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Evening star., 1943-03-21

Before her marriage she
Dds Miss Kathleen Estelle
Tanner, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. LaRue E. Tanner of
Arlington. Ensign Robinson
Is the son OF Mrs. Margaret M.
Robinson OF Minneapolis and
NTH his bride Is at home at
T02 Northampton street.
Harris -E1rino Photo.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Slav Editor to Talk

Sir Bernard Pares, historian and
editor In chief of the Slavonic Re-
view, will speak on "The Present
state OF Religion in Soviet Russia"
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the assembly
hall of the Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Staying in Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Glascock OF
1924 Van Ness street are spending
some time at Orlando, where they
recently have been Joined by their
friend, Mrs. Marion Kern, also OF
Washington.
Gentlemen prefer blonds--patriots
prefer bonds. Buy now.
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BIG TRAILER DISPLAY.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

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WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICE for any type
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FARMS FOR SALE tcons. }
Fred B. Cushman
Goithersburq, Nd.

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house bank barn sts double 5tot corn 'r CRIB,
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this will be ideal for development.
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Ave, which is the same as Route
$40. Gaithersburg. Montgomery Co.
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today
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Billie Holiday In Her
Last Week AtZombie;
Rhythm Willie Back

Billie Holiday Is closing her
third and final sensational week
al Broad's Club Zomhie. She broke
all attendance records az the Club
zombie during her stay there.
Back nj the Zomhie Is that lit
lie Harmonica blowing Rhythm
Willie. who will he remembered by
tZombie GOers as the one who al
ways draws so many encores.
Len Reed opens n brand new re-
yue there Monday night. March !.
conferred around the Cats and The
Fiddle. whose records are among
the ton drawing ones on all the
juke boxes.
The Cats and the Fiddle will he
the second big name act 10 he
featured az Club Zomhie this year.
and Is expected to outdraw any
pther act in the city.
Monday Night, March I. will he
"a gran opening night. Cleberiti
from Detroit ana SURROUNDING
towns will be on hand 20 welcome
the Cats and the Fiddle. their
fayorite recording artists.
There will he terrific show
with lots OF acts backing them
up. giving over a solid hours en-
tertainment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
II. Mcdaniel Sings
Ice Cold Katie Ditty

Los ANGELES --tANP) - Ac-
cording 10 the thousands OF fans
who adore her on the screen an
opportunity TO meet her in per-
son, arrangements are under way
for the races first and only
award winner. Hattie Mcdaniel.
IL make an extended personal ap-
pearance tour I'm April. Regard
less OF the arduous work entailcd
in making train connections and
the covering OF many states. the
genIaI star II as happy over the
prospects AZ the fans are 10 see
her.
Hattie will feature the song
she did in Warner Brothers
Thank Your Lucky stars" which
will be released at that time.
This Is titled ice Cold Katie,
especially written for her express
sive voice. that first came &c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
LENA HORNE
NOW A STAFF
SERGEANT

LOS ANGELES AMP - It's
Siaff SGT Lena Horne now.
Enchanted by her voice and
charms during = recent visit. she
made % entertain them between
ehofs 81 81 Cen,Gry-Fox Stony
Weather in which she s'ars OPP
pcsiie Bill Robinson tho 2afh
Quariormasfer Truck regimen,
Ills week sent her the following
citation
"speciai Order 80 81 ipon
request Of The enlisted porsl nuel
and he commanding officer he
i,lioNing assignment and appoinrI
n.en' IN Company F eaih Quar-,
i,rmaster Truck regiment is an
rouuted TO BE HONORARY
NEMRER AND STAFF SER
GEANT. Miss Lena Horne 2o'h
Cerrirv-Fev studio Hollyw
Calif
Nv order OF col Miller"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Lena Disobeys Docs
Orders In Flu Attack

