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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

GRINDER hands for breach sharp.
eners. Norton vet grinders. r a
surface grinders. Spine graders
also machine hands tor lathe. radisl
drin. bench. boring mills, milling
machines shapers planers also one
Tane operator and general help tn
neat treaf department AHrB ~
employment off Colonial BrcHch Co
col Hoover Rd.. be- Eeen = and y
Mile roads
IRON WORKERS on l-beam and cnn
veyof work. sheet metal workers
F1r intervie~. Packard Motor Car
Co. 1850 Fast Grand BIZ d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

released from military ssrvies and
interested IN steady employment;
mus, havA high school education ana
err Good salary and car allow
ance. Commonwealth Loan o.,
i4Oa Grstiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
WE WILL
COLORED MAN

% SPOT welding repair and set up
men. Ferro Stamping and Mtg.
Company. 1880 East Woodbridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3l6z l. JEFFERSON III 2iTs-1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

DETROIT DIESEL ENGINE DIV
WANTS SKILLED MAINfENAACE
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Spot Removing
Hints For Any
Heavy Material

Spots and stains on thick mate
rails like mattresses. upholstery.
pillows. heavy rugs and also on
wall paper are often more success
fully removed by drawing out than
sponging out. advises Margaret
Furry. textile chemist OF the US.
Department Of Agriculture.
II possible start removing the
spot promptly while it is still
fresh and moist and use some dry
absorbing material. Common
household materials like corn
starch. white cornmeal taloum
powder or salt can all be used 10
absorb a moist stain. Magnesia
powder and Fuller's earth. which
can be purchased al drug stores.
are also good materials 10 have on
hand for this purpose. Shake the
absorbing powder gently on the
wet spot. then brush of with a
soft brush Repeat until the sur
face moisture has been absorbed
Finally cover the spot with the
powder and leave for several
hours before brushing of. Pieces
OF clean white blotting paper may
also be used TO draw out spots.
II the spot has dried make a
paste OF cold water and one OF
these absorbents and spread over
the spot When dry brush of and
repeat until the stain disappears.
II the spot contains grease. make
the paste OF the. absorbent and
some grease solvent like carbon
tetrachloride instead OF water.
Grease spots on wall paper can
often be removed by this latter
method.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Condnt Gardens
and About

The second wedding Of The week
and a super one al that Sara Ann
Dean and Rufus Wilkes spoke we'd
ding VOWS AT Vernon Chapel on
Norwood street Sunday a. 80 in
the evening oy candlcligh, The
bride was tradtionally beautiful in
gown that is indescribable Mrs
Acle Mae Thomas was the organist
and the Rev James A. A.kenS per-
formed the ceremony.
Heard that Cleo Berry over in So
journer Truth has been 10 Chicago.
II seems that the Les Occurs decided
10 60 10 Chicago. and they did Cleo
states tina; she actually "balled." She
brought back a house guest with
her.
The tea given bv the la,mcn Of
Vernon Chapel al the home Of J. /
Kemp last Sunday was success II
seems that everything this group
undertakes IS a success
II seems that the younger set in
Conant Gardens is creating quite a
bit Of news 81 late libby Green
IS married. The two Hanson girls
are growing up with makeup Leons
White rs = career girl on an after
noon shift, too. Doris Smith and
Benny Ice seem 10 really be in love
for their course is far from beng
smooth Bob Pearson is really nuts
about Dolores Turner. Alex jenkins
IS that way about Bernice billiard
Harry Morris. Marmion Pollard
Charles Haskins. Billy. Kemp. Tom
Stevens, Edward Jones. Bennie Lee
are the present glamour boys OF
the Gardens but they are either
TOO young
Glad to hear that Jusnta Green
- Up She Is recuperaunE fIom .
recent operation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Former New Yorker
In Motor Civ Now

