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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Major lie que
Standings

Games behind leader.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at New York.
Cleveland at Boston
Chicago AT Philadelphia.
st. Louis At Washington. night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Gamcs behind leader
TUESDAYS RESULTS
80 games scheduled
WEDNESDAY OAMTS
Sew York At CnIcAEo
Brooklyn az Pittshufeh
Philadelphia 81 Cincinnati. niEh
Boston at 81. Louis, niEht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Berry Has Rival

Speaking Of Berry, the Tiger
sec Is biting his finger n a S
since Gabe Paul, the sec. OF the
Cincinnati Reds and a rival of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Tiger Pitching Records
By Edgar Hayes
LIE GREAIER GAVE By Edqa- Hayes
GOLFER THOMr Jon GETS PROMOTION

Lewisburg. Pa, and former Kala-
mazoo Industrial League player,
has been named coach of the Fort
Sheridan WAAC softball team.
The largest Softball program in
the world is being organized AT
Great Lakes -. II will be under
the direction OF 1t Cmdr. Alden
w Thompson. head of the recrea-
ton program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Rally Beats Spsrtans

KALAMAZOO, May rs - Five
runs scored in the sixth gave
Western Michigan a so victory
over Michigan State yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
2d Place at Stake
Tigers Can Share II # They Beat Yanks Today and
Browns Whip Senators
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK, May "a With
second place at stake the Tigers
engage the Yankees at the Yankee
Stadium here today IN the first Of
a threc-game series.
II successful in outwittinG the
weather man. IL Will be the first
meeting of the season between the
two clubs, the rival clans Of Steve
ONclll and joe Mccarthy having
been washed out four days IN a
row I'm Detroit recently.
Paul DIZZY Trout VIII pitch
for the Tigers today, seeking ms
fifth victory against one defeat.
With the possibility of the
Browns trimming the Senators, a
win for Detroit today would pitch
the Tigers and Yankees into a
deadlock for second place. Should
the Red Sox turn back the Indians
the Tigers would trail the league
leading ClevelanderS by only p
half game. the race IS that tOrrid
CAN TUMBLE, TOO
BY losing. the Tigers could tum-
BILE into a tie with the Athletics
If Connie Mack'S men should lch
the White SoX And a win for the
Sox would move Jimmy Dykes
lads ahead Of the MaCks. Witt
the Red SoN only five and one-hali
games behind the Indians II Is
blanket race
The Yankees, Stunc nv a dlsma
showing ON the Cluh.S I 9 c n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
SHOULD GO OVER

-Andy'S new gun club should 60
over with bang literally Not
only because ne owns plenty OF
guns. but because Mrs. Harold
S pears Of Dearborn has been
c1apfNr' cor.uf~l-,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
DIFFERENT STORY

Where defeat has made the
Yankees a better draw al the box
office, il has affected the New
York Giants in quite a different
fashion. The Giants, after taking
IA four-game plastering from the
world champion st. Louis Cardi-
nails. will face the Chicago Cubs
today TO fight IL out for seventh
place in the National League The
Cubs were dumped into the cellar
by the Giants al the Polo Grounds,
but even with all the loud threats
Iof revenge from the west, II
doesn't appear likely that a
battle for seventh place will prove
vastly appealing.
The Giants, however, seem
headed for better luck. Ernie
SChnozzola) Lombardi reioinS the
club today after being called to
California through the death of
his father. Sid Gordon has re-
covered fully from recent attack
of influenza and Napoleon Reyes
has snapped a pulled tendon into
place and will be injected into the
Lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
MutueZs, CROWDS Swell Tracks Fund Gifts
10 Pass
$4,000 Mark in Q
First Donation
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Indications now are that the De-
troit Racing Association will pass
the $4,000 mark in its first gift
of the season to war relief funds,
General Manager Edward p.
Strong said today.
Officials collected S10,376.55 for
relief funds from gate admissions
when more than 10000
persons damned the stands,
Strong said. The management will
add admissions for the next three
Saturdays and Memorial Day.
May 81. 1t was first anticipated
the amount would reach $35, 900.
"This will be our first gift"
Strong said. Later In the 73-
day meeting we will announce
further plans"
The tracks gifts exceeded
SS7 600 last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
RECORDS DOOMED

