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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

No.mue lHppant about this
.cttg from Kathleen A. Jeffrey
Love Is wanting boy for
what he is and not for what he
OWNS
Wanting him happy even IL
1t means sacrificing something
on YOUR part
Being content just because he
Is beside Nou-
Longing To- be- with him not
Just 10 have him kiss YOU and
tell YOU he JdorcS YOU because
YOU iecl inside that he really
DOES
knowing he respects YOU and
wants YOU always To be sweet
and fine
Looking up 90 him because he
~ ,u fine and honest and has
such high ideals
PRAYING God will keep him
>aic and some day bc able TO
share his troubles and help turn
them into happiness
knowing Mat behind ar the
rain and helrtachcS there il a
beautiful rainbow ana A glori-
Gus iutur' because YOU are to-
gether.
Kathler. IS rrrfprt-qrr II
T33 Shep r Ian Rla Mich
Ien EN rrr.s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
QUESTIONS

when a couple is really in
love. writes Buster Farthing
they find real enjoyment IN
just being together and seeing
each other. They don't find it
necessary TO have a necking
party every time they meet
ASK yourself THESE three
basic questions
win l be- able 70 look at him
or her over the breakfast table
for the next 80 years.
How will / feel after the
romance and giamor OF the
honeymoon have worn off2
Can / always be true even
after my mate has lost her
physical beauty
II you can answer Yes to all
three questions, you're really
in love
Buster Fauhing age 20.
Fairvicw Sanatorium, Normal.
Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

Grief has taught Grace CuSh-
Ing the real meaning OF love.
Dear Elsie:
Although love shows itself I'm
endless ways. I'm each manifesto
ton there is one quality il is
never without-the quality Of
giving something Of Yourself. II
is the one opportunity we have
TO lose a little Of our selfishnesS
and by losing gain a world of
happiness.
ITO me il is life itself, for my
fiaifSc was killed during the sea
battle of November Is. And.
though life could have ended
when heard the news-it didn't.
Through our deep love I found
all living things-pcoplc books,
muNic-arc worthy of a great
deal Of love.
Grace Cushing, age is.
San Francisco. Cal.
$500 price.
Copyright. 1855. Kins FsaturG syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
The Brighter Side BY D"""" """y""
Private doe Turp. Home On Leave. Writes:

have TO laugh and that would
make them up.
| SEES why sweets they will
only have a falling out again in
a few days and Ethel SEES what
difference does that make Joe2
They Will have the fun of max
ing up this time. Will you do
1t for me joe ! feel terribly
sorry for Hazel. I Ses certainly
I Will baby. l seS viii do any
thing for you but don't blame
me if 1t does not work out and
Ethel scs Joe you are a lamb
Sol WENT down TO Schultzes
and found Freddy Kugler in
there drinking beers and I seS
come along with me Fred and
he came and l took him right
around to Hazel's house He
started TO squaWk when nc saw
where l was taking him but /
had a good hold on his collar so
he could not get away and
knocked on HazelS door and
when she came out l SeS Miss
Quigg Mister Kuglcr.
SHE STARTED TO laugh and
Freddy laughed too just like
Ethel SeS and then they kissed
and made up So l went home
and told Ethel and she ses Joe
YOU certainly are a lamb. 1t
was = very serious quarrel this
time. ] SEES what did they
quarrel about baby? Ethel ses
it was about the way Freddy
always goes out OF doors ahead
of her and walks on the inside
when they are in the street.
Why Joe DO you see what they
quarreled about? Why it was
etiquette. I just realized IT Joe.
You're truly
PRIVATE JOE TURF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

