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FLORENCE BROWNINGS wedding plans 49, like those
NJ all girls who marrying the armed forces.
been uncertain
Ringing IN when her Ned Rstchelor.. could
cot furlough
The only thing definite was the lovely wedding dress
80. and veil e.. reposluS AYERS Of tissue paper.
Ned called IN from Leonard Mnnd---tn that
he has Today huloush ....
The wedding Is taking place tomorrow afenoon....at
i'm the Crosse Ponte Memorial Church
Florence will attended sister-inls Mrs
Mcpherson Eddy Browning matron Of honor.
Nancy Bean Of GaIlpoIs. o. as maid Of honor.
A reception wedding will ne given by Nh and
Mrs MCPHERSON Browning parents of the hrdeeect..
81 the Crosse Pointe Club.
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Junior League With Mrs. Bourke

PROVISIONAL MEMBERS of the Junior League -. in
relays.
Will entertained Sunday night and Tuesday night
supper parties the residence OF the PRESIDENT.
Mrs Francis Rourke Rivard boulevard, Crosse Ponte
They being invited Inc officers. board Of
trustees and members Of the board.
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Continued on Page 16D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Under fiiP Skin. so sO Speak
If Actress Uses Fork
She's knitted q Rivol
by ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

started pehiscite Of the other week to find out
what profession the competition keenest and the
criticism most prolific.
found that portrait painters the toughest and most
critical mot the artist who admitted that
other artist could paint the side of barn without spelling the
roof.
Actors naturally and Jealous When you
actress eating with her fork it's because she has just
stuck the knife in another stars back.
When a dentist looks your old filings he
II don't know who did that. But do know that only his
thumbs belonged TO the union
That's also of uphoeres and interior decorators.
My wife had her entire shack done bet that the
day after It finished would cal rival concefn and
nc would order the whole thing rcvampCd.
Il was worse than tba The sight of tho other up
holstcrcrs work made sick he tainted. We put him
house and had pay all his bills for weeks
Less rivalry and bad feeling prevails between two prize
fighters in the ring than between two dressmakers.
millner asks where you got the hat you wear
into her store She knows YOU found 1t in barrel in blind
alley she takes gngery between two fingers and drops
II into a bowl Of disinfectant.
p, Fsfr~s
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exec. slim again after his long
exile in the ailing room.
Eddie Cantor's d laugh te r,
Marilyn, and y. Karson. art di-
rector Of the Music Hall, sigh
ing al the same moon.
CALLIES N OUR ALLEY:
- The ShopialkerS recalled the
time John Barry ore once
passed tho Lambs Club with a
colleague. The flag on the club
was a. half mast
Let's go in" said the COM
panlon.
why" asked John
"To find out who died" said
his pal.
"Oh, lets don't" sand Barry
more. wen only he disap-
pointed. It's never the right
one"
When Marc Connolly heard
that a certain Broadway pro-
Queer who is known for de-
vouring actorS) was tho father
Of A new child. Marc exclaimed
What j. ia boy--a girl--Or
a werewolf"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Three Kinds
OF Nervousness

The person who cant sit still
has never learned Srlf-control.
And as the years 20 BY. like
all habits this grows on hun
until he rs uncomfortable-to him.
self and 10 his associates.
II IS not quite SD true Of SEN
sorry nervousness: some people
are abnorn1aBy sensitive 10
lights and sounds: but this also
can be q matter Of ScJf-indul-
Ecncc and coddlng until il be-
comes so bad that il might as
vel. be a real disease.
II TIE treatment Of these poo
pie % Is utterly useless 10
apply any method Of treatment
except pSychothcrapy OF mental
healing
Drugs such as sodatvcs for
instance The hromides simply
bank the fires and prepare fox "A
worse condition as Tho effect
wears OF
Massage or other physical
methods Of treatment invariably
make the patient worse
c#rnaa, 1853 by Kin. F.su-,s
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tically the same as the 1912
autos.
However, one firm is all SET 10
get under way on a streamlined
car which will have innnumer-
able innovations including an
engine in the rear,
Read of man dying from oper-
alton for a Carbuncle. Nearly
died myself that way. Was
operated on twice for carbuncle
and not cured.
Then a famous New York doc
tor told me an operation for A
carhuncle was not necessary He
cured me without an operation.
HERMAN HUPFIELD. Ever
IL hear Of him?
He wrote the words and music
Of LAS Time Goes BY
This best seller of 1913 was
written in 1881.
Mr.. IIupfeld also wrote Let's
Put Out the Lights and Go to
Sleep Sing Som h in e
Simple" and when Yuba Plays
Rhumba on the Tuba. -
Katherine Brown. Film pro-
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RiOff. Browne
Terms Checked