Attendance and mutuel records
appear certain 10 be broken At the
meeting. assuring war relief funds
OF strong support. In addition 10
the competition between top-fiight
horses. the Jockey competition Is
beginning 10 attract interest.
Paul Keeper, who scored with
four winners on the opening pro-
gram. is leading the field with six,
Just one ahead of Clyde Turk. the
30-year-old veteran who came IN
from the Pacific Coast.
Johnny Adams. champion rider
Of the United States last season.
has four winners.
Adams. Turk and KEEPER each -
bagged doubles yesterday, Johnny
Imalor victory coming on the
Bomar Stables public choice, Lit
tie Wizard, in the $500 William
| Huh purse.
There WASH any question about
this 3-year-old son Of Grand Slam
being the best of the siX-horSe
field when AdmaS brought hun 10
the finish Of the SIX furlongS eight
lengths m front Of +. J. Talbert's
Sahoteur. with Star Blen another
length back for the show.
a switch from the 43-year-old
Buddy EnSor 10 Adams helped
bring strong mutuel support.
WINS THE FIRST
Adams other triumph was
'astride MoSely and Crump's Air
Beauty IN the frS, race when the
I3-year-old CaTlarIS filly caught the
turing paCcsctter, Darby Doc. 10
WIN By neck.
Turk scored on {. a ONeil's
Irresistible at S1t2O IN the second
and Mrs. George Allen Trave at
50 m the fourth.
KEEPER knocked of the 6-5 IA
vorIte, Black Raider, by half
, length IN the fifth race with Swell
| Chance a. S. and came back with
! 'Arlac IN the seventh 10 lead Agri-
cole and three others home by
eight Lengths.
r Most important race Of the day
5 to Douglas brennan, however, was
1 the last IN which this youngster.
who rdcs Tor the Tall Trees Sta
bles. won ms first event before a
& homo town crowd
He Gld u on ScrooCe. which
shocked lot Of racegoers by los
ing when ne went 10 the post al
Ia favorlte opening day.
FANORITE SECOND
The Dearborn Stables Albno
went away favorlte this time. but
the hest he could do was tra(
{ SCrooge home by six lengths.
Black Raiders second success
Sive defeat IN as many starts here
= a> A heavy favorite didn't dscour.
= age the haliermen. Although they
-lpasscd hum Up for 81 900 in ms last
AF-IF.,rht riatv0nA D I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
ALL PUNCHED

The Washington Senators are
but IL games behind the leader,
and the Tigers lag by two CON
tests. Just three games behind
are the Philadelphia Athletics.
and hot on their heels are the Chi
cago White Sox. 3la games in the
rear, with the st. Louis Browns
in the same spot. Only 5la games
separate the Boston Red Sox from
the first place Indians. and the
BoStonlans are already turning on
the steam, having won their last
/ four out Of seven contests.
The Yankees have been fighting
lrain. poStponementS and batting
SlumpS. They have been sitting
around hotel Hobbies while their
timing walked through the re-
Ivoking door. They had whitfield.
Ifumbled and stumbled ever since
they left New York for the west.
And now, in addition 10 these
plaques. they have the toughest
fight on their hands since Miller
|Huggins' gang edged out the
Browns by one game in 1922 But
ut is an uneXplainable fact, aC-
cordlng 10 the experts, that the
fans will take TO this bunch OF
beleaguered players better thar
they did in the days Of easy hol-
low victories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
FANNED : TIMES

Gordon famed seven times dur
ing the teams seven games on
the road. SIX Of which they lost,
including their last four. In the
first month of play, Gordon has
struck out 10 times. he batted a
pathetic :167 on the tour. How
ever, Charley Keller, Nick Etten
and Johnny Lindell have b c n
meeting the ball well.
Besides lack Of power AZ plate,
the Yankee defense was more or
less haywire And the pitching has
not been all that IL was cracked
up 10 be
For instance. Ernie Bonham IS
sued Is bases on balls IN SIX games
this year, whereas he passed only
q IN all OF the 1912 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
TAKFS \ COURSE