Mrs Nancy Darnell Hall RN,
wife 81 Or. James Madison Hall,
prominent Chicago physician, is Wis
ting relatives and friends here. She
has studied al the Illinois Institute
~ Technology. Lincoln School for
Nurses. and Bellevue School for
Nurses She is a registered nurse
in the states Of Michigan. New York
Indiana and Illinois. and prior 10
her marriage. was member Of the
supervisory staff al Harlem hospital
in New York
Dr.. and Mrs. Hall are members
OF ST. Marks Me. church
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

vii. and son celebrate. The
occasion wa. his sons second birth
dav. On his return 70 Aberdeen
Proving Grounds he will enter
commissioned officers training
school You will OF course
recognize the former Marjorie
Greenidge in Mrs Charles Powell.
FRENCH HUNTER has been
stationed al Fort Benjamin Harrison
IN Indiana he has been in
Georgia is in Finance school
!or q period Of eight weeks. =.
Says he likes il just fne
Folk from number OF nearby
states spend their vacations at
MaeKinsN C!'y particularly
OHIO INDIANA ILL
NOlS and MICHIGAN. Some
OF the end-of-season visitors in
Guided DR. AND MRS. II w
HUNTER OF Cleveland who
came here en- route TO their home
and were the house guests OF DR.
AND MRS D J. GRAHAM
PROF AND MRS. T II. JONES :.
OF Wilberforce DR.. AND MRS
J. T. ALsPlRCR OF 81. Louis
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE COLLIER
OF Detroit MIR. AND MRS r.
II BARKSDALE. also OF Detroit
JIM TRIMBLE DR.. E. B.
SPENCER OF Cleveland WAL
LACE cox OF Detroit.
\ X
Card from DR. NICHOLAS
VAMESESU and his wife :.
NINE. PA ICY 80. from New
York City. They arc there in
the interest Of her coming winter
series Of ree'tslS
MRS CHARLES c. DIGGS
son LIEUT.. CHARLES c
y y
THE LEVI McDOWELLS
are just home from Fox Lake
On the way hore they stopped a,
CaSsopohs for visit with ATTY
AND MRS JAMES DORSEY Of
Milwaukee who have a cottage
MARJORIE STEPHENS and
EFFIE BRYANT were host
esseS al dinner party gwen
recently al the Paradise LourEc for
Misses BEATRICE MYRlCK ard
MILDRED DUNKLIN and
PRINCE McKlSSlCK. all OF CHI
csgo 4. and MISS FANNIE
SMALL OF Detroit After The
dinner party the entire group
vert for cocktails 10 the home Of
Mr. PETTlFORD STINSON
OF Marsion avenue
THE .CHOlCETTES Will spou-
sor Military ball on Sunday,
October I Al Labor Temple.
Music by LEROY Smith and his or
chestrs. MEMBERS ARE:
VERA BROWN Eta HURLEY
DOLORES THOMAS Flea
NOR FRAZIER MAXINE IVEY
MILDRED FRIERSON CLEO
DORIS GIBSON
X X X
THE LINEOUS DfCKERSONS
arc anxiously awaiting the arrival
~ their son. LEROY. a petty officer
IN the u SN .. He has just re-
turned to tho States from active
duty in the South Pacific.
X X X
ARETAS BLANEY OF 81 Paul |
MINI o.. is IN our city She
has Just completed work or her
masters degree . and may de-
eide to stick around and become
one OF our school marmS
\ n
Heard that NORMA COkER !
became bride last Fri !
iay Haven't learned who the Z
lucky man IS as yet
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Negro AG Worker For
Two Decades Retires

Richard T Epps. colored sub
professional worker IN the L S
Department OF Agriculture Blu
reau Of ANIMAL Industry. retired
on August 81 after completing So
years N ne department.
Mr.. EppS. who had served under
three bureau chiefs, and nRne sec
retarieS OF agriculture. entered the
department IN 1906. His work was
that OF carefully bcttling and seal
inE Veterinary biological products.
These produces. including vital tu-
berculin, are used IN the control
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
GADDINGS
BY Gladys
ScADS SEE HORSE SHOW

