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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
Valka.

D1lezita ENEMA byla prove
dena Anglicany v Indii. Polnf
marsalek Wavell, dosavadnf VIZ
chni velitel v Indii, pfechazi do
clvllu a byl jmenovan mfstokra
EN- v Indii. Jeho jmenovanf Sc
povazuje "a pr1znak, re Angli-
cane chtejf v nynejsfm polite
KEN stavu V Indii pokracovat
az do ukoncen1 valky. Wavell,
ktery je povazovan "a nejvet-
s1ho britskeho vojev1dce, je,
IDA sc, vseobecne obliben, a
snad Dude moci docflit nejake
dohody s nacionalisty. Vrch-
MIN v~elitelem v Indii byl jme-
novan general Auchinleck, KITE
ry je v Indii dobTe IMAM a KITE
~ jednu dobu velel armada ma
bllzkem vychode a V Egypte.
Toto jmenovan1 sc povazuje "a
znamenf brzke ofensivy proti
JaponcGm.
LETECKA VALKA.
Spojenecke letectvo proved
10 opet mohutny nalet ma Sicilii
a Sardinii. Ufednf komunike
prav1, re sc techto nalet1 z1-
castnilo nejvetsf mnozstvf leta-
jlc1ch pevnostf, a re intensita
naletG byla jeste vetsi nez pTi
bombardovan1 Pantallerie. By
la pfedevsfm bombardovana
Messina a cetna letiste ma Sar-
dinii a Sicilii. Pr tom bylo O.
pet sestTeleno velke mnozstvi
nepfatelskych letadel a posko-
zeny prfstavy a letiste. TTi ital-
|ske lodi byly potopeny. Ztraty
spojencd byly %nepatrne.
RAF bombardovala francouz-
ske Schneider-Creu Zavody.
Tezke britske bombovace
podnikly v nedeli v noci SOU
stfedeny a 1spesny nalet ma
nejvets1 evropske zbrojovky
Schneider-C reusot mad mes.
tenn lie Creusot We Francii. To
varenske budovy, zaTizenf &
skladiste byly znacne poskoze
ny velikymi bombami (blocl
busters). 3 britska letadla 81
nevratila do svych zakladen.
S FRONTA.
Ma ruske fronte proved
Rusove opet vypad re svych pc
sic severne Orla, u Mcenska
Bylo pri tom zabito n6kolik SCI
NemcG, dobyto znacne mnoz,
stvf valecneho materialu a oh.
sazeny dGlezite posice. Ma il
nych dsec1ch fronty byl kid.
Tento staly kid ma ruskt
fronte a okolnost re Nemci do.
sud n"ezahajili svou slibovanou
ofensivu mutt ruske pozorova.
tele, ably Sc schylovali k dom.
hence, re Nemci uz v1bec ne.
jsou schopni novou ofensivu "a.
haiti, byt i ma omezenem Use.
ku. Je rovnez NONE, re Hit.
Ter ceka co podniknou spojenc:
ma zapade a re sc boj1 neco "a.
cit v Rusku, dokud nema jisto.
tn re ma kryta zada.
z
V jiznim TichomoT1 proved
Americana shiny nalet ma ia.
ponskou zakladnu Naura.
Oznamuje Sc, re pTi japon.
skem naletu ma Guadalcana
ztratili Japonci nikoli IT leta
del, jak bylo p1vodne ozname
no, nybrz devadesat ctyfi.
FRONTA.
Pc ztroskotani velke nemec
ko-italske ~ofensivy proti jugo
slavskym vlastencGm nep1se il;
n~eutralnf fisk O "odbojnycl
hnfzdech", nybrz O balkansk'
fronte. Soudfme-li poole roz
sahu operac1, nen1 tento vyra,
zadnym prehanen1m. Nacist'
doufali, re ozbrojeny odpor j
hoslovanskych vlastencG zdola
lii jeste pred rozhodnutfm v A
frice, ale dockali Sc toho, re 0
fensiva, pTi ktere nasadili vel
Ike vojenske silly, pos1lila jiho
slovanske vlastence novymi be
iounfku NGmci liz nemOhO]
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Bob tales
Hermanski Wins
Big League Job
While on Duty
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Strangest story Of tho current
baseball season II the saga OF
hard-hitting Gene llermanskl,
whom the Dodgers recruited
from -tha-Lnltad- -StataS-CaaSt
Guard 90 patrol the outileld for
the FlatbuSh clan. The services
are daily calling players from
the pro baseball loops, but this
rs the first instance we've un-
covered i'm which a club plucked
"A fly chaser from our fighting
forces
TIeTmanskl. the property OF
the Dodgers. torSook a promis-
ing baseball career TO enlist in
the coast guard shortly after
Pearl Harbor Although only 20
wears old. he had been playing
in organized baseball for three
years and was tagged as big
league material
ttiS hitting had been crratIc IN
his travels through the minors
in 1899 and 1910. but under
manager Jake PiHefS- coaching
he found himself while playing
with Olcan m tho Pony League
1941. He posted an impressive
.34l batting average, betting out
u doubles, SIX triples and nIne
home runs 10 pace hlS team to
the league championship
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
War Intervenes