Frank Moore former high rsnk-
lng professional golfer. is taking a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
photo nv Times stan photographs

Western trip. threaten 10 bounce
back. making the Tigers the goats
for what happened IN Cleveland
and other cities tn an Detroit,
where Mccarthy and company
spent the days IN the hotel lobby
and picture shows.
Joe Gordon goat Of the World
Series last fall because Of his poor
play against the Cardinals, also
was the goat OF the road trip
The once brilliant Gordon is TAX
ing raps for being the top con-
spIrator in the clubs loss Of first
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Yankees Fight
To End Worst
Slump in Years
nv JOHN EASTMAN

<F}E YORK. MAY 20 Although
tEr Sew York Yankees returned
from then recent western tour
minus the American League lead
they had held since May ., 1912,
they viii face the Detroit Tigers
fod4y 4> team destined - i'm
prove 40 the box office. For the
Yankees nov have color and
depth. they arc no longer a great
machine plodding along 10 shall
low victories. hat a scared be
mdjIed bali club fighting 10 StaNe
of failure
I'm addition 20 crumblIng de
lculNrlY against the Cleveland
Indians. who pounded them IN a
.ihrec-gamo series. the Yankees
have been throwing troubled
glanCos over their shoulders at
what looks 10 be the greatest pen
uant race m the history of the
American League.
The NankS are but one game
behind Cleveland The prospects
would be much more encouraging
DO the rest of the pennant con-
tenders we're spread out. but the
remaining six clubs are punched
like a pack of fercely strainlng
race horses.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Sundays Program
High Lights

WBV, 1880 a.n.--Inviia'ion TO Learning
John Donnes poems discussed by Clifton fad
man. Louis UntermeYeF and others.
Wpc, 700-chitago Round Table: BEHIND
The Labor Crisis" Norman Thomas Leo Cherne
and Raleigh Stone.
WWDc, 300-Third RoEeman; Gen. Jane,
{. hagea, Surgeon General Of the United States
hrmY-"hore Deadly Than BuIIsis."
WIsV, 3.00-Nsw York Philharmonic: John
coriaIiano plays Dvoraks Violin Concerto in 4
Minor, R. Strauss Don Juan also programmed
by Fritz peiuer
WKAl, 3;i5-Wake Up America: Would
Freedom From Want Create Better World"
WRc, 430-NBc Symphony Tcsesnlni con
tludes his Brahms cycle with the Requiem,
with The Westminster Choir. Herbert Jansen
and Vlvien della Chiesa.
WIN, 4;30-Refreshmeuf Time: Also lem
pIeion, Jan peerce.
VOL, 5:O0-The Shadow: THE Eyes o.
Dealt"
WRc, 7OO-Jatk Benny: From Fort 6sorg'
6. Meade.
! WhAL, 7:30-0uiz Kids: Sister Kenny o
Australia is guest.
| WJN, 730-Ws the People: Detroit at Wal
is depicted by Ernst Eyer, inventor, and Others
Wpc, S;00-eharIis Mccarthy: A full hou
tonight, with II. Gen. Joseph heNaney, Dor
Ameche and others as guests.
VOL, 8;0o-Amsritan Forum: Paying To-
the Wr-Represenia'yes Wesley Disney o
Oklahoma, Frank Carlson Of Kansas, John kur
dock Of Arizona and Jerry voorhis Of California
| WhAL, 8:30-Santium Mysteries "Ths
Hound Of Death, Tho one that hasn't heav
about meailes tuesdays.
/ WJN 9;00-Lsieners Digest: Claude Rain
in The French Underground"
VITAL, o:00-Waisr Wnthell: Returned.
WJSV, o30-Fred Allen: Alfred Hitchcock
Hi Low Jatk and Dame, are ouesis.
/ WRC, i0;00-HOur Of Charm: Salute II
Jerome Kern.
VOL, i0:00-Ths Is Our Enemy A iypta
Russian village under N8z conquest.
WRC. ti;30-UHIimited Horizons InfantiIt
paraI IY5is is the theme.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK
Monday.