confidence in the department Of
justice.
WE KNOW that the depart
w ment of justice can favor
one prisoner for reasons suffi.
cient to itself by keeping him in
mere detention" when he is
sentenced TO prison at hard
labor.
He can be sent to Alcatraz Sc
cretly for no reason at all.
1t is understood that Bioff
and Browne were used" before
a grand jury in New York to
obtain indictments against other
members of their underworld
mob in Chicago which were
handed down a few weeks ago.
Similarly, in their own case.
the department Of justice used"
Joseph Schenck, a tax-cheater
and perjurer, to indict and con-
vict them.
In return for that assistance,
SChenck was relieved of three
year sentence on one charge,
given one year on minor
charge and allowed to serve out
that year in seven months in
the country club at Danbury.
NOW, if the same process Is
~ followed in the case of Bioff
and Browne, they. too. may be
given lenient treatment.
This practice is all wrong.
1t should not be necessary to
make deals with criminals and
treat them as idle guests to
obtain evidence and testimony to
convict others.
If the FBI and the prosecutors
are as good as they profess to
be, they should be up TO the job
Of rounding up their own evil
dence.
That is what they are paid for.
Copyrighted by United Features synd., Inc.
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Herbert Hoover
Early Riser

BROADWAY Ballad: Among
~ other little things that hap
pen IN the Stork Club Is this lit
tie story about an ensign now
somewhere on the Pacific-and
a nice person named Harvey
Brown, who is a she.
Every time she happens into
the place, no matter with whom,
The orchestra has orders to play
the ditty. Remember me, "
II is the request of the young
ensign who once wrote Mr.. Bill
Kingsley:
IF you want TO help my mo-
rale please do this for me.
Every time she comes there
have IL played-and she'll know
I'm thinking of her"
MEMOS of a Midnighter: The
4I Junior Miss authors re-
iectcd Warmers offer Of $780,
coo
The kiss and Tell owners
are asking $35O,O0O.
Oklahoma the leading musi-
cal hit, wants 100000.
Betty Allen and her groom
are honeymooning again, while
waiting for Dancing IN the
Streets 10 be doctored.
Broadwayites hear rumors
that Bette Davis plans retire
mont at the end of the year.
X r. Stevens new and Scri-
Gus romance is named l.. Wig
gam a Warner writer.
Anna Stcn may make ncws
again soon, If the rumors from
the coast arc accurate.
The Hays office killed a
still photo OF one Of the BOYS in
This Is the Army'-for show
Ing TOO much leg
Tip 70 radio comics Red Skel-
ton. Bob Hope, q al: Radios in
most army camps are SllcnIed
al 10 o'clock.
Jack Benny's Rochester Eya-
gered considerable coin on his
Derby entry Burnt Cork.
BROADWAY ConfuciuS: "a
- Broadway Success Is A Gub
Who Can BE Kicked Hard III
The Pants And Still Stand On
His Feet
Copyright BY Daily Minor Inc.
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Better Health
BY Dr. Logan CIendenins
WHAT is nervousness
w u may for roryepteucc