As a reward for this display
Of power. he was slated 20 re-
port 20 tho Dodger training
camp IN 1912 But then came
Pear Harbor. and HcTmanSki
turned his attention 70 SoTUc--
thing more Important than
baseball. He attended the coast
guard school and came out with
IA rating as rRachlnl>t mate,
Second class
lie was assigned TO. duty At
the coast guard base N NCw
london Conn. who're he played
baseball in his spare time un-
der tho direction OF Manager
Babe Young er>twhIle Giant
fence buster
He did exceptionally W44l-tF-
exhibitions against n G Cards
and the Braves. and IN special
service all-Star games Joe
Cronin tried 10 sign hun 10 a
Rcd SnN contract I'M X
disturbed 80 learn. that nc
voting COB was Brooklyn
Chattel.
lierman>ki had always want
ed 10 hy. and last winter ne
applied for transfer 10 the naval
AVIATION training program as a
cadet. His request was granted
and ne was released from tho
coast guard But be was placed
on inactive duty a. an aviation
cadet for "A few weeks 10 await
the start of the next flight
training class And IN those
brief weeks no Won job IN
Tho Brooklyn Dodgcr outhcid,
a Job which The FlatbuNh mo-
guiS have assured him VIII be
kept open for h.m when the
war !s ended.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Five SoftbdII
Teams Face
Ak Tonight

Five contcndcIS for The right 20
represent Detroit in the world
softball championships in L. OF d.
Stadium Sept. -17-20. Will be
eliminated tonight in Mack Park
as play in the Metropolitan Dc
troit Times sponsored event
ncared its final stages.
lIchlicht OF tonights program
is the tilt between Hudson De-
fcusc and Wyandottc, two Of tho
outstanding bidders tor the girls
major crown Each has lost once
and tnc loser tonight is eliminated.
The game starts at 80 p. M.
In other games on tonights pro-
gram. four major division mons
games Will send as many contend
ors out OF the running for the
Coca-Cola awards.
Meanwhile. two Class a mems
games are slated for Michigan
Alkah Field in Wyandottc for to-
night, losers Of each beng cllmi-
mated
Tonight Schedulde
~ Mack Park rs 3p y. m Local $50
? Tsams'ors. diamond =. tma5or menJ'
~ 5u r. ~, hlr1wr~+ VS.. irTrT1- diamond
, tmafor meaI' 80 o. ~ zenith loi
VS. Local. coo (mAiaf WFnt-H $50 o. m
Hudson Girlr Fs N}a0Go'fr "a sir.1
q 800 .. Twelve Horseuen SO. Hudson
tua .0r We0f.
~ N4lAl--la- -4,a--- i----li-- Ia s7--
Caaala, 17f vs Famous tC.sss A uleul'
q 1n q. U Michigan AlFau vs.. Fisher
tC.H-s = Weulr.
IA>T SIGHTS RESULTS
Cas- a wrr HUDSON Motor a. 4
US Cnse'Eua-1 2 square - @. Local
. loI Co. Lutheran AI--fars Barnes
rAtsou-Ra mord 80, Detroit Eeamcr 10
Jua...s- Dugeusrs Strangers e. w7rVgT-
ines A. o. t. NlIer Clplds : wildcats
10. Tesu-ter, H. T. p Bar1ns o.; h. =.
B0ss CI.t r. 81 Stsn.laus o'.
Thurscas nights schedule
~. Mack Fark 20 p. M --'reusfl "
VI~ges diamond 30. 3 ,maloI menu
o. 3o p m Local Wings 50 winner y
HHfscmen hudson Motor diamond
tmalor mem S4zE. m -iocai 1870 We
Bue- Bambeu t@'menl $50 m
I.ocai 'tr+s2vS threat 80 R1rnberett-
$3.50 g. m ST Agnes ts. Hudson Motor
A, Michigan AikaN Flsd-7.3o p. m -
Cadillac I-f vs Famous Furniture a
r,.If 0u 3 u' Alien Park IS. DAVIS
Err- tUFfor UerI-.
'LgseT eliminated.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
West Side Classic
Opens End Season

