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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-19

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-19
Given Farewell

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ris Rd.. Sundas evening entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Johanson and
son at chicken dinner. The occa-
sion was a farewell party for Mr..
Johanson who is being indicted
into the Navy Seabees this week
Later in the evening a few friends
came to play cards and prizes were
won by Mr. Johanson, Mrs. Emil
Lidke, Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kruger. Refreshments were
served and Mr.. Johanson received
many lovely gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-19

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and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sanborn,
Sunday.
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ST., has returned home from Boyer
Hospital with her new son. Walter
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the Michigan State Dental conven-
ton. Detroit.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

family In the Moss Hart and
George. Kaufman comedy but
they're luSt ss Movable and fancy
free
Wee never actually played
opposite one another" Dorothy
said. but one time we were all
playing around New York at the
same time. Daddy was playing
in Manhattan. Carol was In
summer theater. Charles and I
were dancing in Brooklyn and
Paula was doing a radio show.
Every night we'd come home
To the big house, bring whom
ever ua wanted 10 with us, meet
IN the kitchen and raid the Ice
box. holding post-mortems on
what happened IN us during the
performances. II WAS bIst like
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

for me In continue seeing only
him.
~ know I have done the right
thing and when you've done
what you think Is right nothing
else really matters.
So that ends one ~ Holly
woods most Colorful romanceS.
George is carrying the torch for
Betty because in the past il was
usually he who wrote the last
chapter. In the case Of the
Cradle girl 1t is different.
She is a successful young act
ross She mas gone places and
she IS going 10 continue. There
isn't anything Georges money
could buy for Betty that she
'Couldn buy for herself, but even
though both OF them are un-
happy there is no recrlmlnatlon.
bitterness or hatred, which often
exists when Hollywood ro-
nance of long standing ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Fred Stone S family
In Rivd Attractions
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

EOR the first tine in long
i and vatisd theatrical career
thsee members Of The Stone
family find themselves playing
rival houses IN the same city.
Fred Stone and his daughter.
Carol. arc Dlayinc in You Cant
Take II With You starting at
the Lafayette today while
daughter Dorothy Is dancing
with her husband al the Wilson
in Henry Duffy's "Merry-Go-
Founders"
Talking 70 the-famous come
dian and his daughters the other
day we found that there was a
lot Of the You Can't Take II
With You" element right in the
Stone family itself
Not that they're as mad as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

True. his first contract,
with Warner Brothers, was a
three-way affair. calling for
him 70 write and direct rs
well as act but actually
he did only the last of the
three And his nov deal
with MON requires his ser'-
ices az actor only.
However. a mere contract
cannot IImHi an all-arourd
genus ike Whorf In his
spare time no has written an
original screen play decorated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Returned With Pal

A few nights later he returned
with his buddy Seaman First
Glass Joe Royble. who also Is
minus one leg.
Again they were angel tabled
and thoroughly kissed and
hugged-this time by Marlene
Dietrich.
Well. on the following night
nine marines from Williams
Barracks came 10 the canteen.
They averred that Williams
had kept them awake until 4 in
the morning with tall stories OF
the canteen angels.
Grimly enough. they'd come ia
see If he had been having pipe
dreams"
Every Wednesday night Cpl.
NJ Dean ParkhurSt of the artil.
lery barrage balloon battalion
goes to Hollywood Canteen.
Why?
Because he simply dotes on
Brenda Joyce and that's her
regular night for canteen work.
Recently he brought her gift
"a song he'd composed and
dedicated 10 her.
Brenda says How Can l Love
Again is so good she is trying
70 get her studio 70 use il in a
picture in which she sings and
dances for the first time on the
screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Makes Best OF II

When ne saw he was hog tired
~ 'he picture he made the ho~'
~ II. quickly picking up the lsr-
gon ~ inc sound stages Whom
he figured 2 scene had run Ions
enough and he had begun N 10
bored. he would turn IN tho
csmersmAn and say
Cut. That's all. Everybody
70 home"
As natural born star. he
bitterly resented rehearsng too
long with the other actors and
during one ehearsA With
Mickey was not a. all ahsshcd
over blowing NJ m his lines
Mickey "cued' him. but the
h'tle lad didn't respond
Come now. Jackie" prompted
Mickey what do YOU say now ."
II say Whist il written there,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Pigeon
And Greer
See Alike
BY JOHN TODD
HOLLYWOOD. April

HULL WOOD, April ;
DETNG we d d 2 d 70 beautiful
~ Greer Carson. automatically
speaking Of course. has Walter
Pidgeons enthusiastic approval.
It's satisfactory state Of af-
fairs for Miss Carson. too.
They get along famously and
have ever since being married in
Blossoms in the Dust.
After that came Mrs. Mini
YER" and now Madame Curie.
There are many reasons why
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Betty Cradle Explains
Break With George Raft =.
HOLLYWOOn. Anril 3.

