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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

NEW YORK - The P | o
Grounds once more will be the
scene of an all-star football game
involving colored eleven, ac-
cording to an announcement this
writer picked up exclusively thus
week. The colored team, an all
star outfit, will meet the New
England Diesels, white, one of the
Back Bay Country's most power
full elevens and rated nationally
as a slick ball club.
Promotion of the game will be
under direction of the sagacious,
master, Robert (Uncle Bob)
Douglas, owner of the interna-
tionally famous New York Re
Nuisance Big Five, professional
basketball champions for years.
The game will be played on
Dec. 7, DOUGLAS told me, but thus
far he hasn't done anything save
pay for TIE Polo Grounds on the
date mentioned and to sign up
the white professional players.
The last time an all-star game
flon because Negroes don't sup
INVOLVING a eolored club was play
ed took place in December, 1941,
when the New York football
Yankees defeated the Colored
All-Stars, 24-20 before the sur
prising crowd of 22,787.
There was much talk about the
game being made an annual af-
fair. but nothino was done ab''ut
it and now Bob DOUGLAS, with
rroper gold and wears of connec-
tons and contacts in all branches
IF sports. has come forward as
the angel for the proposition.
The 1911 all-star affair saw
some of the greatest football
names on the colored gridiron in
action Men like the late 1t. ST.
dat-Singh. Joe Lillard, the last
colored player to see service with
a big league pro team (Chicago
Cardinals; Archie Harris, the
Indiana University end; Lou
Montgomery. the Boston Uni.
versity flash; jim Walker. Iowa's
mighty guard; Ozzie Simmons
former Iowa backfield star, and
many others.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30

PRESLEY at Kingsport, Tennessee.
Upon investigation it was found
that Simpson was delinquent
from local Board No. 2, Tangipa-
hoa Parish, Louisiana, for failure
to report for Physical Examination,
and that Presley was a delinquent
from Local Board No. /, Columbus,
Mississippi, for failure to report for
physical examination.
FBI officials stated that many
Selective Service delinquencies are
cleared because local authorities
throughout the nation are holding
men who are not in possession of
their Selective Service Cards until
a check can be made with their Lo-
cal Boards.
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&c; Fort Lewis, washington, Oc-
tober 81; Camp Adair, Oregon, Oc-
tober %; Camp White, Oregon. Oc-
tober %; Camp Beale, California,
November l.; Mather Field, Cali
fornia, November 2 Port Ord, Cali
fornia, November Camp Roberts,
California, November 4 Camp San
Luis Obispo, California, November
5; Camp Cook, California, for a
rest from November 8 to November
II, when an appearance at that
spot is scheduled, and Santa Ana
Army Air Base, California, Novem-
Der Is.
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you CAN'T
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Over Quarter Million
Men Eye Boxing Show

WASHINGTON, D. c. = (SNS) - Worn by gruell
ing schedules of exhibitions Sergeant Joe Louis Barrow
and his group of boxers who have been appearing at Army
camps will be given rest early in November after reach
ing the Pacific Coast the War Department announced to-
day.
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Florida SubstitutionS: Backs: Par
sons, Albury, Johnson; end, Moore;
tackle, Lee; guard Whitehurst.
Morris Brown substitutionS: backs
Banks, Reddick, Hapgood, Drayne;
end, Carter; guards, Murphy, Whit
taker.
OFFICIALS: Lennon( Bluefield) +,
referee; Webb Gala. State) UNI
pire; lineman, Trammel (TIekegee)
and field judge, Gross (Talladesa).
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Wolverines 0ffense
Minus Scoring Punch
Rv A. J.. KIDD

TALLAHASSEE, Florida -(SNS)-The Florida "Rat-
tiers and the Morris Brown wolverines kept their
ors unsued but added nothing to their seasons perform
ance here when they oundered to scoreess tie under
scorphino Florida sun.
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FBI Arrests Two
Draft Delinquents
JACKSON. Miss-(SNS)-