HOLLYWOOD tANP) - Gloom
darkened the faces of producers
and officials last Tuesday when
Director Andrew Stone had to
shoot around Lena Horne. who
with Bill Robinson stars IN eoih
Century Fox's STORMY Wcaihet"
Miss Horne WAS stricken with
chills and fever on the scr Of
Stormy Weather the day prev
ious. during filming Of scene
with Cab Galloway and Robinson.
Her physician. Dr. Emmett 3
Morrisscv diagnosed her illness
az miia influenza and ordered her
home for az least three days
But after one DAY in hel The
still suffering star disohcNed his
OF ders. rather thi,p delay The pic
iure and returned for scenes with
Cab Galloway who had just ar
rived from the east.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
By ALMENA DAVIS

HOLLYWOOD-LATF) i new
er heard OF Dooley Wilson before
saw him in the stage version
OF Cabin in. the Sky" but I've
been curious about him ever
since. Anybody who can steal a
scene from the great Ethel Wat
trs deserves 10 be remembered
and he did just that in The
Cabin"
can remember their scenes
together and all the memory
have OF Ethel Ia OF big woman.
brooding over her man, hut Lit
tie Joe'-he was the most in
gratiating. persuasive. wistful lit
tie devil OF fellow I've ever
seen: and stayed in a continual
chuckle at the spectacle OF him
dropping it on her the way
countless. worthless scamp 5
whom women love. have done
SINCE Eve.
Well. since then I've discover
ed that Quality is no act bu,
part OF Dooley Wilson. Leigh
Whipper who has gone overheard
for the press since rather du-
biously complimentary article
did about him couple OF weeks
ago. brought Wilson up To be in
terviewed this week. and as he
sat across my desk. he. perhaps
unconsciously started dropping
II on ME.
He has a trick OF looking down
while he talks; OF talking shyly
and rather deprecatinely OF his
exploits. then Of looking up un-
expectedly and grinning like a
friendly urchin. II gets a woman
in a maternal region.
Texas.R0rn
Wilson said the excitement be-
gan for him hack in Tyler. Texas
whore his folks were very dia-
metrically situated from the stage.
ND In the church He. however,
went on the boards at the age
Of :. playing in Patchapple's Ran-
hit Foot Minstrels. How bout
that,
He played all through the
south for years growing from a
stripping in his early twenties.
His next big venture was with
the Pekin Stock Co. headed by
the late, great Charles Gilpin
That was in that first hey-day of
Afro-American show business.
That was the Golden Age OF
Johnson: Rosamond Johnson,
James Weldon Johnson; OF VIII
Marion Cook. Will Vcdrey. Anita
Bush.
The company pioneered dra-
matte stock in Harlem. writing
their own books. their own mu-
sic. bringing sophistication TO
Negro entertainment.
4 Drummer
Primarily. Dooley Wilson IS a
musician. a drummer and a sing
or. and 1910 found him part
OF the late. also great. James X
Europe's band. Some day | want
10 do story on Jim Europe
whose name Is a tlnseled flash IN
my memory. wrapped up with
bunting and the stars and stripes,
and linked somehow with John
Philip sousa. I'll have 10 find
someone 10 eniighten me.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
CURLEY AND
RED BRING
FUN TO CONGO

Keeping Up The Good Morale
production dedicated 10 the
war Vorkefs Of America. is a,so
Keeping up tho good morale 81
the patrons Of club Congo. and
for that reason the floor show Is
being held over for another three
week run.
One Of The psincipal reasons
for the tremendous success OF
Produce Larry Stcelcs latest
production IS Gladys Palmer the
Young pianist who con,r.huie- 81
much with her playing and sing
ing. especially when she itne-
out with SLENDER. Tender and
Tan. and st. Louis Blues holh
OF which arc warmly received
by the patrons.
Another big piaudit piueker IS
Ike act OF Red and tHtlcy. two
young fellows who keep the pa
irons rolling With laughter, and
then amaze them with their
drumbcocie. Gene krupa dem
onstration on he drums. They
are also fine dancers.
Lillian FITZGERALD. a clever lit
tie comedienno: Lovey Lane. OK
otic dancer. and Lesser Sqnies.
iapster deluxe, are others who
make up the show which is en-
coed by Steel. Carltha Haib, {,
sophisticated little souhretie,
fronts the line OF PROXY glrls.
and The music Tor the show and
dancing Is furnished by James
Martins Club Congo band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
!uFF NOTES:


Walton Lewis has succeeded Willis Ward as head
man at Ford's. Don Marshall is recovering slowly
and smiling as usual There is music and song the
yeeps club. Mareellus Wilson, NC. at the Three
Sxes, will return to the Zombe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Cabin In Sky Gives
Dooley His Chance

When Europe went into the
Army. Wilson lett him and
FORMED his own fiye.piece com-
blnntion. and went 10 Europe.
from there, his travels took
him, rs he likes 10 LAY II. from
Deanyllle "a cairo. lie was the
official musical opener Of the
famed Clro's restaurants In
England, and he played thru
Seville, Madrid, Holland, the
Hague TO the shepherds hotel
In Cairo, Egypt
1884 found him back in the
rs. for good. and the depression
found him in Harlems Federal
theatre project. There, flair for
comedy. suspected on the band
stand. must have come into full
bloom. | said | never heard of
him before. but az | write. ! seem
10 remember that the name OF
Dooley Wilson hoped often on
the typewriter keys OF critics OF
the Federals production OF An
drocles and the Lion in which
his was the former title role. His
next role was that Of crook IN
show production of Steinbeck $
"Of Mice and Men" and then he
played while down East with
the transformers. the same troupe
which gave HOLLYWOOD Bette na-
Wis. The result was the role ot
that paragon OF all the male
vices. Little joe in Cabin In
he sky"
Paramount took him out OF the
Cabin and gave him a 1-year
contract with an option Since
then he's played with Preston
Foster and Albert Dokkar In The
Morning After" with Bob Hope
e.. THE FayorIte Blond; with
Rosalind Russell and Fred Mac
Murray in take a Letter Darl-
ing His reaction 20 HOLLYWOOD Z
It's all right: anythings all right
AS long as it's show business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Pupils To Be Guests
At Showing OF Film

The 81. Antoine Boys division
is to be hosts TO NoryeiI. Dufield,
Trowbridgc and GARFIELD schools
on Feb -. and -. The activities
Will include the showing OF a full
run feature movie. "Tarzans Re-
venge" rhis movie IS ono that all
boys will enjoy.
Following the movie viii be a
splash party IN tho large YMCA
pool. under The leadership Of Rob
orr Taliaferro. physical director AZ
The ST. Antoine branch YMCA. Tho
plan Of the program is for earh
school to spend an afternoon with
the 81. Antoine BOYS division.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Nalnre,. yIlardn Frodnct..

Polish Up those Golden Slippers Let
them take YOU straight 70
CABIN In The SKY
A hesvenly picture Win bcAatiu music
supplied by such archaagels O. song az
Efrcl Waters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
Stage
: the
.UMPN 1--WE
BY ulysses boykin