HOLLYWOOD, April B.
CT WOULD have married George Raft week after met him.
desperately. deeply in love with him. Betty
Cradle confessed when visited her in her dressing few
days But" she added. when wait and half
there doesn't future In romance with mar
ried man.
| had watched Betty and Robert Young do from
"Sweet Rosie OGrady Betty done up huge pale blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Played $50 Parts

So Richard lolned the Henry
jarrett CO. AZ Boston Cople,
Theater and stayed with them
II years &C.,. Played $50 charac-
tors. painted scenery wrote
plays. directed and grew up $50.
Crashed Broadway IN 1927 with
Miriam Hopkins in "Panshee'
o.. Also appeared with Ruth
Gordon and Elizabeth Patterson.
Then spent several years in
summer stock In 1892 re-
turned 10 Broadway A. director
and star NJ Monkey. having
authored ~ plays in the interim,
most of them unproduced
Also wrote two books one a
treatise on makeup which still
sells 49,. His Sevcn-ycar aSSocia-
tion with Alfred Lunt and Lynn
Fontanne began in 81 when he
was cast as Christopher Sly IN
Tanning of tho Shrcw ... Com
tinued with them In Amply
trion. Idiots Delight % The
Sea Gull and There Shall BE
No Night doubling as set de-
Slgner.
Insists He Accept Contract
The last named show brought
HIM 10 Los Angeles and when
Warmers offered him a contract
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Angel 7 able
AtConteen
Means Hugs
Nv BILL wICKERsHAM
special .. TINE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLY WODD, ApIli D
HCUESS what. nom: ! had
VI my arms around Deanns
Durbin last night.
In the flesh. OF course we
were dancing, hut even so-oh,
gosh"
Not 2 few of the thousands
OF service men that daily storm
Hollywood for entertain m e n {
have similar experiences 10 re-
lay in letters home and the aim
stars in turn have many n story
N tell about their experiences
in wartime Hollywood.
Annabella tells one on her.
self
II. seems that while dancing
with party NJ soldiers at
Hollywood Canteen one night
they asked what else she could
do aside from acting, signing
autographs and dancing
So Annabella told them of her
training AS an ambulance driver
and boaSted NJ the fact she was
adept AZ motor repair.
They were quite impressed.
That rs. they were impressed
until the Canteen closed and
they accompanied her 10 her car.
which selected that embarrass-
ing moment 10 60 prlma donna
and refuse 10 start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

his new home and turned out
several paintings His urge
to creative work IS hereditary.
His ancestors. who pioneered
Maine IN 1850. were an individu-
alistS and expresSioniSts.
In Family Of Painters
HIS father Henry Church
Whorf IS brilliant painter his
mother 2 lecturer 80. Brother
John Whorf Is famous as a
painter and Brother Ben Is
a chemist insurance executive
and professor Of Mayan Ian
cuaCcS A. Yale &c.. Richard was
born IN Winthrop. Mass. al
tended grammar and high
school there.
BY The time he was "a nc
showed remarkable aptitude m
several creative arts When
his father demanded that ne
choose between them hp decided
10 be a sculptor II was set
tied that no was - study m
Paris
But whom his bags Verc all
packed he suddenly announced
I've changed my mind | want
IN he an actor Fine. said
Whorf ST. without blinking an
eNC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
KeyhOIe Portrait
In His Idle Moments
Richard \Whorf Reads
By HARRIET PARSONS
HOLLYWOOD. April 5.