WHAT is nervousness
w II may, for convenience, be
divided into three kinds motor,
senSory and mental
Motor nervousness Is eNcmpll-
fled by people who can't SIT still.
AS soon as they get some
place, they begin 10 fidget.
They do a panther act-Walk
up and down the room.
They are no sooner seated
than they want 10 60 out 10 the
pantry and get a drink Of water.
or they want 10 20 somewhere
and do something
They 20 10 mirror and adj
Just the tic
They stand on a corner and
all Of a sudden u occurs 10 them
that something IS wrong SO they
get out a comb and comb the
Old hair.
Another form is the trembier.
THE senSory types arc the pco-
l. pie who react violently 70
Impressions that come through
their five senses.
They start violently Al q sud
den noise
n They can stand too much
ght and they can stand too
much darkness.
Some OF them are ticklISh
The mental type OF nervous
neSS is eXcmpltled by the people
who ovcrrcaCt 10 the ordinary
experiences Of life
Ben Bolts friend. Sweet Alice.
was one OF these.
You remember She laughed
with delight when he gave her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
LOST GENERATION

II Cas orr World .. and 10 is
not today,
Pour then the mine and trim
the candles doWH,
1c iocre the fools Who blitheiy
~ lost our lCdy
And dumbiy played the charid-
tan and clOWH -.
cal for the fddier -. name the
Lazy Udlt=,
Speak Of the fragHe beauty
that has foWn,
y is too late 10 lance ms Of orr
faults
We must go urheraided and
alone.
There IN the d ust Of old,
enchanted inns,
We sold the precious heritage
of man
For rancid UiBo and uhimportdnt
SINS
That stole the theme and pur-
pose Of o"r plnH...
IL lCos orr world and HoW that
world IS dead,
And loneliness IS all that lies
ahead
d. w.
EACES ABOUT TOWN: Her
Il bert Hoover. an early riser,
taking his walk from the Wal
dorf-AStoria al about the time
Stay-up-lates are wobb ling
home.
Leon Henderson and his at
traCtive Mrs. He has Shelvcd all
that unbecoming tonnage.
Or. Frank kingdom whose
talks make sense via the net
works studying the Stork Zoo.
1t. Eddy DuChin and Hannah
Williams Dempsey togetherlng
at the Hurricane 'three md
nights in row.
Taloo Bankhead IN her cuSto-
mary get-up Stacks and mink
coat.
Mrs. Allan Jones ,Grcnc
Hervey) turning the I'M a e
beads along With avenue/
Muriel AngeluS, a/gorgeous
fookeT, Fastening 10 the lmpe-
rial T'heater for the Early to
Bed rehearSalS.
Naval officers back from the
sea thrilled az being IN the same
cafe with Gertrude Lawrence.
Niles Trammel. popular NBC
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by WestbrOOk PeSier

ton" and the warden dis
courageS the term prisoner"
with reference TO his guests.
II is known to policemen and
criminals as country club.
Opon hearing that Bioff was
in minimum security federal
institution in Arizona, l caused
an inquiry 10 be made in Wash
ington and word came back that
both Bioff and Browne were in
Leavenworth, which is a real
prison whose inmates work at
hard labor.
Some months later there was
another rumor that these two
were not in prison and another
inquiry brought the same an
SWer.
/ Asst winter, hearing for the
II third time that Bioff and
Browne were not in prison at
hard labor but in q federal in
StitutiOn under detention. in
New York. l put the question
direct 10 an assistant TO Mat
thiaS Correa. the federal district
attorney, who had convicted
them Of fragrant eXtortion.
Mr.. Correa'S assistant, In his
absence, admitted that the men
were in the New York House of
Detention but said they had
been in prison
| then asked a congressman
who had been interested in the
elimination of union raCkets, TO
ask the department of justice
for a direct answer 10 a straight
question and his reply 10 me was
that they had never been in
prison.
There is no excuse for any
secrecy or evasion.
on the contrary such secrecy
and the evaSlVe use Of the term
federal institution. as synonym
for prison are against public
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4 dcorh Of words a icomop need
not fear,
But IT'S task ildcgd to learn
d. hedF.
In that the skiH Of couyOsotion
Tics;
That sbows. ar makes you both
polite and lctsc.
Young.
III is an advantage for a
woman 10 be a good listener.
CEIOweyeT, some women who
seem TO be good listeners are
just paying no attention to what
IS being said
Gas a general rule most
women are good listeners when
they first become acquainted
with a man.
CAS- the friendship proceeds
the wordage OF the woman in
creaSes considerably and the
man inevitably does most OF the
listening.
"a noticeable fault in female
conversation is the use of too
many words and the including
of too much detail.
(FTom a conversational stand
point a woman of few words is
d rarity.
also rare are women who
have the gift of brevity in writ
ing. Practically all the great
short story writer's have been
men.-EVD)
CEEMS likely Petroleum Adj
u ministrator IckeS will win the
May confession Of the month
prize.
Mr.. IckeS recently stated dur
ing a senatorial Investigation:
II am the hest co-operator in
Neutrality-suspicious. l can have
my way"
Before the current war the
Midtown Manhattan champion
coffee drinker was Alex WOOL
colt.
He drank 40 cups Of coffee a
day.
Second on the list was Damon
Runyon with daily average of
80 cups.
MOST m otor cars manu-
VA featured in the first two
years after the war will be prac-
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CHAPTER Inv

