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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
FAMILIES RELATED

Tho ErIclickis' two children
arc 10 Ann 8. and Esther 10.
Tho LukoWak, four children arc
Leonard, 10, an aIr cadet; Donald
-, Loretta. a.. and Cecilia. L..
Tho families arc remotely related
through marriage police sand.
BrIcIlciU. between soh~ told
police that last Monday ON The
0oor handle OF his automobile rr
found = note written hH Luko-
WAX and addressed 90 Mrs.
bloIlrtI which read.
Are YOU going 10 return
some 81 the last things I bought
Nnu or not. Id like TO know
soon cali or write before
ednc>daN this week.
You'll GIT YOURS
"Ny pet, YOU can be ~
careful ~ YOU mind, but ~ help
me Noull get Your medicine in
The end. | promise YOU"
ErzalIcii also toid ~ man,
'u'ac attempt, 10 break mp th.
affair between has wife and
.uho"ia>. including 2 compliant
fo mo officer superior a. tho
Conner station Once no said. ne
had beaten the pa'Toiman IN q
tavern.
In teal of tho threat, Brzcl.c4a
90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Walt Disney's Fantasia
Opens at the Madison
BY WALTER STEVENSON

AFTER TOURING the country
at roadshow prices Walt Disney's
great feature length production
Fantasia" returns In a slightly
abridged version TO dominate the
screen OF the Madison Theater this
week at popular prices.
Fantasia" retains all the charm.
Ilovliness and imagination OF a
Disney directed production. A few
changes have been made yet It's
entertainment value has not di-
unfinished one iota.
Because the musical score con-
tanned several of the worlds great
est compositions of classical music
and was performed by the Phlla-
Idelphia Symphony Orchestra under
the conductorship of Leopold Sto-
kowski, the original opus was
equipped with an elaborate sound
system called "Fantasound. "
This equipment has been dis
Icarded but Stokowski and the
orchestra. with Deems Taylor in
Producing each sequence, remain
as in the original. The result is
that this version tends 20 de-
emphasize the music and en-
phaSize the fantastic characters
created by Walt Disney.
Mickey Mouse as THE Sor-
Icerer's Apprentice will delight
all Disney fans. There are waves
OF laughs in the offing when
Mickeys troubles pile UP, bucket
after bucket.
Among other comical creatures
you'll enjoy are Hop-Low. the
ldiminuitive mushroom; Mile Upa-
nova. the ballet dancing ostrich;
Bacchus and his brawling donkey
who cavort with centaurs and
ccntauretteS, and Hyacinth, the
IipDO.
II YOU haven't seen the original
version Of Fantasia" YOU'D better
plan 10 see this one. Even II you
do not care for the music you'll
marvel at the fantasy which Dis
neg smplovz during the course Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Rumbard. tenor sax; Paulin e
Brady, drummer-gal and Roxanna
Lukas on the electric guitar.
Other band numbers include such
favorites as stormy Monday
Blues" and "One O'clock Jump"
featuring Miss Winburn, vocalist,
and pretty Helen Saene, saxo-
Phonist.
Evelyn MCGEE, vocalist with the
band, sends the audience with her
Jelly, Jelly Blues" and my De-
votion." Another soloist with the
band is Tiny" Davis, singing Mr..
Five by Five"
Sharing the billing with the In
ternational Sweethearts is Jackie
Nom" Mabley, billed as the fun
NEST woman in America" Her
hit tunes include "Git-to En-,
keeping En- Laughing" and Hit
That 1--WE, Jack"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
End Of Hornet
TeIenews Feature