JACKSON, Miss.-(SNS)-
Andy Simpson, of Trickfaw, Loui-
siana, and Willie James Presley,
Columbus. Mississippi, was taken in
to Federal Custody, Monday, by
agents of the local bureau of the
FBI. Both men had been arrested
without their seelctive service cards
Simpson at Natchez, Mississippi and
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halves, hands from both More
house and Tuskegee paraded,
putting on their usual brilliant
show. The Tllskegee unit, with its
fancy-stepping majorettes gave
the large crowd q real thrill.
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The Allen Hotel

All modern cOnveniences, rates
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inches.
Game statistics shows Florida
losing 100 yards in penalties; 5
first downs while Morris Brown
rolled up Is first downs; Florida
got 2 passes out of 5, intercepted /;
Morris Brown got l pass out of
8, intercepted /; Florida missed two
field goal tries.
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By WARREN GARDNER

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va
(SNS)-Devastating defensive play
figured prominently at Armstrong
Field Saturday, as Coach Sylvius
Moore's gridsters outfought strong
Virginia State College aggregation
to bring home their Hampton
Day" booty with a score Of 1870
Starring again was Halfback Tom
Casey, triple threat from Wall, Pa.
The Trojans showed spurts Of fine
playing, but their best efforts were
exerted far from pay dirt. Not
once did they threaten the Pirate
goal.
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CHAMPION DAY"
FESTIVITIES

The Pirate victory climaxed
Hampton Day" festivities, which
were marked during halftime by
the presentation of Miss Hamp-
ton," attractive Barbara Baker of
Tallahassee, Fla, and her atten-
dants, by the announcement that
the Omicron Social club float had
won first place in the colorful float
parade which preceded the football
game.
Mr.. Sgt. James "Shakey" Stuart,
of recent football fame at Hamp-
ton, served as master of cere-
monies, introducing Miss Harnp-
ton," as well as Acting President
r. O'Hara Lanier of Hampton In
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DEPT. lo-s. u FIFTH AVE. \. 7. 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Prop Man on MOUie Set
Beleaguered by Butterflies

HOLLYWOOD, May 17-This is
the time Of the year when mother
nature gets playful in California
and the poor studio prop man is
the butt of their jokes.
At this moment, Harry Albicz
a veteran Of the craft, has what
he diagnoses as swatter cramps
He aches from his chubby legs 10
his shoulders, in addition, he has
a chronic headache - all caused
by the arrival of gentle spring.
Harry is property man on the
Sct OF Lost Angel" at M-G-M
the picture in which 6-ycar-Old
Margaret O'Brien has her first
starring part IN the. role. One
of the scenes is IN New York
City.S Central Park.
Piles" said Harry with
venom IN his tone, you can eN-
poet. YOU can throw spray
around and carry swatter. But
on this set, brother, We get but
terncS."
tt was true. The rustic setting,
with ITS Shrubhcry and flowers
attracted Calilornla'S myriad-Col-
arrd Butterflies big ones. little
ones. and some Just medium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Film Time Clock

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5:32. SOB 1884 p. m. keep En- Slug
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p m.
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p. m.
CINDERELLA "Bambi." 1910. s:i5,
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UNITED ARTISTS "cah,n in the SKY"
wardens." l1.25 a. m, 2.i5, 5.5i s.o5
y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
ORCHESTRAL RALLY

There IS too much pOSturinG
and not enough point TO the story
to absorb your attention. Trouble
with the desk lights in the or
chcStra, forced our orchestra 10
play almost the entire score in
the dark and magnificent job
both they and Antal Dorati made
of it, That was really a display
of real muSiCianShip
A repeat Of "Bluebeard' COM
plctcd the Sunday matinee while
the Sunday evening performance
was devoted 70 Princess Aurora -
and Romeo and Juliet with the
same casts as at the earlier per-
formances with Three Virgins
and a Devil as the only new
offering. a bizarre work which pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
MAE WEST AND LII

