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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

Deaths Reported

Richard J. Murphy, So. q. 8. Soldiers
william J. Hannishan. so, oss South Caro-
lima avenue Sc.
Christian Schwartz, 70, Long Island N Y.
William Fl Birch. rs. 1919 H street NE
Joseph F. RED, r. Miiehe!ls{llsl. No
Nan L Bergin, 66. Alexandria, Va.
william J. Iserbert, SO, U. 8. Soldiers
Archie A. Raglan. So. 1872 3rd street NV.
James P. Anderson, 80 as K street NV.
Elm Holmes. So Chicago III
William D. shsrples. IS. 1926 = street
Patrick Gibbons 80, 700 street NE
Henrietta Schachter 80, Pittsburgh, Pc
ROGER j Wagner, 36. Washington, D. c.
Ralph L. Beaver IT. infant. Green Belt
Bason Carter. So, Seat Pleasant, Md.
eh srte B. BsP P g. 1902 l4th street
NV
James Insrum, so. 10Y gath street NV
Lille V Settle. 80, 2437 Nichols avenue
Mary Brown. ss. 4as Delaware svsuus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Births Reported

Charles and Anna Brannan, girl.
Robert and philomena Brillsnte, boy.
Harry and Belle Cohen, boy.
Charles and Shirley Colby. boy.
Gene and Lillian Conrad. girl
Leonard and Gwendolyn Coster, boy
Alfred and Frances DeBenedictis, boy.
Howard and Elsie Dent. girl.
Carlos and Doris Dixon, girl.
Leroy and Lois Field, boy.
Sidney and Sylvia Friend, girl.
Louis and Dorothy Gegenheimer, sirl
Hugh and MarEaret Harris, Girl.
Walter and Gertrude Hart. boy.
James and Ruth HILL boy.
Jack and Mary Humphrey, girl.
Harold and Mary Jordan, boy.
Richard and Lucille Keister, boy.
William and Rose Kennon, girl.
Edward and Gloria Knecht, girl.
Howard and Leila Knudsen, boy.
Edward and jeanne Laycock, girl.
Frank and Miriam Lee. girl.
Thomas and Bethania MARROW. boy.
Albert and MarEaret McAdams. boy.
Albert and Elizabeth McCabe, boy.
Asa and Grace Mccain, jr., boy
William and Ruth McClelland. boy.
Elnathan and Virginia Nelson, girl.
Clayton and Aida PAYNE. girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Splinter From Truck
Trops Cattle Thieves

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Okla-Sheriff Jap Hol-
land carried in his pocket for five
months splinter Of wood he found
at q farm where some calves had
been stolen.
Then he found q truck with a
damaged panel. The splinter fitted
into the rip.
One man pleaded guilty to larceny
OF livestock and another will be
tried on the same charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. C. LaD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Odtt three tull days and
receive their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

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s snd 1pea Settle; 90 II P st. ne; tn.
ave ne, and Elsie M X. Thomas. :
sg2 Massachusetts ave. ne; the Rev.
Ruth Z. Bovens: II. us 9TH st. Sc;
the Rev; W: H; JeGnagin.
and Eiinore G Diekerman. u. H.mden'
Conn; the Rev. Howard S. Anderson.
AWE Mary Bo9ce Il S Sss4 Monsxu.
Charles W, Dickerson, 81 1 i4os8 18th st.
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s sT: Jones e. R ss Robin E sd
Minnie. Marie Brown, 20 1890 sth St st.
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stephens snf ear Esrle e 81 k 1853 9Th st.
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Rev: Herbert 4. Nynley, ,
CHARLES 5t g 9. rafnsT q, Hiss PPM, n 6:
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and Doro.hy 4 Deyehy, % lIs 3 st,
CLIFFORD p p R Bean 's a. So eF. Sc and
Mildrsd Y, Reese. Is, Alexandra; me the
ave Sc, and Leona NJ Barnes 80, 644
South Carolina ave. Sc. the Rev. Daniel
/ W. Justice.
! Issued at Rockville.
John H Msckhn. 81, and Hannah I Penn
"a both OF WASHINGTON
Harold Blanchard Vincent, jr. "a, New
York, and Frances Addison Bowie, %,
| WASHINGTON
Henry G. Woody. 3d. and Rhoda D. Driver,
"a both OF Washington.
Kenneth J. Graf, n and Dorothy M
Field, %, both Of WASHINGTON
Roland Samuel Nelson, 80, ColeSville. Nd,
and Mildred Jackson, 81, Sandy Spring
Md
| william Sedar, %. and Edna Earlita Swan
son, 81, both OF washington.
| Vincent j. PaluSkss, %, Waterbury, Conn
and Ruby Margaret Beal, 81. Baltt-
more, Nd ~
william Hamm 3s. and Mary Riddick, ST
both OF WASHINGTON
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