DEAR SIR last night my
wife Ethel was reading a
bool, and ] Sos whats that
You are reading Ethel She
>c> IL, q book Joe ! SO, !
can see Do, book sweets
bat what is the book about ,
She >cS il is about etiquette
and il was loaned ~ me by
Maze Groody. Etiquette
means the way to act Joe.
/ SEES see here Ethel / know
what etiquette means as Well as
YOU do. Ethel Scs you doe l
SeS certainly I do. she SeS we'll
Joe l am very sorry 20 tell YOU
but even II YOU do know what,
etiquette means YOU do not
know how 10 DO etiquette.
! Scs how do YOU mean do o.?
Ethel SeS Joe You would be- sur
pnSed TO know how many
etiquetteS you do wrong.
I SIS o I would hay2 SEES
what etiquette do ! Go wrong
Ethel ScS why when YOU intro
ducc somebody 20 somebody YOU
always ses let me make YOU aC-
quainted with so and so. SEES
we'll what's wrong with that I
seS besides ! do not slways put
all that in I SEES sometimes
Just Sos meet so and So Ethel
se5 that's wrong too That's very
wrong Joe. You ought 70 Just
speak the names OF the two
SomebodieS you are intioducing
to each other
SIS how do Won mean
Ethcl2 She ses well suppose YOU
werc Introducing Haze QWgc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

it makes how YOU introduce
somebody as long as you get
them together the way ! did
Hazel Quigg and Freddy Kugler.
I Ses then I would ask her
how TO unntrOduce somebody
so Hazel and Freddy would be
like they had never met. l SEES
Ethel baby | am almost off my
gazoop listening TO that Freddy
Kugler tell me his troubles
about Hazel.
ETHEL SEES Yes that's what !
was going 10 talk to YOU about
Joe. | seS has Freddy been
around here telling you his
troubles? Ethel scS no but
Hazel has. She is crazy about
him Joe but they fight like cats
and dogs. She Sos its all his
fault ses we'll he Ses its all
hers I ses If they ever get mar
ried I pity them both because
II will be something terrible. !
Ses am sure sorry I ever in
troduced them. Ethel ses yes
especially when you did not in
troduCe them right.
I SEES look Ethel 7 suppose I
ought TO hunt them up and
introduce them all over again
The way your book ScS and
Ethel SeS O Joe would you do
that? / Ses what do you mean
would I Go it9 ! scs I was Just
making a Joke Ethel ses we'll
l am serious. II would be a nice
thing If you did it Joe. They
have not been speaking to each.
other for three weeks and
Hazels heart is breaking. II
you took Freddy around TO her
house and ses Miss Quigg
Mister Kugler BET they would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

and Freddy Kugicr You ought
TO Just say Miss Quigg Mister
Kuglcr ! ScS wait a minute
Ethel I seS you know very well
! did introduce Hazel Quigg and
Freddy Kugler quite awhile ago.
Ethel SEES yes I know that Joe
but I was just using them TO
suppose. ! remember you did
not introduce them with
etiquette.
I SES how did I introduce
them Ethel ses you ses hi
there Hazel I want 10 make you
acquainted with Freddy Kupler.
You should have said Miss
QWpg Mister Kugler Joe can
YOU imagine how embarrassed
! would be for you If you were
Introducing Emily Post to some
BODY and SeS hi Emily ] want
10 make YOU acquainted with so
and so? l would be really
mortified.
I SES who is Emily Post?
Ethel SEES She is the one who
wrote this book Of etiquette. l
SEES well Ethel in the first place
I do pot know Emily Post and
IN ne second place If I did
know her I would not introduce
her TO anybody Ethel SEES why
not? l ScS well | would want to
talk to her myself and if ! In
ifoduced her 10 somebody they
would want 10 talk 10 her too
and interrupt us
ETHEL SES what would YOU
want TO talk TO Emily Post
about? I SeS / would want TO
talk 10 her about etiquette OF
course. I Ses ! would Ike 10 find
out from her what difference
u.uar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
HsV Elsie Robinson

YOU love is unhappy or in pain.
II Is passion tempered by human
idealism. IL is happiness, &c
staSy and JOY.
Love Is also truth faith and
trust; for without these virtues
love cannot exist and shoulder
the trials and tribulatiOnS We
all must face.
Nationality. religion or age
cannot doom an unsclfish love
IL the foundation is sound and
sincere"
Mrs. Helen MichaCls age p,
PctOykcy. Mich.
IS 90 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
What Is Love DiSturbS Young America

presence thrills her as she
thrills him.
Its real love when man
loves woman so tenderly that
he cannot do enough TO prove
his devotion. If her comfort
requires his unremitting toll he
gives his days and even his
nights 10 the task of labor for
her. His only anxiety is to
know her wants and 10 supply
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