back on Broadway ne Whor, the actor designer
director painter and sculptor For strange
reason movies utilized only Of many talents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

picture hat, a pink veil and a
dress that matched her eyes. I
never realized just how blue
they were until sat with her
in her dressing room after she
had finished the scene and her
director, Irving Cummings,
said. That's all until tomor-
row"
There had been talk that
George was very bitter at the
young blond star after she
telephoned 10 say good-hy, that
he felt Betty broke off too sud
denly and that she should have
told him face ~ face she was
through and not over the tele-
phone.
They're Still in Love
~ don't believe George ever
said anything against me-" Betty
said. THAT isn't his WAY. I
know he still loves me and ]
love him, hut ] am doing my
best 70 forget. You can't see a
person every dAx and have them
do all the little thoughtful, at
tentive things George did and
break off without feeling
lonely"
There was a tear in Bettys
eve when she said:
II don't expect 10 get over
George today. tomorrow or next
week. But 7 do know there IL no
turning hack. When ! make mp
my mind ! never exercise
woman's privilege NJ changing
it,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Erroneous Rumor

What about Harry James.
the orchestra LEADER ] asked
Betty.
The first smile I had seen on
Betty'S face lit IT up and she
Rlggled;
That iS what YOU might call
an erroneous Hollywood rumor.
7 knew Harry long before he
was famous. I think l was his
first fan.
We both love music and are
crazy about hearing new tunes.
So I went out with him once
~ all placeS-to the Palladium,
whore YOU have as much pri-
Nacy a. a gold fish In glass
howl.
III 7 had been In love with
Harry and he with me we
would have gone 10 some quiet
place and sat in corner and
not 10 the Palladium, where
everyone we know goes 10
dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Lads Kidded Her

All the garages were closed
~ that hour.
For nearly an hour. while she
Vsinly sought the cause. the lads
kidded her performance as
trouble shooter"
Then, triumphantly she dis
covered the cause, broken
ignition wire.
Whereupon, one Of the soldiers
returned 70 the Canteen. found
wire and innprevised a tenn
porary contact that actually got
her home.
With a pair Of crutches and
but one leg. Pfc. Roy Williams
made his way into Hollywood
Canteen one night and Carey
Wilson. who was officiating as
officer of the day. promptly ex-
tended him the courtesy Of the
angels table. where he was ar
IDENTIFY Rugged by Hedy Lamar.
Blushing. but ecstatic. the ma.
rine waved good-by, turned to
Carey and said:
Look. Hedy Rugged me, she
Rugged me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
! Had Rather Play

How would YOU IKE ~ ne
movie actor" asked Brown Who
had been searching high and low
for iust the perfect child actor
~ portray Mickey Rooneys KID
brother.
What's that" Inquire q
Butch. suspiciously
"Oh." unused Brown. slightly
stun ped. It's kind Of work
ing man
IT had rather play" was
ButchS nonchalant comment
In spite Of his ideas on the
subject. he was tested and
signed for the role and imme-
diately fell heir 10 Greta Carlo 5
famed black screens. When
Garho used them they were 70
insure privacy. In BU'ch's ceSe
they were 10 keep hun from
staring ~ the camera and
Brown while enotlng In spite
Of himself, the KID was a born
star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Didn't Want 10 Wait

When I decided TO end every
thing with George" Betty said.
IT didn't want In wait. ] made
up my mind in hurry. That's
the WAY ] always do things. !
parted from Jackie Coogsn in
much the same manner.
Remember" she said, when
I divorced Jackie some ~ the
movie writers said did II he
cause ! WAS merceDary: that 7
went through his money and
then ~aid goodbye 10 him.
That's ridiculous, I have AL
WAYS earned my living, that il.
since have been old enough 10
sing and dance. Today Jackie
and I are good friends. Ours
was kid romance: both he and
I understand that now.
Case OF Adult Love
at was different with George.
! was never seriously in love,
really in loye, until ] met him.
NV romance with George was an
adult love-entirely different
from what felt for Jackie. n
George could have married me !
would have married him gladly.
hut II was not the right thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
e: E: ,aESvaS 4 @ Siiii
Butch Sets
Hollywood
On Its Heels
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special "a THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, April 3.
THIE devastating male who has
= set Hollywood girls and the
entire femme fan world back on
their French heels is no Charles
Boye-. no Clark Gable, no
Tyrone Power.
on the credit sheet of The
Human Comedy" he is billed as
Jack Jenkins. 5-year-oId thun-
derbolt. who is neither tall,
dark nor handsome. To the con-
trary, he is exceptionally short,
blond and freckled.
His Inmates call him
Butch" a title bestowed on
him by his actress mother.
Doris Dudley. and his play
wright grandfather. Bide Dud-
ley, a. birth. The day he COM
pleted his first days work in
The Human Comedy he had
his mother send a telegram 10
his grandfather. dictated by
himself. II read,
81 got toys and lollypops for
acting In = picture. But amt
no good. tSigned) BUTCH"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Looks Deceivinq