crossed
went center promoters while they continue to reap
W., Everywhere go we find crowded theaters,
ns .rerns and cabarets. The boys and girls have
M =. snend and are thirsty for some entertainment and
chance to forget the everyday grnd. ne spo, owners
"tbat Every dog has his day.. To those who give
trons first class entertainment go the cream of the
"a This should as good example for the 9TH
| Give the public something for their money.
-. Reed. smart, clever producer at Breads Club
-. comes on this week with big time smooth
' ,evue backgrounding the famous Cats and the
r;Sde to succeed Miss Billie Holiday. Miss Holiday
,.sd record nights for three straight weeks. The.
p..udded show also featured the Brown Twins,
nsLr lawrence and Rhythm Willie, the harmonica
Linz The new show promises to oven outclass "Trav-
elm Light
usd long talk with super-producer of Congo shows
arr steele the other day. We talked at length about
IKE dancers and artists who depend of their lovely
Ldes N help sell their numbers and he finally got to
rs that Miss Lovely Lane. the Chicago girl appear
Z A. the club had something unusual about her dance
+e thinks she's tops Sarah and few others. There is
very good show at the Congo. The stopper is Gladys
kmer recording artist She sings and plays up breeze
The Club Three Skies opens a new Betty Taylor
production tFs week with plenty of music and dane
nporcv and Bess' is back at the Cass for limited
M 60 Detroit honored with group of very fine people
desmond Johnson is under the of physician right
kw Eta Motcn, the woman with just loads and loads
personality and lOud duncan nave title roles as usual.
Irrn Long Sportn Life is still the sealer The
Ieuge Gershwn operetta opened at the Cass Monday
Egh
Miss Olive Brown is the featured singer in George
E. Lees revue at the Cory Corner Theater-Bar.
HE B. & c.
Bill Day the clever master Of ceremonies at the B.
c theaer-bar The B. & c., which is managed by that
Epalar man-aboutown Warren LaRue. is owned by Mrs
Ila Lghtfoo The young widow with abundance of
tmpes and smiles Since the old spot has been all dress
I'd you can hardly find elbow room. II Jumps from
forming to night with merrment There is fine food and
pink and plenty Of entertainment trooper that keeps
p aaghg all the time is the comedy star, Warren La
le in blackface. well trained chorus under the d.
elton Of George Mongo who taps terrfcally himself
fd singing by Sue Cooper and Alberta James, really
fnd YOU For something different and that certain at
fcsphere visit the Club B. & C.
PUFF NOTES:
Walton Lewis has succeeded Willis Ward as head
man at Ford's. Don Marshall is recovering slowly
and smiling as usual There is music and song at the
seeps club Mareellus Wilson, NC. at the Three
Snes will return to the Zombie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

and
Eddie Rochester Anderson who sup
plies much Of the humor lie IS also
responsible for many Of the problems
that beset Ethel Waters as the vie.
and Lena Horne as the sweetheart.
Georgia Brown
MCNf has assembled a brilliant cast for
Cabin In The SKY Headline enter
tanners include LOUIS Armstrong. Rex
Ingram. Kenneth Spencer. Duke
Ellington and his orchestra. the Hall
Johnson Choir IN addition 10 the tho Of
stars mentioned above.
When YOU see K abin In The Sky" we
guarantee you'll come out humming.
=
To be specific You'll be humming
Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe and
Taking a Chance on Love. They're
both delightful bits OF song
Leo saws he's tune-tipsy but that lisa
fine way TO be
=
Here's music. plot and poetry In
triple measured AT
= Sro
Here's a good cflSS "
time for all a
4
Keep Singing. A
America M ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

and Lena Horne. an en-
ticine BIZ Of personality
w1tha nev ~avot singing
some Brand new songsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27

western fans over the Perfection
Douehnuts radio hour on kNN.
In The picture she sings II while
Rita Christiana. former Durham
dancer. poses and piroueiies as
illustration OF llattie's words.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-27
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS you DOSING AND HOPING

Then prOrc 90 yourself ichdf clIec-
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Open YOUR own way toward delivsrance
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TWO MORE RECIPES.
Menu Suggestions For Next Weeks Meals

By Edith NJ. Barber
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit
WnfTes With Honey
COGee
DINNER.
WdtercresS and Rdu Carrot
Appetizer
Roast Veal
Rro1Dned Potatoes Dreamed Spinach
Hot Apple Pie
SUPPER.
French Onion Soup
M,rcd Green Salad
jelly Roll Tea
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Ready to-Edt Cereal
Podched Eggs on Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cream OF Spinach Soup
Lettuce Salad
DINNER.
Curry OF Veal
Steamed Rice
Baked Carrots and Apples
Lemon TGrts
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Applesauce
Hot Cereal Bran Mufins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Scrambled Eggs With Corn
Ne,0 Cabbage Salad
MolasSes Cookies Tea
DINNER.
Veal and Kidney Pie
Baked Potatoes Buttered BeetS
Orange Custdrd Pudding
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Reddp-to- Cereal
Boiled Eggs Hot Rolls
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
BOrSch With Sour Cream
Chicory Salad
Toasted Crackers Tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

