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Evening star., 1943-05-20
TheseMadcapO OscarWinners

| preaching 80 years, has been signed
by Republic to play a man of IS In
Road to Gods Country And it
will be no trick for Davenport to
fill the bill.
Both Rita Hayworth and goth
Century-Fox are happy Orson
Welles has been granted a two-week
extension by the draft board-to
finish Jane Eyre" MGM
has bought the popular song, Il
Love Coffee for trick spot in Red
Skeletons next film, "Whistling in
Brooklyn" George Raft,
who has been securing the story
market for a year or more, has
come up now with what he believes
will be prize yarn. He'll play the
leading role. that of a wealthy play
boy who tries to buy his way out OF
the Army, and, once in, attempts to
subsidize the whole camp. :.
It's ritual with Jack Benny to
spend one day watching his friend
Mervyn LIE Roy direct a picture.
Looking very we'll after his long
siege with pneumonia, Jack turned
up on the set of Madame Curie"
and put in full day, just sitting and
smoking and watching.
Basil Rathbone hasn't missed
working at the Hollywood Canteen
single Saturday since last October
l. A lot of folks, including
Greer Carson and Walter Pidgeon,
have been holding their breath since
Makeup Man Bill Tuttle came down
with the measles at MGM. A make
up mans job brings him in pretty
close contact with a star.
Joan Blondell, who can use a good
role after all these lean years, gets
great one in the all-woman Bataan
nurse story, Cry Havoc" =.
Only two players in Hollywood re-
fuse to give their home telephone
numbers to their studios. They are
Garbo and Joan Crawford. Execu-
tives usually wire them and then
wait and hope for reply.
When little Jackie jenkins. baby
star OF The Human Comedy" Is a
real good boy his mother, Doris
Dudley, takes him on her lap and
reads him his very good publicity
notices.
A snake story almost fit to rank
with the one that set w. c. Fields
back $4,000 In plagiarism court
filters back from Tapachula, Mexico,
where a location unit is shooting
scenes for "The Story of DR.. Was
SELL. Stunt Man Jimmy Dundee
was driving an Army jeep, which
ne was supposed to steer off cliff
when huge 10-foot snake uncoiled
itself from a tree and dropped across
the hood and front tenders of the
car. Dundee executed a stunt un-
called for in the script. He swerved
suddenly and banged into a tree
cutting the snake in two. The stunt
man and jeep emerged unhurt.
Victory Committee is rounding up
q new group of stars to entertain
the boys in Africa. Never exact
ly unpopular, Warner Baxter is now
the real head man among his neigh
bors at Malibu Beach. When not
working in Crime Doctor" Baxter
sits as chairman Of the Gas Ration
ing Board, hearing all appeals.
New high in fan letters Just re-
ceived by Claire Trevor from a stat
sergeant stationed at an Army base
near Salt Lake City, Utah. Says
the sarge, in part: after seeins
you on the screen I was so delirious
kissed the drill sergeant. I'd crawl
on my hands and knees, over bro
ken glass, to meet you. If my slap
happiest dreams come true and you
should answer this letter, I promise
to kill hundred Japs, Just for you. ;
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Evening star., 1943-05-20
Miss Temple Signed
For Selznick Film
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Shirley Temple, who recently was
signed by David o. Seknick on a
long-term contract, will portray the
role of Brig in Since You Went
Away This will be Selznick's first
production since "Rebecca," and
will also be released through United
Artists.
Shirley Temple, now a sophomore
at the Westlake School for Girls,
Is the first of an all-star cast to be
set for this production which faces
the cameras on July IS.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
FULTON LEWIS, JR.
speaking:

"s't6s
i've Just seen a
motion picture
depicting the
re m ark a BILE
bravery Of the
ordinary, rum
of-fhs-miIl peo-
pie Of occupied
Europe. IT,
called This lond
Is Mine ! found
Il thrilling. pow
erfvl snterioin-
msnt."
Evening star., 1943-05-20
The Sages Of Hollywood
Already Have Spoken ,>zJ:= IS
Only the Formally of Handing
The Oscar to Miss Bergman Remains;
A Convention in New York
By JAY CARMODY.

word from HOLLYWOOD reliable and the Judgment which is
based sound It Is merely matter forma
Of 1943
The which betting
Maria in For Bell Tolls The released
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22
SURGICAL DRESSING
ROOMS OF RED CROSS
WILL REOPEN MONDAY

