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teiliaen. Marla gogelbuber, Setr.
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tos auf einanoer abgeitimmt lperoen
miiiien.
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beepirten: Megina Hotb unb Warp
Gaidbauer.
9lnna 0el. Sefr.
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ltnb oeren Trelmoe auIs ber5lid)Ite
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;Srelmoe, sic mir idon lange nift ges
ieben baebn, bssriiBen 81 fonnen.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Book Revue Headed
Blu Girl Bandleader

The ioV-vo.tod pleasing manner
Of Hflonc St7ndisb scores IN her
Interpretation of such numbers as
Failing in Love with Love and
the tall Slim blond is making a
h.t with Book Casino audiences
The cyc-cajchinG Libro Casino
Girls who bail from Manhattan
have some co'orful costumes for
their many numbers, particularly
q Cuban routine
Produced ay Don Arden, the
complete show is well worth look
lng into.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
PLATINUM PRODUCER

II was he who produced He'll IS
Angels. spending 100000 as a
silent picture. then tossing m am
other million 10 convert 10 into a
talkie
Because Grcta NiSScn. the lead
Ing lady. had an accent so thick
you couldn't understand her on a
clear day. Hughes brought our "A
maniCuriSt named Helene Carpcn-
tier. introduced her as Jean
Harlow and made every woman m
America dash for peroxide
He has been reported engaged
10 every movie actress from kath-
arlne Hepburn 10 ZaSu Pitts, but
has never married since his FIRST
disastrous flight IN that field with
Ella Rice. sister Of the wife of the
chairman Of Standard on of New
Jersey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
EARLIER FILMS

"Everybody'S Acting and Two
Arabian Knights were two other
Of his own productions. although
il has been several years since
the release Of the last one.
Most of that time has been de
voted 10 aviation development.
Hughes having contributed a lot
TO the scientific end
When he decided 10 produce
The Outlaw he again sought
out unknownS and when several
complications arose about the re-
lease of the film be- Just went
out and released the thing HIM
self, which accounts for Us show
ing at a separate thca,Cr here
REALLY INDEPENDENT
He's an independent producer
in every sense of the word and
now his investment here proves
20 what extent he's ready 10 go
10 get his own way.
The theater VIII open the latter
part OF May or the first of June.
as soon as the house is ready and
after the Outlaws run will con-
tinue under am extended run
policy, showing single features
only.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Ersutz to Stretch Coffee
Coming to Grocery Shelves

for home mixing to make the cof-
fee ration go further.
Most of the big food companies
are bringing out the packages of
ersatz (many of them with the word
Victory" on the labeD although it
is not yet known how far the house
wife will go in for blending.
The food and drug administra-
ton revealed that manufacturers of
coffee substitutes are already offer
ing their product to the restaurant
trade with signs which avoid viola
tion of the Food and Drug Act if
displayed prominently in the res
taurant. A check by B. r. Minshall,
Federal food and drug inspector, re-
vealed that only dozen local res
taurants were using substitutes to
stretch their coffee and only two of
these had failed to comply with the
law by displaying the signs.
Local coffee roasters say they are
being offered unlimited amounts of
Mexican peas to process in their
roasters. The roasted pea, when
ground, looks just like coffee. Chic
ory, root like a beet, which dis
solves into beautiful" dark IL
quid, is also available However
coffee is 1907 coffee unless other
wise labelled and any substitutes
will be packaged separately.
Evening star., 1943-01-23

in the back room, they refuse to
come here again. I've opened res
taurants all over, including Ciros,
and prices have been as high as $50
person. But I've never had so
much trouble anywhere as with
these five tables at Romanoff's. If
had my way I'd burn them all"
Regulars in the front room in
clude Merle Oberon, George Raft
and Betty Cradle tthey usually get
there at to make sure of one of
the five tables, the Fred AStaires
and the James Roosevelts. Photog-
raphers are barred at Romanoff S
but it takes more than a rule to stop
a girl like Miss Montez, and one
evening she eluded the wide-awake
Pancho by bringing in a photog-
rapher disguised as her guest
Price for Celebrities.
Herbert Marshalrs wife saw a
washing machine for sale adver-
tised in newspaper. She drove in
her car to Glendale, looked at the
machine, said she'd think it over. Sc
did the owner, because the price
was doubled when he learned her
identity but she didn't find out this
fact until after she bought the
machine, plus mangle to 60 with
it. And now she is too angry to &c
back and learn how to work the
thing!
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Probe of Agencies Acting
Beyond Authority Asked