llonal cause for mlrth. while Hope
4 70 busy covering washington and
Dorothy Lamour 10 the same time,
and spies ere busy covering Hope,
yoO-the Rudlenee-will be covered
with gales Of daughter, To miss
They Got Me Covered would be
10 mlss iD4Ss merfiest Aim, 30 plan
10 be on hand for The hold-over
opening tomorrow
And on the same bill IA another
smash hit "A Night for Crime"
staring ulendR Farrell and Lyle
Talbot, Might for Crime" Is an In.
trlguing mystery fllm that will keep
you full OF suspense and eerle ex-
element for every one Of les seventy
minutes, All you mystery fans will
have a field day rs murderers run
rampant IN might for Crime"
Tonight The Strand concludes the
engagement Of It's triple feature
show--"Behlnd Prison Wallis with
Tully Marshall; MY Son, the Hero"
with Patsy Kelly, and the extra at.
traction AT the Front"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
STRAND

Tomorrow brings 70 the strand
the picture that ran for i've days
70 capacity crowds at the Loew
Poh theater-nob Hope and Dor.
othy Lamour IN "They Got Me Gov.
cred" This picture Is positively tho
funniest that Bob and Dot have
ever made, and lt Is being brought
over to the Strand theater 10 &c.
comm0date the thousands Of per.
sons who have requested an addi-
tlonAl opportunity 10 see the film,
70 renember--the film will be at
he strand theeter for an extended
run Of three days, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of this week,
The screamlngly funny picture
tells the story Of q Newspaper cor
respondent Cob Hope) IN Washing
ton, being tailed and trailed by Maxi
spies, Tho plot Is complicated with
zach new happening bringing add.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

ING, I cannot believe that show
promoters and theater managers are
20 naive about their ticket sales
that they are daily surprised with
advance A B q y n 4 q ~oee"
sold out Information from their
usket sellers on duty before the
swarm OF plrohAsersuaers have time
70 make up their minds which show
they want 10 see.
Nor that they are uniformed on
the source OF tickets that do com.
prise TIE pool" available every day
to people who want tickets al any
price, Tho novice might ask HIM
self what do have 10 do 10 buy
good tickets add IN the price
OF a box Of olgarse"
II = thow Ii good enough 10 CON.
mand twelve dollars from a epecu.
letor, u ought 10 get nearly that
price from n general purchaser for
use, The price Of seats should be
advanced on a location basis, since
that Is the way the public prefers
70 buy them, one should not have
10 resort 10 subterfuge 10 get pos.
session OF tickets or 10 sell them
for any location. Conditions today
on theater ticket purchasing ap.
pears 10 be worst than at any time
IN the history OF The business. IN
times past, II there was reason for
complaining on promised location
or phoney tickets, the one with such
n claim could go n the recognized
broker and get some satisfaction.
Nowadays those who deal with
spectators are equally guilty OF
OF breaking laws, There Is no iustl.
fable complaint department. This
higher price Idea Is not QUITO. place
either. Swarms Of people handling
all time high pay envelopes want
what they want when they want Il.
TOdayS show tickets might lust MS
well be compared with silk shirts
position OF the last war.
Few persons can say with iinallty
that they will want 80 many Seats
10 show twelve weeks or more IN
advance In New York City. II they
did II Is not always a good even
money bet that the locations dc.
sired can be secured,
Most theaters stlpulRte that tick.
cts 80 purchased cannot be resold
Bone will not redeem them II they
cannot be used, All restrictions
protect the producer, About one
hundred legitimate theater ticket
agencies operating throughout New
York seem to be willing 10 lay out
funds In advance for the business Of
providing seats 10 theater goers at
q few days notice. They cannot al
ways do II legitimately though
strange men can supply seats TO
sold out" shows almost any moment
10 curtain time In ample volume TO
take care OF oil needs Of people will
ling to pay the extra and forget u.
The interests Of the public rs we'll
rs the majority OF that hundred.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES legitimate
brokers offices would be helped II
an unbiased investigation by proper
authorities was undertaken TO put
some manner OF protection around
individual ticket buyers.
J. JAY
DIV IN An nnAlRAc eyWN A ARnC
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