LIFE At BEST

Love is life at It's best" cries
Helen Michaels, Petoskey. Mich.
1T is living. enhanced by the
prospect OF a bright future with
the one Of your choice. sharing
the good and the bad. Love is
hunger. a perpetual gnawing at
your heart that can't be salts
fled u. less YOU are with the one
YOU love. 1t is agony il the one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

Its love when woman cares
80 much for man that her
whole thought is not what she
can obtain from him but what
she can give him. IL is the
spirit Of true love to go out in
blessings toward every created
thing"
William Gross-No 44025.
400 Cooper St, Jackson. Mich.
$500 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

IT'S q kind Of disease" claims
Jim Wheeler. of Milwaukee.
Love i that Understandable
thing that gets into fellows
system about the time his mus
taChe begins to come out and
generally stays there until he
is either married or sued for
breach of promise.
1T makes him III i'm way
that he likes. Instead of doc
toring for tho germ, he does all
he can to give il a good fat liv-
ing
Having never been a girl |
don't know how a girl would
feel when i'm love. but / would
imagine she feels like a piece ot
candy waiting for someone 10
come and eat her up"
James Hastings Wheeler. Jr.,
age 20.
G060 n Kent Ave. Milwaukee,
WI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
'OIl
Broadway
RN w alter
HWiIicIlcII
The Private Papers
of "a Cub Reporter


TIE GUILD THEATRE.
which was peJlIaj down the
Broadway river to tlr radio
interests. was buUt on The
Guilds profits mainly from for
elen plays mostly Huneausn...
American Authors. AT t.r time.
We're Sulk!rc 81 The GuIC in
fatlati0n 10, Tie OLD country
writers and offered u.cknames
for iGe new theatre. one pro-
posed Observation-Disclosures
suggested BUdapC 'hOuSe. The
Guild made hlt writer's out OF
Rodgers & Hart. whose initial
revue wa The GaruCk Cav
cites which introduced that
team to sPPiattSe ana stout
royalty checks. one of the
movie dolls. who does her best
acting with her teeth. all thirty
Of them. eot on the nerves OF
a woman during a double
feature Those teeth she
telined. must be something new
with hor--Shc takes such pride
IN displaying them : Some &C
tors were hammering an actress.
who Is TOO much Of a Scene-hog
10 follow any directors orders .
.She-s-Se spotlight crazy. vas
The crack. shed play a pail
bearer in pink tights
THE FOLLOWING AD made
you blink an the March 2ISt
n Y. Times Lathe Hand. u
Years experience. no defense
iCOrk' Neat bit Of counsel
jor q oug uh0 uOuld reply 10
criticism HAL the people ,0ho
Sdtr Il aren't interested and the
other so per cent enjoyed learn
INC you're in trouble" Some
OF The midtown Sttdrk spots are
closing on Mondays. so they can
ScrUe meat on Tuesdays fmeat-
less IN NetO York CitVJ
That's a heiuud system IL per-
nits a meat eater 10 dine else
There Mondays and at these
spots the merit day. limit.
Amazing hoU many restaurants
IN the 40S and SOS pay no at
teRtion 10 the voluntary meat
less Tuesday suggestion
The tad among models for dit
Jerent' names includes Dusty
Anderson, "Choo Choo" John
son and Candy" Jones Up
at the Hurricane night club
Sholp odl calls herself Stormy
Knight.
THE ONE TIME America
Firsters are recognizing. plot
ting and planning to toss a
time bomb into the 1914 Pres
idential race It's nearly two
years since Pearl Harbor. and
the mob that reformed so OS-
tentatiously when the JapS
struck now figure il is safe
TO come out of their holes
Some of their spokesman have
been whimpering that cX-ob-
structioniSts should be forgiven
- that the unity of the nation
would thereby be helped. etc.
. Those of us WHO hoOeyed
their beg pardon pleas weren't
Just being sOreheads We
had a glimpse of the mail they
were exchanging IL advised
a soft pedal until things looked
better after certain Of their
flock had SOftened up the
chumps - meaning YOU. perhaps
. The best way Ia regard
this outfit is 10 take what they
said before Pearl Harbor as the
correct expression Of their al
legged minds They meant
what they said then and
they've never stopped meaning
il II may help YOU To Judge
them by one Of their most active
hustlers. His name j. Joe Nc
Williams. whose New York police
record made it eXpedient for
him TO move TO Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