Smart. simple and springlike i.
and so new looking, too, with side
button closing.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1777-B.
designed for sizes IL, IA, Is. 10. 20
and 40. Corresponding bust mea-
surements 80 80, "a, 36. 80 and 40.
Size IA (32) requires, with extended
shoulders, 3ls yards 39-inch mate
rial; "a yards contrast.
Good news for all home dress
makers-the Spring Fashion Book is
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For this attractive pattern send
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

| Two cups OF bread crumbs.
Quarter cup OF butter, bacon fat
or similar
One teaspoon of salt.
A quarter teaspoon pepper.
One egg.
Beat up the egg and with it
moisten the crumbs, then add the
melted butter or other fat. Then
work in the seasoning. Here is
enough plain dressing for an ordi-
nary chicken. 1t makes moist and
soft dressing. This is no doubt the
original ancestor Of all the stufings.
But even the amateur chef will find
it somewhat prosaic and only the
stepping stone to some creative work.
Maybe We want our dressing or
stuffing to be little more f1avorful.
Using the same ingredients as in the
foregoing. except the egg, we go
about it like this:
Take trusty little skillet ian iron
one is besD and melt our fat. Now
out OF your bag Of onions choose one
about the size of an egg and mince
it fine, adding it to the fat and let
ting it cook tender, without burning.
Then add your bread crumbs and
mix well. Into this mixture put a
good pinch of dry and powdered sage
and level tablespoonful of minced
celery and another of chopped par
sley. Then add tablespoon or so of
milk. Mix we'll and cook a minute
or so longer. Now you have fuller
favored and less "stuffy" stuffing.
From here we go off on side trips:
Using either Of the above founda-
tons Il like the second one best
we can add some raisins, if We want
to stuff pork. Or chopped pineapple,
prunes or apricots afford new in
terest. Bits of mushrooms or olives
are always acceptable
And then the herbs-rosemary
basil, savory, marjoram or thyme are
all interesting.
We may wander off a bit and try
an oyster stuffing by just mixing a
couple of cups of oysters with
couple of cups of bread crumbs, a
quarter of cup of fat and salt and
pepper. Or we make sausage dress
ing by using half cup of sausage
meat. two of bread crumbs, salt and
pepper, onion and parsley.
Enhance your stuffed meat or fish
with a subtly blended and smooth
gravy or sauce-and your main dish
shows no signs or rationing or
shortages!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18

las top layer. Season each layer
Of potato with tablespoon salt and
dot with tablespoon butter, Over
all pour pineapple sirup, sprinkle
with sugar and dot with table
spoon butter Bake In hot oven
400 degrees) about 80 minutes, COW
ering half OF the time When done.
remove from oven. ornament top
with rings of marshmallows. return
to oven to puff and brown slightly.
Serve at once"
TO REMOVE HEAT MARKS.
REQUESTED BY Mrs. G.. D., Hydtts-
uillei
will YOU please tell me what to
do for tiny blisters Cproba bly, caused
by hot dish) on vanished wal
nut table top? I have tried cam
phorated oil and various furniture
polishes without success"
OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER.
with Thanks to MIS-. o. B.,
Washington
Il noticed one of your readers
asked for the recipe for oysters
Rockefeller. This is from my New
Orleans Recipes by Mary Moore
Bremen.
"Twentyfour oysters on the half
shell. Mince very fine punches of
spinach, u bunch of shallots. y
bunch OF parsley, q head of celery
and add y pound of butter. Do not
melt the butter, but chop it into the
mixed vegetables. Season with salt
and cayenne pepper, the juice of
| large lemon. tablespoons Worces-
tershire sauce and 2 tablespoons
absinthe.
Set the oysters (on half shells