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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-21
SOME CONSERVATION
SUGGESTIONS

RANGE
Use smallest surface units needed for
cooking operation. Cook on stored
hector lowest heat possible.
REFRIGERATOR
Defrost your refrigerator regularly.
Do NOT overload your refrigerator.
Keep temperature control set for as
WATER HEATER
Do not wasfe hot water. Do not let
water run when washing dishes,
shaving, etc. Repoir leaking faucets.
WASHING MACHINE
Do not overload washing machine.
Do not run machine offener than
necessary.
SMALL APPLIANCES
Eliminate oil waste in the use Of
vorious electrical appliances s3ch as
rudios, spaee heofers, electric irons
and toasfers, end SO forth.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-21
IMPORTANT ISSUES

Where he states, II think,
don't you voters, that Bill and
Stewart have spent enough of
the tax payers money" To the
voters Of reason and common
sense, I am pleased to make a
reply as for myself to this state
ment.
I have spent the tax payers
money and also the money have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Better Stay Home

Var travel statistics compiled
hs tho Pullman company, pro-
NIde AN insight into the problem
faced hN the railroads, who have
5000 fewer coaches IN opera
non than ~ World War I.
This muifipllcs the burden OF
tine Pullman company which
h7- 200 Jos, cars on the rails
tA=n n the First World War
and . 600 employees IN the armed
services
The puzzle rs Where 70 sand
w'Ch INTO tho picture the vaca-
uou-hound treNcler And its
no simple one
For tho public that insists
-ffon tire -F4eatfor away from
home the railroads have some
excellent suggestions They are,
IN essence. 70 remember that
the war effort is the railroads
hE loh and IN expect frequent
DELAY, and increasing neon
v7IenCe= 10 avoid travel during
periods of congestion, such as
holidays and week-ends 10
promptly cancel reservations
when plans are changed.
But there A FaaffiI7nation
~ the warning IF you want
service and comfort stay home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
} Chinatowns

The ChinatoWnS are popular
with The service tourists.
There are three
one IS a collection Of teetCr-
ing old balconies and shops Of
the Plaza the spot where Los
Angeles was founded
Another called China CITY.
co, erS hillside just of the
downtown district with a Coliec-
ton Of homes shops. and ton-
pics clustered along winding
lanes
Young service men love 70
mount the upholstered. rubber
tired rckShas for fast ride be-
hind sturdy Chinese lad
They buy fre>h-bakcd almond
cakes from 4 Chinese bakery.
cat new foods m Chinese Csfes.
Crowds of them roam through
New Chinatown third OF the
settlements.
They toss pennies into the
wishing well already paved
with CONS. and attend q Chinese
pGppct show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Cellar Shop

.tOyT, rHe Candtr-m5Ker fhe
pourS, not dips, the candles
finds service men Crowding his
cellar shop. heavy with the scent
Of candles perfumcd with san
dalwood, oranges, lemon, rose,
pine, etc.
4 few booths down the lane
marine sergeant rs helping 4
buddy select a pair OF hand
woven "guarachcS' Mexican
sandals 20 send home 10 his
girl friend
They crowd about The basket
makers and the glaSS-blowerS
They MUNICH cactus candy by
The handful and keep The plump
Mexican baking women busy
pdttlng out tortIIlaS
Two sailors will he seated At
3 -ffrft--f5 tTfic 0re-of- fi1c errt5-=
walk cafes waited ON 10y 2
pretty SeBorita IN bright natt-e
costume.
In the next booth a biz raw
boned corporal with 4 southern
draw * trying on an er1broId-
ered sombrero 10 send home 70
his KID brother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Camp 6Iohi Sponsors
Service Women S Group

THE Fourth NJ July Weekend
VIII usher in the season a.
Camp Talahi rms year with
members from the WAC.
WAVES. SPARS and Tho Ma
rlre Auxiliary participating IN
the holiday ceremonies as
guests Of the camp for the
Weekend.
a capacity crowd Of business
girls is expected when The camp
opens officially on Friday. July
a haynde viii be held on
Saturday evening, after which \
barn dance viii be given IN the
Recreation Lodge Flag raising
-cnLcmnn4n- and p Hater pageant
VIII be featured on Sunday :
program A wiener roast and
>ort bah game "liI comp
Nond3N = schedule
A special program Of relaNa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
OerVlcemenl
Attracted
To California