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Smith, Democrat,
of Virginia, has called for congress
sional investigation of "all acts of
Government agencies exceeding
their statutory and constitutional
authority"
He introduced a resolution yester-
day calling for creation of a special
committee, which was referred to
the House Rules Committee, of
which he is a member.
The move, he said, was directed
at all the bureaucrats against whose
arbitrary acts members of Congress
and others have been complaining.
The resolution he added, would
give members of Congress "a chance
to do something about it."
The resolution mentioned no
agency by name, but included them
all, the Virginian said
Under its authority, the special
committee would be empowered to
require any Federal agency to cite
its authority for any action taken.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Catholic Educational
Meeting Is Cancelled

The annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Catholic Educational Asso-
citation, scheduled to be held in Buff
falo during Easter week, has been
Cancelled by the Executive Board of
the association, according to Msgr.
George. Johnson, secretary general.
Cancellation of the meeting, he
said, was ordered because of the
program of the Office of Defense
Transportation to cut down on ci-
william travel.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National - Spring Again." the
comedy success with Grace George
and c. Aubrey Smith: 2:30 and 8:3C
pm.
Screen.
Capitol -- Andy Hardy's Double
Life" with new face in the cast:
1890 am, 1855, 3:25, 5:55, 1925 and
1880 pm. Stage shows: 1905, 2:35
sos, 7:30 and 10pm.
Columbia-"Stand BY for Action,
Robert Taylor fighting in the Pa
cific: 11:40 am, 1:55, 4:10, $50, 8:4s
and II pm.
EarIe-"Road to Morocco" the
Crosby-Lamour- Hope cycle contin-
ues: 1890 am, 12:45, 3;05, $40
TAO and 10 pm, 1890 am. Stage
shows: 1910. 2:25, 4:45. 7:05, 9:25
and l1:55 pm.
Keith's-"Arabian Nights" on the
magic carpet of technicolor: Ills
am, los, 2:45, 4:25, 6:05, 8 and
$50 pm.
Little-"Waterloo Bridge" tragedy
of one woman in wartime: II am,
ITO, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"George Washing
ton Slept Here" the Jack Benny
Ann Sheridan version: 11:30 am,
1;3o, 3:35, 5;35, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Forest Rangers" Fred
MacMurray with spurs that jingle
jangle- jingle: II am, los, BIS
5:25, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Pix-"Second Chorus" with Fred
Astaire and Paulette Goddard: Con-
1890 pm. to 2:30 pm.
Trans Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Mrs. Red Shelton
Smart on Money
Due as They Part
Comedian Still Says
She's " ondertnl, but
Too Much Business
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,