81 YET him away from me. Blu
" shemi," roared Pvt Thomas
James Montgomery MulvehilL
He's got that CLEAN in his
eye. Get him awaN.'
You're just being difficult.
LieuthOmas," ! told him Just
sit down and relax" The Lieu
thomas lad his enormous frame
on the bunk and started slap
ping his knees IN utter despair.
What kind OF deal are you
trying TO swindle this time >" ne
asked
Lets be reasonable. Pvt.
MulVehiII," l SAID, pattlng HIM
reaSSurlngly on the shoulder.
AS YOU know, / am now work
ing on Capt. Winke'S SNmpa-
thieS 10 get a furlough some
time i'm February the first
half Of February
II know what's coming" fc
screamed. land l won't do ~.
/ can't do IT,"
"NOW. a. YOU know, fur
IoughS are laden with little eN-
penseS -- necessary little eN-
penSeS. To help me along with
the load, sgt. Sher and Pvt.
Bushemi have already made
philanthropic little loans. l
have your name on my honor
roll here. Lieuthoma>. What's
the donation ."
THE Nulveh.l CrlrEed and 09Eer
away What do YOU need
from me ."
well" 7 estimated II should
say that $40 would he good
sum for YOU. Shall l put you
down for only Sl0?"
Great gods and refugee chill
drcn, he ga~po0 Ten dollars
he says yet, Why don't YOU ask
me for my life's blood: six dol
lars he owes me already and
now he's a~king--oh, l can't
stand IL, can't stand il, Take
him away
Busnom, Bishop and 7 >a' or
fhe bunk across from hmm wait
Ing for ms next move
NV Iife'S blood" ne U0aUod
where's the siN lent YOU two
mouths ago."
THAT was only five weeks
ago" ! reminded hum gently
"and I've already paid two Of
that back Three weeks ago
paid II hack"
Yeah" he prS,t,tcd, but
YOU borrowed il back the next
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F air Enough

TUCSON, Ariz., May 10-A
l. little while ago, The Mil
waukee Journal ran an editorial
pointing up a question 10 which
many Of us would like an an
SWer.
The question is "has Willie
Bioff or George Browne. the
union racketeerS Of the movie
and stage industry ever spent
A day in prison Of their current
term of 10 and 8 years, re-
Spectively?"
The Journal had, remarked
that these two are now in
prison
These dispatches had said
that they were not then and
never had spent a single hour
in prison.
Challenged by a reader. the
Journal put the question 10 w
T. Hammack. acting director of
the Bureau of Prisons Of the de-
partment of justice and Mr.
Hammock gave an evaSlve an
swer..
He said
Both men are still serving
sentence in federal institutions.
4 FEDERAL institution. is
~ not necessarily a prison.
The New York House Of De-
tention, for example, is not a
prison
1t Is place OF idleness and
case.
These men we're sentenced TO
prison but at the time of the
discussion. both were in the
New York House of Detention
and had been there for a con-
siderable time before.
More than a year ago a runnOr
was circulated that Bloff was
doing his time in a minimum
security camp in Arizona
which * distinctly not a prison,
although it IS "a federal insttu-
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Quick Answers