stun an Integral part q tha
really has somelhingl And IHHI
exactly what rHtar 8pMAR&a
Rhythm" does. Among ehN
stars you'll md Dlng Grossly
Hope, Fred MacAgurTAy, WxNu
Tone, Ray Midland. Victor hlo&1
Dorothy Lamour, paulelle 0od6NE
Vera Iorina, Mary Martin, n&
Powell, Betty Hutton, Eddie nfNt
on, Veronica Lake, Alan NNS8
Rochester, william hendlx, yeM
Colonna, Macdonald Carey, Wai1e1
Abel and more, and morel
Don't get the idea that ''nAaa
SpanRled Rhythm" Is lust 4 rovue
II isn't II tells the story Of vlcaoa
Moore, Paramount studio KalumnN
who has deceived his sailor son, IA
die Bracken, into believing that be
runs the studio. When Eddie ehoWf
up at the studio with q group ea
friends, something drastic has 70 b
done, and Moore and Betty HQtlon,
his switchboard operator frlt2ld
do H. Before very long, every ons
OF the stars Is helping them DO -
and Il al laddS up 10 really hilarious
fun,
And for your further enjoyment
the mama cement viii present
"Wrecking Crew" with Richard Ar
len, Chester Morris and Jean Para
er In featured roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

Tonlte win positively be your hast
opportunity 10 seo the hilarious
laugh hit ot The year, "rhey Got
Ne Covered, starring Dorothy Ia.
mour and Bob Hope, Ia positively
the funniest Aim they have yet
made. Don't torget--peFforInances
conclude this evening, with "At The
Front IN Africa" on the same big
program,
Tomorrow and Thursday, for 2 big
days only, Broadway With all les
stars and glitter comes 10 Water
bury, for, presented here IN person
for these two days will be popular
Joe Marsala and his clarinet, 10.
gether with his outstanding orchcSs
ira which features none other than
sensational Adele 0irard, the worlds
greatest swing harplst,
Also Oh the bill ere q great many
Of the show worlds present star On.
tertalners, such rs the Trumpet
Twins with their Impressions Of
famous band leaders OF the day;
Moore and Berg, comedy and dance
stars OF tho famous Broadway hit
"HellRapoppln"; Eddie Lambert &
Co., presenting q skit known as "A
Page Out OF Esquire, and now for
another Of the shows extra special
treats--in the way OF . special added
attraction, there are gorgeous Patti
Pickens and Bob Simmons, radios
newest star combination. Patti you
Will remember as one OF the famous
Plckens Sisters trio,
The stage show will be presented
for four performances daily, at the
usual times OF lao, 400, $50 and
900 y, m.
And In addition to the stage bill
there Is q grand outstanding screen
program, with the FIRST Waterbury
showing OF Maria MontoS In the
thrilling Mystery Of Marie Roget"
with Patrick Knowles. The screen
show gets underway promptly at 10
noon, with doors Of the theater
opening at ll;45 q, m.
And then on Friday, comes an.
other double value, double hit show
TO the Loew Poll screen--just look
on ore big bill will be shown "rhrec
Hearts for julia, starring Ann
Sothern and Melvyn Douglas, and
Tennessee Johnson, with Marsha
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

Iona Massey are co-slaTred with
Dela bugosl, Lionel Atwill and Ion
CLANCY In The thriller. The second
hit Of The program n 1T Genes up
Love" with Gloria Jean and Donald
oConnor.
II there ever was q picture 20
make every movie fan happy, lie
The unparalleled musical comedy
star BpAngled Rhythm" which be-
gins tts engagement at the state 10.
morrow
with Just about everything mag.
Unable In the way Of entertainment
and just about everyone IN Holly
wood Included In the cast It's with.
out a doubt the best and biggest
show Of shows In screen hlstory--a
feast for eyes and ears and heart
and funnybone.
No matter who your favorite star
Is, you're sure 10 see him--or her,
IN star Spangled Rhythm" for the
producers have turned out enmaSsc
10 make this the top musical comedy
OF this or any otner movie season.
Stupendous Is definitely the word
for H. There hasn't been anything
TO equal IL since the first movie
flicker fascinated audiences.
Any Aim which utilities the diver.
SHED talents OF more than forty
stars, giving them all n chance TO
strut their stun and making that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