The weather ideal for il turned delightfully."-
warm after series OF very cool days. Tops for
the parade OF smart spectator sports attire always
integral part of such dongs.
For example. there were those who simply
about how elegant CAPT AND MRS. ALI. E. THOMAS
JR She wore gabardne suit which very nearly
fs home on leave and will remain for couple of weeks.
LEILA GUlDRY WATSON here from Chicago
staying with her relatives THE JOHN PORTS and
BEN WEBSTERS she has Olivia with her
(now two and half years old. They will leave this
week Tor the southland Texas and New Orleans.
TONI WEBSTER will make the trip with three
year-old "Toi.' They will stay couple of months
MARNA LOUIS was there with Baby "JACQUE-
LINE and looking very, gamorous in red.
She returned to Chicago Immediately after the show
KATHERINE WELLS and JEROLEAN SNEED in
chic suits OF red and beige, respectively.
THE j. r. BRANAMS Nalma in ensemble OF gray
with them their daughter GWENDOLYN
and his niece, ERMA JEAN SEEGAR. OF Boston
MIR, AND MRS. SAMUEL H. THOMAS. She pre-
sented of the trophies in the Of their small
DR. AND MRS ALE THOMAS SIR
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

and eradication of livestock dis
eases
On the day OF his retirement.
the 70-year-old laboratory worker
was presented a letter from Sec
rotary Wickard by Claude A Bar
nett, special assistant 10 the secre-
tary
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
THE BROWN MODEL CLUB

Met At the home OF CaSsye Ran
kins Plans for party 10 be given
al the Civee Center were discussed.
Bridge engaged the social part OF
the evening. following delicious
repast served by the hostess. GIeSts
Of the club were Mary Sharpe and
Ora Johnson. The next meeting
will be held al the home Of Rose
Densley. S04 TrowbridEe l.. Good
man, reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
THE VS. SOCIAL CLUB

Held its first meeting the summer
vacation at the home OF Mrs. Louise
Flowers. Plans for a party TO be
given on September 30 were com.
pleted The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Bessie
Allen. 4246 John r. No. I.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
Third Dean Sister Wears Veil In Sunday Nuptia Rites

served BY the hostess and Mrs 3
Bryant II Atlanta. Ga. was guest -.
the evening The mex, meeting will
be held At the home OF Mrs. NJ.
Brown. 1858 Chestnut
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

OF Mr. Wilkes on Thursday pre-
ceding the wedding and the re-
hearssl dinner was held at the
home OF Mrs Robert Mosely OF
Trumoull Friday. II was a buffet
supper.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16

DIR. AND MRS. PAUL ALEX
ANDER ATTY. AND MRS
EDWARD SIMMONS Mr.. AND
MRS ROBERT LEWIS LEONE
LUCKEY MRS. JOHN ROX-
BOROUGH EULALIA GAINES
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIS IVY
SARAH CASEY \ ATTY. AND
MRS. LLOYD LOOMS and their
daughters LOUISE AND BAR
BARA DR. AND MRS. c. F
WHITLEY DR. AND MRS IRA
WHITLEY PATRICIA AND
CHARLlTA WHITLEY NORMA
AND JANICE WHITLEY PEGGY
ANN BURRlS JULIAN WITH
ERSPOON JR DR. AND MRS
HALEY BELL SNOWDEN WILL
LIAMS MRS. MARGUERITE
McDAVID Mr. AND MRS.
WILLIS IVY ELLEN IVY
JACK MORRIS MARGIE Nc
CLANE DR. AND MRS RUPERT
MARKOE SUE MILLS PAUL
DAVIS JOHNETTA SHARKS
Little .lZETTA RAY the
six-year-old daughter OF Mr. AND
MRS. REUBEN RAY VINO has
pcen TlulnR since Sne Nak one ear
old rode her own pony
SPRAY OF THE SEA.
\ y \
PRIVATE BUT
NOT CONFIDENTIAL
Had a nice letter from -. CPL.
HUTCHINS COLEMAN who
is out at FORT HUACHUcA.
Says there are quite a few Detroit
ers out there and that they
all enjoy reading after us.
You will remember that he played
the organ 50 beautifully for us al
the "JaoberWock" several times
He says he is chapel orEsnist
and enclosed a program - in
which he had participated recently
He mentioned that 1T
FRANK RAlFORD Is there
ALSO STAFF SGT RICHARD
CARTER CAPT JOHN CAR
NEY and PVT WESLEY
BROWN He also mentioned
friend 81 ours from Philadelphia
JOHNNY TRENT and that
Its CHARLES COLE AND WEN
DELL COX arc no longer there.
X = X
PVT CHARLES POWELL ar
rived here just IN time 10 help his
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-16
WILL GO UNION CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs Hopkins
Business meeting was followed by
social hour A delicious repaSt was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Beats Yankine Teeth