The Red Cross Surgical Dress
ing Rooms at the Casa Marina
will be opened again on Mon
day, April 26th, for the conven-
ienee pot only Of the guessszistt
the hotel but for all ladies' in
that area who wish to come in
and make dressings for the Red
Cross. This was announced to-
day by Mrs. Louise Albers, who
is the new chairman of surgical
dressings under production.
Mrs. Albers has taken over
for Mrs. Mamie Baker Porter,
who has been i'll, and has done
wonderful work for the chapter.
The work rooms at the hotel
are open on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday from 100 to 500
p. m, and the Post Office work
rooms are open every dav from
Monday through Friday from 0
to 6.
Mrs. Albers is now keeping
the rooms open on Wednesday
evenings from z TO 10 in order
to accommodate those who can
rot attend during the day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22
NEW PILOT STUDENT
HANDBOOK ISSUED

ARCADIA, April %. (FNS)-A
new pilot student handbook by
Jack Hunt and Ray Fahringer has
just been announced.
This is a revised, enlarged and
improved edition which these ex-
perts published a year ago. Hunt
formerly was head of flying opera
tons at Carlstrom Field here and
is now serving with the army in
Texas. Fahringer is former Walt
Disney cartoon artist and the IL
Illustrations in the book follow that
cartoon style of drawing. Few of
the $50 pages in the book are not
illustrated.
1t is a brief, easy going. init
mate book of advice that even
non-flyers can understand. It gives
the dos" and don't" and is
studied with horse-sense humor.
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National LEAGUE
COAST GUARDSMEN
REMAIN UNDEFEATED

The strong Coast Guard baseball
team continued its undefeated
ways last night at the top of the
American division of the Island
Service Mems League by conquer
ing the Boca Chica tossers, l3-ll,
in a free-slugging contest.
The score was 1874 at the end
of the fifth frame and when
Coach Fred ,Pierson removed Ed
Kazanowicz, star moundsman,
from the hill at the start of the
sixth the ff3ldiers teed off on the
replacement for five of their
scores. Kazanowicz damned out a
home run to lead his mates at the
plate
Tonight at $50 the Sound School
will oppose the Naval Operating
Base. Tomorrow Boca Chica will
face the 50th Coast Artillery and
Saturday the Marines take on the
Coast Guard.
In the National division the Ma
val Air Station took the measure
OF Craigs Dock. 4-3, last, night
to maintain its leadership of the
loop. The victors got six hits and
committed three misplays and the
losers made four bingles and two
errors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22
MARTIN COUNTY FIRST
ITO EXCEED IT'S QUOTA

STUART, April %. FNS)-
Martin County was the first coun-
.ty in the nation to report over
subscription of its quota in the
End War Loan Drive.
1t met and passed its $9l 900
quota a day and a half before the
drive officially opened and in the
first four days piled up q total
of $4,000.
The 5-man committee, is COM
posed of d. S. Hudson, of the Citi-
zens Bank, chairman; J. w. Fores
man of Port Sewall; Edwin A.
Menninger, publisher of tne
Stuart News; Theodore Dehon,
local real estate dealer; and Join
M. Law, Jr., manager of the Flor
ida Power & Light Company.
The drive will continue until
the end of the month.
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ASHER FRANK ISSUES e
A WARTIME WARNING

TAMPA, Aprii 22htFNs)4Ash-
er Frank, director of the Florida
Safety Council, this week issued
the following wartime warning;
Remember more trains are
travelling over grade crossings
than ever before.
In 1912 there were 81 railroad
crossing accidents in which sc
persons were killed and over 400
injured.
Troop trains or trains with
war materials do not run on sched-
ules. Every train accident delays
movement of needed troops or
equipment.
You can't outguess the railroad
time tables - play safe and STOP
at all railroad crossings.
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GIVES DIFFICULT
ORDER FOR FILLING

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April %.
FNS)-A fifth-grade California
school pupil has given the Flor
ida State Chamber of Commerce
difficult order to fill. Walter
Bert Shank of Modesto wants:
Florida's state flag
Florida's state seal
A big Florida official map
. The state capital
Some Florida industries, and a
few Florida resorts. io'jf 70
1t is presumed by Harold Colee.
executive vice president of the
State Chamber, that young Shank
wants these articles so that he
may prove to his fellow-students
that Florida indeed, has some
thing to offer California"
Colee is sending the pupil de-
scrlptive literature of the state. Il
believe that this will convince
him." Colee declares, that upon
reaching the estate of manhood,
Florida should be his home"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22