West Side Classic begins its
second bowling season tomorrow
night al 9.l5 at Crest Lanes.
Membership is Is clubs in contrast
10 10 a year ago when the cir
cuit made its bow az Ambassador.
The league requires a $40 av-
Crdgc before giving a handicap
Lavonia. a now member of the
league. includes in IT'S lineup l5-
Nc9r-0ld Clarence Hoffman who
sports 1870 average.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
STAYS ~ FRONT

For Gatiec opened "A bag lead
and stayed IN front for the entire
mule and a sixteenth for an $3.50
payoff with the l. 10 ! shot Pistol
Pete second. and LuCla.S sun The
So faVorite with Johnny Adams
up back in third place
Adams incidentally. had two
winners. Old Book AZ So IN the
opener and Black Skinner. with
which ho won tho third hv a neck
for an s. mutucl That was the
race In which tho Holion Brothers
Jo Kap. was bot down 10 even
money and finished in the ruck.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Played in I8 Games

While awaiting hi, call 90 ac-
tive duty. IIcrmanskI decided 10
put IN his time with The
Dodgers Durham farm team.
In hIs first game he tied the
score in tho ninth with homo
run and won III with "A triple IN
the eleventh That night he was
headed for the Dodgers, whore
hitting Of that sort was badly
needed
/ He played in IS games for
yhe Dodgers. collected Is hts
and wound up with an even 300
batting average Although he
lacked polish and cXpeTIencc he
showed the delighted Brooklyn
fans world of raw power rcmi-
nisccnt of Pete Reiscr M his
rrrrWt days.
Ills natural batting ability
plus speed and a fine throwing
arm identified him as one OF
the discoveries of tuC year.
Ills Dodgor teammates did
everything they could 10 help
the oN-coa>tCuardman Dixie
Walker told the youngStcr.
Listen. Kid, you're going Ia
steal my job hut 7 like YOU and
I'm going to help YOU"
Then he proceeded 20 give tho
lad q number OF valuable tip,
on how 20 play the ball off the
fence how 20 hold the ball for
the best throw 10 the lntcld
and similar trade secrets.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
First News
About Publicity Directors
New Son, David Bruce

ANN ARBOR, sept S--This
i the first release from the
University of Michigan publicity
department about David Bruce
Delano. Birthday sept. :, 1913,
weight pounds IL ounces, can
didate for cheerleader for first
few weeks. Present residence,
st. Joseph's Hospital. Mother
and son doing fine. Father
Fred viii divide fall between
talking about Dave and the
Michigan football schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Called TO Colgate

After three weeks with the
Rrook,l ynS. IlermanSkl va,
called 10 CnlEaic Ia -hcLlu-h+&-
naval aviation training But ho
left with a taCit understanding
hat he'll bc back as regular
Brooklyn ouiioldcr when The
lnal inevitable victory l> won
over the AXIS gangSter>
All Of which makes hum prob
hlv The only bali player who
ser won "a biz league Job while
- duty as a member OF our
med forces
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
RACE GOES on

