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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Mrs. Coy
To 1870

Edwardine Coy has 1896 in all
events today, a total likely TO win
first place in Class a Of the
women's city championship tour
nament at Palmer Park. And this
total came up in spite of her 43S
in singles following 6l5 in doubles
Her 643 in the team number
helped Vernors set a tournament
record of 2Sl6.
Mrs. Coy and Constance Powers
1917 registered 1912 in doubles
TO take the lead away from Selma
Myers and Margaret DeLoof who
had 1898 with Mrs. DeLoof scor-
ing 632, second high series Of the
competition 10 date.
Violet Applin and Shirley Knit
weis tailed 1862 10 take over first
place in Class {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Glass B Doubles
Champs Defend
Title Tonight

Interest in the city tournament
tonight switches TO Wy-7 where
the field, as projected in the
schedule, is a standout. Only two
Class A teams are on the master
sheet at Great Lal:eS. One is
Tony Moranos Palm Beach, the
other Stanley Ritz Rouge Recrea-
tons. Either is capable OF beat
Ing 295i, the current lead tally.
At Wy-7 are such pairs as Jim
Marshall and Louis Burr, Anthony
Novak and Frank Zion, Kenneth
Buckshi and Bill Nickel, Don
Cantwell and Frank Grub, Ernie
Bolle and Jack Crilley, Sam
Evola and Mike Manning. Clarence
Shorkey and George Brock, Ray
Tassone and John Damico, Angelo
and Frank Damico.
Buckshi and Nickels Of Fort
Boulevard are tn defending
champions. Their score of 1343 in
1912 led fine field and brought
BuckShi into the limelight. Until
he came in as a substitute TO pair
with Nickel, Buckshi stood in
the unknown class. Louis Sic
laff had the singles on TOT.
Last nights scores brought no
dances OF glee either at Great
Lakes or Wy-7. AT the Lakes,
Norge Engineering Club Curries
brought the only change. first in
Glass B on 3l6. Francis Condor
led on 629. top score of the three
squads.
AT Wy-7, Otto Kaglef gained
second in regular singles. Other
NiSe the standings we're I'M
changed. Tony Lindeman and
Barney Adair hit 1047 in doubles.
had 5Sl in the singles
and Charley Shelley 5s2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Police Shots
Win I Matches
I'd in Other
BY DON GILES

The Detroit police are still a
tough combination TO beat when il
comes TO pistol shooting
Last night at the modern Wick
ers Gun Club the famed police
team, who have made world pistol
shooting records for years. con-
tinued TO dominate top ranking
pistol teams by winning two Of
three matches and finishing sec
ond in the third event.
Shooting without the services Of
Al Hemmlng. now a lieutenant in
the l.. 6. Marines, the Detroit pe-
lice team won the % caiber ma
tional course match with a team
score Of 1873. Sgt. A. Hemming
led the way for the men in blue
with a high individual mark of
go.
Their rivals in the % caIiber
events was the Great Lakes Gun
Club. In the % caliber event
Great Lakes scored 1863. VickerS
was third with 1908. Cadillac
Motor fourth with 1884 and De-
troit Edison fifth with 1868.
The .3S caliber match also went
10 the police team by the scant
margin of seven points. The totals
were. Detroit police, 1855; Great
Lakes. 1913. The Great Lakes
boys finally caught them in the
third match, a As caliber event,
the score being 1888 10 1863.
The matches were witnessed by
Commissioner Of Police John II.
Witherspoon and Col Payson D.
Foster. director of the National
Rifle Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Titan Nine
Takes First

Ray Petty. Bud Boeringer's ace
hurler at the University OF Detroit
opened the 1913 season with a
four-hitter. The Titans turned
back the Crosse lie Naval Train
ing Station 6-2 at the L. Of D.
field.
Petty had the game under con-
troll from The start and was aided
by better than average fielding by
his mates. Neither team had more
than a couple Of workouts before
the contest.
The TitanS collected two. runs in
the first and two more in the sec
ond and then coasted the rest Of
the way.
The score by innings:
Crosse lie 00l 600 00l-2
4. of n. 220 l0i O0N-S 2 8
Bstteries-Hali ara Zielinski; Petty.
schmitz ana stAfnic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Still Grid Fans