Jack Under writes that Mae
West doesn't own all Of Diamond
LIS family-that ne owns IN,
copyrights 10 the Daughter o
Diamond Lii and has since 1881
lie says
MY brother Mark and | sold
Diamond Lii 10 Miss West and
she has no legal rights 10 the
Daughter of Diamond Lii,
which may star Ann COriO."
Under encloSes a clipping 4
prove his point. Quoting Ma,
West the article says:
What IL this, a game: That's
all I've been hearing lately.
First some one Is going 10 bring
out The Return OF Diamond
LII Then some one has n
hrainStorm about Diamond LII
In Paris Now they've gone and
found LIS daughter. That name
must be worth plenty Of cash
and 80 I'm going 10 hang on TO
st." That's what Mae West SAID
in 1881. She may feel differ
entity IN 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
DRAMATIC DANCER

Nora Kaye is at her greatest
as the sister in 'PTiiar of Fire. "
the Antony Tudor ballet set 10
the music of Arnold Schocnberg 5
"Vcrklacrtc Nacht,' which We be-
lieve 10 be the finest of the modern
balletS. This calls for great act
ing as well as dancing and Miss
Kaye meets both requirements
Suporbly.
=tfe-tfidH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
the now Billy The Kid - which
opened Sunday afternoons group
although The Aaron COPELAND score
Is one OF his hest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17

They're not the Central Park
species, so it was UP 10 Harry tC
get rid Of them.
MORE INSECTS
Adding 10 his troubles. little
Margaret is picked up in the park
by mounted policeman, played
by Donald Curtis
$50 that horse draws flies"
the prop man said, his gaze DART
ing around the set Listen. did
YOU ever hear "A horsehy in a
microphone? IL sounds like an
airplane with monkey wrench
in its cylinders"
Accordingly. with a sWattcr II
one hand and a fat gun in the
other. Harry pursued winged crit
tcrS of ono variety or another, II
advance of every scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
LINE OR TWO

E-rol Flynn has stalr b "a.
mrcr II Herbert Green. location
scout who referees fights a tN
spare moments. Herbert drove I'd.
home from Warmers Studio Sac
olnor day and sold me HOVE N,
met han and Velma pnr
bride A. Las Vegas ard was l-
best man
Joan Fon'aine gets back from
Mexico CIV Monday ard she
fAris fittings for '"Fftncfd,ar b
Creek" She had never met her
leading man. Arturo Cordo,a ul-
tiI they were introduced .n Mexico
City where both were visiting 49,.
Preston Foster is nearly out IT his
Wind trying 10 get help 20 hartc,
hiS crop Of oats and barley HC
would sacrifice bis role n Quad
alcana Diary 10 get time ~ 'a
GO the Job himself, ne u so frantic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
CHUffortOn
Superb at
Lafayette
Il, CHARLES GENTRY

TIE PUBLIC interest in PR
arc Lives reached a new high
last night when. al the opening of
.rI> Nae Coward comedy the
STAR Fu Chaucrton, stepped in
front Of The curtain and explained
-t-=t-t f4--+ft ureeL IN Chicago had
ura W ,ncir scenery and would
.1c audience ION her and her COM
a5ry N dmuG 1t for fun,
The audience response was
.0o9-H 20 encourage the Light
Eng II, fp charge INTO TWO valleys
o.. narso than death, and 50 the
curtain went up on one of the
most amusing and clever pieces
Noel Coward ever ponncd with a
Company o! four Gearcd 10 garner
dli The laughs.
.f#s continental comedy has
been revised SO that IL seems OK
fCmciy up 20 the minute and the
locale changed from European re-
sorts To more probable spots IN
Tins part of the world
Sat It's Just AS hilarious in this
hemisphere as u ever was al
home abroad, and the idea OF
makcShift back-drops and whipped
up props really added to the gen
Cral amusement.
Miss Chattcrton is such ar
artist that she could make Us
believe Juliet if she did 1t ir
the Congressional Library OF
Il Aiglen" At Aleatraz, 50 "A few
things ike no correct lights, for
est scenery for a hotel balcony
only were added incentive to hcf
command of an audience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
SENSATION or YEAR

