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What They're Whispering in Gotham

and eventually woo-Geneyieve
/ while according to the ploD
Archibald was out of town on busl.
ness.
fixed il. Before long. so did Gene
We've. And when Archibald re
turned from his trip. his dilemma
had fallen from the handsome
young man and vice versa.
However. the cure is proving
more expensive than the problem
, Because Sidney has persuaded
Genevieve that our millionaire
should pay for the year he took
out of her life-iust enough so that
they can be married and live happi-
ly ever after on Archibald's coin.
But you can't print that Archi-
bald has a headache now. Think
what he'd have II his wife (of
course. they always have wife,
don't they?l found out,
Olga is a lovely and talented
Continental singer who come to
this country with her parents to
seek the freedom and fame that
were denied her in her native land.
She secured minor Jobs in few
Broadway shows, hut nothing big
came her way until this season,
when she was given really i'm.
portant role in a musical described
by the critics as lavish. breath
taking. tye-fillins. ct .cetera The
part was good. and the song as
signed To her was a clever ditty.
Delighted. Olsa-and her par.
ents who were theatrical people
themselves worked on the song
day and night. trying to make il
high spot in the show. II took
a little time. During the first few
nights OF the out-oftown tryouts
the song met a cold reception.
C,Ga'S father. trying to hide his
disappointment left for New York
on business. and Olga. with just
her mother standing by to en-
courage her. kept trying to put
the song across.
Finally. one night II happened
The spark that had eluded Olga
was suddenly there. She and the
song stopped the show.
Overjoyed. she rushed 10 the
telephone. called her father, and
poured out the WONDERFUL news.
And there success and tragedy
Joined hands in Olga's life. Her
fathers weak heart was unable to
stand all this happiness He col
lapsed A few hours later he died.
Olga hid her grief behind her
greasCpaint and reported back to
the show the next night. There
was a little solace in all the an
guish. Her father had known OF
her triumph before he died.
But that night at the theater they
took her triumph away from her
... The producer and the composer
had held. a conference that day
and as a result OF it, OLGA never
sang her song again. II had been
given TO the shows leading lady.
But YOU can't print that. Human
gift gets no billing in the theater.
The show. as they always say,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06
BY Dorothy Kilssllen

VIII JinX Falkenberg marry
Steve Kelly son OF Chicago s
mayor. Isn't it true that the
orders to get Charlie Chaplin
came from a very. very. very high
source?... Is Anne Shirley giving
Victor Mature the brush-on again
.. DO you know that a syndicate
Of millionaires is about to buy up
all available Miami theaters for
Broadway tryouts during 'the
season there . Is Marlene
Die,rich's daughter headed for
| Reno. already Isn't the WPB
decision in the Petrillo-recording
/ hcht coming down this. week..
/ DO you know that the picture com
panies want TO buy Mike Todd s
Victor Herbert score. sight unseen
and that he may land a Holly
wood producing berth as result
OF that scheduled show?
What cinema moGuls wife and
what prominent psychistrist are
causing raised eyebrows around
Gotham? DO you know that Ed
die Hall, who came East TO marry
Helen Forrest. will still be
bachelor when he returns to the
West Coast-because they've de
cided 10 watt. Have Ruth Wal.
dos doctors ordered her to Florida
TO ward off a merry Gus rCakdoWnp
80. Do you know that Gladys Hen
son of the English acting family
married Harry Wright, the war
chemist. in London the other day
&C.. Isn't one of the terribly chic
ma gaines about TO announce
drastic change in policy. slanting il
toward the Average woman in.
stead OF the carriage trades... Are
Eddie Cantor and Bob Hope yelling
for overseas duty again.. Have
you heard the rumors from abroad
that Maurice Cheyalier has been
interned in France?
DO YOU know that another dis
cruntled dramatist "a la Jack Kirk
land some seasons ago tried 10
slap down a drama critic in 4Sth
ST. the o" er highland was re-
strained'... Is Ella Logan due
back in this country on March l6!
&C.. DO you keep hearing those
storkish land don't mean Billings
ley's place. rumors about Harry
Hopkins and his beautiful BRIDE.
DO you know that Nick Condos
Martha Raves new husband. is
minus from toqth after biting
irto a corned beef sandwich
Is il true that Alice Terry. who
used 10 he Valentines leading
lady. is now teaching advanced
meteorology at the Vega Aircraft
plant. Are you aware that the
Chaplain trial will get the widest
press coverage since the Haupt.
mann kidnapping case AZ Fleming
tom. Is Lenore Lennon joining
a publicity mn
Is it true that Frank Sinatras
new leading lady didn't swoon-
Just caught the measles. What's
this about the Jean HnrSholts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06