DRAMATIC EPHOGUE TO the
story of a heroic aircraft carrier.
official films, featuring the new
programs at the Downtown and
Norwood TelenewS theaters, serve
as a fitting tribute TO a gallant
ship. Battered by waves of Jap
ZeroS, half of her crew working
on bucket brigade trying 10 extin-
guish dangerous fires, the Hornets
guns keep blazing 10 the very end.
Renewed warfare in the African
campaign brings more action
newSreels 20 the Telenews screen.
In advance of actual land warfare,
Allied bombing planes are filmed
az they pulverized the port OF
Tripoli
A Downtown special release
brings highlights of the heroic
Russian stand at Leningrsd. This
memorable siege is pictured by
Soviet News cameramen as one Of
the scoops Of the season.
Home front shots include the
winter graduation of West Point
Cadets. Air Cadet graduation exer-
ciseS in New York: Commando
training at Fort Bragg, and ski
troop training at Camp Hale.
Both Downtown and Norwood
present an exclusive Detroit show
ing of the British short subject,
I"Ferry Pilot"
Norwood also presents the latest
issue of March of Time. Titled
Navy and the Nation" this issue
brings the inside story Of the
civilian cooperation behind our
nations navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Worries about war and income
taxes took a holiday for those
fortunate enough TO see and hear
Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience"
last night at the Cass Theater.
The cast was well chosen and
for the most part in good voice
and the tunes were light and
catchy The audience showed its
appreciation by calling for en-
cores on virtually every number.
This is the kind Of escape"
material war-work weary Detroit
erS need. Although not so well
known as THE Mikado" or The
Pirates Of Penzance," Patience"
has the charm and verve Of all
Gilbert and Sullivan productions.
The opera lifts the audience
clear out Of the present TO an
all but forgotten day and presents
delightfully."- zany picture of life
in nineteenth century England.
GOOD COMEDY
The comedy sketches are plenti-
ful and were in capable hands last
night. The contagious spirit of
fun that marks Patience seemed
10 inspire the cast and II soon
spread to the audience which was
in high good humor all evening.
Particularly well chosen for
their parts were FlorenZ Ames, as
the sham poet, and Catherine
Judah as Lady Jane. the lovelorn
lady OF massive proportions and
plain face. Miss judah brought
down the house with a comedy
sketch in which she made the mo-
tions of playing bull fiddle while
the man in the orchestra did the
actual playing.
Petite June Winters. in the title
role, and Marjorie Hayward as
Lady Angela, sang exceptionally
we'll. Among the male singers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

what has been called his greatest
technicolor production"
Second feature on the Madison
billeis The Great Gildersleeve, "
starring Harold Peary with Jane
Darwell and Detroit's own Freddie
Mercer Peary, if you will recall,
is the man who makes all those
groaning sounds on a popular "a
do program. AS far as this picture
is concerned. Glidersleeve should
be heard and not seen. The film
offers Freddie Mercer q chance 10
his singing, talent which
local fans know he possesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Patience Popular
Fifth Offering at Cass

Morton Bowe and Robert Eckles
were outstanding. Voices in all
the principal roles were unusually
good for this type OF production.
POPULAR OPERA
patience" is the kind OF opera
that can be enjoyed by any
audience which likes music and
understands the English language
Perhaps it is a symbol of the
close ties that bind England and
America for, although the comedy
and theme are typically English
they are readily understood and
enioYed by American audiences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Swe e+hea arts Top
Paradise Bill

THE INT RNATIONA
SWEETHEARTS OF RHYTHM, +"
an all-girl orchestra, opened
yesterday on stage of the Paradise
Tbeater.
Anna Mae Winburn leads the
girl band with a sizzling arrange
ment of "Sargum Switch" and
"Swanee River" featuring Jackie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

code Of get
ting along
with people
without irri-
tating them.
w h o h g r
you hold your
fork upside
down, like a
spear, or right
side up, like
a shovel is A
minor matter.
n o b o Il Y
cares m NC h
how you hold
your fork, as
long as you
don't act like
a pig about il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Jack Pickering
Here
-
and
Now

With ali due honor 10 Emily
Post, isn't il about time some
body wrote a new etiquet book
and brought il up TO date?
When you get to fundamen-
tails. etiouet is the science, or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
ALWAYS COME BACK

The first thing Aherne discovers
is that all the tenants have been
victims OF a black-mailer. who is
supposedly the murdered man. But
il seems that the criminal hasn't
vacated. and does the proper thing
by returning TO the scenes OF his
crime.
IT has plenty Of eerie moments,
Heightened by a good smattering
OF amusing dialog
Brian Aherne'S air is a little
forced, but Miss Young, is per-
fectly delightful.
Sidney Toler, Blanche Yurka,
Gale Sondergaard and Lee Patrick
have the chief supporting roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
FAMILIAR HAUNT