/
| HOLLYWOOD. - Red Skeletons
wife is a smart girl. She gets all
OF his radio salary ($3,500 a week.
with the exception of $50 which Red
is allowed to keep to render his con-
tract legal. She gets his house. paid
| for by Red-it cost him $4,000 In
addition to which he pays her rent
Tor living in it! She gets the income
from his polar pantries (meat freez-
ing) business, plus the income from
his apartment houses. If and when
Red remarries the wife from whom
he Is now separated gets settle
men of $175,000 or if he dies I'M
married she gets this money from
! his estate.
"Yes, she's a wonderful woman. ;"
says Red when I visit him in his
dressing room at Metro (where he
stars in Il Dood It.") Shes even
too smart for Louis B. Mayer (can-
not bed She went up to get a.
bonus of $50,000 for me a couple of
days ago and Mr. Mayer at first said
No At the end of 10 minutes she
came out with the $4,000. What a
girl she Isl"
II she's that brilliant why don't
| you have a reconciliation?" I asked
hlm. Red and Edna have separated
couple of times already and then
made up. She's still his manager
and they see quite a lot of each
other. and another get-together is
said to be imminent
Too much business, not enough
romance" says Red. ut was all
work when We were living together.
I'd work all day in the studio. then
come home and talk business the
rest of the evening with my wife.
A guy likes a change of tempo. Her
next husband ought to be a banker
or a politician. She'd get him any
thing he wanted. If she herself
ran for President, she'd get that.
too. l tell you she's a wonderful
Woman!"
Maybe she is, but do you really
| think she is smart?
Bob Taylor's Theory.
Robert Taylor explains why he
rarely says more than Hello, how
| are you? Good-by" to people of
the press. You can't make mis-
takes if you keep your mouth shut"
says Bob. He's got something there.
Cary Grant has a good way of
keeping his library intact. When
pals want to borrow a book he COL
lects the cost of the book. puts it
a hnX lnn
money when the book is returned
Not a bad idea. 1t looked like
the old days of nonSenSical glamour
to watch the all-Woman army be-
longing to Jean Arthur file into her
new dressing room at RKO. (Where
Jean does Free For All" with John
Wayne0 The wardrobe woman
came first, followed by the filter.
the designer, makeup girl, hair
dresser, and a secretary. Phew.
that's a lot of people for one small
woman in these days of labor short
age.
You get an insight into the char
acter of people at the Romanoff Res
taurant. There are five tables near
the bar, the other tables are in the
back room. And you would roar
with laughter-or weep-if you could
hear the f1nagling that goes on with
the so-called great of Hollywood to
sit at those five tables
"Greta Garbo doesn't mind where
she SITS" says Head Waiter Pancho
But some one like Conrad Veidt
or Maria Montez, if you put them
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Mickey Rooney's Future
Problem for Producers
Star Outgrows Popular
Hardy Family Series,
Which Were Gold Mine
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY,

si ioke looneZs future is one of MoGodwyn- Mayors inter-
lhe rope-hared
may be tapped for the United States
at
series unless as Mickey
When Louis
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Navy Asks Students for
300, 900 Model Planes

The Navy Department announced
yesterday it had set quota of 800, :
600 solid model planes to be built
by students in schools throughout
the country In 1943. These model
planes are for use aboard ships and
at shore stations, as we'll as at naval
schools, for training the personnel
in the recognition OF the various
types of United Nations and enemy
planes.
Evening star., 1943-01-23

"Ersatz" coffee will soon be on the
grocery shelves in varied and color
full packages. The packages will con-
tain no coffee but combinations OF
chicory, Mexican beans, malt, rye or
other grains, according to Frederick
G. Berner, coffee specialist in the
food section of the Office of Price
Administration.
OPA has ruled that a pound of
coffee substitute containing any cof =
fee calls for the same coupon that
allows the purchase of a pound OF
pure coffee. So coffee less substi-
tutes will be offered to the public
Evening star., 1943-01-23

persuasive arguments won, and
Mickey went along. He was we'll
behaved and economical young man
the Hotel Willard bill for the two
MGM visitors amounting to but S27
for three days.
Catapulted to Fame.
For three years Mickey Rooney
was box Office star No. l in the
opinion of the Nations exhibitors.
This year he slipped to the fourth
notch, and the Showmen trace it to
the fact that he had not made
enough Andy Hardy pictures.
His present film, Andy Hardy s
Double Life" currently showing at
the Capitol Theater, is the thir-
teenth of the family series. They
began in 1887 when MGM bought
a play by Aurania Rouverol called
'Skidding" Out of this came "a
Family Affair" first of the Hardy
series, costing $4,000 to produce.
1t was definitely b" picture. list
ed for minor theaters. Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer discovered they had
nlt upon new gold mine when
the fourth picture was released,
Love Finds Andy Hardy" Movie
goers liked Andy Hardy, his sweet
heart, Polly Benedict, played by
Ann Rutherford, and the kindly
Judge Hardy of Lewis Stone.
AS the pictures grew in popularity,
so did Mickey's fortune. He was
soon raised to $1,000 a week plus
$4,000 bonus for each picture, and
has since climbed to the point where
q S25 900 annual limitation on SAL
aries is one of his perplexing prob
lens.
He has gradually overcome his
propensity for overacting and mug
ging, principally due to the sound
advice given by Spencer Tracy and
Director Woody Van Dyke, older
and wiser heads whom he respects.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
BoIiyiun Official Quits