That ring" tn. girl cut IN Lefty.
is a family crest"
"Crestfallen"
IL don't think that's funny"
Soberly, Tod Patrick began to
speak. Mallory, money isn't every
thing. Money has ruined you. in
fact. Success las been too easy.
You're tops at 20"
"TwAnty-five"
AT 26," he went on placidly.
When most singers are getting a
first taste OF that sweet success,
that wonderful. sunshiny security.
Oh, you've worked. Sure you have,
but really. Mallory, you are truly
blessed. You have been all along.
The right people have been inter-
ested in you exactly at the right
time. You even were born at the
right time. You landed in this bust
ness precisely when American sing
ers were beginning to be recognized
without foreign training or foreign
appearances"
I'm talented" Msllory's voice
was Waspish and loud.
Yes" His voice was soothing.
But you're also Pretty. And you
have good figure. You wouldn't
have made such a hit il you'd been
an ugly. fat singer. Mallory. And
you'd never have had a chance at
pictures. Your beauty has helped
you make so much money"
And aren't you glad I've made
money, though"
"Sure-but it's ruined you" he
said again. Il still have visions OF
the sweet kid you used to be-" His
eyelids dropped. When YOU still
were willing TO work without der
rick-style sales talk. When you had
sparkle and eagerness."
When ! was such a greenhorn
that l did everything you told me
TO, you mean"
Mallory" the mans voice
turned sugary and pleading. NAL
lory darling, I've managed to get
you three concerts in Mexico City,
at prices almost equal TO what they
pay their beloved bullfghters. And
you don't have to kill a bull. dear.
All you have to do is sing"
In that land OF burros and chill
beans? No thanks, Besides, why
get so excited about money? First
you say IL has ruined me, which Is
a lot Of dramatic gun. And now
you put on Pagliacci face because
you've angled a good price that
disdsin-make up your mind"
"All right. Mallory. You're tired.
You said so. I'll let you be tired.
But wouldn't you like TO rest in a
land where o'clock means 1902
Mallory, I hear you can buy bou-
quet Of gardeniss as big as cab
bage from a little shoeshine boy
for a quarter. hear there's place
where you float in canoe with a
couple Of singing guitar players 10
lul YOU. | hear there's a town
called Taxcom. an artists town
where all the roofs have red tile.
Imagine watching place like that
turning ruby-red in the sunset"
The girl kicked him. 20. X. Le-
gree. you can wake up now. You've
dreamed me into IL. I'll go"
Tods eyelids bounced upward.
That's the spirit. Mallory. I love
you. That, the good girl. That's"
His words gurgled into nothing.
Hey. what's the meaning Of that
loco-horse craziness rolling around
N your eyes" What in the dickens
are you sp to-"
Ito BE COutinuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06
Yankee SenOtita

sweetly this time. Now that view
insulted each other and proved tina
we're still friends, what do yor
want ,"
Il want TO drink two old-fash
ioneds while you grit your teeth be
cause you don't dare drink one
And then l want 10 know who i,
going to get Shortnin' Breac
Prism's wonderful fried CHECKER
and then I want to tell you abou
your next tour"
you can Ak your own old fash
I-ioneds. The chicken is for David
And l don t want to 90 on tour.
She rippled into beautiful caden
"a while holding one note on Tho
piano.
When Tod Patrick came bach
with his cocktail Mallory was sing
ing. The man sat down at her feet
and leaned against leg OF the pi-
ano He was very quiet; in fact, he
cid not even take a sip from his
glass until she had completed her
song.
Lord. you're superb. Mallory
Really you arc. You thrill me as
much right here as YOU do on
stage" That imagined picture
changed his rapt expression TO one
composed OF pleading and censure
why don't you want to go on
tour ,"
I'm too tired I've crowded three
bond-selling tours into my regular
winter schedule and I'm exhausted.
My energy is depleted. I'm in very
poor voice"
Poor voice. Hai I am laugh
ing" he said from a poker face.
You don't know what poor voice
is. Not yet, anyway, thank good
ness. You sing because you like to
sing. It's in there and it has TO
come out or you'd burst" He
drained three-quarters OF his drink
in one gulp. Dark eyebrows practi-
cally merged in a frown. "Of all
your pseudo ten perame entail
squaWks this i, the worst" He
snorted. You're just wscky over
that David Dargen guy. That's
what ails you. Prism" he yelled
suddenly. When he heard her in the
doorway he swiveled his head on
the leg Of the piano and ordered:
Bring me that other old-fash-
Toned. left IL on the drainboard
And you can start frying the chick
en- any time NJ IS Baker has invit-
ed me to lunch.'
The Negress grinned. but con-
suited her mistress with rolling
inquiring eyes. The girl gave a the
strical shrug.
Three places, Prism"
Wen have such chummy fun"
predicted Tod dryly I'D hoped
when ! didn't see that silly looking
ring on your finger nat you'd
ditcheL that monkey
Il don't wear rings when I'm
practicing
Look. sweet, The way YOU stab
that piano you could wear mittens
with bells on them and no one
would know the difference You Just
con { care enough abou' the fellow
OF the lsrned ring to wear II. And
J don't blame you. It's an awful
piece OF trash"
Mallorys belligcrence was evil
dent in sparks from her violet blue
eyes, also a huge breath. held
while she glazed
Tod laughed Nov don't take
breath rs II you were getting ready
for some particularly difncult part
OF sony"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06
CHAPTER ONE