Loretta Young and Brian Aherne
take over the Greenwich Village
digging OF my Sister. Eileen"
only TO find that the premises have
taken on much grimmer quality
in "a Night To Remember, the
fright-farce on the same bill.
The place. for example, is more
completely furnished, even 10 a
body in the bath tub, all Of which
starts novelist Aherne on the track
of new plot which he intends 10
use in his next story.
The whole rooming house teens
with strange things including a
turtle that gets around faster than
most OF the characters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Michigan
Jumps for
Woody

Woody" seems 10 he the swing
fans reaction to the presence OF
Mr.. Herman and his band at the
Michigan where they opened new
stage show Friday, along with the
Glenn Miller Singers, the Mod
ernaires and Marion Hutton.
We're afraid the prolonged
tootling of a clarinet. the blast of
brass and the tommy-gun tat-tat-
tat of the traps doesn't reduce US
quite 10 the state Of SpecchleSS
wonder in which we found most
of yesterdays audience, but we
must report that Mr.. Herman. has
a very popular band. plays SenSa-
tisnal clarinet and sings pleas
antIy enough in a sort OF yodeling
fashion.
His organization also boasts sew
eral excellent individual musicians,
like Vido MusSo, the saXophoniSt,
and frankie Carlson, the drum
mer.
There is also corn-bred en-
semble, the Woodchoppers, who
T get together on Die Fuehrer's
Face" and beat il 10 death. Also
] he has a good girl tnlmpeter. who
looks just a little scared. sitting
there surrounded by all those Wild
musicians.
HOT AND SWEET
The band offers both solid stuff
like Amer" and sweet like Star
dust" of which ne has a partic-
Iularly effective arrangement.
There are couple OF clever
acts with Eunice Hesly. that crisp
little tsp-dancing star with the
lovely legs and Pat Henning.
very funny fall-on-his-face kind OF
comedian, who gets a little too
vulgar Al times. His patter. how
ever, and his representations. are
/ for the most part very funny.
/ After this is all over. Marion
Hutton. the bouncing blonde who
used 10 sing with Glenn Miller
comes out with the Modernaires
and jumps for 1--WE through things
like Kalamazoo" which Incl
dentally this group originated in
the picture, Orchestra Wives"
TUNEFUL START
Phil Brestoff and the Michigan
orchestra get things off 10 tune
{ ful start with a Cole Porter med
ley. playing all those things you
/ like so we'll.
Altogether YOU can't say that
the Michigan isn't giving you
enough stage entertainment for
your money. Were wondering il il
isn't almost too much.
On the screen. Alan Ladd re-
turns, gun in hand. dead-pan on
face, reappears I'm another melo-
drama patterned along the lines
of his first two offerings.
This time he Is a deserter from
the army who gets a change of
heart when ne comes face TO face
with a gang OF saboteurs and spies.
! on HIS OWN
He still figures that society Is
his enemy. but he can't stand the
idea OF Axis racketeers,, horning
in on his country's plans so he
goes about settling difficulties in
his own Lone Wolf fashion.
He has a wonderful character
with him in an old gin-sodden bag,
who adopts" him and causes him
no end OF trouble.
The climax of the chase comes
in some very exciting scenes in a
botanical garden, the breeding
grounds OF the spies.
Helen Walker is the new girl,
but you know Ladd He hasn't
time for that monkey business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Films in Review
Aircraft
Gamblers
At State

