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La gaceta., 1943-05-22

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ell acta'". Quiero que IA, j
clones venideras aprecjen I
quebrantable confianza ON !
greso de mi pals, " a I,
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lidiar".
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tan va I'm capital de mil min,
La gaceta., 1943-05-22
81, SENOR:

Para pintSr mejor su casa.
comPre la pintura B. L. P, ven.
dida exelusivAmente por KING.
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Designer for Sam

Samuel Goldwyn, whose THE
Pride OF the Yankees" was nationally
released this spring by RKO Radio,
has signed Stewart CLANCY, Broad
way scenic designer, to do the sets
for up in Arms" This is the
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Merry Makers" "
vaudeville show; tonight at $50.
Screen.
Capitol-"My Friend Flicka." a
boy and his horse: II am, 1:45,
4:30, ITO and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 3:35, $40 and 9:05
pm.
Columbia-"SHghtly Dangerous, -
definitely blond and lovely: 1920
am, 1:20, 1928, $50, 735 and $40
pm.
Earle-"The More the Merrier," :"
two men and girl in Washington:
II am, AS, 430, 7:20 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: ITO, 4, 6:45 and 9:25
pm.
Keith's-"This Land Is Mine"
what liberty means to many: 11:15
am, 1:20, 3:20, 5:25, 7::30 and 9:35
pm.
Little-"Ball of Fire" comic do
ings by Stanwyck and Cooper: II
am, los. 3:05 Sis, 7:25 and 9:40
pm.
Metropolitan-"Happy Go Lucky"
Mary Martins musical: IL am,
ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and s:45 pm.
Palace-"Hello, Frisco, Hello,'
Alice Faye in the plush era: 11:45
m, 2:15, 4:45. tbs and $40 pm.
Pix-'Dixie Dugan," with Lois An
drews: $3.50, 6, $50 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Katzenjammer Kids
Became the Reward
Of Studio Research
HOLLYWOOD

AAoAI4 L SfooD.
Child movie stars inevitably grow
up, but the Katzenjammer Kids
have been the same age for at least
80 years.
Twentieth Century Fox made that
discovery in the course of prepar-
ing for 1908 sequence in the Don
Ameche-G Gene Tierney romantic
comedy, Heaven Can Wait"
Part OF the sequence is supposed
to take place on Sunday morning
with family pickering in good old
American fashion about who gets
possession of the Sunday comics.
Producer Director Ernst Lubitsch
insistent on complete authenticity
wants to show an actual funny
paper of that era-or a reasonable
facsimile thereof.
The studio research department
has unearthed files of newspapers
of 1908, including Sunday comic
sections. Then as now Hans and
Fritz, the Katzenjammer Kids
were playing jokes on Der Captain
and Mama and the Inspector.
BY courtesy of the copyright own
ers Hans and Fritz as they looked
in 1908 will appear in Mr.. Lubitsch S
technicolor comedy of the good old
days"
After a month of trying the studio
has given up the search for copy
right owners of other comics of that
era Artists are drawing a fictitious
cartoon for the reverse side of the
ageless. indefatigable Katzenjam-
mer Kids,
Evening star., 1943-05-24
'Claudia' May Give Serial
Start on a New Cycle
Flagging Interest in Type Regarded
AS Remediable With Miss Mcclure
To Give It a Fresh Start
BY JAY CARMODY.

Forecast department The serial motion picture might gather
into the decline with the disappearance
obcors thence into the
strong least
Evening star., 1943-05-24

ticipate as honor guests in the pre-
miere performance of "Bataan" at
the Palace Theater on Thursday
night. The picture is being released
simultaneously in a dozen cities on
that date.
The rule Of no-gasoline-no- jeep-
parade will modify one phase of the
program for the premiere of Pre-
lude to War" at Loew's Columbia on
Wednesday night. Others, however,
will be carried out as planned. High
ranking officers Of the Army and
Navy will be present for the opening,
one day ahead Of the pictures ma
tional release. They will be pre-
sented to the audience after a spe-
cial overture concert by a military
band.
Awards department: The United
States Maritime Commission has
awarded Jack L. Warner the COM
missions equivalent of the Navy
e" its Victory Flag.
The honor is bestowed in reward
for the studios production of "Ac-
ton in the North Atlantic" dra-
matte account OF the merchant
marines wartime services. Only one
other flag has been awarded. The
latest one will fly above the studio
"as long as there is a Warner Bros" ;"
the War Shipping Administration
was assured.
Evening star., 1943-05-24
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

