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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-29
RED SHELTON ON
LOEW-POuBILL
"WhistIing in Dixie" Tops
One of Seasons Best
Programs

Today one Of the best balanced
screen programs Of the year is on
tap at the Loew- Poll Theater, when
Red SHELTON featured in "Whistling
In Dixie" with Ann Rutherford and
Guy Kibbee opens and on the same
program will be seen the sensations
al Aim Journey For Margaret the
Aim that theater-goers all over the
country have been waiting Tor and
featured in this film are such grand
favorites as Robert Young, Larine
Day, Fay BANTER, Nigel Bruce, VIII
liam Severa and then last but BY
no means the least there Is MAR
garet" O'Brien the sweetest child
star that you have ever seen on the
screen and Shirley Temple and all
of the past Juvenile lulminaries are
thought of when this assertion Is
made, but this little lady has a lit
tie more on the bali than any Of
the others had and she knows how
to use 1t.
"Red" Shelton who has arisen to
one Of the favorite comedians of the
radio and also of the screen Is in
the type of role that Ats him to a
IT. and the red-headed star has a
role in which anything could hap
pen and believe us 1t does, he is
never out Of hot water and the
great supporting cast that are with
him make this a Aim that has all
the ingredients for great comedy
and that Is what 1t Is, there are no
historical facts in this Aim, there
is nothing that will make the world
reverberate, with its lesson, but the
theatergoers will have the theater
reverberating when this Aim Is I'm
folding.
This program will be shown for
four days only not the usual five
days showing that the pictures got
prior to the request Of Governor
Baldwin that fuel be conserved, so
the Loew.Poli theater will show this
Aim on Friday, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday only as the theater Is
closed on Tuesday all day, as their
part towards the conservation Of
fuel, but all the rest of the week 1t
Is good policy to shut down your
heater at home, turn down the
lights and come down town to the
Poll where the heat is by soft coal
Of which there Is plainly, and see
these great shows.
One of the outstanding stage
shows Of the present season will be
on tap at the Loew-PoH next We'd
nesday and Thursday when Ray
Kline and his band bring their big
stage show "A Salute To Hawaii
with its cast Of over 40 stars, all OF
them the best there are to be
found and the delightful soft swingy
music Of the well-known favorite
Ray Kinney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-29
RHYTHM PARADE
STRAND FEATURE
Excellent Musical Produce
ton Shares Spotlight
With Man of Courage

'Rhythm Parade" latest and one
of the most ambitious offerings from
Monogram, Is a musical picture
which possesses a high degree Of
eye and ear appeal, and registers a
high mark as tuneful and colorful
entertainment. It opens tomorrow
at the Strand theater, for q four
day run.
The picture is literally filled with
pretty girls, dancing and music, and
carries much of the hilarious atmo.
sphere of metropolitan night, since
IL Is within such an institution that
the great part Of the action takes
place. Actually, the Aim brings to
the screen the entire floor show Of
the Florentine Gardens in Holly
wood, with the famous IN. T. G."
(Nils T. Granlund) at the head Of
a large group of singing and dane
ing girls, and such other outstand-
ing entertainers as the Mills Broth
ers quartette, the Flo Rito orchestra
and comedian Candy" Candida.
The acting cast Is headed by Gale
Storm, who sings several songs de-
lightfully, and also includes Robert
Lowery, Margaret Dumont, Cliff
Navarro and Jan Wiley.
Briefly, the story concerns the
attempts Of Miss Storm to secure
an engagement as the star singer Of
Nazarro's night club, and the ma
Chinations Of Miss Wiley to prevent
prominently in the proceedings, and
her success. A cute baby figures
there are many highly diverting Sit
uations. The entire story is told
gaiety, with scenes alternating be-
against the background of girls and
tween the show floor and dressing
rooms behind the scenes. Comedy
forms an important part Of the
story, and the picture qualities as a
grand, all-around good time.
Rhythm Parade" has been Law
ishly produced by Sydney M. Will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-29
PLAYS HERSELF NICELY, TOO

