ,sf,s,,c" n a. G.Di Me-
Powell, 'H.Ppy. Go Iaeky." Plight for
rJpcIr--w. Warren Miller Rs. Oh. se.st
IlhILL Cont. from p. ~, Cooled.
Jean Arthur The More the Merrier. ="
Tourney Int f.sr." Dolores Del Rio.
civic -Detroit--K.Ily Rd.-whi,t,er AR. sl9s
Ii'II Cont. 100. Cooled. BinE Crosby,
r. Hope, ~ l.amouT Road to ZAnEihsr.'
"Redh.Ad Prom Msahsttan," lDpe VsieI
CVICf''% Tas; rom Me, 40 r cs.- g: ",...
Carson, Ronald Colmsn. "Randsua Hsr-
vest" In Color. "Essles Of the Navy"
CLAWS0N Mon 6n,, Ia ,5 '-'i"
Greer Carson in Random Harvest" Plus
Eagles Of the navy"
mi ISEIIM-'sfi Hsmilion. ., cspf'eld
IOLioLVW Cont 1900 X. Hepburn IN
Keeper Of the Fisms." Psuistts GODDARD,
Ray hiliand in "Cpstsl Ball"
mi nNJLI -woodward st sihiey Park Free
IuLuNlhL Open All Might Jimmie
Lydon. Henry AIdrieh Get. Glamour"
Marines Come ThroaEh," Wallace Ford.
mi 0NV-Issss Mack Ave. PARK Free
NOLUNi Cont 1890 Desnna Durbin
Amazing Mrs. Holiday" Van Hehin and
Ruth husssy 10 "Tsnnesses Sohnson."
cnNLNT-l2025 Conant Tw. 3-s0Ss 4
IuNhhI Open 1875 Cont Robi. Tay-
Tor. "Stand W for Action" John Carroll
susan Hayward, IN, Parade Of 1853"
C0URTESY-w; t-tnct, A9t.g ". i.oss'
serial. Lane Sisisrs, VARSITY SHOW Plus
Warren Hymer N "honykonE Hights.'
cpVcTLJ -MlehiEkn At slr. Cooled. 4
Oh loIhL Cont. from - Moor Cooled
Paulette Goddard, Ray Nilland. Reap the
VIA Wind" The Devil with hitler"
nlWN-ass0 Grstiot-Iroquols Pr. qsss
DnWN Cooled. Open I y NJ Alan Ladd
in "GanEs, Inc" Plus John Carroll In
"Hh Parade Of 1912"
nlIE-5SoI Michigan, Cor. find
bhbL Open p. ~.
Humphrey Bogart IN "Cssablanea." Phs
Red shelton In "whi'tiinE IN Dixie"
DEARBORN oS,1 T;'s GO De P,;. SIS; $50.
Cooled. Abbott 't Costello. It hia't Hsy.;
Frsnehot Tone. Five Graves 70 Cairo"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