'T think know what the
public wants." he told me, "be-
cause l have been dealing with
people who buy tickets at the
box office since 1914. when
gave up my practice as a den
fist and went into the show
business. Yanking teeth didn't
bring In enough money 10 sup
port my growing family"
Right now Golden is parlay-
ing a lot of the money he made
through "Hitler's Children" on
another R-K-O film titled THE
Master Race"
This will picture the Nazis as
planning a third world war be-
fore the present conflict is even
finished.
II firmly believe they are do
ing IL, and that they will get
away with IL ~ we don't watch
them" he said.
II it's any consolation 10 YOU.
Golden had TINS to say further
about his propensity for losing
money.
ut doesn't make a hit ~ diff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Keeps His Cast Happy

He also believes in keeping
the cast and crew on his pic
lures happy, as demonstrated
recently. The company went on
location to get exterior shots for
The Master Race" but the sun
refused to shine until late aft
ernoon. No scenes were photo
graphed because they required
natural light. But, rather than
sit around and complain, Golden
turned the occasion into an out
ing. He ordered a generous lay
out of refreshments and organ
lied a softball game, and was
umpire.
Golden'S son, Robert. Is the
actual producer of his pictures,
and he films without question
the subjects his father selects. O
do you think you will ever
choose = subject for filming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Return Engagement

\ Kiss and Tell. is nearing
Ihe end of its return engage
-ment al the Lafayette, which
makes il all the more Urgent
that you see il before II leaves.
This is practically the same
company which played here pre-
viouSly in the season at the CaSs
with Violet Heming and Walter
Gilbert. two superb performers
In the leading adult roles, while
June Dayton and Gene Fuller
have the principal minor roles.
Ladies Night" which is en-
toying quite a run at the CaSs,
continues for another week with
s keets Gallagher and Benny
Baker as the co-starring gentle
men who get [ h m S Ives
trapped like a trap in a trap"
In a ladies Turkish Bath.
Sheila Bromley, Peggy Drake
and Gloria Humphreys are three
OF the more attractive reasons
for seeing this renovated Avery
Hopwood farce before il leaves
town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

civilian ways 10 contribute TO
the war effort. Despite his
slight build, he's an athlete. is
a good tennis player, golfer and
swimmer. and better than
good dancer.
An avid swing fan. he likes
to hang out at the Palladium,
where the hottest bands are 10
be found. He can jitterbug with
the best. and also does a mean
SHnba and rhumba. His idol
is Jimmy Cagney, and he'll go
10 the mat with any one who
says Cagney isn't the worlds
-hHeSt actor,
When he entertains AT the
canteen, he usually includes a
Cagney imitation in his roper
toire. Once in a while. without
realizing il, he drops into his
Cagney voice in everyday
speech. but he'll outgrow that,
because he's a definite person.
atty in his own right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Returns TO School

However, show business never
was allowed TO interfere with
his education. He was sent to
school at st. Joseph's Cathedral
in Fall River. Mass, where he
was born. When vaudeville hit
the skids. Glenn's dad was able
10 fall back on another pro-
fcSSion. He had been far
sighted enough TO learn ac-
counting and moved to New
York 10 practice it.
Glenn was sent TO Cathedral
High School. Still stage-struck.
he worked in little theater and
stock productions whenever pos
sible.
But he had promised his par
ents he would finish high school
before taking up the theater
professionally. He kept his
word.
The minute he graduated he
made a dive for Broadway,
pausing Just long enough to
turn down an offer Of a good
job in a bank. Hearing George
Abbott was casting Best Foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

in technicoIor with a cast
featuring Walter Brennan.
Charlotte Gree wood and
June Haver, all Of whom do
excellent jobs. The romantic
leads are left TO two new
corners, Lon McCallister and
Jeanne Grain, who are two
real finds"
Even if you don't know any
thing about sulky races. the
human side OF this very down
to-earth story will give you a
thrill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Two Stars Given
Lengthy Applause
HOLLYWOOD. JulV ].