While it is generally known
and understood that the range
cow is sacred in Florida, little
has been said about the wan
dering hog. An attempt by
Rep. Fuqua of Manatee to pass
local legislation that would keep
roofing pokerS out of other peo-
pies Victory Gardens stirred up
the House to instant action.
While the passage of a local
bill is usually nothing more than
formality, so eager were some
members to cast their votes for
free range that they couldn't
wait for a general bill to put in
an appearance, so they romped
all over poor Ben's effort to pro-
tect his own county. The bill
passed, but not until 20 irate leg
islators had expressed vigorous
Nays.
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SITTING IN With:
THE LAWMAKERS
Alp Features
BY RUSSELL KAY
(Florida Press Association

Despite the old adage, you
cans legislate morals" both
House and Senate rolled up their
sleeves and passed flock of
prohibits" with penalties so
stern and severe as to make even
an Arabian aunuch watch his
step. Oversight in this purifica-
ton program was failure to pro-
vide any bigger and better jails.
In previous sessions no one
ever thought about monkeying
with the clock until the last
day, but acting on a bill intro
duced by Thomas of Lake to
place all of Florida in Central
Time, the House passed the
measure by vote of 48 to 80.
If the Senate concurs, Floridians
east of the Apalachicola River
can arise to greet The Dawn's
Early LIGHT instead of pre-
dawn darkness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-22
FLA OFFICIAL ARRIVES
ON INSPECTION TOUR

Earl d. Steward, who represents
the Federal Housing Authority,
arrived in Key West today on a
tour of inspection.
He visited the j. Y. Porter Place,
the first FILA project to be COM
pleted in Key West, and drove out
on Flagler avenue to note the con-
dition of Poinciana Place. the
last of the local projects to be fin
iShed.
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SPONSOR BRITISH !, .
WAR ORPHANS NOW

UVALDE, Texas. April 81
SUNDAY school children are spon-
soring Britishwar orphans or refu-
frtgees at st. Philips Episcopal
Church, Uvalde. Each class raises
enough money to adopt one
British child, and receives, through
the Save the Children Federation,
a photograph of the children. with
name and address, so the children
may correspond with each other.
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CAME FROM PERSIA

CHICAGO.-The manufacture
of carpets was introduced from
Persia into France early in the
seventeenth century.
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FOURTEEN MILES INLAND

BALTIMORE. = Adria, por-
which gave its name to the Adria-
tic Sea, is now fourteen miles in.
land.
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REDS DOWN CARDS.
in OPENING GAME
PITTSBURGH PIRATES DE.
FEAT CHICAGO CUBS IN
sHUToUT GAME

NEW YORK, April 22.-The
Cincinnati Reds shouout the ST.
Louis Cardinals in, their opening
game yesterday by score, Of 10,
Wander Nicer was on the mound
for the winners with IA Cooper
doing the hurting for the losing
team. IS f,af,,..a..
The Pittsburgh Pirates shutout
the Chicago Cubs to the tune of
60 in the seasons opener. Truett
Rip) Sewell pitched three-hit ball
for the winners, with excellent
support furnished by his mates.
The st. Louis Browns shutout
the Chicago White Sox, and the
Cleveland Indians whitewashed
the Detroit Tigers.
The results of the games follow:
American League
r. H. E.
Chicago -------------------- O A O.
st. Louis - 3 8 O
Dietrich, Swift and Fresh; Hol-
lingsworth and Hayes.
Detroit .----.-..-. 0 3 o
Cleveland - 6 O.
Bridges and Parsons; Bagby and
Rosar.
sfsis - -. :.
Boston at Philadelphia, postpop-
ed, on account of weather.
Washington at New York, post
poned on account of weather.
National League
r. H. Z.
ot. Louis ----------------------,---- U U
Cincinnati I'll innings) /
M. Cooper and w. Cooper; Van
der Nicer and Mueller.
Pittsburgh -----.---------------------..--..-- 6
Chicago -.---......-.-..---.- o
Philadelphia at Boston, post
poncd, on account of weather.
New York at Brooklyn. post
poned, on account of weather.
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the 81
hours ending $3.50 a. M, April %,
Weather Bureau:
Highest Lowest
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st. Louis --- 0 2 o
Cincinnati I'll innings) L
M. Cooper and w. Cooper; Van
der Nicer and Mueller.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-"Dracula, -" with Bella
Lugosi; Tonight at $50.
Screen
Capitol - Tonight We Raid
Calais French peasants aroused ::
II am, 1:45, 4:30, 7:20 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 1880 3:35, $40
and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"Cabin in the Sky. =
and music all around: II m, :05,
$40. Sis, 7:20 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Action in the North At
lantic," conveys VS.. Nazis subs: 10 80
am, 1:20, Ais, 7:05 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1850, 40. 6:35 and
go pm.
keith's-"It Amt Hay" but Abb
bott-Costello corn: 1l:l5 am, 20,
$50, $40, 7:45 and 9 55 pm.
Little Lady in Distress" a new
pursuit is on: II am, 1880, , 35.
4:25, 6:lo. 8:i5 and 10 pm.
Metropolitan THE More the
Merrier,' two guys and girl in a
hotel: II a m, los, 3:l5, 5:25. 7:35
and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Crash Dive" war from a
submarine: l1:4O am 2:lO, 4:40.
ITO and $40 pm.
Pix-"M. the Kldnapper." with
Peter LORE: 2, 4:4O, 7:l5 and 1905
pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