Wood
ON the Liberty Boil
5-Chloi Justice OF The United
States
PlckWick Papers
7-PcrWIt'cd women 10 vote.
. From the bite Of an asp.
"A combination of smoke and
iog m the atmosphere.
C5sr-st 1873 hy King Fcatu-cs
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duction expert She persuaded
film magnate David Selznick 10
purchase Gone With the Wnd'
which he acquired at the bargain
price Of $4,000.
Katherine also urged Mr..
Selznick TO buy the rights TO
. "Rebecca" and advised him 10
sign Ihefid Bergman to a long
term contract.
a very smart young woman.
She should be in business for
herself.
SNIHETHER a person Is tall
w or short Is not of great
Importance as IL concerns their
happiness" writes young
woman Of Manhattan.
That's what / think.
But il is hard 10 make short
fellow who is in love with tall
girl believe it.
Is difficult 10 believe but the
fact is some merchants in the
United States are still selling
goods marked Made in Japan"
In New Jersey recently the
mother Of a u. S. Army flier
bought some celluloid Easter
eggs for her grandchildren.
She later discovered marked
on these eggs. Made in Japan"
QUERIES from clients:
VI Q-To decide an argument
at our house, how long should
IT take a wife to get dressed TO
go out with her husband? That
IS from the time she starts TO
change from her house attire
TO her going out attire?
A--Our Horses and Women
Bureau says a clever, consider
ate conscientious wife should get
dressed in IS minutes.
Incidentally the records for
career girls getting dressed TO
go 10 the office in the morning
is 4 minutes and Is seconds.
Q-What is the quotation
about the type of man who al
ways is praising everybody and
never voices a single word Of
criticism about anybody?
A-Churton Collins said:
"Never trust a man who
speaks well of everybody"
Copyright. l943, by King Features
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See Here,
Private Hargrove
By MARION HARGRONE

I daN." He rose and paced me
! floor. What are they doing to
me? Nv LIES blood they would
draw from my veins, Thirty-SiN
measly little dollars month
make-and he wants $40.
Maybe I'm Winthrop Rookie
feIler. should lend out $40 a
clip. Thrty-SiN dollars, and he
wants half"
He paused in his pacing
"Thirty-SiN dollars. With laundry,
thirty-four- fifty. With cleaning, an
even thirty-tw0. This one l owe
eight, this one three, this one
four. From fhirty-two take away
fifteen. I've got ST.. He gets 10. |
get seven. Phooey."
Thomas" / told him, "why
didn't YOU tell me YOU had To
borrow money last month? l
am shocked. Next month YOU
will not have 30 borrow money;
l will see 10 that"
He bent his head and4 pecrod
up from beneath bushy eye
brow How"
when the time comes that
YOU are broke" | told him, IL
viii be owing YOU SIG"
That's nice, amt it"' he
asked YEARLY.
HXOU see me. LieuthomaS, a
4 sad and wOrk-worn Crea-
ture an Alice-sit by-the-fire
whose only hope for the future j.
in the faint glimmering hope of
furlough. Day after day,
week in and week out, | have
worked my frail fingers to the
shoulder blades 10 make things
pleasant for YOU and Bushemi
and Bishop. I have patched your
quarrcls with the mess ser
gcant. I have saved YOU from
the terrible wrath of provoked
Rebels. have sat here at night,
sewing buttons on my blouse
~ that YOU wouldn't have 10
wear il hanging open OF your
merry muntS 20 town. Money
could not pay for the things
have done for YOU and Bushcmi.
And no this. Ten. dollars be-
tween me and spiritual star
Nation-and no ten dollars. How
sharper than Serpents tooth
Don't talk like that, Har-
green" he said his voice crack
ING. put me down for ten"
I took the sheet Of paper from
my pocket and wrote his name
ON it.
Continued Tomorrow
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DETROIT stss TIMES