Los ANGELES, June Is.
C,WARMS of tourists in khaki,
- blue. and service green are
giving Southern California one
or is busiest. and undoubtedly
its Strangest. Of summer tourist
seasons.
They're avid tourists, these
soldiers. sailors. marines, fierS.
coast guardSmen. merchant mar
inerS, and other kinds of service
men stationed by the hundreds
Of thousands IN this famous
playground
Their tastes arc m nc n the
same as you ger peaceume
tourists hut Afr weeks IN
camp. they hunger for activity
in which they can participate.
they swarm into Il fTer
Street.
This is p hrlck-paved lane, one
NJ he oldest streets ~ Los An
geleS infant DAYS under Spanish
and Mexican rule.
It's still preserved as = bit ~
old Mexico, tuc X . a INTO tho
swirl OF The downtown metrop-
oils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Look Like Hose
To The Genera
UOIIYWOOD- June =

HOLLYWOOD June IS.
STOCKINGS THAT come
out Of a compact and are put
on with "A powder puff have Just
saved Columbia Studies the
necessity OF trying 10 buy 264
pairs OF the scarce, sheer SILK
hose.
TINS new lcg makeup in com
pact form Vas the device Of
makeup artist Clay Campbell
and was Used With great effect
for 'nr first time throughout
mo production Of What, Bu1-
1.r COUSIN on Ann Miller
and 2o supporting chorus
dancers
rdor ordinary Sfockinged
circumstances Ann Miller
would have used Up four pairs
Of stockings a day during the
si>-day shooting period o. dance
>eQucnce~ The ChorIneS would
have each worn odr two pairs
da b
Now An they have IN do is
Wsf take ont their compscts
and touch up "runs' in this
now type makeup which look,
Ike best grade hose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Women Aeronau+s
Set Games Party

n " = WDMEN'S A = 2 O.
y TICAL ASSOCIATION
Ngli hold Us annual games
party on "Wednesday evening a.
me ElkS Club CaSS avenue. A.
: O'Clock A large turnout iS
expected Tor the affair since
>oClal activities have been
limited 10 TWO social events =
year Tor the duration.
Proceeds from The party vii
80 10 tho Crosse Tle Naval
Base for hNmnaIS for tho newly
completed chapel according ~
Mrs william \ Juercen,
chairman Mrs, Randall r.
Dan ld>on is the co-chalrman
Others assisting with ar
r4ugpWent, include Mrs Ed
ward A Dahmcr. ticket char
man Mrs CaS>ruS Wallace
and Mrs Dudley PEBBLES. I'm
charge OF prizes Mrs Grace
White one Of the hoSteSSeS.
and Mrs Charles RouSh. preSi-
dent Of the association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Hollywood Goes
Back 10 Nature
HOLLYWOOD. June IS.

HOLLYWOOD. June Is.
THIS CONVERSATION took
place on the set Of The Clock
Struck Twelve Al Columbia.
between Warren William and
Edgar Buchanan.
Buchanan. Warren, how
about Joining me tonight 10
see The DeSpersdoeS' ."
William I'D like To. I'd.
What time shall ! meet YOU ."
Buchanan. Better make N
about 1:SO. I've got To drive
out 70 the place and milk my
cow
William That suits me hne.
" will give me time ia GO out
and get my chickens 10 bed "
And what is more. they
weren't foolinE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

ton exercises under the direc-
Io1 Of Miss Mario q Evans
vill he m7uEuratcd this year.
and = number OF wartime sery-
Irr projects. including scrap
books for servlcemen and
Camp Talshi afghan. viii also
boz sponsored FIRST aid and HE
saving instruction, will be pro-
lldpd for campers ~ enable
them 10 become volunteer life
savers.
Miss Bertha Walter is in
charge Of the committee max
ing preparations for the ARRIVAL
~ the campers this weekend.
Assisting her Will be
fiodIe CANFh0ut Irene EhssnAn
f---------- f'--~r = a -ft' fe-v'.'es
~, Nai0fart loretta koppIr
Violet Nrrrn AtzEtha- pafA4s--
Charlotte Pea BODY Florence ElausirG
'Vf~c pert Betty Morse
Armenia Rahs Msry Corsi
Angela Van SOPHIE BesenIs
PeteEhsm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
MaYWest-H Has
Many Offers
HOLLYWOOD .lt,e