Most impressive TO us is the
story Sgt. Barney Ross tells about
certain day on Guadalcanal
The Americans are crawling TO-
ward the Japs on their respective
stomachs.
Ross relates that one marine
from the Wolverine state yelled
down the line:
boy. that Michigan will have
some football team this fall"
Ross said he took the other side
just 10 promote an argument.
"Naw," he said, 9TH be Min
nesots again"
Far down the line came another
voice. II was a Buckeye.
Don't worry about Michigan"
he yelped. "Ohio state will
take care of Michigan. Us Buck
eyes have what II takes"
= All Of this, so Barney relates
ook place with bullets whistling
booming and death Turk
ing all around
Sports must he worthwhile when
men feel that way
Louisville people really know
now there is a war on There is
a shortage of bourbon. sub. and
that's just about the worst thing
that can happen in Louisville at
Derby time
Wonder how many bunch play
ers will take a whack al Bank
rupt. Derby entry He's 30 10 /
And apparently should be more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
CONTINENTAL DRAWS 1,40O

A total Of 400 men are entered
in Continental Motors first annual
handicap sweepstakes 10 be staged
over a four-week period at Vogue
Recreation, starting next Saturday,
according to Jack Campbell.
Scratch in the five-men is TAO,
doubles 800. while the singles is
divided into three classes, Class A,
$50 or over; B, 135 TO 159, and c,
l34 and under. Committeeman in
charge are T. Marcia. NJ. l.. Allen,
j. Veraldi, S. Weiss, J. May, Z.
Nelson and II. Brown.
Lillian MacLean's 164-215-20O
for SO, Elsie Bohnsack's 1880
III for $50 and Adeline Urbani's
1872 stood out in the Varsity Ladies'
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
57-Yedr Record
Falls 10 Jockey

LONDON, April 81 UP)-A
riding mark set in 1886 was
broken today after Jockey Cor.
don Richards booted home his
2, 750th winner. smashing 81.
year-old record. Richards win.
ming ride at Windsor track yes.
.terday broke the record set By
Freddy Archers IN 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
SdndIot Pairings
To Be Made Tonight

Pairings will be made tonight at
the weekly meeting of Detroit
Amateur Baseball Federation at
538 Elmwood, and Secretary Virgil
+. Zetterlind advises that all fees
must be paid and contracts on
file in his office before the meet
ing starts at $50 TO assure a club
an opponent for opening day,
May 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Hattie Wooster
Hits 672 Total

Hattie Wooster today holds the
highest series rolled by woman
bowler here this season as A re-
suit OF her 672 as the Schmidt
team defeated the Johnson men S
five in a return match at The
Naples last night by 376 pins.
Mrs. Wooster combined games
OF 214-223-235 for her big count 10
better her 65S III the Ladies Ali
Star League earlier in the season.
The Schmidt team rolled S2l-S00-
796 for 24l7 TO the mems 204l
Prior 10 last night the women beat
the men by Us pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
New Jersey Plans
Summer Rd(inQ

TRENTON, n. J.. April q
tUP)-Plans for summer racing
az Garden State Park. near Cam
den, have been completed, Fred
Ryan, secretary Of the New Jer-
sey Racing Commission. said to-
day, Ryan said the meet prob
ably would be held from July Z
10 Sept. u, with no racing on
or Mondays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

rs average, 2l5 a. Spur Five
came up with second high single,
892, and fourth high series, 244O,
I'm the Fort-BouleVard Ladie
House. Clara Aliens $40. Ann
Lawrence's 208, Louise StOckdale's
POI and Helena Williams 2O3 also
featured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Ruffin Is Defeated