MALLORY BAKER S long blond
hair was dressed perfectly, but hei
body was not. She wore mems pa
jamas, dismally rumpled ones OF
flannel, and a pair of Indian moe
casins with fur around the ankles.
The pajamas were green and yell
low striped. The scuffed moccasins
we're red. Briefly. with the eXcep-
ion OF her perfectly tinted face,
'aIlory looked awful.
She sat before a concert grand
piano poking at the keyboard. Her
fingers were clumsy. an unprofes-
sional guide 10 her voice. But her
voice was not unprofessional. Quite
the expensive opposite. Ballory's
voice was so professional that she
could demand IS 900 for a concert.
And get it. At the same time, she
might forfeit that much because
she was so unpredlctable and diff
cult that her contracts included
such clause.
Anyone watching her ould have
sworn she hadn't even heard the
doorbell. But she had. She stopped
singing and at the same time
called out. I'm answer it, Prism"
The fat colored woman who had
poked her head into the room said,
"Yes'm. when you gets good and
ready"
Never mind that. Go back to the
kitchen"
Prisms observation was right.
Not that the girl dwadled over
what she was doing. She just had
so much to do. Two vigorous kicks
sent the red moccasins back OF a
screen. High-heeled Cinderella
mules Of imitation glass, lined with
black lace, replaced the moccasins
The flannel pajamas were camou-
tagged with swirling skirted
housecoat OF black and white
striped satin. From the piano top
she snatched one Of her concert
handkerchiefs, a. square OF YER
million chiffon. She was grading it
in her hands when she answered
the door
The man standing there said,
I'D love to see you do that with a
lily sometime"
The girl opened her hands and
let the vermilion handkerchief fall.
"Oh, poison" she recited, without
expression, and headed back toward
the piano. Never mind putting the
chicken on. Prism" she shouted
ITS only Mr. Patrick"
~Only Mr.. Patrick" mimicked
the unwelcomed guest He put the
vermlion chiffon handkerchief on
the piano, also the kicked-on Gin
derella mules he had picked up as
he trailed Mallory. I've seen the
day when you we're plenty glad TO
see Mr.. Patrick"
Mallory pretended absolute alb
Sorotion n the keyboard. You
Ues1 Nlen you and that cheating
booking agent had dingy Office
over by the Oh cietatcu2
Sure. sure. That's when When
you used 10 come sprinting up 70
that Glngy Office. hoping Id haze
Saturday night Job for you" Tod
Patrick leaned or his elbows and
stared down at the girl. relishing
her discontinue.
II oic not last long. She looked
up AMI smiled. And today We are
two success stories. I'm not an en-
tertsiner. I'm prima donna.
You're not an agent You're a man
Ager" She smiled again, more
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06

Is Col. Frank Capra ailing:.
DO you know that Ella Raines. cur
rently the most soughtafter younl
actress in Hollywood, tried desper
ately a year ago to get a job M
/ Oklahoma but was turned
down DO you know that Frank
. Carries debut al the Penn sylvania
is so successful his agents have
awarded him contract guarantee
ing minimum earnings OF 100000
this year,. Aren't the Capitol
/ matchmakers keeping a sharp eye
/ on Rep. Winnie Stanley of New
York and Congressman Leslie
! Arends OF illinois,. Isn't the
4 FBl ready 10 crack down on the
late Charles Bcdeaux' stillunnam.
ed collaborators in that treason
charge heing readied by the gov
eminent?
Is the Leo Durocher-Nanette Fa-
bray flame high AGAIN.. What's
the surprise recording angle
that Broadway hears the Lonersan
defense Will use at the trial..
Has crooner Dick Haynes just
been slapped with a 800 ,O00 law.
suit by George DurGom. who al.
leges breach of conract?... Have
YOU heard Frank Loesser's new
song "One Little VAC. which
will be used 10 stimulate recruit
ing?. Is Margaret CGone With
the Wind D,-Nitchell working on
a new novel;. Are Brian Ahern
and Joan Fontaine buying house
in Connecticut. Have YOU heard
the Miami Beach rumor that Babs
Beckwith is secretly married to Il
Navy ensign who has just left for
the South Pacific theater of war?
Did it occur 10 you that when
Franchot Tone, Joan Crawford
eN-husband. Guest-stsrred on Ger
tie Lawrence's radio program ne
was directed by Joans ex-boy
friend Charlie Martini. Have
you heard that Address Tn
known" the Sam Wood picture.
is another click for Paul Lukas!
Archibald is a millionaire indus
trialist with one Weakness
guessed il. He is always in love
with some pretty girl usually a
show-belle - and each romance
lasts approximately a year Archi-
bald is so earnest and 50 generous
that each love OF his life usually
gives up her career to stay around
and make him happy. which is fine
until he falls out OF love. then it's
bad. Annually. Archibald faces
the problem tan expensive one) of
keeping out OF the papers and out
OF the courts.
His most recent dilemma con
cerned lovely named Geneyieve.
When he prepared TO give her-the
gentle but firm heaye-ho. she pro.
claimed she was so madly in love
with him she couldn't live without
him-and didn't intend to-
So Archibald tried a new techui-
que He retained a handsome but
unemployed young actor named
sidney and provided him with Law
iSh funds with which 10 entertain
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06
Half-Forgotten DAYS
Twenty Years Ago