Joan Leslie is hoping she'll still
have all her screen friends when she
finishes her role in Warner Bros.
THANK Your Lucky Stars
So far she's done representations
Of Ida Lupino, James Cagney--who's
wife she played in Yankee Doodle
Dandy''-Edward G.. Robinson, Alex
Is Smith, and Enrol Flynn, the late
ter as Gentleman Jim" Corbett.
Director Dave Butler tells her she
has more to do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-29

liams and the picture was directed
by Howard Bretherton and Dave
Gould from an original screenplay
by Carl Foreman and Charles r.
Marion. Photography by Mack
Stenglar is excellent.
The second big hit on the program
is "Man of Courage" with Barton
MacLane and Charlotte Wynters.
This theater Is closed today, but
will be open as usual tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-29
BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD

Tommy Dix the Broadway
youngster who captured blase New
York with his college boy role IN
the stage version of "Best Foot For
ward" Is In Hollywood as the young
hero opposite Lucille Bal, In Nc
MS presentation Of the hit musical.
''Best Foot Forward" began Aim
Ing at Metro oldwyn-Mayer this
week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-29

BETTE DAVIS AND PAUL LUKAs perturbation
OF Broadway watch the Rhine Others prom-
nent in the cast Geraldine Fitzgerald Lucille Watson Beua Rond
Woods Danien Donald Eric
Roberts, Wilson, Young Kurt Katch Erwin Kaiser Robert
director
is Herman Shumln
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-13

sending TO its westernmost base
February ended without an
other visitation from their neigh
bors. When Major Clayton j.
Larson. Fargo, N. d., Knocked
down the first Japanese plane
over Amchitka and flying
mate. 1t. f. j. Rocky Stone,
Glendale, Calf, rode another
into the white-caps of the North
Pacific, TOTO stopped to think
things over.
For time after that recon
nalSSancc planes scouting kiSka
harbor spotted no enemy planes
on the water. That TOTO could
have hid them out isn't impoS-
siblc, but in clear weather the
contours of the Alcutians read
like an open book from the air,
and Kiska is no exception.
Army and Navy intelligence
may know where the Zeros are
hiding today, but the informa-
ton is secret. Shortly after the
last disastrous (for Tojo) raid,
a Navy Ply patrol boat swap
ped few shots with a Zero not
too far from Kiska. No hits,
no runs. No one hurt.
This is a stark land with lit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-13
Mere s what weU.knoWu
N. Y. Doctor advises -

~. Edward Parrish. well.
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MANY men, and women
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-13

tie entertainment. There are no
movies, no U.S.O. shows, no
canteens, no beer, no pogie-bait,
few radios, few hand-cranked
record players. Mail arrives but
rarely and the men need enter
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-13
USO Shows Lacking on Barren Amchitka i'm AIeutians

tainment. They wan TOTO TO
come back.
Next time, the ground gum
ners vow, they'll do better.
P-so's are aching to get into a
scramble" with their neighDors
from the west.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-13
By SHERMAN MONTKOSE
Acme NcwSpictureS Cameraman

acme New NpICtuIt> Y dIiiti diiiai
WWfcH fDr NE1 Nc,tisc
AMCHITKA ISLAND, Aleu-
uanS, May l3 ~ "Float-planc
Joe from Tokyo hasn't been
around lately and L. 5 forces
ON this Alcutian outpost fear he S
somewhat discouraged 49, If he
lsn dead.
They have a nice reception all
planned for TOTO when h calls
again from neighboring kiska
and they hope he hasn't been
scared off.
a bombing by "Float-plane
Joe and his pals is better than
L. S O. show. Everyone
has just the best time.
It's fun for all Tojo comes
sliding in out Of the usual haze
that shadows this spongy ter
RAIN. makes a run on his target.
A watching gunner spots him
and traccrS fro ! 50-calIber ma
chine guns 20 mlllimcter can
non and BIS ZIP across the
skies.
Toto cuts the same acrobatics
he effects i'm the South Pacific,
lodging. shifting weaving like
a Red Grange or a Tommy Har-
mon, until he drops his presents
and gets the hell out Of here.
TOTO HAD CINCH
Many times since L. S. troops
arrived here, in moN that
threw Japan for new loss in
the AlcutianS, pontoon planes
have come over from klSka TO
furnish entertainment where en-
tertalnment is scarce kiska is
as far away as a weekend drive
before ratloning.
Each time but the last time
over, Tojo had things pretty
much his own way. Anti-alr-
craft came closer, sure, but no
targets tumblcd 1t OF the skies
and ground gunners admittedly
hadn't settled down TO calm
shooting at shifty targets.
On the last visit the pridcs of
Nippon met an unpleasant sur
prise They had been staging
raids to arrive over this Spongy
mud hole either before protec-
tive P-38' from another base
had arrived in the morning, or
after they had hauled for home
at night.
Again they came, confident
OF air supremacy with their two
Zero float Fighters, scornful OF
ground defenses.
Too late Joe and his pal found
the sky filled with P-40'S from
new fighting strip. Neither
lived TO tell his flying mates
the breed Of pilots America is
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