n might also be added he looks
like an angel-but he "aint."
To say ne is unimpressed by
his movie opportunity Is the tops
IN understatement. He was fed
up with his career his second
day on the set and wanted 10
cali II quits right then. HIS
biggest beef" was over the fire.
quent demand for repeating
scenes. He couldn't see any
sense in doing a thing more than
once.
Clarence Brown. director and
mentor of The Human COMEDY"
discovered fimdom'S newest rave
while the latter was construct
ing sand houses on the beach at
Santa Monica.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - Arabian Nights, 12:De.
2:45. sal. 7:57 1898 p. m; Strictly
In the Groove" HOO a. m, i;4b 4;2l.
6:57, s:33 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Journey for
Margaret" II a. m 2;05. $40. s:O7,
1O;43 p, m; "Whistling In Dixie" 12:23,
s:2s. 6:33. $50 .. m.
CINDERELLA-"Now. voyager." 2:05.
5:45. $3.50 p. m; Seven Days Leave. %
u 30. 4:iO, 7:46. II 80 p. m.
CINEMA-"Ravaged Earth" IL. 2;io.
i:20, $50. $40. 1880 p. m.
PIsHER-"Now. Voysger," 2:iO. 5:55,
s:42 p. m; Seven Days Leave" 1880,
4;45. 7;52, 1899 p. m.
FOX-"Commandos Strike at Dawn"
II q. m, $50 1850, 745, 10:40 p m.
Behind the Eight Ball." 1851. 34o,
SAL, s:36 p. m.
Sunday Punch" s.O4.
1914 p. m, Who Is Hope Schuyler Z,
s:40 p. m.
MADIsON-"Now. voyager" II a m.
ASS. $3.50, 1O:45 p. m; Seven Days
Leave" i:75. $40. s:i5 p. m.
MICHIGAN Vaughn Monroe, i2:5e.
S:5s, 6:54. 9:52 p. m Three Hearts for
Julia" II a. m, las. 4:4s, 7:44, 1892
p m.
PAI.Ms-sTATE - "Hiuer's Children, -
I1;IO. 2, s. $40. 1i:iO p. M. Lady
Bodyguard," 10 a. m, 1:2o, 1855, Z, 10
p. m.
PARADIsE-Luck MiIlindsr. Ink Spots.
2:37. 500, 7:33. 1910 p. m; stick "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Skaters Head
Show at
Mickey's

THE FLYING HAMILTONS,
two roller skating whizzes, take
all headline honors at Mickey's
Show Bar this week. He whirls
her about with one hand. she does
complete fiips as he spins her just
a few inches from the floor. To-
gether they dance, do some smooth
and slow control work and finally
climax with swivel" in which
he spins her vertically as well as
horizontally.
Madelon Baker, the singer whom
lDetroiters already know and love,
scores with her luke Box Seren-
ade," a Gershwin medley. and
Salt Lake City Blues" Rio and
Rita are a spectacular dance com
bination in their brilliant Mexican
costumes. offer a castanet dance
tango and a conga.
Zaza docs the "mooch" for an
Opener, comes back later with a
Javanese temple dance and Renee
ldOrsay follows with her owr
exotic Interpretation of "Manhat-
tan Serenade.' Rudy Horn is the
ipersonable master of ceremonies
IComeS out for a single SpOt with q
tap eccentric number.
The MiCkeyetteS do a swing
Opening. an Oriental fantasy in the
middle Of the show and close with
sailors hornpipe. Kitty Voyle
sings and Dixie Lee and Florence
Blake 10 several dance specialties
And lis Lee Walters orchestra
doing the music for the show and
dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Music for Saroyan

MUSICAL BACKGROUND for
THE Human Comedy" will be one
of the most elaborate of the year.
Scoring of the picture is from
original music written by Herbert
Stothart.
The William Saroyan story was
directed and produced by Clarence
Brown, and has been acclaimed by
preview audiences. Mickey Rooney,
Frank Morgan, James Craig, Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Style Hint