I'm getting to be quite religious
man. says Charles Bickford on the
set of The Song of Bernadette,"
where he portrays Peyramale, dean
of Lourdes. I've been promised
another priest role after this. I'm
to do Father Chisholm in The
Keys of the Kingdom These two
roles are among the big acting plums
of the year. They mark a new and
rather amazing turning point in
the screen life of Bickford, whose
13 years have ranged from high
to loW-to very loW-and now back
to the top again. He recently
signed his first long-term contract
with goth Century-FoX. Il didn't
want to, but the two pictures were
contingent on that he tells me.
He almost signed contract sew
eral years ago with the studio to
appear with Shirley Temple in The
Littlest Rebel" But there's quite
a story attached that says Charles.
Il had just had my head cheWed
off by a lion!" In the old days
actors performed all their hazard
GUS stunts, and while making East
of Java Bickford had spot of
acting to do with a lion. He was
a British lion and he didn't like
my Irish blood says Bickford, "and
he sprang at me. I thought I was a
gone cookie. His fangs were in my
throat. But my mind was quite
clear. Everything went through my
head, all my financial affairs and
how much I was leaving my wife
fortunate for Bickford that the lion
suddenly became tired of his human
plaything and dropped him.
I'D planned the picture with
Shirley Temple" says Charlie. land
her studio said they could wait only
nine days for me. So on the 10th
day I staggered out of the hospital
with a high fever, a temperature of
los, and reported to the set. But
of course I couldn't work And I
didn't work for II months after
that.
Bickford refers to young Jennifer
Jones, who plays Bernadette, as "the
most sensational actress in Holly
wood" Every one who has seen
Miss Jones in the role raves about
her as the biggest discovery for the
films since Mary Pickford or Lillian
Gish. She is so simple and honest
continues Bickford, the rest of us
must watch our acting or We'll over
act and look hammy."
Director Henry King, who mega
phoned Lillian Gish in The White
Sister," thinks Jennifer is a gift
from heaven. THE parts good
break for her" he says, but a better
break for the studio"
Gladys Cooper is a nun and a
meanie in the picture. One Of the
foremost actresses on the London
state, she, too, is full of praise for
Miss Jones. "A wonderful actress"
Evening star., 1943-05-24

the dimensions OF the typical
American boy. The serial, as we
say, sort of stopped being a major
item of interest to both its producers
and the public.
That condition may not continue.
Truth to tell, the serial may already
be In for one very lusty revival.
That is implicit in the making of
Claudia" now one Of the pleasant
est chores In process on the lot Of
Goth Century-Fox.
Claudia" has rather perfectly the
two elements which inspire a studio
to go on and on with a story and
star once 1t discovers their pos
session.
The first element is a good story
OF fascinating, universal and
growing character, Claudia. The
second is a star of little less than
spectacular promise, Dorothy Nc
Guire. Her two-season perform
ance in the Rose Franken play on
Broadway demonstrated that Miss
Mcclure has not only great skill as
an actress but possesses a person.
ality and appearance that are be-
witching beyond anything inherent
in the mere glamour OF possibly
more beautiful girls If she does
not captivate movie audiences, her
greatest admirers (the usually
severe critics of the theater) can
only come to the sad conclusion that
there is something previously amlss
with the masses. That is unlikely.
In addition to Miss Mcclure, a
Claudia" series Is brilliantly forti-
fled In having Miss Franken as
author. She is almost limitlessly
gifted with the feeling for the kind
of life pleasant. bewildered girl
should live to make it into a con-
tinued story Of enchantment for
the public. Moreover, as Miss
Franken writes, her Claudia" is
many cuts above the average serial
story character.
She can live a long time with
two such intelligent women to give
her story life.
She almost undoubtedly will.
Amity Department. Although they
have had their troubles in the past
and may have troubles again
Bette Davis and Warner Bros. came
to an agreement today on the terms
of new contract. In this. her 18th
year with the studio, Miss Davis
will make two pictures under the
Warner hallmark one for any out
side studio with which she may come
to terms.
Her two Warner pictures will be
chosen from The Corn Is Green"
Mr.. Skefhngton' and Ethan
Frome"
All sound like B. Davis naturals.
Colors department: Loew's Capitol
Theater is the first in the area to
launch plans for the celebration of
Flag Day, June IA. in cooperation
with the Office of War Information.
Starting last night, a mixed chorus
of leading Washington vocalists be-
gan rehearsals for their part in an
elaborate production which is being
arranged by Gene Ford, Capitol pro-
duction manager. Battle Hymn"
by Earl Robinson, is the basic song
of the production and the composer
will be present at tonight's re-
hearsals.
The Flag Day celebration this year
will take on added stature as result
of the decision to pay tribute also
to the flags of all the United Nations.
X X X
Premiere department: President
and Mrs. Manuel Quezon of the
Philippine Commonwealth will par
Evening star., 1943-05-24