PHILADELPHIA. April 27
.GNS) -- Johnny Hutchinson Of
Philadelphia defeated Bobby Ruff
fin of New York. in a l0-round
fight here last night. Ruffin,
jab artist" won only one round
and one was even.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Bad and Wild Men
Top Fairview Card

Bad Man" Lewis and Wild
Man Tim clash tonight al Fair
view Gardens in a one-fall finish
bout. Joe Maisch. a newcomer
from Montreal, makes his debut
here against Flash Gordon in a
two-in-three-fall match, as is the
one between Bert Ruby and
Louis Klein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
CASE BREAKS TIE

Sgt. Herb Cases 1922 PAT for
a powerful $40 enabled Admins
tration to sweep Tenth Precinct
and break its deadlock with Eff
tcenth Precinct for first place in
the Detroit Police. The latter won
TWO from Fourth. Don Mccain
connected for 80, Ed Schram pa
207-2s5 for 666, and Orion Ham
ilton 254-2l4-lS3 for 653.
Virginia Jewell, 1879 average
SpeaTed go and MARGARET FIOetke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27


hing. were sitting around Mr..
Sammy Sofferin's Wonder Bar
watching a new kind Of activity
on the eve Of Detrot's baseball
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Two uniformed women. Mrs.
Dorothy Lawrence, and Mrs. A. p.
Ward. AWVS members. are in
charge Of war bond campaign
inside Mr.. Sofferin'S scatter. The
latter has contracted 10 sell enough
bonds 10 buy a bomber. In re-
turn. Mr.. II. Morgenthau has
promised to paint the name Of Mr.
Sofferin's establishment on said
bomber with the hope that some
American pilot one Of these days
can conk Hitler or Benito or Hiro-
hito with ton Of Old Fashions
or Side Cars or something.
Anyway, the two ladies are NOV
ing hither and yon and people are
buying bonds One well-known
Detroit executive planked down
$4,000 for a .ond. This sort Of
made the sporting fraternity look
pale until one Of their number
who previously had signed for a
small bond. inquired as n the
amount Of The eNecs purchase.
Informed that II was $4,000. he
unhesitatingly called for a new
order blank
Make mine S10.5O0." he said.
I'VE can't have any one topping
u.s.
And il wasn't for show purposes.
He forbade use Of his name
In FIVE days Sofferin has SOC. 900
IN the till All Of which deserves
plenty Of mention.
And that's why. those Of you
vho are looking for winners AT
Jamaica or Churchill or Sports
mans Park or Narragansett might
pause for a minute and reflect on
SURE WINNER:
BUY BONDS!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
SHOULD FIT WELL

He should fit in well with Chef
Bukowski, Fred Breekle. Therman
Gibson and either Dimitrie or
Holmes against NWally Reopen
hagen, Bill Kenet Fred Wolf Nor
ris and Grygier of Stroh.
Three games also will be rolled
tomorrow and Thursday nights at
Hall-Dodds where bleacherS have
been erected 10 accommodate more
than 1000 spectators, The match
will be completed at Palace May
ll-12-l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints the Night Edition only the
of horse which feel the outstanding bets
of the
The code night the Red Line Edition with
number corresponding letter OF the alphabet.
appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Garfield No. / Ladies' league
members were in splitting"
mood; Maria DudZik, a sOuthpaw,
making the i-7-l0 and $40;
Agnes, Brymer the 3-7-10 and
Hattie Stepanski the 1910. Tresa
Paulus' 192-16T-167 for $50 was
high.
Arm Horro1r,s- 100 rms the best
individual effort IN the Bowling
Green Ladies House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Fife Pilot May Bench Himself

single in the Red Seal Where Ken
HcQBistoA's 22+ icas tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Blanchard is polished infielder
and can really clout the turnip
He's sophomore al Michigan and
considered an outstanding major
league prospect.
Pounds lighter, and tanned the
color Of a new pair Of leather
leggings. Hank Roberts. rowing
sports maniac, is back from Flor.
ida.
Paul White. MichiGan'S captain.
elect for next fall. goes with the
marines for a course in June. But
he has hopes. as does Tom Kuzma
OF the army reserves, that he may
be stationed at Michigan next
fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Scratches
BY Z niied Press