H0f.t. WOOD. Hare %
NAE WEST, who has been
OF tho screen for some time
has found herself virtually del
uccd with offers since she was
signed 10 star in the Gregory
PatoG production. Tropicans %
for Columbia one producer
me-, reached an agreement win
hor for another picture and two
others arc negotiating for pro-
auctions 80 follow. The Column
hla picture Will not 20 INTO
production until July s. which
means that Miss West should
be ON the screen continuously
tor At least a couple OF years
10 come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Nrtfr r7Il'4fE and CIVILIAN
passenger burdens Erownz
greater daily vacation travel
promises 10 provide The pea
transportation peuol Of the
war
on the basis nj Stats c-
Cnmplled- lnI lhG Lr--i- lh4Ia- al
tho year the passenger traffic
rolumc of l9i3 rs likely IN he
The heaviest IN L $. transpor-
1auon history
FCbpSjng last wears aIl-tlra
peak, 3ro' railroad and Pullman
passenger loads three ~ four
times that Of an average pre-
war wear
The FIRST obligation of the
railroads continues. OF course,
10 their military rather than
civilian patron. dos ole tho IaLL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Handy 10 Reach

Handy 10 reach. for The Serv.
iCe men with half dav free.
are Two of the old Spanish mis-
SONS
MANY Of The boys visit MIS-
sion san Gabriel whose cattle
once roaned the PLAINS that now
are Hollywood and Los Angeles.
Tho padres take them through
'he beautiful old church. with
Us red tic roof and adobe walls
SO thick that the doorWayS seem
like tunnels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Film Roll
Comes in Handy

HULL NOD), June -
Az OLD roll Of 16-mm color
film of the Brooklyn Bridge
may save scenes IL tho famed
landmark for Columhia'S Rita
lidNworth >tarrer. Cover Cir d"
Producer Arthur Schwartz
feared that his tcchnicolor
cdmctaman would not be al
lowed 20 photograph tho Stuc-
'urc with wartime harbor ac-
tylty IN tho background
Charles Barton q director
heard Of SchwartzS dilemma
and offered use Of length OF
color film he had taken Of tho
bridge before the ban. II will
oe blown up 10 the standard
35-mm. width.
Ordinary black and white
stock film of the bridge. of
which every studio has n
quantity would not be u>able.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Artists Pre- sented

MISS ELIZABETH HELM
BENNETT Of The Detroit In
>'tule OF Musical Art. Will pre-
sent A number OF artist stu
d"ntS on Friday evening July =.
~ Sis o clock. If the Fedora
ton Of WomenS Clubs, Han
cock and Second avenues. a
special feature viii be the song
cycle The Morning Of the
Year by Cadman, sung by =
quartet composed of Mildred
BraSch. soprano; Hazel Studt
Contralto. Charles Briner, tenor.
and William Tenant. baritone
Martha y King viii be the &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
SIS on Account

Schroeder aircady has paid So
on account
in many Pacific fighting
zones though money is OF prac-
tCally no Consequence 10 the
mon. nor arc some OF Tho
present, that arc sent TO them
Tho unhappleSt marine in The
Pacific was ono who got much
DELAYED present from home It
was an electric razor which
VAS even less useful than
money
incidentally organizations do
ing work for hospitals are some
what upset about broken down
radios which are being offered
10 them. They don't like 10
hurt the feelings of people who
offer them. but they don't want
the radios. either.
a broken article is OF no
more use m a hospital than any
where else. and the organized
charities have As much trouble
As any one else finding men 10
repair tho instruments.
So. If Vol really want to hc
helpful go find somebody to hN
, our out-of-order radio before
YOU try Co give il 10 the sol
dIerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Marriage Epidemic
Hits Warner Aid es