UNI OF OOk AIkCkAf L ID
MISSING" but the story comes
back safely on the new Palms.
State bill
This is a sort Of English "Des-
perate Journey" with a crew of a
bomber, brought down behind Ger
man lines. trying TO make its way
back to England.
The British. conservatively
enough, take their escapes little
more seriously than Enrol Flynn
and his comrades did. with the re-
suit that this picture is perhaps
more tense, and definitely more
tedious.
Actually this crew lands in Hol-
land where they find the people
so helpful that it would seem the
whole nation is willing 10 stick its
neck out TO help six fliers thumb
their noses at the NaZis.
EASY DOES 1T
We have no doubt that there
are many sympathetic agents in
the Low Countries, but that they
have perfected an underground
railway rs simple as this one,
seems rather incredible.
The route they take Is almost
suspiciouSly devoid of any Ger
mans. OF course, most OF the
Nazis have their hands full in
Russia and Africa. but the boys
here have Dutch treat getting
around 10 church, to banquetS and
nice coy little apartments.
Godfrey Tearle and Eric Port
man, the leaders of this bomber
crew and the fight sequences dur
ing the first part Of the picture,
are most realistic.
THE LADIES AID
or course, there is a girl, who
helps them regain their freedom.
Pamela Brown plays supposedly
NaZi synpathiZer, who can give
greater aid under the cover of her
assumed opinions.
It's been quite q while since
any one has turned up with the
story about woman of the "Dia-
mond Jim" era who has a pen
chant for gambling, but We knew
we wouldn't have TO wait long.
LUCKY TURN
In THE Silver Queen" on the
same State bill. we are brought
face ts-face with Priscilla Lane, a
little debutante, whose fathers
fortunes fall in the crash and who
takes TO cards TO pay off all the
debts.
She goes West after her father
dies of poor financial circulation
and the next thing we know she
owns the biggest gambling palace
/ in San Francisco.
I She has a fiance, Bruce Cabot
back East TO whom she keep,
sending money TO pay off hel
fathers debts. For a girl who i,
such a smart poker player. Miss
Lane herein doesn't show much
sense.
NOT so SMART
We didn't like the looks oil
Cabot when he first flashed on
the screen and we wouldn't have
sent him a confederate nickel with
bonded bank messenger. but Miss
Lane has George Brent TO distract
her and so she doesn't keep heI
mind on the business the way she
should.
You sec, Cabot has been using
all the money she sends him &c
develop a mine he stole from her
father. we told you so. And con.
sequently Mr.. Brent has to come
to the rescue, knock MIR. Cabot
down and pick Miss Lane UP where
he left off. Period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

There's nothing very cOmpli-
Gated about any of this It's
lust common sense. but that's
all etiquet Is, anyway. Etquet
shouId be adjusted 20 at the sit
uation. Going by q set of rules
IL the bunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

So, lady, remember that you'll
keep cat OF other passengers
way land save your own feet
from being trOd upon II you
will move TO the back of the bus.
When the bus driver shouts,
step back In the coach" he
isn't being bossy. He knows his
etiquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Standing at somebody's front
door and keeping him there with
the door open--it might not have
been so bad a year ago. but with
fuel rationing it's mighty bad
manners now! Long, pointless
telephone conversations are bad
manners and bad patriotism in
wartime. Nor can we say much
In favor Of a person who accepts
an extra cup Of coffee with
sugar. too, probably and then
dnnSn [ drink n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Next time you find the aisle
OF your bus all clogged up, take
a look and find out why. Four
times out of five you'll find a
woman in a beaver coat hanging
onto the handrah for dear life
and effectively blocking the
aisle.
Poor thing. II isn't her fault.
It's all She-c do 10 stand up
in a Swaying bus. let alone pay
attention 10 anybody else. So
she hangs on grimly. and prob
ably never knows why she gets
all the dirty looks that come her
way In her ignorance. she just
doesn't know how 10 behave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Or suppose you are In n cab
sret and some acquaintance in
siStS on buying you a drink. You
don't want a drink. or you know
that you have had enough
already, but your friend Is going
70 feel hurt il you refuse his
hospitality. What are you going
TO do7
Maybe you know what kind OF
wine goes with FISH. and which
with beefSteak. but II doesn't
help YOU in thts situation. Just
saying No" no matter how po-
ltely. won't do il, either.
But ask any waiter or bar
tender what II means when
somebody orders "A bottle OF
Mountain Valley" It's a polite
way OF letting your friend buy
you drink but YOU avoid the
alcohol. The waiter brings you
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

There are lots of other prob
lens, though, that could be an
swered in an etiquet book and
be useful. but nobody has both
cred 10 write the book.
Take buses. 4 lot Of people
who are riding buses now don't
know how 10 do II properly.
II IL usually the obviously
well-bred---or at least we'll
heeled--passengers who has the
worst manners. The shabbier
ones, who have ridden buses all
their lives, have the best man
nerS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

We could even apply this 10
the old argument about whether
10 give, up your scat in A street
car. It's our opinion that being
female doesn't automatically en-
title anybody 20 a scat. But any
body who looks unduly tired, or
is loaded with bundles, or trying
90 KEEP track Of a youngstsr-he
can have ON seat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