Mrs Mary year fortune teller had gained
wide reputation predictions dead in
her bed at her home 4i2 Chdister ST.
At the annual meeting Of the Ypslan
Frank Wilson reported successful year
$4,000 in sales the last
tors elected for the coming year George
Seaver C. D. Campbell T. Foster Gill Twist
Mort Crttenden, w. - Hatch and John Graves
Morris r. Roberts secretary Cattle
Club is inviting local cooperation a
held Lansing May
lpsilanu churches special services Tor The
period OF Lent March Il TO April 90.
Death Mrs. Harry Rash, 80 her home near Dtnb5ro
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06
Fifty Years Ago

p W Carpenter Of this city has bccn c1o eminent
mander OF Ann Arbor Commandery. Kshts Tempsr " NJ
Goodwin. preate, and w a Moore standard bearer.
Dr. r. G. Boone his trip England and
virginia Normal schools universities and
sttute gave an interesting talk chapel experiences
Miss Myrells Wortley has Cadillac schools
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06

CAMP WHITE. Ore.-A dybs-
mite blast killed seven soldiers H.
training here camp officials dis
closed today. They stated only
that the explosion occurred in the
course OF training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06

ever yelping its head of about the
work you give II; the brain is for
ever mislaying its tools, but the
heart is Old Man River.
Whenever II drops its uncom-
planning role and begins TO knock
on the door Of consciousness and
demand notice, the effect is so
startling thatwe rush Immediately
10 the conclusion that something
very dire must be at hand.
Heart Skips Beats
Gould you give me some infor-
nation about a heart ailment |
have Of late. ltseems to skip beats.
II beats some beats and then some
beats are stronger than others. l
am SO years DID, writes a corre-
sPondent.
Yes, can give YOU some infor-
nation about that Your whole
letter is diagnosis. You are 80
years old and you have become
conscious Of your heart beating. 1t
seems to be irregular. 1t is. You
have extrasystoles - the palplta-
tion of middle age. Half Of the
human race between the ages of
40 and 60 experience it. And there
is nothing sinister TO il, frighten-
ing though it is at first. In fact it
is a sort of guarantee of long life.
II means your heart is still irri-
table and lively.
Doctors did not always know
about the harmessness Of this
form Of palpitation. 1t was DR..
James Mackenzie, the general
practitioner from the North of
England. who came down TO Lon
don about 1910 and taught the
specialists about this and many
other things.
The specialists used to take a
very grave view Of this disorder.
Mackenzie tells a dramatic story
Of an old man who consulted him.
When he was much younger, at the
beginning Of a promising career,
he began to notice his heart skip
ping. He consulted a heart spe-
cialist. He was just ready TO ex-
pand into a new business enter
prise which would sweep him on
TO great success, but involved a
good deal Of travelling and resi-
dence for nine years in Australia.
Specialists Advice
The specialist advised against
going on with it. He gave him
only few years Of life. He or
dered a quiet life in the country.
The man renowned mis- ambitions,
settled quietly in the country to
await death. he was still await
ing It tWenty-hYe Years later, was
still in vigorous health and still
had his extrasystoles.
Mlsinformation about them can,
you see, have serious consequences.
In this case it ruined a mans life.
James Mackenzie, as l said,
proved that they were harmless
by his records-recordS Of the lives
Of his patients, whom ne had OBJ
served with these skipping hearts
over a period Of twenty or thirty
years II showed the advantage
of p-acticing medicine in small
community where you know every
one and can follow their fortunes.
Premature beats is probably
better name for the condition than
either skipped beats or extrasys-
toles. The extra beat comes in
ahead Of time-premsturely. And
then. because the heart has tenn
porarily used up its energy by the
extra beat, there is a long pause
and then the heart gives a ire
mendous beat and that is what my
correspondent feels.
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