HOLLYWOOD. Juno IS.
MARRIAGE FBIpEMIC has
h' the Warner makeup depart
Wcnt. PcIc WeStmore and
Margaret Donovan returned.
rom their honeymoon just in
- 10 say good-hy 10 Maria
SGe who'll we'd Sgt. Ralph
b HardesfN
ON The In our Time Sct
lda Lupno turned tho tables
and fixed The HAIR OF the bride
'o-be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
lime Clock

MICHIGAN -"Lady ~ BuNesgue "
sumev here IN France Doors open
az 1898 a m
UNITED ARTISTS Presenting IHv
Mars Pilot 80 3 90 Doors open ~
10 o. a m
PALMS STATE Mission 20 Mos-
rnW Truck Busters Doors open
~ i0t5a m
BROADWAY CAPITOL. Air Forrs
ladies' DAY Doors open ~ iu IS
MADISON Keeper of tho Fsrns
crystal Bal ff0ofs 0ren a. tu Is
m
EINtFEA rpNNf CfNptrFffA
FISHER ksepcr oI me Flsnrr
CrsstSi Bal. Doors open ~ noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
I0o-Hour Week

81 don't care what my old ac-
counts are doing ~ long a. they
are making guns and bullets.
' ou might remind them that we
put In around 100 hours a week
To some OF the boys that isn't
20 cents an hour. We never 20
on strike. When somebody gets
hurt. We take care Of them--it
doesn't have TO be between :
and anytime il when We do
II. well, anyway, We do our
best
Rv the way. how many pco-
pic made bets with soldiers ON
The number of enemies they
would GET
Alex Schrcihcr u>t got lot-
tor from one of ms former em-
ploveS PVT. Gilbert r Merritt
who presumably is IN Africa
HIS letter. on Red Cross sta
toncry, reminds Schneider
Remember the bet YOU made
mp-S5 for each one" To date
YOU owe me plenty Of money"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Elected

TIE NEWLY elected officers
o. the Michigan Harp Club are.
president. Mrs J. w Randall.
vice president. Mrs Charles
Norton, secretary Miss Lois
Barrett, corresponding Secre-
tdry Miss Dorothy Ocrtel. and
treasurer. Mrs. Edw Fifcld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
~ International Rsna rfftFs
CHICAGO. june -

Yes. IFS Just about time for
YOUR "t,ro uecGz ulh pa
and you're getting dreamy owed
You've busted off your rod
and reel and scwed mo that
moth hole 100 Nour old wool
SWIM suit. and You're moorin-
about the north woods of Mn
nesota or tho cool hll, of Maine
or about following Dolorr7 DeI
Rio down Ventura Blvd
Aud wHzt do the rarfro7d
saw ~ thi,7 They eay
Dream away. and Nparn over
those travel books and bro
Chures And then stay home.
loull he more ComfoTta hlo
there. ~ We'll a. more patri
otto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
eekAmericans

VI ATHENS attendance at
the NioCambo with novelist
Michael Arlcn was not the
usual Hollywood twosome. vi
and the Arlens are old friends
Of long standing, both the Co
hnhIa actress and Mrs. A.
ECipy. C,rrCE ArCarICarc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Valley OF The Shadow
Expert Apprsises Hat

RANDOM NOTES W ha'
they say about ladies hats. MAY
he truo hut Alice Gorhsm u,
S'lll Wearing her summer hat
VrIrn she has been wearing
every summer loi eight year
J. is AN Itauan straw with
ribbon on o., and she bought Do
attain autumn basement sale for
s. Tins summer getting curl
olS about her favorite lid, she
took n to.8 hat expert for an
appraisal
why SAID the expert You
cant even buy a hat like this
any more in this country
Naturally the men on The
fgnflng fronts want 10 know
that people at home keep pitch
ing TOO. and some Of their lcf-
tors have been or the bitter
side. Some arcn 2. sgd Cas-
we'll got TINS IN a letter from
one OF his statesmen who D.,
>omcu here IN the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Voc0tionists Advised
To Stay at Home

THAT f-e average fare paid for
the older less than half
fh7t p7id rs the independent
rTTr7T7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
To Hold Recital