Miss Cooper is now the most-in-
demand character actress in Holly
wood. Her next big role Is Lady
Jane in white Cliffs Of Dover"
Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-05-24

technicolor picture that Is to serve
as Danny Hayes film debut.
CLANCY is currently represented
on Broadway with Life With
Father" "Bithe Spirit" and Ozark
Ewes"
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Charles Gets Religion
Lands Two Superb Priest Roles
After Up.and.DoWn Career

is her comment. Miss Cooper shows
me her hands, which are calloused
and rough. From my Victory
garden" she says. She originally
came to California for three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
New Restrictions
Put ON Nays Sports

WASHINGTON. Aug 2 GNS)
The navy department today
placed new restrictions on paruci-
patton Of naval personnel IN ath-
lCtIC contests
With tho exception Of athletic
teams Of the l. s Naval Academy
teams representing naval actlvl-
ties are forbidden 20 play with
professional teams unless the con
tests take place on tho home
reservation ef the navy elub
Navy teams may play opponents
only from within the same area as
designated by the National Col
legiatc Athletic Association IN It's
Zonlng Of the nation
No individual or team is per
mitted in any case under the new
regulations 10 participate IN any
activity requiring absence OF IS
hours or more. exclusive OF air
transportation from navy duties
The navy directive bars the par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
HORSES
TO WATCH
BY LEWIS WALTER

BUDPATH and SUFFERN-
Two recent.arrivals from Canada
which have been away from the
races for a long period. Both
working in smart fashion and
will be dropped down sharply IN
class. Look like ready cash.
BAYRIDGE-A fair sort OF
four-year old. Ran once earlier
in the year and won. Has been
laid up. but trains in an impress
sIve manner. Do
STELL-H been returned by
the claiming route to the care OF
Ed MeCuan, the Illinois horSeman
who seems 10 know the answers
PAIRCAIS From the same
barn as Bayridge and winner
al this meeting when properly
placed with a fair rider aboard
will pay dividends.
MISS FRAKES- Cheap as they
come but will find a field before
long that she can win over,
PATRICIA Strictly an in-and-
outer but always ready TO sur
prise.
THREE BARS Not a row Of
saloons just quick starting
newcomer that probably Viii lead
all the way.
BALLOTER Another h Ors {
which seems 10 read the odds
board and is full OF unpredlctable
run when conditions suit.
GALORITA A maiden three
year-old ready to beat cheap
bunch.
HIGH HONORS -eanadiar
owned seven-year old--will wiz
in $1,000 company over route.
SOLDIER It's only start was
most impressive - probably wiz
next out
TURNTABLE- A route runner
that. viii turn up a winner over
same kind Of company he has
been meeting
SEA TACK Last effort over a
muddy track was worth a fol-
lowup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Toronto Leafs
Add TO Lead
nv United Prrss

The International Leagu e's
leading Toronto Maple Leafs ran
their margin TO nine games over
runnerup Newark by trimming
the Bears, 5-4 and SO. in a double
header yesterday.
Montreal divided with SYRIA
cuse, winning a 4-3 decision in the
opener, but bowling, 81, in a T.
inning nightcap
Baltimore nicked Rochester, ST.
IN the first game bat the Red
Wings came back with 81
nightcap triumph. Bobby Coorbs
set the Bisons down with five hits
to bring Jersey City a ID de-
cision in the first game, but Pat
McNair'S twO-run double gave
Buffalo 81 edge in the night
cap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
GUNDER'S THUNDER DOESN'T TAKE
Writer Says He Won't Be Missed