Even a shout produced only a
whisper from the loud speakers -
bt. tise-Fittat---t ofi Just tt1r
same Several hundred persons
were shut out on the double, more
were shut out in every race and
mutucls manager George + LewiN
reported play vas down 10 per
cent -helnA- average
Bat after tWO days in which
! ff1GtTUTt fairs rTHTt TJFT more thdn
= - y tot, TicTG WIS no loud COM
plant from the officials VINO are
stacking away the cash for the
War Relief funds.
After all. no description was
necessary for those who could ser
the black and Vhltc silks of tho
r f. REYNOLDS stable in front as
The geidng Gallcc shot 10 the
lr--l -llHdcr Patterson Mill!gan At
The start.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Ladies Organize

BuChtmoor Recreation Ladies
Bowling League viii hold an or
ganIlatlOn meeting today at $50
p. IN There are openings for 62o
average clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Turf Fans Look,
Not Listen, as
PA System Fails
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

The Voice was stilled. But that
was yesterday The Voice will be
back again today.
FOR seven races, The ears or the
fails at the Detroit race track
were soothcd by sweet silence as
they moved in the unaccustomed
stiffness.
For seven races the loud
speaker that herds the customers
TO the windows with Buy your
tickets early 20 avoid being shut
out please" and Buy your tickets
by tote number only and You
have approximately seven minutes
Il which 10 purchase your tote
tickets, was silent
The public address system was
broken down.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
PICKED BY EXPERTS

The Negro guard from Ham
tramck High was one Of the
Standout players in the country
last year When the season was
over and all the experts an
nounced their choice for All
Americas. one. OF the guard spot,
went 10 Julius He was deferred
from the draft because he was
preparing TO enter the dental
college and therefore was eligible
TO play football But further col
lege education must be delayed
until he RECEIVERS his health.
While he is unable TO see visi-
tors at present the doctors at the
hospital say he has accepted their
decision 10 remain in bed for
months with the same courage he
displayed facing the toughest grid
iron opponent He is SO anxious
10 complete his college career and
start the practice Of dentistry
tfat he'll follow their inStruc-
tionS. knowing it Will hasten the
day of his recovery.
The loss Of Franks came as a
sudden blow 10 the Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
$50 Drives Opened
For Service HOWEerS
By HAROLD KAHL

Of tEr ABC plans 70 be present
for study after hearing how VOL
these institutions worked out last
season when so many ncW secrc-
taric, Wore assisted in their Vort>
Another session Will be- held ~
~ r. III sept. ~ TT7T TIC -DcN'IT
OF these whose working nOUr>
conflict with rhe earlier meeting
Frank G. NI'IcI, secretary OF De-
1roH Bowling Association, rc-
minded his hearers that league
PTCSideHi, IN. lointly responsible
with treasures tor keeping ac-
counts straight
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
MUST CEuCK

Presidents arc required 90 check
monthly financial statements p
they come 10 The secretary as
they come from the bank. FAIL
ing % DO this makes him iIa-
bic ~ well as the secretary n
thc event O., irregulartN FIVE
secretaries were rcmIss last sea-
.nn. AlItInl saIl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
House Loop Openings

There arc still a few openings
i'm thc Rolawilc Recreation House
S3j-915 average circuit. Call IN.
1890
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
'ortheast League Meets

There VIII be- n meeting Of the
prtheaSt Young Mems Bowling
ague a. Conner Recreation to-
ght AZ $50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
!, Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the Night Edition only he
of horse which experts feel the outstanding
hets of the day
The code appears Eight and Red Line
Editions with number each letter Of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT Is PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorrowS
K9O Lo7 M-67 Ms O-5O P2i o-S2 R3l s-4 To
W-SI NJ
Clip key II will enable YOU derpher the name
tomorrows appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