PUPILS From tho class Of
GwladiS LuIoG VIII cllo an Ire
'cro>tn- program of piano
music this afternoon ~ 3 ~
5000 last jefferson sally
Smith. Patty Meier. Jane
Ronm Beulah Franlhlau. AIDE
laide Schultz. Ellen Bose kap-
pei and Douglas krciger viii
play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Greatest War

i Americans, she Satd. "rnay
look forward 10 the greatest
war In the country's history to
he fought from 1912 10 1884"
she said and added
"My prediction Is entirely
scientific. The planet Uranus
makes revolution in its orbit
every ~ years. II was the sign
OF Gemini which ruled the des-
tiny Of the nited states at the
time 81 the American ReNolu-
tion. II was preent in the
same sign - wears later when
the civil War came on, and II
will he there once more In
1912"
You can take aStroloCN or
leave u alone. and as Tor me.
l still VIII leave y alone but
Miss Adams was correct also IN
saving
NM HlFaUN NhI hkhlUs NM
this war Will implicate practi-
cAlly the entire world. Germany
Is undoubtedly preparing for
another war.
Valley Of The Shadow
England and France Will
both take part. We shall suffer
terribly In financial way from
this war. We shall go down
into the Valley Of the shadow.
and shall arise with greater
spiritual power and that IL what
makes nation great"
hone Miss Adams viii b.
'ight sbpl, tho spiritual stuff
700. hg' maybe We have 20 Wall
until after 1914 for that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
by Jack I
Prediction OF War II
in 1922 Times Sets
Conflicts End for "A

LII A. OBERSCHULJE was
II. taking the cover off an
ironing board in his garage.
Underneath was pad made
Of newspapers that were 20
years old. and one OF them had
a story predicting the present
World War. SO Mr.. Oberschulte
brought the paper here.
IT was copy Of The Detroit
Times for June, 1922, and pre-
dicted that this country would
he involved in MS greatest war
from 1912 10 1874.
The article was written by
the late Corrine Rich and
quoted Evsngel!ne S. Adams.
then the best known sStrologist
IN the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

lclnc Greck- AlnerlcanS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
DELINQUENCY PROBLEM

With many producers planning
movies about present-day juvenile
delinquency-Charhe Rogers is
throwing his hat in the ring with
a movie about todays kids who
are coming through with flying
colors. He has just bought Song
of the Open Road" a musical
saga about teen age youngsters
who spend their school vacations
harvesting the crops and doing
other patriotic chores.
Charlie plans 10 star his re-
Gently sfgued find, Peggy
ONeill. in the movie. which viii
be made in Technicolor with
cast OF nobody over Is years OF
ace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
FIREWORKS

Look out for fireworks! II II IS
true that Harry Jolson, brother OF
AT. has sold 10 Jack Linda OF
Majestic productions the rights TO
film a warn. MY Life With Al
.Jolson." there's going to be plenty
of excitement.
AL has signed with Columbia to
make his life story and neither
All nor Harry Cohn, Columbia
boss are likely TO take a second
film based on his life, lying down.
DON'T TOUCH
Don't touch Il! It's bad luck y
said Mrs Evalyn Walsh Mclean
when / looked at the Hope dia-
nond she was wearing around her
neck at the Jack Warner dinner
honoring Gov. Green OF Illinois; !
was curious 10 see II because the
late Wilson Miner told a funny
story about the famous diamond
He said Mrs. Mclean gave his
brother. Addison, a radio but the
radio wouldn't work.
II was filled with static. Finally
Addison sent for technician VINO
burst into his room where he was
in bed holding UP the Hope Qua,
mond. Mrs. Mclean II seems, hao
hidden the fabulous jewel IN the
radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
gath Scottish Picnic
Planned for AUG. 10

The ninety-fourth annual Scot
fish picnic and games will be held
by the st. Andrews Society of
Detroit at Bob-Lo Island Park
Thursday, Aug. IS. The first boat
will leave the foot OF woodward
at 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
by CHARLES GENTRY