Lelne elitterinE N the burning
sun
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ness 81 noondax.
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shore.
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And hef wonderful lave ever
more
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beneath me
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HhuQe
Std ! kneu tgaf q Gear mother.
Stand on thc shore q thT iove
{ stand an ihc Shore II tie
evening
= nsa9gi st8udrng all alone.
And though THE enemy may hide
IL lhe darkness
My Thoughts are ever If hume
I ma8 - en- 3 march through he
jungle
u saafrh i0r tine euemx there.
I mas crouch ~ . fo1 hole
To hide from the beast 81 the
al.
Whatever ihc GRIM dangers
afuand mo-
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niRft
II ! KEEP the teachings Of Mother
ana Savior
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H4eht
While ! stand en- the shore q ths
tropical mF
kAnu aft nay ewes toward
Heavier above
I'll he thinking - sou on fns
Mother naE
A. stand on nne shore - tty
lowe
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and reared 81 Jackson Coasatg.
and feee red has schooling II
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Jackson County Wosglen Mills
prtof m ms enlistment
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Eephew Of W. c. Barker
Japanese Prisoner

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Drive Rasagouls has leafnec
that ats fepiteg. Stat SCI Las
fexee " Barker sqga 81 Mrs
Anna ] Barker at Meridian.
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rec TINS news has been released
wi1 the naaaes 81 segefal MaSsls
Aipp5ans head captive. bY lhe L.
s Nar Department
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Fiemons Hall

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a oE THE sHoRE

stand . Flard un TIE shore in
fas morning
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ri fine suu
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RaEaa Knlahi ~ Asrs

PVT Rufus knight former
WORKER 81 ingalls, nut wno IS
now stationed a. Camp Livingston
near AieAaHaria La. waS haeme
iver the week end or > ytxis
wah Ms knlght ~ the residence
ni her parents Capt and Airs
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formerly 3 Chemist a. tie Ingalls,
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

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Robert Lee Dixon EnieYtns
Furlouuh ~ Horne

hasrt lee DlNon wsho = sta
1ione6 1t WesoseF Heto. Mass
Is enseFInE q sen day haflossgh
pa1t Of Nhich ne is spending Wfth
his mother afx v DIXON N Moss
Point
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Wallnse Bentroe Nov Private
First Class

Waiiace Il Reno son ~ Mrs
John Legafe 1870 Beens Na
street RaaEuuta has now al
tanned tine fant ~ Pr.sie. first
class st Camp rendietan Cal
where ne Is nuN stationed
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Ia KihYet Transferred fs Kuroc.
California

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tesen horne on q short visit with
has parents Mf and Mrs Z a
Kfnret en- pascaEotiia St. nnw
stationed 81 Murux C Ii
knayei recently received ms
commission as Second Lieutenant
81 e @Bsao - Camp Lne "a
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Howard Hulfs Arrives IN the
onsied Sssies

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MACK Torres Writes to Chronicle
Star

Is very preasaW letter has been
reef Fad rs the Chronicle Star.
Il comes from Msck TORRES who
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Former pascsaoulan Nov Petty
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a petty officer ratlne has been
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FLOYD Dick Is Nov Seaman.
Second Class

Friends q Floyd Anthony Dick
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