The sensation of the wear. !
promise YOU, Will be InCrid Borg
man and Gary Cooper III "Sal4-
t0Ca Trunk" Hal Wallis invites
nc 10 take = look al some Of the
Iushcs and lngrid is so aiuruE a,
Clio l have 20 take back ever,
thing I said about her not bc1l
the type.
TIE black wig makes hc- e'+f.
fingly beautiful In 'te U.tr
dress. white parasoi and ncrg 30.
cred hat she wears VOL. eh,
hreath'akinC and orr cool. -.
strained Ingrid becomes os1ame
fen-pcs'l0ls and exciting ~r,
tolls ne her husband ra, acrcp'..
. post as professor ~ Startol
University and when she finishes
Saratoga Trunk size l.r-
North 10 sec bun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17

ing than an actual figure when
she docs those steps in Pas de
Quatrc % She completely Surpas-
SOS even such excellent dancers as
Rosetta Hfphtower, Marina Svet-
Iowa and Nora Kaye, the other
three ballcrinaS in this charming
ViCnctte in paStClS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
REALLY DIXERTING

Two seconds after the curtain
rose on what was a pretty weird
looking back-drop, the audience
forgot the shock and began TO be
enchanted with her performance.
Never has she been more ra-
dainty beautiful, more piquant
and persuasive or more completely
compelling. fighting h n d c p s
that would have thrown a COM
mando fully prepared for attack.
-of course the comedy itself is
the very essence of lightness. But
its tcrrifcally funny fluff about
domestic bad manners, the kind of
good clean indoor sport that cou-
nlps indnlra- in -lIniNersallN.- ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17

vlded contrast to the concluding
rhythmic measures OF RimSky-
KorSakov'S "C1pTicCio ESpagn0tC. 50
Altogether il was a hrcath-tak-
ing weekend and one we hope this
company Will certainly treat US to
next year. C. G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
EGLEVSKY GREAT

ITc proved these qualities def
nitcly with his two appearances
Saturday night First in Ihc Blue
bird advertisement in princess
Aurora with little RoSclla High
tower and again with those Varia-
tionS as the striking Paris Of
Helen Of Troy in which lovely
Vera Zorlna again danced Helen.
To sec these two together on the
stage IS to watch the perfect cou-
pie. so SynpatiCO are they as
partners.
For ballet dancing Of the rigid
school of technique, the classic
style, we must bow 10 Markova.
She really looks moro Ike a paint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
DEADLY SPORT

You hardly need a resume II
you recall that two people. once
married 10 one another, rediScover
themselves on separate honey
moons and then re-elope together
constitutes pretty flDmsy plot.
The added interest in this par
tiCular instance lies in the fact
that Miss Chatterton is playing
with her ex-husband, Ralph
Forbes. an excellent actor. who
probably said many of the very
same things 10 her during their
eight years together.
The couple in the play have
been in love for eight, too, only
five of those were while they were
divorced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Ballet
Has Fine
Finale

( the ear the Ballet Theatre pa
raded four final programs of great
pageantry and powerful appeal 70
bring 10 close DetroltS first
music and ballet festival in
Masonic auditorium over the
weekend.
We can only hope that this
great festival as as much OF a
box office success as II was an
artistic one, because then impress
Sario S. Hurok may make this an
annual event.
The Ballet Thcatcr certainly de-
serves -.itS-t!llh for these final
programs proved it to be both bal
let and thCatcr.
Romeo and Juliet" one Of the
now offerings which began Satur-
day afternoons concert turned out
to be really a dancc-drama.
While VIC didn't particularly
care for Antony Tudor'S chorc-
Biography, we must tTuthfully report
that we have never SCOn a ballet
more laviShiy staged. The baroque
setting with its ingenious use of
curtains, it's stunning costumes
and the excellent dancing OF Alicia
Markova. who made a fragile
Juliet. and Hugh LANG as stall
wart Romeo; all made 1t spec
Itacle Of great splcndor.
Miss Markova, who is truly a
great dancer. proved her versatil-
lily by Immediately turning around
or should We say plroucttinG
and taking tho lead in "Swan
Lake" the TSChaikowSky classic
in which she was a dream come tC
life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
JUST FOR Fun