hopes. lie played In the All-Star
game in Chicago couple ot weeks
ago and was ra I'd one of the hest
lincmcp IIC didu & have a chance
10 learn the plays so the coaches
Ir.tcd him 10 defensive work and
then praised him for am outstand-
mg iob There was no hint OF his
ILLn-. af TINT fLm.-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Franks Us Awaiting
Doctors Verdict
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR Sept SITS d
hewIlderod young man awaiting
tho final verdict oi thc doctors
al the University OF Michigan
Hospital lie cant understand
what happened.
just last Thursday hc was cn-
gaging in a scrmmage with the
Michigan Wolverines on the foot
ball field He was listed a- regular
guard on Michigan 1913 football
team and "a chance to make the
All-AmcrlCa two NcW In row
His studies were gp to par and
before long hc would bc on h,s
way 10 becoming a dentist
Now hc Is occupying bed In
the hospital and must spend long
months before he can resume h>
daily activities let alone play any
football
II was q slight football injury
that sent him to the hospital for
a routine N-ray. The doctor, IN
reading the plates found a totally
unSuspectcd condition and ordered
him 10 bed until further cXamI-
nations could ho completed
Julius Franks. Michigan ALE
America guard, is not expected
TO play any more football. His
loss for the entire 1913 season ,S
confirmed by the university doc
tors who haven't announced the
result OF the examination He is
I'M the same ward al the hospital
with a teammate from last year
rom KuZma. When KuZma en-
tered the army il was discovered
he had a lung allmcnt and he
was sent 10 the university hos
pital 30 rccupcratc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
FEW COMPLAINTS

With no reflections on an
nounCer Edward Miller. II must
b. said there were few complaints.
Just like Belmont Park,
Saratoga and Iiialeah," said
some OF the fans.
Others however, missed + the
calling of the races by Miller.
II cy didn't know whether their
horse was M the money until they
saw the numbers 20 up on the
board
The public address system
usually hooked up 80 the grooms
In Tho hams -caa-hnaE- tAo-Ft4H-
nIng. was Just a murmur when
Miller took over the mike before
Tie first race 10 remind customers
that post umc Is L. minutes early
AS p m and they should
rush 20 get their tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Heller Heads
Stage ShOW
At Krin1

CONTINUING ITS popular
stage policy of name acts and
bands, the Krim Theater, Wood
ward near SiX-Mile road, will pre-
sent Little Jackie Heller, the
screens singing hero. in person on
the stage, in conjunction with the
first Detroit showing of his latest
film hit, The YankS Are Coming,
today Saturday and Sunday
Jackie will appear at all perform
anceS singing the production S
catchy songs. George Kayanagh
and his orchestra Will be an adj
ditional stage attraction
In his film. Jackie has the sup
port of such screen celebrities as
Henry King and his band Mary
Hcalv CSlapSiel Make RoSen-
bloom. Dorothy Dare and Parkya-
karkuS.
The picture provides light
story with romantic hlghlightS
against the war background OF
boys in uniform at camp and Is
one of the first Of the musicals
with the war motive 10 come from
Hollywood. 1t is exciting with Just
the proper military background to
convey the patriotic note.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Cinema Shows
New Soviet
War Film

this Is the Enemy a Soviet
produced war film is the current
film fare on thc screen Of the
Cinema Thcatrr
Painting ITS picture on a broad
canvas. the film portrays the course
of the war from the German occu-
patton of Poland to heroic resist
ance OF the Yugoslav population
against their Nazi conQuerors.
Among the films dramatic high
spots are a bitter satire on the
luftwaffe whose flicrS are deSig-
mated as experts IN child murder;
the capture Of a parachutist in
Russian territory by an old woman
and a school boy In another
sequence. a group OF YugoSlal
hostages. ordered 10 dig their owr
graves before they are slaughtered
turn their ShovclS into weapons
XIII their guards and take 30 the
woods 10 join forces with Chetnik
bands
The second feature is the French
version OF the DISHONESTY novel
Crime and Punishment with
Harry Bauer in the starring role
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