I'||- N'H TtrFN W1Tk nav FVrnIrc 4rI
-....t N.-rrE ry Tho Ttrrs .f.r-
a~p7nN AZ 1928 Times square, pcrou.
Michigan
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On Broadway
BY Walter WincheII

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright 1873
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by l.. v. DurIing

Distributed by Kins Features synd- Inc.
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Suffered ar Dttt0u. Mich ss Second class
Stall Matter
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LOueIIa
Parsons
in HoMy~o6sl

:, HOLLYWOOD, Dec D. Robert
J. Dung is making the big test for
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CHiRNII\G

lean Howard Mrs Charles
Fc'1uanl stepped -ro 'N. VICTORY
PLAYERS show ~ Sar'a Monica and
was 50 good iD %yel Coward s
"The Aston bod I1o1rf' that Dfit
Prom.nGcr SAYS hc VIII direct her
In p play II February
Jean VIII 30. Noel Cow3r5e
onc-ac' play TONIGHT A. 9aa
for the Brentwood paAcrs W
January She has really -.rpreei
all her friends With hor charm
the way she read, lines and her
stage presence. I feel very proud
Of Jean. who AZ my SuE-, stIor
VAS gwen am important part in
the movie. CLAUDIA.
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\ HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 2l-Robert
u Dung is making the blg test for
the part OF C3pt- Tod L5Wson IN
u zee Sc Seeea4zQAer. TukAoL and my
money is down that he gets H.
If so. he wins one of the most
heroic real-life hero roles OF World
War II. for even Gen. Jimmy Doc
little (which Spencer Tracy Plays
is far ovrrshadowcd IN the scrip
by Lawson.
The YounCs are my ne!ghhois
and roofing for Bob Is like roofing
for one of the family Soon after
the birth Of the recent Young
arrival / was at the house to see
the baby. II was quite obvious that
the Youngs small daughter. Bal
bara Queen, had her nose slightly
out of Joint about all the fuss over
the new sister She called me
aside. She's all right She SMd.
"but she's no more housebroEen
than the puD.
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on HIS WAY

Ped shelton Betty Hutton and
Johnny Johnston rad Ion ~ iun
reuirIS~1ng the other eye at me
Examiner benefit over tie ilU'
they were al ln walkatron N
Kansas city Red was master OF
ceremonies. Johnny sang anG Betty
entertained. Now Betty and Rcd
are top stars and Jomny's WeiA1n
his WY.
lie introduced Il Don't Want 20
Walk Without You, Baby" in. "Ire
Sweater Cir picture and be- sang
"Old Black Magic IN "$tar span
gled Rhythm He's on 'he Duffy g
Tavern radio 500" and ! II "a"
surprised So docs become ore
Of or favorte er'-Ef+ uerS
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WONDER BAR

Musical variety we'll balanced
and smoothly handled. is pre-
-eeffied every evening ~ the Won
der Bar Husky Voiced Aylene
Mason offers tunes that range
from "Shoo, Shoe, Baby" 70 MY
Heart Tells Nc" while nimble-
fingered Penny Evans at the piano
o.reS a BIT 10 the lulls Sammy
D.bort and his orchestra furnish
musical background for Alyene
and play for dancing.
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Holiday
Shows Open
At Clubs

JOHN NICHOL, who under
studies tenor Jan Peerce and who
comes from a notable engage
mont al Radio City Music Hall in
New York. heads Christmas Week
show M the Casanova Versatile
.1la-IGlt of cnrcmoniCs Tony Gray
Is again featured In the support
-.uc- l-neun. which includes Sterling
and Silver. novelty dancers
Johnny JcSSick a knockabout and
acrob1iIc comic: Felicia Shore,
character dHuror: and tho Five
Dancing NdUUrQuinS. It's Ben
Young and his band.