SElSll Oloo>OIll ID a SllIUCll lllS plcCC VI
glass We are all terribly embar-
rassed when Miss Boland says Sc
verely. Its copy of my own hat!"
But not the glass balls" says Miss
Luplno weakly when we have some
what recovered from the news. My
DEAR" replies Miss Boland crisply,
"on my own hat there isn't any
glass Instead there are shells that
look like snails!"
Ida's hair is now bright red In
my seven years in Hollywood Miss
Lupino's hair has run the gamut
Of color from deepest black to
lightest platinum, with couple of
pinks thrown in for bad measure.
IDA reminds me that the red IS
hangover from her role as a Bronte
sister in Devotion" and that color
was historically correct.
X X *
I'm Our Time" has been DELAYED
several weeks because. as the di-
rector tells me, Il didn't want to
start without some sort of script"
If other directors felt this way, we
would have better pictures. But the
story is still far from finished and
Ida waves a few pages of dialogue
which is all she has of the story.
It's about a middle-class English
girl-MisS Lupino-who is in War;
saw in 1889 buying antiques from
the shop Of Miss BolanG Ida mar
ries Pole. She comes back to Eng
land when war breaks out and loses
her memory during the blltz. The
Pole, Paul Henreid, escapes TO
England and becomes a flyer with
the fighting poles. But meanwhile
Ida has married another man. That's
not bad beginning for story. I
can't tell you any more because it
isn't written yet.
An omlnous war note in the pic
ture concerns Miss Lupino's stock
ings. The studio gave me one pair
of nylons to see me through" she
tells me 1t is usual for the star to
furnish her own stockings except
for dance numbers. But" SAYS
Ida, Il only have two pairs of silk
'h'NhAiits1 Va III o"ll, anu Sd It 1 u
go barelegged and barefoot through
the picture. So the studio found me
another pair" Nice planning.
X X X
Beautiful Georgia Carroll. on the
set Of Kay Kysers Around the
World.' tells me how she was res
cused by Kyser from the ranks of
shoWgirls to her present position as
SongstresS with his orchestra and
featured role in his latest film. 1t is
now two years since the blond
Georgia burst like a dazzling sun on
HOLLYWOOD
When you're a showgirl in pic
tureS YOU lead the worst kind of
existence. says Georgia. You are
herded about like cattle and you
have to be with people whom you
don't particularly like I thought of
Evening star., 1943-06-14

hllel Woih, tIleV Will leIui IL, do 1dSl
as priorities will let them, to New
Jersey, where Miss Kay is an assist
ant chief of the local fire depart
ment and where there are seasons,
Victory gardens and neighbors
named Jones.
Miss Kay, who is about the size
of wrist watch, has the days
of her years organized like almost
no one you ever meet in show
business. She and her husband like
the theater. They like all branches
of entertainment, the legitimate,
musical comedy, vaudeville, movies.
night clubs. And the radio always
has been one of their pets, and
vice versa. But they are not OBJ
sessed by it and want suburban,
or contrasting, private life before
and after working hours.
"Hollywood's full of Just that, :"
some one says to Miss Kay, wiping
away the remnant of a toasted
English muffin.
Yes? I've been there SAYS Miss
Kay, who uses little sentences in
big way.
X \; X x
The Sylvan Greens, headlining
this weeks stage show at the Cap
itol Theater. talk about almost
everything but the theater, but they
are gracious enough to let it get
into the conversation if you insist.
So, figuring they ought to be author
tiles on the Gay COS which they
Evening star., 1943-06-14

when he makes q movie, I'm In it.
did bit with him in Metros AS
Thousands Cheer and play myself
again in Around the World"
Georgia and Kay like each other
so much that their professional life
sometimes overlaps into non-work-
ing hours. They often dine and
lunch together. But" says Georgia,
we are just good friends That's
what they usually say just before the
marrlage-and Just after.
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