WAS possible. a first haSenan
who could throw IN a little hit
ting proWesS. 10 boot He has
Ihdf man m tdrUIi11
Although Dolph IS reluctant
10 leave, he probably VIII bcne-
fit by his transfer 10 the Giants.
As OFT said, Camillf with a
change in his surroundings,
might recover hrs batting eye y
If he does, he could figure as a
dominant factor in lifting the
Giants from the most horrible
slump the club has seen since
Abner Doubleday was IN dia-
pcrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

ticipation Of navy teams in bowl
or similar contests and denied in
dlyldualS IN the navy who have
been or are prominent in sports
from taking part in athletics away
from their station except as mem
bcrS Of a navy team
Students enrolled in the college
VIZ training program may not
engage IN extra Currlcular actlNl-
ties during their first year and
after that they are restricted 10
intercollegiate athletics as repre-
sentative, Of The college 10 which
they are assigned and not the
navy
The iS-hour limitation on alb
Sence applies 10 VIZ students as
well as 10 other naval personnel
Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs.
chief OF naval personnel has been
designated. the final authority in
the decision Of questions arising
from the new directive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

Naturally here at camp, I
shall be very nervous all that
day.
II have taken thousands OF
other peoples boys to these
meets.
Now my own son has to go
alone.
II think that we shall be well
represented as he il pretty good.
II should not he surprised II
he won. Watch for the result.
Yours as ever, MATT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Two New MAI leans
Meet at Mack Park

Two newly formed teams Will
meet IN the Australian tag team
bout at Mack Park tomorrow
night Louis Klein. who has
paired with a number OF boys IN
other Australian matches this
time has Buck Estes. a Texas
speed boy as MS pal They Will
oppose the Italian, Joe FerronL
and Gil LaCroSs. who have WrcS-
tied in these bouts before with
other partners. but not together
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Join New Team

ST LOUIS, Aug. 2 up
FIRST baseman Dolph Camilli and
veteran pitcher Johnny Allen, new
members Of the Giants after a
swap with the Brooklyn Didgers.
expected 10 leave here today To
loln their new team in New York.
They came TO the Giants in a deal
ior Joe Orengo, Bill Lohrman and
Bill SaylcS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Field Is Split
Into I Groups
In Turf Event
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

J. Racing $1,000 horses for $1,000
purses is something like a poor
horsemen's dream of heaven. But
Il is a dream come true at the
Detroit race track today.
Nineteen horses were entered
for the $4,000 DePeyster Handicap
over the turf course so Racing
Secretary Charles F. Henry split
the field into divisions OF 10 and 9
and posted a $1,000 purse for each.
Henry is going to take care Of
all the owners who want TO run
their charges over the turf course,
Just as the track took care Of the
trainers OF good 2-year-olds Satur-
day by splitting the Lansing
Handicap into two divisions, with
a $500 purse for each.
NO SHORTAGE IN SIGHT
It's a nice idea for the horsemen
as long as the money holds out
and apparently there isn't going
TO be any shortage as long as the
track has mutuel handles like that
of Saturday, when $545,075 passed
through the machines
This De Peyster Handicap
melon-cutting takes care OF the
type of trainer who doesn't nave
any handicap stars TO go after the
big purses but docs furnish the
platers which furnish the back
bone Of racing.
OF the 10 horses which viii 60
the seven and a half furlongS with
the first division at least six Of
them have been entered at a
claiming price Of 81 900 or less
and the same is true of most Of
those in the second division.
S. s. Gano's Chikie -. d. which
led Gray Romance and SIX others
over the turf course by four
lengths in her last start, IS one Of
lthe cheaper horses which viii be
given a good chance TO get il all
I'm the first division She will face
the veteran Erin Torch. Mrs. J. +,
Hines Bebeja and Dave Kresin 5
AWAY among others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

swim In "A
National a.
A. u. cham
pionship.
vi Y = o n
Matt Is Is
years old. He
Is going down
TO TarbOrO,
~. C., Ia
swim I'm the
$50 National
Junior cham
p ! o n y h p,
August 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Greenberg Wins Again

FERNDALE. y Y. Aug.
GNSl Seymour Greenberg .
Chicago, recent winner of th'
national clay court crown. De
fcatcd Jimmy Evert Of Notr,
Dame. 81 IS. 6-1. in the final.
OF the Sullivan County TENN.
ChamplOnShipS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Nioh+ Edition Code Kew

Times daily prints the Night Edition only the
horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
The each night the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions corresponding each letter the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T is PRINTED IN CODE
TomorrowS code follows:
Ais G-lO H6 la J-S8
K90 I-9 NI-67 N-4S Poi Q-32 R-3l S-H T-25
U37 Va VIA NJ Y-1I Z-99
Clip this code key II viii enable dcpher the of
omorrows code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