Monday.
WINK, 7:4S-FedersI Index First Of new
series conducted by William hsneih,
WDc. 80O-tavsItade Of Amerlta: Ralph
BeIIamy in Flying Tigers"
WIN, 8;0O-yox Pop: To Admiral Faua
gut Academy.
WWDc, 8:45-Your Government 7. {.
Mooney. Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue., on Your Income Tax and Nine"
WkAL, o:00-CounierspY: Cracks case In home
town.
WRt, 9O0-Donald Voorhees' Orchestra:
Lawrence Tbbeti is guest
WHV, 9:00-Rado Theaier; loan BIonde
and Alan ladd in This Gun for Hire"
WRC, t0:00-Contentet Program Music OF
The United Nations.
WNhL, iO;t5-Grade Fields saIuts5 her
homeland.
WRc, iO;3O-Robet P. Patterson, Undenet.
retsry Of Wsr; War Production"
VITAL. t0:30-basin Street Society: Helen
0'toune now regular song5tress.
VOL, il:t5-Hubetus Van Hook The Meth.
erIands Minister Of Colonies: The Conquered
Nations"
tuesday.
WIN. S;0O-lights Out; 0boler's The Pro-
jsciiw kr. Doroan."
/ VOL, 8;t5-A Year Of RaiIroading: Forum
discussion, speakers including Maj. Gen. Charlie.
B. Cross Chief Of the Transportation Corps
United Statss Army, and Representative Clarence
! F. Lea.
WMAL, 8;30-Duffys Tavern; Billie Burke
guest.
WISV, 8:30-A JoIson: Monty WooIIey
guest.
WRr, 9:00-BattIe Of Sexes Male vs. female
commentators, . battle royal.
WhAl, q:00-JurY Trials; Plantation staying
VOL. 9;30-kurder Clinic; E. {. Bentley
The Sweet Shot"
WRt, i000-Bob Hope Show With Bin!
Crosby for War bonds.
WISV io;0o-onY Yesterday; VIyIsnns So
gal. guest.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

City. She has been on stage and
screen since babyhood When she
was Is movies began calling her a
star" At that time she was known
as Dawn ODay. While playing the
Green Gables picture the young
actress fell so in love with the name
OF the heroine, Anne Shirley, that
she legally adopted it for her own.
She married John Payne, the actor,
IN 1887. In 1910 a daughter was
born to them. Several months ago
the marriage went on the rocks.
Eloquent of the sort of film career
Anne seeks to escape by means of
the sex flash is list of her pictures,
which include "MLisS." Girls
School" Anne Of Windy Poplars."
FINISHING School" and, of course,
Anne of Green Gables"
Even such roles as that of the
wife in All That Money Can Buy"
have held her up as a lady who
couldn't match feminine allure with
sirens such as Simone Simon,
And then came the Powers pic-
ture, full of beautiful models. with
Anne singled out as the only one
VINO didn't reveal all the epidermis
Mr. Hays would allow!
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-01-24

WhAl, iO;3O-This Nation at War; A tank
attack"
WI5V, t0:30-charles P. Taft, Assistant Di.
rector Of the 0DHWS, on Family Health Of
AmeTita"
Wednesday.
WJSv, S:30-Sammy Kaye opens new series
with Red Barber; Ed Archie Gardner Is quest.
VOL, 8;30-Two Cities Quiz: Baltimore VS..
Washington.
WRc, 9;00-Eddle Cantor; Rudy yaIIse and
Jimmy Ntzhugh,, guests.
VOL, 9;t5-CarnivaI: IIka Chase as to.m.t.
WhAL, o:30-SpoiIlghi Band; Another In
The parade
WRt. 9:3O-hr. D. A.; A knaye who stole
some paris
WJ5v, t0:00-Musit Moments; Former zsg.
field stars in selections from Kens Sally"
thursday.
WINK, 8O5-tapital Motoring: An Arlington
traffic Official on Safety in Arlington County"
WMAL, 8;30-Town Meeting; Can Good
Living Standards Be Assured Americans After
The War" discussed by businessmen and etc.
nomisis
WBy, 8;30-VaIey Days: A toniraT.mlnded
pioneer.
WRC. 9;30-Rudy VaIIse; Ransom Sherman
again.
WEv, o:30-Stacs Door tantsen Sophie
Tucker, George JssseI, Anita Louise and Barry
Wood.
WRC, i0:00-Abbofi and Costello: With
Monty WoolleY.
WBV, I0:30-james |. Fly, chairman Of The
FEC, addresses radio engineers.
! Friday
VOL, 730-This Woman's Army Weekly
WAVES recruiting program.
| WJSV, 8;30-Thn Man: lnfantile paralysis
story.
WNAL, 8;30-hset Your Navy: The blue
Jackets Of Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
| WWDc, 8:45--your Government and Nine;
]. Edgar Hoover, director Of tho fBi, on wal
activities Of tho FDI.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
And Now the Morons
Begin to Get Corny
HOLLYWOC