BY tinted Press
PIMLICo
Track fast
rIrr- RacS PRO Bfsnco n
Second RAce-AhyWAy Captain Bob
Gene kA4eAt, little Monarch
Fourth RAce-Arisl Patrol. Rex
Eighth Race-Fsir Fighter, Helen Nov
zee.
ARRAGANsETT
Track fast
First Pace RooksNsy Boy. Gold Bill.
Adolf Squadron.
secor1 Racr Gallant DICK, Speed 70
Spare FllInE Bcnny. Noodles
Fourth Rscs--DenSe PAth. Cash o
Boy
Eighth Rae Brother Dear
Substitute RAce-DeeIared OF.
JAMAICA
Track fast.
FtfFt Race-Orpheum, Fresh Money
Free Speech. Rsrifed
Second RAce--Sun Ginger
Third Race Second Front. CAttAchip-
uco Rule Days
Fourth RAce-AcCormiek. Ters. Camp
town SsdDNs
seventh RAee-Armor Bearer Five o.
Eight, Betty Chimes. Heisns Lad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
)preise for Defroi+er

Seeing Mr. Howard Sweeney,
hack from Ann Arbor. raving about
Bruce Blanchard. former Cooley
High star, who later prepped al
Kiski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
State Tourney Booster
Final Standings

Roy Iim's Detroit 2TTi
Petrak Aircraft, Detroit 2750
City Towel Detroit 7736
So Johns stockyArd, Ct Johns 1870
Shields. Detroit 21il
Doc Millers Five. Pontiac 21Os
Wa rren Bowl. Detroit 7I0J
Recreation. Kalamazoo 1870
81. Mays Monroe 1881
81. Insulation. Hastings 26+a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Trark last

CHURCHILL DOWNS
Track. fast.
FIRST Race Electrical Chicago Or q.
Mothers Girl. Ma'srialiIs. Hermlna B. II.
Play, Hometown, swell Chance
Second Race Doodle Bus. Wonder
Witch OhAlladier Miss Ada J., Alterry,
PhAianger czech Lass
Tnird Race ~ en- Crs~ier Yukon
Cideam, NAV Brown Carse, GAlladon,
Hobss Hop<. Busy Ridge
Fourth RAce-LeAvenworth, Naldina
Seer
seventh Race-Minnls Ha Cha, Pretty
Bitter Troth BY Chance. Kennsbis.
Eighth Race--CsuAyuaS Aircraft. Pure
Rriar Royal shswl. Nors, Valeroso II.
JAnJAb. Cay Youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Buy a Bond

A bunch of the boys. awaiting
the arrival OF Mr.. Luke Sewell
and his ST. Louis Browns last eve
hing. were sitting around Mr..
Sammy Sofferin's Wonder Bar
watching a new kind Of activity
on the eve OF Detroit's baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Clip this code Key 1t VIII enable you to me name OF
tomorrow code appearing ONLY IN TIE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

spoPTsaAS's PARK
Track muddy
FIRST Race Blossom Queen. Due Sport,
Cof0I Prince Sador
Second Race Fsalty. MArcsila X syi.
van Dell. GrAnd Appeal. Try Fin. Wsis-
enheiusr
Third Rsce--Gsy Elf. Very True Mis-.
tls'oe Norman sloat.
fUUF'h Race-FnrtFess, Wild oats,
sally /, Miss Lexington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Cranks' $50 is a new third high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

The code for tomorrow follows
AGA B-37 C-8 DIS FL
KS L-89 M-67 No O-70
I'll VII W-93 Mo Y-A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Fla G-ss H-36 100 J-S,
Pa Q-S7 RS S-32 TBS
Z-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
COMEDY SCENES