New york, Mar, %, iels.--eome.
body Zee cut . heller "theFe oNahl
% BE- Q law" about surohaFRes on
uheaeer tickets q while ego, Then
= lew went Into eject pegglne The
service charge oe legitimate ticket
agencies, N days past delivery was
part o. their eetsup. Now there Is
an extra charge for Il, Few people
Ia The habit OF using ticket bfokefa
services object 10 pay either cost
~ u exasperatlng however, 10 ind
that tickets from such brokers may
be IN The twenty first row for hit
shows.
I would be elated n I Thought
that some individuals had beat me
IN The purchase Of down front"
either through n ticket agency or al
the box ONCE, Neither applies on
some shows,
rheater managers may say that
you can walk up 10 their windows
anytime and buy the locations YOU
want u they have them. That Il
hn ldeNlistl9 plan that does not work
out In reality II Il upsetting now.
ndays, 10 stop At some theater ticket
agency stand that has been opcrat-
Ing IN Tho same location for so
many years that the reliability Of
any tickets purchased Is unQues.
TONED, IN answer 10 a request for
two or four 10 let's say, Something
For Tho Boys one gets turned down
with an explanation that II they
don't get them they cannot sell
them. A second choice might be
dough Girls" This Is invariably
mot available with the same help.
less gesture, Such buyers muse,
"FNuny ! saw tickets advertised for
sale In other brokers windows"
They decide 10 shop around q bit,
A thought IN mind Is that maybe
Ahese old time people are In a rut,--
don't know how to meet present
show demands.
The simple truth Is that they win
not break the law In order 10 sell
a four forty seat for eleven or twelve
collars A try at some OF the other
places Is not successful at first ap.
pllcatlon. There is nothing avail.
able, II II Is equivalent 10 black
market stand, an explanation Is
given as conversational, A fellow
was In n little while ago, He had
four on the aisle In tho fourth row,
but no wanted eleven dollars apiece,
The broker wouldn't touch them, II
you must see the show and you are
willing 70 pay the price, he will Try
10 zee that you meet the man. II
eleven sounds too high there Is us
ually another somebody that had
Eome IN the tenth row for about
nine dollars,
have no quarrel with The fellow
who thinks he sees a good thing
catering 10 public need. II he
ran buy front row center for four
forty and sell for twelve or twenty
dollars, that Is his business and
net mine, He also stands 10 lose his
four forty or Just break even II no
buyer can DO found until such time
that Tho perishable must be let 60 at
below box ONCE prices.
Thousands OF us have taken SINH.
hr risks on tickets representing
stock. II seems that there Is col
lusion Of some kind In this theater
ticket business that Is most irrltat-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

hunt and Van Moglln.
And don't forget-"Keeper OF The
kaame", starring Katharine Hep.
burn and spencer Tracy, Ia booked
tof early showing at tho popular
toeW Poll theater, Watch for this
and many other bic hits, 10 be pre-.
sented here week after week for the
enjoyment OF our patrons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
10000 MILES ON LOCATION

q, n. DE Mile has sent q location
expedition 10 Mexico and Ouate.
malR to film action and background
scenes for his STORY Of DIR. Was.
SELL" starring Gary Cooper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

Tonight marks your final oppor-
tunlty OF seysne "Frankonstein
Meets the Wolf Man" at Warmers
State theater. Pntric Knowles and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
LOueIIa Parsons
in UoM~pool

assignment he is doing on Inter
national Zone" al R-K-O.
lie will produce and direct
Frankie and Johnny" based on
John Illusions book. The music
is by Duke Ellington, no less, with
scenery and costumes by CAVIAR
rubias. Bob has always done such
wonderful things on the stage
that l was hoping he might stay
in Hollywood and do some worth
while things on the screen.
But he'll be back. because he
says he learned all about the new
technical tricks ar R-k-O.
The beautiful romance Of Rich
ard Harding Davis, soldier Of for
tune and author. and Actress
Bessie Mccoy, known as the Yama
Yama girl, was a front page story
in 1912. Their romance was 50
perfect that il was known as one
of those forever marriages.
Harding died in 1916. after hav-
ing had a great and successful
career, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
has bought the Richard Harding
Davis biography by Fairfax
Downey and they will produce
the picture early next year. Lana
Turner viii play the lovely Bessie
Mccoy and Walter Pidgeon has
been penclled in as Richard Hard
ing Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