Moron stries continue to be
popular on the sets. All the
| actors are trading in their fa-
vorite ones.
Bing Crosby and Dorothy La
mour were comparing theirs
and from Bing came the one
about the two morons in an
airplane when it started fall
| ing. "Whew," said one, that
was a close shave!" What do
you mean, close shave? We're
still falling" said the other
moron. Sure replied the
first, but you don't know how
close 1 came to forgetting our
f1rst-aid kit"
Dorothy responded with the
moron who walked UP to the
theater cashier and said, How
much does it cost to get in?"
"We charge so cents downstairs
and 25 cents upstairs" said the
cashier. Il see" said the moron,
"and what's the name of the
picture that's showing up.
stairs?"
North American Newspaper Alliance,)
Evening star., 1943-01-24
No Longer Known
AS That Fat Man

Full-fledged star ranking has been
awarded by Jack L. Warner, execu-
tive producer of Warner Bros. Stu
dos, to Sydney Greenstreet, who
has made four pictures in the short
time he has been in Hollywood.
THE Maltese Falcon" his first
film. brought Greenstreet his initial
Hollywood fame, although he had 8
worldwide reputation as stage
actor. He repeated in Across the
Pacific and his work in the. soon
to-be-released "Casablanca" brought
the accolade Most of his current
fan mail is addressed to The Fat
Man" but Greenstreet expects this
will be changed when his name ap-
pears on marques for the first time
in BACKGROUND to Danger"
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Talent Lined Up
For Attack by Night

Fritz Lieber, Shakespearean star,
has been signed for a leading role
in Columbia's Attack by Night,
which co-stars Merle Oberon and
Brian Aherne. Also added to the
cast is Jess Barker, New York stage
leading man, who will complete his
first film role in MY Client Curley"
before reporting to Director Dorothy
Arzner. Harry Joe Brown is pro-
ducing from script based on Elliott
Arnold's story about the Com
mandos
Two technical directors have also
been signed for the picture. They
are Ernst Richter, who will handle
the military and German phases of
the story, and E. Vessel Klausen
who will supervise the Norwegian
sequences.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

three or four days to reach jack
sonville after leaving Carrabelle,
company officials said.
The pipe line has been under
construction 90 days, having been
picked up from its former location
in Texas and brought to Florida in
sections so that use of critical ma
terials would not be required.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

WBV, 9:O0-pIsYhouse; George Raft In The
Glass Key"
WRC, o;30-Psopls Are Funny: Moves 10 new
time.
WRC, i0:0O-Riges and Betty Lou: Ditto.
WhAL, i030-Unitsd States Coast Guard
Band: Weekly tontert serlss
WINK it:t5-Treasury Star Parade: siop
Of Czech resistance.
saturday.
WtN, 2;05-John 6. Winant, Ambassador
10 Britain, and Joseph {. Grew, eyAnbaHadoi
10 Japan, on Universities Wartime Job."
WhAL, 8;i5-Bosion symphony: schuber',
symphony No. 7, George Sell conducting.
WWDc, 9:00-BibIa Quiz Moves 10 new day
WRC, t000-Spofs NewNeeI; Col. stocp,
magic is guest sportsman.
Whkl, i0t5-Amsricsn douehbow Some
where in Brlt-in" salute President Roosevelt
on his birthday.
wv. iif5-Saturday Bondwaoon: Dave
Broeknan's Orchestra and a guest.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Miracle and Mystery
On Paramount Set