RUSSIAN emotions are some
thing like running a hurricane
through a pipe organ. The Three
Mad Russians cry when they are
happy and laugh when they are
sad. Reduce them TO their least
common denomination and they
would approximate rubber side
lines in the Southern California
Alabama football game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

BUT the uhole action hinges
on the reaction OF John Field
10 Three Mad Russians in his
quiet suburban home. And jap
FGSSett does hts bit like the
mucildoe on back OF stamp.
He holds IL together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
SERIOU

William GrO>s GOO takes "a
serious view Of love.
a man loves a woman be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

THE LAUGHS arc not the
usual -ipper. busters OF the duer-
age farce. SophiSticdtion takes
the place OF the Sldmmino OF
doors aud the ringing OF tele-
phones. HotDeUer. the drinking
OF Scotch reaches the legitimate
SdtWdtiOu point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

OF COURSE. it has ramifica-
tons and gags. A Russian pun
play on consonants. Geza
Koryin as the Georgian Prince
makes himself convincing in the
Russian manner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

EUGENE LEoNTovICH II
The star and will be remembered
as the ballet dancer in Grand
IOtel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

BUT without Jay FaSSettS
Jcase-Lend support there would
be no Russians these nights on
the stage Of the Belasco Theatrs.
pnrIbut,s ~ Kiss F,s,u's, sysdkss.. ,sa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

, some pretty fine definitions
ire "A few more we can't resist
cause she satisfies his sense Of
beauty. Her presence causes
thrills i'm his heart. She CON
tributes 10 his happiness and
comfort.
"A woman loves man be-
cause he protects her and sur
rounds her with luxury. His
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

THAT'S the plot. In the bet
ting we would say it's the three
Russians against the Fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
One Foot
In Aisle
BY Arthur
Baer

JOHN Anderson, erudite
dramatic critic of the New
York Journal-American states
that the eminent Bugs Baer
apparently had the last word
on THE Skin of Your Teeth"
the Thornton Wilder play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

THE NIGHT I saw the play
the house was packed. the per-
Torrance was excellent and the
audience was intellectual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

For some reason the copy
reader deleted, Skin Of Your
Teeth Is Hellzapoppin' with .
wet fuse"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

SOME o. The state lcGls.a-
lures are working on Congrass
to adopt a 22nd Amendment
which would limit any president
10 two terms i VIII. 81
course. make monkey out OF
the right OF the American
people TO select a govt Of their
own choosing The people
wanted sometime so urgently
that they said so three times
via the ballot The wishes of
the people. therefore are rc-
garded as enough OF an ey.l Co.
be wiped out BY "A Consutl-
tlonal Amendment Some ~
the men in Congress would ious
a little funny eetting up uu
their tootsies arguing for liw-
tied term in office Conaro-
includes some OF the SoIIf.'
stumblcbums IN the nation who
wouldn't eat regularly II tl.
constituents back home dior B
vote them in every few yeas
Then there IS Senator Reyn-
olGs Of North Carolina. UP soon
Tor reelection He's now yell
ing for a bigger and stronger
army Hes the same oppo-
si'i1njs' who voted against
many II the defense measures
YOU NAY expect some up
start prlrstt 10 confront Major
Charles Macarthur. the play
vrieht-auth0T with the history
ne pcnnec q The last big war
The maior then a private
second class ao' ONE Of his
uproarlnges' chapters out 81 his
alterations that Officers are gen
orally dripS
oauibsiss o. EhI Tts-up sysssss. ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

PRINCE Nicoloi TOradje. a
Slickcr from the Caucasus. gets
himself engaged TO John Fields
daughter. he wrGn0leS a meek
end mutation for himself aud
also Smupgies in NdtdShd. Tonid
and Olga. Uho hare cdShed a
bod check for ttpe hundred
SmdckerS tChiIe wdttiuo TO sell a
play they hare ,Dritteu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