Acr-HsFPsr and YrontenAe PI~ ost1 4
NIL Cooled Cartoons Comedies
Alice Faye IN Hello. Frisco, Heilo." PluG
Power 81 the Press" Lee Tracy.
lnIMc-AdHms st Grand Ctrru. Park \
huhho "Hssven Caa wait" With Gene
Tisrnsy. Don Ameehs, Plus Claire Trevor
IN "Geec Luck. Mr.. Yates"
ADMIRAL ep :, Il !, !,." cod ~ ' o,.,s
Carson, Ronald Colman. "HAndon HAr-
vest" In Color. Eagles Of the navy"
LJDEN--Ferd Rd.-ChAss. DsarbOrn, Cooled.
Kan, Lynn Ban In "Kn Csr,on.' Pin,
Joan Bennett IN "haTE'n for trrer.
lIcrp-E Warrea at os,er Dr. Nj. 7f1S .
8 as. Ronald colnan. "RsRdon Harvest"
Plus Eagle, Of the Navy" IN Color.
LhAMBM cas, " iis Psrs yi SA t Snss
" rhur. More the M-rrier." Plus Joan
Crawford In Reunion In Franoe."
ALLEN PhRK-s'thGt's's-A,n.srn no. AT ~ isI'
TIVE sesortss Prem chiesEo." J DAVIS.
ALOMA cas e'' i1o% TN Il 'i Rse.r,
Armstrong, Fay WTay Ia King Kong,
Plus ''shaniy Town" With John Archer,
lIVR-issoT Grasd River. mr.. schasfsr
hLtW Open 1890 Brian Ahsrnt and
Victor Mclaughlin In "CsptaIa Pun"
Trade Winds." With FTedtc Marsh
.AMBLSSlD0R-i'1so John r. TO. s-.sss
IN "Rhythm OF the IsIsBas." Plus Ida
Lupino IN "iAfe Bsgins al $50"
AMSTERDAM''io,SS. S Cd rly'' N Z, nl's css
toon. Alice Faye IN "Hsle, Frisco, heilo.
Teresa wrigh, IN shadow Of Doubt"
IINNry-Grsnd River nj Joy Road =
hNNLA Open i2:tS. OTsOn Wshs "Jonr-
meg Int Fear" Joseph Gotten. Plus
Jimmy Lydon in 'AArieh Gels GIamcur.'
lp0IIn-usy q. Richmond r
"Rhythrn Of the Islands" Plus Tim Holt
In "firhtlnE Fren,ier." disney Cartoon.
ARCADE oSs. =" 'f rT:s Hf S.ss rnt
Kids In Keep I'm slugEinE" Plus
Tim Holt IN PIRATES ot ihs fralr's."
IpcinJl ,sewl-eIsI Cratic, Pr $500
fasi MY Near, Belong. to DADDY.
lcynp-sssl Iw,inh street
hoiVh Van Helm. Lionel Barrymore
IN "Teanessee johnson. Richard Carlson In
MY Heart Belong to Daddy"
IUlS-issSs Plymouth Rd., ". Of Gr'nrid
NJ LhD Open i:l5.
Humphrey Bogar, in "Casablanea." Plus
Roy Rogers IN King Of the Conboys'
IVIt fN-IInvood- Dawson TO. s-3Toot
ethLVn Jean Arthur, Joel Mccrss in
The More the Msrrier." Joan crawford,
"neunicn In France" Cooled Park Free
MnNT-Is1,i Woodward, Highland ~.
DLLmUNi Cont. 10 A. NJ. 20 4. ".
Cary Grant X. Hepburn, Bringing IN
Bsby." Betty Cradle, 'Fopiiight serenade.'
pCfUUI --BslisyiIie. Mitch.
pbLFiL Lloyd Nolan In Time to KIN
Plus "My Heart Belong 20 Daddy" With
Richard Carlson and ". o'DTiscoi
prpYI rv--w. la-NiIis Rd.. Berkley. Mich. 4
DLhhLLl Cooled. Greer Carson, Rom
mfh colman IN Random Harvest Plus
"EsEIes 81 the Navy 10 Color!
XprvrpI V--,d,, Rlver-Oakman HO. 6ss0
bbFLhLI Cont 12f5 Park Free
Cooled. Jon Han whit savage" Plus
''Assn Il Down" with Donald Bovden.
bRMNCHIMt -, BUY !, A MOTHS. -.
Tyrone Power, Crash nIve.v 3:7o-s:i5-lo.
Plus "ycurE and wiling" 2-s;2O.s;to.
BLOOMFIELD eSo p.. A.;, s,re' %,s
Randolph Scott, 2.4:57-T:f4-10:3i. Robert
Paige, 'Msnhsttan Cowboy 3:57-s:ii-o:3i.
R00TH-Esst Jefferson: Psrkv'sw I.E. tssl
pVViH Open i:15. Ronald Colmsn and
Ia Color, .'Essls, o. the NAVY"
bWAY CAPITOL -p~ay co Circus oD." f ,,:,s
.'Dizis." might Pi.a. from Chun rting."
On stage, Radio sehoolhouss. 1900 Noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

R'WLY clpT0I-B'wsy.G CIrcu, Pk, y
Uht Nhl IiuL Cool Open 1i:i5.
.sDixis." Might Plane from Chun Eking."
On stage, Radio schooihouss. 1900 Noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

YINc-SSI7 Chepe 81. n
ANU open 1870. Deanna Durbin
IN The Amazing Mrs. Holiday" Margin
for Err0r," Joan Bennett Nllton Beris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

HARpER-HarPer a, Lakewood AR. 4O2O \
'Ap" y" open 12:S5. Park Free
Cooled. The More the Merrier,' Arthur.
Reunion In France" Joan Crawford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

ynIIP-Feress q HL Enea N. isss 4
lVVh Open rs Cont. Ahes rsys, ypAs
"shsa,y fsws." VITA Joha AFrhsr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

UL7Et pLpH-John r. at Nine-Miie Road
iH'HLh MN Open 1913 Guy
kibeee IN Power OF the Press" quiet,
Please, Murder" with Gail Patrick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

pnnTU-East Jefferson, Psrkview lie. tssl
puViH Open 1918 Ronald Colman and
Greer Carson IN Random Harvest"
In Color, Eagles % the NAVY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

STlNI EY-lsIsI West wsrrrn Ayssns
eiH"btt Open i:is y. ".
Humphrey Bogart IN "Csssb,saes." Plus
Roy Rogers In "kinE 81 TIE Cevssys."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

prpYI rv--w. l9-Siiis Rd.. BerkIeS, Mich. 4
DLhhLLl Cooled Greer Carson, Rom
AID colman IN Random Harvest" Plus
"EaKles Of the Navy" Ia CoiOTi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

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