CARL RAVAZZA and his or
chcStra. the winter season orChcs-
ira for the Statler Terrace Room
opened last night, featuring tho
dancing OF Galente and Leonardo
the singing Of RaVaZ2a and Muriel
Sherman, and the violin Of Abe
Meltzcr. SoloiSt with the Milwau-
kee Symphony prior 20 joining tho
RaValZa band
Ravazza himself stole The show
with his singing He specialize
in the slightly old favorItcS. such
as 'Irrcplaccablc You "MeIan-
choly Baby As Long as ! Have
You and similar tunes which have
suddenly won a new popularity
possibly because they remind rs
.tcnerS Of the years OF peace What
ever the reason. RayaZZa earned
strong applause from an audience
that paid much more attention
than "A dinncr-Show audience US
uallV does.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Carl RaUazza's Orchestra
Opens at Terrace Room

Galcntc and Leonardo. the dane
crs. are not new TO Detroit They
have been dancing for a fortnight
with Carmen Cavallaro'S orches-
ira which preceded Ravazza $, and
have been iayorlteS at the Statler
in previous years They have de-
veloped new rOuuncS. however Ga
lcntc. by the way. * the dancer
and. several years ago, a bull
fighter n NcNicol who has doubled
for The late Rudolph Valentino
George Raft and other stars ir
Hollywood
Bonnie Boyd regular SoloiSt with
RayazIa. was taken III shortly be-
fore tho engagement, and Murie'
Sherman replaced her, singing OK
ccllen'ly although she arrived in
Detroit only three hours before the
show barely in time 10 choose the
proper arrangement for her mum
bClS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Paisley's VocalionS alternate on
the daiS for dance music and cute
little Jeanne Rand sings with the
Vocalions. so there's music all the
evening.
LONDON CHOP HOUS ST
Right from the Glass Hat IN
New York'S Belmont Plaza comes
beautiful Arlene Thompson 10 opcr
tonight. Smooth, with a rich warm
voice. she holds the ringsidcrs
with her genuine charm and spark
ling personality -to say nothing of
her singing.
Sammy Dibert and Fran X
Gagen's boys take turns doing the
music. Gagen directs his combina-
ton playing the guitar himself, IN
lovely Swaying Nienncsc waltzeS
as well as current hits.
DibertS boys have Ethel Howe
swinging the lyrics for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Endorsement Pleas
Get Garfield OK

JOHN GARFIELD. like all Of
Hollywood'S stars, regularly re-
ceiveS requests from all over the
country To endorse everything
from a hamburger sandwich to
the Tai Mahal. Most of these are
ignored or politely rejected. But
Garfield grinningly agreed to one
request.
~ admire the trim, neat
clothes YOU wear i'm your pie
tures,' the letter from a Mid
Western habadaSher read.
"Please send me an autographed
picture saying you buy your
suits in my store"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Bernards Back With
BalIets Out of the World

IF ONLY the Marx Brothers
could dance they would love 10 he
able 10 do what the Bernard Dane
crS are doing ont AZ the Club Roy
ale these days.
Yes. this wonderful troupe is
back for a brief engagement with
some new ballctS, both serious and
comic, and "A wardrobe that would
make Hazard Short stop short.
Once upon "A time these three
zanleS. George, Gene and Bert
and their six beautiful girl part
norS, were all concerned with the
ballet They talked about Stravin-
sky, Leon BakSt and Fokinc anC
they could hardly count 10 with.
out saying Diaghilien.
Suddenly one day, George got
on his toes he's always on then
and said Lets face j.. chi-ch
is not here 10 stay. hut comedy is
. ~ tz,,y-fygg 7 ~, T.1TCt 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
DANCERS DILEMMA

And so started some Of those
mad connections with which these
tcrpSichoroan terroTS panic their
audiences nightly at the Club Roy
ale.
Most recent Of these wonderful
affairs is a dancers dilemma, or
Shoot the SchehereZade 10 Me,
Lady" It's a completely wacky
parody which has not only made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Record He at Hits
Location Company

MUCH or the actual production
of 2"AiF- Force vas accomplished
under the most trying conditions
in the history Of motion pictures.
Filmed largely on location at
Tampa, Fla, the troupe worked
through a 2S-year record heat
spell which resulted ir>an average
Of two heat proStrationS daily