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Jan. % (P).-
Alberto Crespo resigned as Minister
of Economics yesterday to accept
appointment as president of the
Bolivian Development Corp, which
will handle United States credits.
Evening star., 1943-01-23

100000 S I u d j {
property. Don't
let him out OF
your sight, day
or night" Pc
terson followed
instructions un-
til it came time
to go to the
White Hous e
luncheon, which
was confined to
stars. Mickey at
first refused to
go unless his
companion was
admitted, b u t
Evening star., 1943-01-23

2ton three years ago, he
Peterson, studio escort:
n carefully. He is a $1O,-
Evening star., 1943-01-23

suave magic maker; Rolly Rolls,
Frances Urban, Betty Leonard, the
Carrollieres, the Stroud Twins and
the Most Beautiful Girls in the
World. The Vanities will open at
the Capitol on February IL.
X X Il
Mrs. Roosevelt to Speak.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
speak at the opening night of the
United Nations Film Festival at the
Jewish Community Center on
Wednesday, January 27, at $50 p m
This Is the first program of an IL
week series which will feature the
outstanding films of each of the
United Nations and will be devoted
to Great Britain. The picture to
be shown is the Hitchcock thriller,
THE Lady VanisheS," with Margaret
Lockwood and Dame Whitty, IA
nous English film stars.
The film festival is sponsored by
the USO-Jewish Welfare Board and
the Jewish Community Center, and
is for servicemen and war workers.
Xxx *
One-Act Play Tournament,
Several Government departments,
churches and private agencies have
already expressed their desire to
enter the third annual One Act Play
Tournament which will be held at
the Armstrong High School audi
torium the week of March 1920
All amateur dramatic organizations
are requested to contact Miss Par
thenia McBrown or Bernard Pryor
at the Banneker Recreation Center,
Ninth and Euclid streets NV, on
Tuesday or Thursday nights between
1880 pm. and 10 pm. Entries will
also be received at the D. c. Rec
reation Department., Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV, through Joseph
H. Cole. 1t is very essential that
the groups send their entries in early
SO that all plans for sets and other
matters may be completed in ad-
vance of the tournament.
The tournament is open to all
camps, Government organizations,
churches, private and semiprivate
agencies and civic groups, and will
be given to both unorganized and
organized groups upon request
through the D. C. Recreation De-
partment. For further information
call Mr.. Cole, Adams 2050, extern
sion II.
palm Beach Story"
"The Palm Beach Story" Preston
Sturges' comedy with Claudette Col
bert, Joel McCrea, Rudy Vallee and
Mary Astor, comes to the Capitol
screen on February 4, 1943. This,
the first Sturges for the new year,
is said to be one of his most anus
ing film ideas-and not the least
surprise of the picture Is the per-
Torrance given by Rudy Vallee, not
as the vagabond lover but as young
man with most of the money ex-
tant IN the world and all of the
Illustrations.
New March of Time.
The Navy and the Nation" the
March of Time subject, will be an
important addition to the Palace
program with Black Swan" start
ing this coming Thursday. Also on
the Palace program, Listen, Boys" "
the Carey Wilson short subject in
which Nostradamus' favorite pub
licity man examines with a mascu-
line eye) just what happens to the
proverbial ugly duckling when she
enrolls in one of those beauty
courses that guarantee transfor-
nation into a glamour gal in a
hurry.
Evening star., 1943-01-23

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Evening star., 1943-01-23

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-04-29
Youths DomuQe
Libby Airport
BY Auto Racing

1t turns out that recently num-
Der of Libby youngsters have got
ten to using the municipal airport
as an auto race track. This should
be stopped, says K. A. Klehm, SUI
pervisor of the Kootenai forest, the
forest crews having the job of
maintaining the airport field
In the first place, says Mr.. Klehm,
cars are not permitted on the field
In the second place, the youngsters
drive at high rates of speed over
the field and in turning sharp cor
ners in their racing they gouge out
ruts in the surface of the field
These make it dangerous for planes
to land and might result in seri-
Gus accident.
Keep off the airport field witr
your cars. 1t is not a driveway fol
autos.