To offset all this grim force of
destiny, Verdi has interpolated
several comedy scenes which are
light and amusing enough, hut
really succeed in confusing the
issue.
But who cares about what hap
pens to- the characters when you
can have such a superb cast as
last nights 10 give IT life.
Zinka Milanov, the great Polish
soprano. Outdid herself IN the role
Of the Inflated Leonora, from her
first aria in the prologue "Addio. -
10 her exquisite Pace, Pace, Milo
Do" in the last act, sang with
true artistry.
Kurt Baum, the VienneSe tenor
who has only recently Joined the
Metropolitan ranks. proved that he
warranted all the advance raves
we've heard The top tones are
a little hoarse. but it is a big
voice which, when teamed with
Lawrence Tibbett (the avenging
brother). provided some rnagnifi-
cent duet work. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Afraid to See Film

RETURNING TO the M-G.M
Studios following an operation,
Edward Sedgwick. who directed
Laurel and Hardy in Air Raid
Wardens, refused 10 see the pic.
ture.
mo thanks" declined Sedg-
wick. "YOu see I haven't quite
healed yet. and the doctor has
warned me that lmmoderate
laughing m light bust the
stitches"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
FAUST THIS EVENING

Ezio Pinza's bass was only
matched by his dignity and stage
presence AS the old abbott. while
the comedy scenes were beauti-
fully held up by Salvatore Bacca-
loni as the irascible Sacristan and
Ira Petina as the gypsy girl.
The excellent chorus. ballet and
orchestra were all under the direc-
ton of CeSare Sodero.
Faust" this evenings offering,
will he conducted by Sir Thomas
BeeCham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
NEBIoLo'S CAFE

POUR-A-DRINK DORNFIELD
continues at Nebiolo's as the mas
ter of ceremonies. introducing
DiGiovanni, the radio and opera
singer; the Fanchon trio. who are
adept on the dance floor, and
Leonard Seels orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

in -4oM~ool

HOLLYWOOD. April 5-Whil-
ling over the wire from New York
comes extremely welcome news
that Fred Allen has signed that
movie contract and vii! take a
vacation from the Air 20 face the
cameras. He comes here IN July
m make = picture for Jack Skir-
hall and Leo Spit the contract
having heen signed for him by his
business MANAGE Walter Batch
elor
Fred vii start in a story Sally
Penson. author Of Junior Miss
and Meet IN St. Louis * writing.
She viii utilize All Of Alien Spe-
cisl type Of comedy and give hun
what nc never had IN tho MOVIES
his own kind 81 screen play.
II ne can put over MS Suo''etieS
before the camera as We'll as he
does on the air a new film STAR VIII
he born.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ORCHIDS, ERMINE ABSENT

Orchids. ermine and chi-chi
characters were conSpicuouSly
absent. but the enthusiasm from
the DetroiterS, PittSburghers and
other passionate pilgrims who
Joined OhioianS for this annual
rite Of spring was greater than
we've ever witnessed before.
THIS vas quite juStifiable. how
ever. when you consider the brand
of entertainment they were Of
fercd.
LA Forza,' one of the great
Italian composers early works,
only recently revived after IS
years on the shelf, is a marvellous
combination Of melod m c
hokum and great music.
Some Of the lovelieSt music
Verdi ever wrote lies in this score
and if he got himself involved in
plot no one could get out of.
he had the ability 10 carry the
whole thing off with an air like
''Madre, Madre.
The story concerns the unhappy
fate of an ariStocratic Sevillian,
who is accidently murdered by her
lover. She seeks sanctuary with
the church and he goes of 10 the
wars in Italy.
But. as in the sophoclean trilogy,
the two are pursued by an unsuc-
ccSSful oreStes who meets a
tragic end for all of his vengeful
trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

troiter the other night, we learned
that four United States presidents
had lived at the Griswold House,
now the home of the night club,
and that John L. Sullivan had
dined and wined there on occa-
sion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Met Opens
Season in
CIereIand
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