Then for comedy. or rather
sheer buifnonerY, we had Blue
beard" which tho company per-
formed here last fall. It's prancing
parody on the Old fairy tale with
Anton Dolln staggering off with
the pantomimc honors While Nora
Kaye. Maria karnIlova and Andre
Eglevsky danced off with the tcrp-
sichorcan laurclS.
EglevSky is undoubtedly ono Of
the worlds greatest male dancers.
He is large for a ballet star, but
he has such crtrc+rn-n ordination
and amazing elevation for one so
powerfully built. He is far lighter
than all Of his SliGhtcr colleagues
and he has a grace which Is easy
without being in the least ef-
Terminate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
.LOueIIa
Parsons
in HoMy~ooi

HOLLYWOOD May f. Martha
Rave is waiting 20 hear from Fe.
former husband. Noa. Lar- who ,
stationed overseas. bc,o she raH
announce definite marriage plans
20 >lcb Condos
Il talked with Neal >rr 'g.-
when WAS in England and
~ agreed 60 give me my free
dom.
"Nou see never GOT divorce
and you cannot divorce a man
IN service unless hc agrees.
am r7ruE 10 marry Nirt ttt>t-
The minute cot my freedom
Nt.ttra '.Gtc> tomorrow for d
ot mo camps. tc'uwul hove
10 >tsr Ur by JupuCr 30 vrrh
v-s --t fet her5 et --tl-Gen-
t------1
"Ni,h and open Al the
Golden cate Theater IN san
Francisco July l." she told HE.
Il>t how shes gong 20 do her
picture and all the things she
has planned 10 do I don't know
she says she's at the command
al re War department and no
matter what she has IN mind if
thcy want her 20 60 overseas again
shell.co. Quite a gal thas Raye
Camscl
CHOO-CHOOS TO y. Y.
Charles Kucrncr choo-chooS 10
New York tomorrow, but IT IS my
guess that before he goes he'll
Slgn Joseph Gotten for the top
male role opposite Olivia De Hav-
Hand in &c oVernme nt Girl.
David Selznick. who holds the
promising Mr. Cotten's contract
has had three offers for him. one
is Paper ChaSers" al M-G-M, the
ether A Deanna Durbin picture
and The third is a movie at War
nerS. But because David has al
ways been one of Olivia'S great
boosters che gave her marvel
Gus chance in Gone With the
Wind'D he will probably lend Cot
-ten-tn- RkO----------
Al least / have a feeling the
deal will be closed by the time this
is printed. Gotten, thought, was
excellent in Shadow of a Doubt
and very bad in Journey Into
Fear, but then that whole picture
is something we'd like 10 forget.
STILL FISHING
David Selznick has telephoncd
and teleGraphed Katharine Cornell
about the mother role in Since
You Went Away He sees her IN
the part Just as he saw Shirley
Temple as the daughter. But the
lady IS uncertain whether it's right
for her and David wants TO be
sure her first movie Is the best
possible vehicle for the great Cor
nell. Now that Miss Cornell has
taken the plunge, and oh, how
golden that Voice sounded in the
Juliet" sequence in Stage Door
Canteen," it wouldn't surprise me
if she came west for the Selznick
opus, which will be made IN the
summer when she is having her
vacation. Al least she is inter-
ested enough 10 discuss the story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
A REAL RIOT

It's really a riot and we're co
ing back 10 sec 1t again tonight
when the original production viii
bc presented the way it should
have been last night.
At the risk Of repetition, we
must again don our old green
eye shade 10 Miss Chatterton for
going on with such wonderful
craftsmanship against odds which
would have sent many another
star right up into the Milky Way
But trouping Ike this is what
keep, The thcatcr alive these days
not tcmpcramcnf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
WONDERFUL BANTER

But whether Miss Chatterton
and NJ N Forbes have any personal
interest in one another is entirely
beside the point. The fact that
they banter so wonderfully in
front Of the footliGhts and engage
in such hySterical duels of da-
loguc is enough 10 bring us back
10 the theater again and again.
The secondary figures, Dora
Savers and John GroGan, are both
good although they have rather
thanklcSS parts. Miss SayerS. par
ticularly shows great Improvement
since we saw her in the same
show IN Chicago, while GroGan
seems to have much more finish.