THAT ATTRACTIVE evening
hat Ann Sothern is sewing on be-
tween scenes of Swing Shift
Maisie," is fashioned after hats
worn by girls in defense work.
The new bonnet is created in black
velvet and features a semi-snood
of tulle. On the assembly line the
snood is a safety measure, while
for evening wear, Miss Sothern
claims, il affords one TO have the
effect of a short-hairdo, without
actually bobbng your long tresses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Reward Dog Actor

BECAUSE OF his unusual per-
Torrance, Butch, tiny dog screen
actor and constant companion of
Ann Sothcrn in Swing Shift
Maisie.' Director Norman Mcleod
has rewarded him with three
.ClOSeupsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Birthday Cakes

FRIENDS OF Ann Sothern sur
prised her on her birthday by
sending cakes. As a result, the
star was the recipient of seven
cakes, much 10 the delight Of the
Swing Shift Maisie' crew who
enjoyed the four the star brought
IN the studio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
A LUCKY BREAK

CERTAINLY A FAR cry from
Greta Carlo and Hedy Lamar 10
little Susan Peters. Susie. who has
come along by leaps and bounds,
gets the role originally intended
for Carlo and later for Lamar in
Russia" Richard Quine tele-
phoned me yesterday 10 thank me
for the way l announced his com
ing marriage 10 Susan three or
four weeks ago.
Both Susan and 7 are grateful
30 YOU for the item in your col
umn." he said. Il leave the last of
March 10 join the coast guard and
since II will be some time before
we can marry. naturally We appre-
Cisted the way you worded your
story"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
.Fo1 May
II. M. Shows
BY CHARLES GENTRY

so SENSATIONAL was the
response TO last weeks dawn
premiere" at the Fox that this
theater may repeat the thing as
a weekly affair.
Actually hundreds of calls have
been pouring in requesting that
the Fox make this regular part
Of their schedule, giving war work.
ers a chance 10 see a weekly
movie,
Literally half of the customers
al last Fridays 2 a. m. opening
Of Commands Strike at Dawn, y
hadn't seen a film in months and
BY turning night into day finally
got to see an opening at least
eight hours before regular film
fans had opened their eyes.
With the clock running away
with wartime, we may expect
morning matinees' 10 become a
regular thing, because half of your
former audience is on the swing
shift.
In this particular case, Com
mandos Strike at Dawn" Is well
worth getting up for at any time
of day or night
Filmed with the cooperation OF
the Canadian government on Van
couver Island. the picture actually
shows the tactics used by English
raiders on NaZi-occupied Norway.
Paul MUM heads the large cast
which includes Sir Cedric Bard
wicke, Anna Lee, Robert Coote,
Elizabeth Fraser and hundreds OF
actual Canadian troops. the kind
Of men who figured so daringly
in the Dieppe raid and who have
been so heroically staging sorties
against the Germans.
A LUCKY COUSIN
PERHAPS YOU have read of
the freak rise to fame enjoyed by
Cheryl Walker. the little extra
girl who has the romantic lead
in Stage Door Canteen," soon
to be released.
Well. she is a cousin of Martha
Errolle, the lovely singer appear
ing in town at the London Chop
House.
Cheryl was picked as Pasadena's
Rose Queen" in 1899 and later
got one of those IT haven't seen
you for six months" contracts at
Paramount. where she posed for
leg art and doubled for glamor
girls who aren't too steady on
their pins.
She even did stunt work for
Veronica Lake in "Sullivan's
Travels" and no one could tell the
difference after she pulled the
hair over her own and every fans
eyes.
When Sol Lesser saw her test
for Eileen in "Stage Door Can
teen," she was working on loca-
ton for a horse opera. 80 miles
out in the valley.
She hitch-hiked a ride on
dump truck. arrived at the studio
in Stacks and walked right on the
set.
Yesterday she was just a hungry
extra. Today Cheryl finds herself
the ingenue lead in a film which
boasts Katharine Cornell cher
first screen appearance) Katharine
the LuntS and Gypsy
Rose Lee in its terrific cast.
Hollywood isn't always kidding
with those success stories and now
her cousin, Martha, who has a
lovely voice and quit Hollywood
to star in operettas, thinks she'll
60 back and try again.
NEW BILL AT ADAMS
THE ADAMS will have two new
pictures this Friday with City
Without Men" starring Linda
Darnell and a new kind Of horror
film, The Boogie Man Will Get
You" While this last one has
Karloff and Peter LORE, it's sup
posed to have plenty of laughs
and not be one of those shudder
shows like Bella Lugosi in you
Were Never Uglier."
aNu mr.