"My Country IT'S of Thee
This Impressive Painting nv
joe Little Carries a Christmas
tide Message of Love and Hope
10 a Hush and and Father
Fighting on a Distant Battle
field for Country and Home.
See the Front Color Page Of
The American Weekly, the
Magazine Distributed With This
SUNDAYS Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 16 - Just
as we go 10 press word comes
that Twentieth Century-Fox has
bought Moss Harris Winged Vic
tory"
OF course, it's a Daryl Zanuck
production and Daryl, who loves
anything military, is already plan
ming his picture. The deal calls
for a million dollars 10 be paid
the army air forces relief. Moss
Hart. who put on this highly sue
cesSful stage show. Will be here
next week 10 close the contract.
All the present members OF the
stage show cast men from the
army air forces, Will be in the
picture. No stage property IN
years has had so much competl-
tive bidding. II had been rumored
as having been sold 10 every com
pany in the business, but today
DARYL Zanuck confirmed that
Twentieth Century was the WIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Drives BIindfoIded

TARBELL, THE magician, will
demonstrate the "Eyeless Vision, "
which permits him 70 read and
move about with his eyes blind
folded, at the World Adventure
Series in the Detroit Institute Of
Arts Sunday AT $3.50. On his first
visit TO Detroit two years ago,
Tarbell created a sensation by
driving through downtown traffic
after newspapermen had taped his
eyes with several layers Of adj
hesiVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

with M-G-M and a mink coat
from Cedric Gibbons as a Christ
mas present.
Lois Andrews is back from
three weeks in Mexico City and
admits she found romance there,
but won't give his name Billie
Burke TX christening the : ).
John Drew Al Cal Shipyards sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
CONCLU SIONS

l. There shortage Of whisky II the present
abnormal rate Of demand were fully satisfied, the
supply would be exhausted m less than year.
T. Even under the present rationng programs Of the
individual dstillers, conditions will become progress
ively and aggravated because not a single
drop OF whskey sold since October s, 1912 d beng
replaced. The public realize that ITS consump-
ton OF whiskey must be curtailed, has ,ts con
sumption Of all other commodities.
s. There can be solution OF the present shortage
until beverage production is resumed
T. Black markets and other violations resulting from
the shortage ofquor condemned by the responsible
members Of this industry just severely they
by enforcement officials.
We know of no other industry In America which
10 devotine It's production facilities 1000 to war
work lie accounting for over billion dollars In
Federal and State taxes annually. and, az the
same time, 10 filling some portion Of the current
demands OF It's customers. When you consider
all these facts, isn't IL fair TO ask your under
standing and cooperation under the present
difficult conditional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
Discuss Bloch

JULIUS CHAJES will discuss
the music of Ernest Bloch in the
Jewish Community Center Dec. 20
at 8;15. Recordings Of Concerto
Crosse" Shelomo" (Feuerman).
and Violin Concerto" (Szigetti)s
will be PLAYED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

day. Anne Baxter bought herself
new home in Brentwood with
swimming pool n everything.
The DR.. Maurice Rabwins have
adopted a small baby and Mrs
Rabwin is bringing II home from
Chicago. Mrs. Ann Lindbergh is
writing book called Steep
Ascent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16

Husband: That's gorgeous Fur
Coat for only 5000 Looks like
twice as much wife: yes. dear.
I'm sure it's remarkable value
but YOU work hard for your money
and its up 10 me TO save That's
WHY | bought my Fur Coat az the
low compett{e cash price OF only
$500 and on easy budget pa,
mehts az Franklins during their
daring 18Th Anniversary Sale
Here rs very special offer made
in a drive for 500 new customers
A smart new pair of shoes or
clever new hat. value g. 600. abso.
lutely FREE with your purchase
Of new 1914 Luxury Fur Coat
priced az only $500 They're bet.
ter. finer Luxury Furs beautifully
lined tailored and styled 20 The
minute. And ladies. whether you're
single or married whether you
have lived In Detroit all YOUR life
or YOU are 4 NEWCOMER you
can open q Franklin's Budget &C.
count in Just two minutes Just
81 90 down reserves your Fur Coat.
Take your choice Of the friendly
Franklin credit plan Mat suits you
best, with UP 10 80 weeks 10 paN
with payments as little as Sl25
weekly. or a charge account with
No DOWN PAYMENT. Right now
your old outmoded Fur Goat is
worth VI 10 t25N0 I'm trade No red
tape. no delay. Hurry and get your
FREE hat or shoes during this
drive Use your credit as always
al FRANkJIN'S DEPARTMENT.
STORE. 316 Michigan Ave shop
any evening ull . O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

Barry Norton former handsome
juvenile film player, is now a
makeup man at Columbia studios
Hazel Brooks has a new contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-16
NEW PRODUCER

Robert Milton has told me
about the interesting assignment
he has in New York as soon as
he completes the dialogue writing