7 still don't know whether 10
Is deriued from "Finneodn's
Wake" or not. But, John, the
paragraph in Which thought
! described the play didn't get
into the article.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

When I say the entertain
ment is sophisticated I discount
the plot ninety per cent. The
plot is strictly out OF Guten-
bcrgs barrel. Eugene Leon-
toyich helped 10 write IT in coll
liberation with Elena Mlramova.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

! hope that gets into this ar
tiCle. Otherwise I shall have to
hire a sky-writer, pen an anony-
nous letter or scrawl 1t on q
beautiful glamor girls upper lip
where / usually draw mustaches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

7 still don't know whether 10
IS deriued from "Finneodns
Wake" or not. But, John, the
paragraph in Which thought
! described the play didn't get
into the article.
For some reason the copy
reader deleted, "Skin Of Your
Teeth Is Hellzapoppin' with .
wet fuse"
hope that gets into this ar
ticle. Otherwise l shall have To
hire a sky-writer. pen An anony-
nous letter or scrawl II on q
beautiful glamor girls upper lip
where / usually draw mustaches.
John, 7 Went oUer TO see
Ozark Eyes or BroddDdv the
other night. I Uent over NTH
this prouerb IN mind. ~ you
scratch a Russian you ttnd q
Tartar"
But when you have three real
Russians you can scratch the
rest Of the ticket.
In Dark Eyes" we have Ma
tasha Rapakovitch. Tonia Kari
pOva and Olga ShmilevSkaya
played by Eugene Leontovich.
Elena Miramova and Ludmilla
TOretZka.
like those Russian names.
When it comes TO writing space
rates they are as filling as dried
apples and water.
HOUcucr. UheH three Rus
SLAMS are played by three Rus
SLAMS you arc not certain
Thether Il is art or multiplied
ton.
They do make Dark Eyes"
the most sophisticated farce in
town. exclusive OF the city ad-
ministration as always.
Their efforts rrvolve around
John Field PLAYED by Jay Fas.
Sett. The play stands or falls
with him.
when I say the entertain
ment is sophisticated I discount
the plot ninety per cent. The
plot Is strictly out OF Guten-
bcrgs barrel. Eugene Leon-
toyich helped 10 write It in COLI
Liberation with Elena MlramovA.
PRINCE Nicolai TOrddje. a
Slckcr from the Caucasus. gets
himself engaged TO John Fields
daughter. He UrGnoieS q meek
end imitation for himself aud
also SmupQies in NdtGShd. Tontd
and Olga. Uho hare cdShed a
bod check for hve hundred
SWdckerS tCh,le mating TO sell q
play they hare iDritteu.
THAT'S the plot. In the bet
ting we would say It's the three
Russians against the Fields.
OF COURSE. it has ramifica-
tons and gags. A Russian pun
play on consonants. GeZa
Koryin as the Georgian Prince
makes himself convincing in the
Russian manner.
BUT The ichole action hinges
on the reaction OF John Field
10 Three Mad Russians in his
quiet suburban home. And Jdp
FdSSett does hts bit like the
mucild0e on back OF q stamp.
he holds IL together.
RUSSIAN emotions are some
thing like running a hurricane
through a pipe organ. The Three
Mad Russians cry when they are
happy and laugh when they are
sad. Reduce them TO their least
common denomination and they
would approximate rubber side
lines In the Southern California
Alabama football game. =.
THE LAUGHS arc not the
usual slipper busters OF the duer-
AGE farce. SophiSticdtion takes
the place OF the Sldmmiup OF
doors aud the ringing OF tele-
phones. Ho,DeUer. the drinking
OF Scotch reaches the legitimate
sdturdtioH point.
THE NIGHT I saw the play
the house was packed. the per-
Torrance was excellent and the
4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
GIVING

5000 Prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

fCop,risht, i1t3. hs kiuE Features syndicate. IneJ
Distributed D., International NeWs service,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
FITU RE

$500 pillef