BY United Press
DETROIT
Track. fast
First Pace Alan p. Matte sue
Second Race Soldier
Substitute Race Declared OF.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track fast
F1rri Race Timothy C. Bona. Efa
Haste ponPEa,
Second Pace FLYING Ned Gent. Rich
Tn,rd PACE Macs Quest Rae OMEN
Buck Patch
Ealrih Race-Naysl Reserve Muddy
FACE Hes.zar.- Tides In. BIZ
Eighth Race shahsen. ! Bid. Winged
Pnaroah. Grand Day
WASHINGTON PARK
Track fast
ptrs' Race Ninlnisse. Best Birthday
Soldiers Cap. Bolos Choice. Quaker.
Ol4 Kentucky
SECOND Race-Li'tle Alice Arneu, sa
hsra Arab Busy Ellen
Third Race Listing SHOCKS Winters.
Blue orchid C0grtn. SaGonlan. Psniab
Ga'q TwiNt Observer. Wright WOOD
Fifth Race Actlye En.scorthy, Play
SKIN Race Wishbore
Srver'h Race Real Sad. Doh BabN
Gem ~ prauon, Distant Isle Impene-
E.gh,h Race vsIaina Rex. Chislam,
CIseaw. Sal old Pal
substitute Race Declared off,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Hdgg S Final Race
In New York, Aug. II

NEW YORK, Aug. 2 INS)-
Gundcr Hagg, the Swedish run
ming star viii turn in his last
race of his American tour in
Triborough Stadium, New York,
Aug. II, AAU Secretary Dan Fer
riS announces.
Bill HulSe Of the New York
a. c, and Boston seminarian Gil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
GAINS LOT OF SUPPORT

J. F. Taussigs Briar Sharp,
which Melvin Calvert rode In a
two and a half length victory over
that turf course champion, Butter
milk. in his second 10 last start,
will gain a lot Of support off that
race. plus his commcndable race
behind GraSshopper ii in a recent
$1,000 race over the~turf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

college pilot in the country.
Mann is now at his summer
camp at Chikopit Ont.
The note is self-explanatopy:
AT last am reaping the
glory of having my own kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Reds Option Malloy

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug ? tUPl
Pitcher Bob Malloy has been
optioned 10 Birmingham Of the
Southern Association, the CIncln-
natl Reds announced today
Release Of Maloy trimmed tho
Reds roster 10 - active players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
3GoIf Bodies
To Pick Ryder
Cup Scorers
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The states three leading golf
organizations will furnish the
scorers for the Ryder Cup matches
.at Plum Hollow, Saturday and
Sunday, through a plan evolved by
Bob Howell.
Representatives Of the Detroit
District Golf Association will ac-
company the stars in Saturdays
best ball matches and tally the
results. Scoring for Sundays in
dividual matches viii be divided
between representatives of the
Metropolitan Golf Association and
the Michigan Professional Golfers
Association.
Those from the MICA will score
the morning round PEA members
will officiate in the afternoon.
Hal Phelps is the new club
champion at Plum Hollow He de-
featcd j. Give Helferich, many
times winner of the title, in yes
terdays final, Sd A - gave
Phelps a 5-hole leading in the
morning
John BabiS and John Stanley
showed the way with 73's 10 help
Hawthorne Valley defeat Warren
Valley, 9i2-2ls, in the MICA yes
terday Eddie Furgol was low
with - as his River Bank team
edged out Birch Hill. rs Silver
Lake, led by William Pittman's
"a. won from Wise's, 8i2-3i2.
w c. Van Dresser and DR. G..
A Scott defeated Frank Farrell
and All Chambers. ! up, and Will
oppose Dr. Harold McGregor and
Fred Weyburne in the final Of the
I Red Run doubles event. The Me
Grcgor-Weyburne team won from
Jay McWuIIen and F. Henkel, 2 up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
No Means Yes

When a big league ball player
or manager apologies he says he
didn't say what he said. or If he
I'M riifri1 rr1rar It that ~.
FORE. HITLER,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Patty Berg in Comeback

Pattv Borg. who is again win
ming the b1g golf tournaments,
las All al tho came all last sea-
son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

Dodds. who finished in that order
behind Hagg Saturday night when
the Swede turned in a 4:5i mile,
were announced as entries in
Hagg'S last American appearance.
Hagg plans TO get plane passage
back TO Sweden on Aug. "A.