CLEVELAND. April 6 War
has done nothing 10 weaken the
opera front. judging from the
forces which turned out last night
10 pack the Cleveland Municipal
Auditorium for the opening of the
annual season here.
IN fact. u has increased its
appeal because this was the
largest opening crowd the Met
has ever had during the past two
decades Of trips 10 the Middle
West.
one thing that was quite OBJ
pieus IN this thFoHg of over 5000
VINO attended q perfectly superb
performance OF Nerdi's La Fora
Del DcStino' and that was the
democratic tenor Of the crowd.
Opera. al least for wartime, has
abandoned lis white tie and tails
and taken 10 rolling up It's shirt
sleeves and listening with a pur-
pose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
CLUB THREE 66s

WHILE THERE is no White
House egg-rolling, all the other
Easter traditionals are incorpo-
rated into Easter Varieties, +"
Bette Taylor's new revue at the
Three 666. The clever cast is
headed by Bobbie CASTOR the
torcheuSe formerly with Louis
Armstrong. and features Rapps
and TappS as rhythm dancers.
Baritone Charles Mcbride and
Tena "Push-On" Dixon carry on
for the customers, with Dollie
Pembroke, also a holdover
from the previous show, being
plenty alluring on the acrobatic
numbers. The Taylorettes and
Doc Wheeler finish the list Of
characters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
FAMOUS DOOR

TT IS our guess that the Fa-
nous Door was rightly named.
While talking TO pioneer De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ROAD TO UTOPIA"

IN A few weeks Rob Hope and
his company leave overseas 10 en-
terrain the boys Just when l am
not permitted 10 toll and Just
where. I CO not know. When Bob
returns in late summer he and Bing
Crosby Will do their fourth Road
movie. This one is 10 be titled
Road 10 Utopia ] asked Buddy
de sylvia where in this war-tnrn
world YOU can find Utopia He
said neither he nor the writer's,
Jack MCGOWAN and Jack Yellen,
will tell where Utopia IS until the
movie Is made.
Perhaps by that time there Will
he such a place in this mlNed-up
world. Paul Jones VIII he the
guiding genius in this one. which
Buddy promises, is the funniest Of
all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

dancers round out the show. Phil
IDeJongh is the ace musical de-
ceiver and Barrie and Cummins
show their ability on the vocal
and novachord renditions.
IFS CV RAYS music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
CLUB TROCADERo

THE TROCADERO is opening
its spring season with Bob Hop
kinS as master of ceremonies and
impersonator of the Hollywood
great. Ellen Kaye is the very
lovely SongstreSs, while Harry
and Ilene fill the duo dance spot.
Renee Dorsay does some interest
ing character dances 10 the music
OF Bob Harley and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
THE FOLKS AT HOME

JUST ABOUT everybody in
American life has been glorlfied
in some way or other in the war
effort. The soldier boy. the girl
hack home, the business man, the
canteen workers, all have had
their inning in the movies Now
Goldwyn-Mayer has decided
IL is time 10 glorify the typical
American mother and father in
some portion of Paradise" a
novelette, by Martha Cheavens,
with a wealth of heart tugs about
Ma and Pa.
Fay Banter and Frank Morgan
will play the star roles Of the
folks left behind" who never
make the headlines but who are
the backbone of the nation giving
their sons and daughters, buying
bonds and carrying on until the
boys come marching home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
NeW Acts Featured
In Club Floor Shows
BY COLLEEN MAoDoNELL

IT'S TOP hat. white tie and
tails at the Barbary Coast this
week where the High Hat Revue
maintains its sophisticated pace.
Ernie Rich is the master of cere-
monies, with Jack Williams as the
baton twirler. Meredith and
Robin do some fancy footwork in
their musical comedy style and
Professor Zelano features his
hypnotic act. The
professor has demonstrated his
hypnotism in schools throughout
the country, but this is his first
night club appearance.
Kenny and Sylvia. champion
add TO the entertain
ment and Nick st. MarieS Royale
Filipinos provide the music.