The miracle in 1.-THE Miracle of
Morgan's Greek" remains a secret
between Director-Writer Preston
Sturges and Paramount Executive
Producer B. G. DeSylva.
Every script issued by the Para
mount Studio ended with Sequence
K, which leads the stars, Betty Hut
ton and Eddie Bracken, up to the
unknown story ending and every one
has been waiting for Sequence L,
the final one, to see what the mir
acle' is.
To-day that final sequence was
released but the miracle" was not
revealed, Sturges has his miracle"
in Scene Is of Sequence L, and that
scene consists of one and a half
pages of blank paper.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Little Eddie Meets
A 6'-3" Blond

One long series of misfor-
tunes trails Eddie Cantor in
Thank Your Lucky Stars"
He's insulted by John Garfield,
socked by Dennis Morgan, out
witted by Joan Leslie, kidnapped
by Indians and chased by a
pack Of vicious dogs. Now he's
about to be slapped by a blond.
And what a blond She's 6
feet 8 inches tall. Her name
is Helen OFara, she's the
daughter of Henry Give, noted
illustrator, and while she's
every inch streamlined
beauty, it's evident there could
be dynamite in her slap.
Cantor is supposed to step
on the trailing train OF her
costume and unwittingly divest
her of her skirt. Then he gets
slapped.
Shall I slap him with my
right hand or my left?' Miss
O'Hara asks Director Dave
Butler.
"Immaterial," answers Butler.
"Just use the hand you can
hit hardest with
"OWw," means Cantor. AL
ready I see stars
Miss OHara chooses the left.
II lands flush on Cantor's
cheek. He teeters dizzily, shakes
his head to see If It's still on
his shoulders.
Next week" he comments,
she fights Joe Louis"
(NANA)
Evening star., 1943-01-24

aILile never WOulQ De aDIe 10 uO-
shackle herself from those namby-
pamby characters that are today
considered a drug on the modern
market. And yet today she is in a
fair way of doing so-by going all
out for sex
Annes big girl now-grown up
that is. She has legs and curves
and is conscious of the fact. The
Anne of Green Gables is memory
and Anne is convinced that her
memory fingered too long in the
seXless groove.
That, she told us yesterday, is
exactly why she took the film pro-
ducer into court because he insisted
upon substituting another girls legs
for her own in movie called Pow
ers Girl"
Keeping girl under wraps in a
picture like that" said Anne, lis
like pointing the finger and saying,
This one we have to keep covered
up because she has-er-defects "
For Career Reasons.
With Anne, the new desire to
fessional, box office complex. Other
- wise, she seems just as sweet as
when she was child actress Dawn
ODay.
Its for career reasons that l in
tend to be identified eventually as
lady with legs" Anne went on.
"a girl in my place may get along
wi fc 1slo
have my doubts. I don't think it
possible any longer for her to hit
the top without reasonable de-
gree of it."
RKO studio, to which Anne has
been under contract for nearly 10
years, is playing right along with
the actress. That's why she'll be
well displayed in the company's big
air saga, "Bombardier."
IT talked to the producer, Robert
Fellows, and to the director, Rich
ard Wallace, about that before we
started" Anne confessed. They
promised to see that my role would
= do something for me in sex way,
although there could be no bathing
suit or sun suit sequences In a
story of this nature.
Dialogue Is Pointed.
what they did was even better
than I expected. For example. some
dialogue was written which will call
attention to the new Shirley"
That dialogue, the script of Bonn
bardier" shows, is coupled with a
bit of business" between Randolph
Scott and Pat O'Brien when Pat
sees Anne for the first time.
He whistles, "Whee-e- whewl"
Anne gets it but puts on digni-
fed act, nomentarily, and Pat ex-
plains, IT was admiring your trajec-
tories"
Anne looks puzzled and Scott ex-
plains to her, "In military parlance,
traiectories are perfect curves!"
So the former gingham and pig
tail girl is pretty happy today with
future prospects. Thoia old roles
that got her no place soon will be
gone with the wind from a Bonn
bardier" propeller wash, which in
one scene does a bit of moulding of
shapely Shirley.
Served as Ingenue.
Anne was born Dawn Evelyeen
Paris on April II, 1918, in New York