FEW GIRLS have grown up so
successfully on the screen as
Deanna Durbin. and finally hav-
ing had her first crush. then her
first kiss, we now fund her having
her first serious love affair in
Hers 20 Hold, the romantic
comedy coming 20 the Fox Friday.
The Journey from remperS 90
rapturouS gowns is a long, long
trail. awinding into a land of
movie dreams, but so tedious is IL.
that not many cinema tots ever
make II.
We think that her singing voice
has had a lot TO do with II. She
and Judy Garland are the only
two TO really make the grade and
both of them sang their way
across those awkward" camera
years.
Universal, too, has been very
smart in grooming this youngest
of Three Smart Girls" for adult
Stardom.
Frequently the danger lies in
rushing a precocious youngster
into long dresses over which she
is likely 10 trip. Also audiences
resent seeing that cute little
thing" they handled on their
imaginary knee, putting on grown
up airs.
OLDER THAN SHE is
Deanna, however, IS now a mar
ried woman. and is entitled 10
take her place with the grown
ups. She has achieved a poise and
bearing that makes her seem
older than she really is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
EXCITING SAGA

Or and Mrs. Wsssell were on
the c. 3. DeMille set watching the
filming of his life story. G, B.
was shooting q hospital wrecked
by Jap bombs Look at that
hospital said Or, Wassell Was
II that bad ." I asked him. Eyes.
even worse" he answered grimly.
Gary Cooper Cthe missionary doc
tor was bending over Ping faith
ful Chinese servant tPhlip Ahn)
who was on his death bed with
SiCne HaSSo in nurses garh
Standing by. There was tear in
Mrs WaSSellS eye Ping was
with US 50 long she said. "and
he was so loyal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Two Ticks's - london -" -
m l7s. f.ls . -. e.32 p m MI
Big il.lf 2.5t. $3.50 $40. ioN n
BROADWAY CtPITOI,--' China o..
Tart. i" II &C. 90. 3 81. sus , m
CINDERELLA CIT AIM Hay,' ~ IS
80. rs. i0.sf g. m rive Graves 20
Cairo" 1.is $50 e2C ? m.
ItSHTR-' y Amt Hay 1880 Ssh,
sf2 r N: Rive Graves - caro-, -
u 81 3-5i 50. 1898 m
FOX--" Heaven can VA l2S3. 2 81.
Yste," 40 a m, 22s s.b5, Eli
HOLLYWOOD" Fiv. Grave, - cairo 90
-. il ,. N IT AMI Hay" :. s.s7
MADISON 1t AM Hsy" y 70
Grsvet 80 care IA - $50. 10 s7 y n
gCHIGAN--'Dixf," "a n 2 o.,
: NJ 7.bt 70 - m Night piass
PALMS-STATk-'A Action Win ne North
Atlantic" III 20 q m 3. es5 1913
"cindersla swings H. -.
EyJERs-2i, AnV Hay. i.s7 sos
sl4. rs 2sNp m FNt Ctsvss Oh Cafrr.
~ DO. ~. % sAS r m
ROY Al Airt Hay $40 . 81
r. N "Fivt Graves - caro-, "a
TELgNEws--Nsv, short subjects. =
ISiTIp artists - Bazaar i7lo.
5:z5 $40. f:ss .. NJ, 40 q =
tits ,. N, ~ nidnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Deanna Durbin Romance at Fox, Friday

quite a bit Of acting on the New
York stage and in summer thea
tiers. As a matter. of fact. the
handsome Petersburg CVa) lad
once told us that he got into the
theater by accident.
When he left college he was
selling vacuum cleaners around
Washington, ID. c. Congress
seemed to be about the only place
they needed one, but they weren't
interested, so he went into the
outskirts on a house-to-house can
vaSs One of his first calls was
at the home of summer theater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

Oddly enough. in this film. she
has the same film parents she
had in her first hit, Three
Smart Girls" Charles Winninger,
who has been her proud papa
twice before, and Nella Walker.
her doting mother, are both cast
in the same roles, although they
don't seem 90 have aged Bit all
the time Deanna was growing up.
Her now romance Is Joseph
Gotten. the clever young actor
whom Detroit theater-goers first
saw on the stage opposite Kath-
arine Hepburn in philadelphia
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