There's the matter Of sharing
rides. Yesterday neighbor
picked me up--Roy ID. Thayer.
who lives only a block away, yet
I didn't know him and he didn't
know me. That's the city for
you9
Times are different" he re-
marked. land you have 10 for
get some Of your inhibitions
about Offering rides tn people.
Why. last Tuesday I picked up
four people and took them down
town.
Zone of them said, Are you
related 10 Barbara Thayer"
Barbara Is my daughter, and
this WAS n friend OF hers. So
you never can tell"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
FIGHTING AGAIN

His callouSneSS and all-consum-
ing greed finally bring him 10
blows with Scott in one of those
Spoilers" fights deep down a
mine shaft and while this is the
climatic battle of the picture, il
is. by no means. the first. There
is wonderful brawl in a theater
early in The film, in which every
body. but Dietrich gets knocked
for loop
Frank Craven. chemist, who
is anxious 10 discover medicinal
and pharmaceutical properties ir
coal derivatives, does a sort oil
Our Town" narrative which is
very effective and which keeps the
interest, which might lag il IL hac
TO depend on the dialog, UP
throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
By CHARLES GENTRY
Pittsburgh
Tough Tale
At Fox

mining dcllOn clears away you III
find Pittsburgh at the Fox is
two-fisted melodrama which is
well worth the watching. Besides
that, il is teamed with a very
amusing murder mystery, "A
Night To Remember" while h
makes this new bill a nicely con-
trasting combination.
pittsburgh" is a tough tale of
men who helped 10 make the city
the coal capitol of America. Prin-
cipal interest lies in John Wayne
and Randolph Scott, two miners
who fight and scheme their way
up 10 the top.
Ordinary workers in a colliery,
both are goaded into making
something OF themselves by the
scorn of a beautiful Polish girl,
known 10 her intim a ties as
"Hunky" and as Marlene Dietrich
to her fans.
Wayne is really the most ag-
gresslve of the two. His ambit ton
knows no bounds and is strictly of
a personal order. Scott. on the
other hand, has ideas OF lettering
c on d / ions and wages OF the
miners but stiff they remain
friends, until Wayne iilts Dietrich
TO marry the daughter of the
owner OF a steel manufacturing
plant, of which he later becomes
head of the board of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

LATE SHOW TONITE
Last showing "Night 20 Remember" 1o;5s
Last showing pittsburgh" I2:29
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

When you accept a ride. re-
member that there is etiquet for
YOU 10 observe, too. Don't hint
that il would be nice If the
rlde-elver can take you an extra
block or two. Gasoline Is pre-
cious. Just ask what streets he
is driving on. and get out wher-
ever is nearest for you.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-10
Buy a Lot Today At
Fall Mountain Lake

You should make your selection at
once, whether you wish to build a
camp, bungalow, or picnic with
benches or fire places after your
days work or week ends, for the
present or future. Choice lots are
going fast, and you can buy large
wooded lot on improved roadway
with as little as $40 down, $500
weekly, at this springfield lake para
disc. Also small bungalow can be
bought with $49.50 down, balance
easy payments. Several months Of
beautiful weather ahead, and in
the winter you have skating skiing
and sleighing. Come out today and
look around. Office open daily until
dark. Drive out Wolcott st. (Route
69) to Allentown Road. Turn left
following arrows to lake.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-10
Auction
Auctions
PTTRTIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION
To be sold at Public Auction, the
entire contents and equipment OF
the Woodbridge Country Club,
woodbridge, Conn.,, on Route ia,
Ansonia Road, and mile and a half
from Westville center.
Auction to be held SATURDAY,
Sept. 18th. Starting at 11:0O a. m.
Rain or Shine.
Listing in part Worthington
Mower Co. Golf Chief Tractor, dual
tries (194D, Toro Tractor, dump
body, dual tires: Toro 5 unit Fair
way Mower, Spiker, 100 All steel
Lockers, Frigidaire, 10 cubic feet,
practically new a Holmes heavy duty
restaurant Range Oil Burner, with
blower, 2 Toro hand Putting Powers
with transports, all steel Golf Bag
lockers, I.L.G. IS" Exhaust Fan,
Cash Register, 100 Chairs, Tables,
Lounge Room Furniture, maple;
Rugs, Benches, Wicker Furniture,
Porch Furniture, Silverware, Dishes,
Pots and Pans Shovels. Pickaxes,
Rakes and other Tools. Many other
items too numerous TO mention.
CARL w. HARTMANN
Auctioneer wallingfcrd. Conn.
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