HOLLYWOOD, July !,
Some OF our producers should
have gotten squint at the line
Of fans-four deep and all
around the block-when Jea-
nette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy did their broadcast to-
gether the other night.
The applause at the end Of
this snow usually lasts for 10
seconds. This time. they had
TO cut II off at - seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Vernon Makes
Hit in Role
HOLLYWOOD. July I.

CLEN VERNON. 20, won an
~ R-K-O contrac L on the
strength OF his success as a
light comedian in two Broad
way hits, BEST Foot Forward
and Junior Miss" Since his
ability TO sing. dance and get
laughs was what brought him
TO the studios attention, 1t was
natural to suppose R-K-O hoped
10 build him as another Mickey
Rooney or Donald O'Connor.
Instead. Glenn m de his
screen debut in a highly dra-
matte role. He played Mltya,
the young Russian guerrilla who
dies & calamity in Days of
Glory" and gave such a moving
performance he was promptly
handed the chief male role in
youth Runs Wild" R-K-O's
juvenile delinquency film. 1t
wasn't an easy assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Meet the People

The Michigan goes in for a
sta e-and-screen combination
with Perry Como. "Sinatra's
only rival" on the stage with
Jerry Wald's band. Perry you
may recall. was the singer
with Ted Weems band for sew
eral years. but is now on his
own and doing but good.
The picture deal is Meet
The People" an amusing mu-
sical built from the Hollywood
revue and starring Lucille Ball.
Vaughn Monroe. the handsome
orchestra leader who JUST fin
Sshed appearing here in person
II Eastwood. gets his first big
film chance in this one and does
q splendid job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Played Role ShrewdIy

AS the lad who is led into
law-breaking, he, had TO be i'm
preSsionable without being
weak. Glenn achieved exactly
the right combination OF gen.
tleneSS and fortitude.
Offhand. il seems surprising
that young Vernon. with only
musical and a comedy back
ground. should he able 10 step
straight into strong dramatic
roles.
Truth is, the kid started pre-
pairing for an acting career II
years ago. His dad, Elmer Yer
non, was a vaudevillian and in
corporated his son into an art
when the youngster was g.
From that time on Glenn was
determined to become an actor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Dorm Dutch Home
Houses Oestapo

II the war doesn't ravage Rot
terdam again, Philip Dorm Will
owe at least one favor TO the
NaziS. He's just heard that his
house. damaged in the German
bombing blitZ, was repaired-to
become A gcstapo headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Waldo Gets Good Start

HOLLYWOOD. July !
Refusing TO capitalize on her
dads fame, Waldo Winchell will
be called Tony Eden on the
screen. She's very pretty girl
and Twentieth Century-t'oX has
real plans for her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
An AII-Girl Orchestra

The Downtown's in person"
Offering is the lovely Ada Leon
ard and her ail-girl orchestra.
Miss Leonard has one OF the
best feminine swing organiza-
tons on the stage today and
her featured cuties include
June Lorraine, Sunny Rice.
Hilda Dez Thompson, Rita
Kelly and Frances Shirley.
The picture is somewhat on
the horror side. being a cellu-
loid adaptation OF the thriller.
"Donovan's Brain" Now IL IL
called The Lady and tho
Monster" and has Richard Ar
len, Eric Won Stroheirn and
Vera Hruba Ralston TO give out
with the chillB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

ference TO me whether I have
anything or not. because the re-
spOnsibilities that 20 with
wealth are as big a pain In the
neck az the inconvenience of
being broke"
But when Golden has money
he believes in spreading it
around. AS an example, he says
he paid Gregor Ziemar. author
of the basic story for "Hitler'S
Children only $1,000 in bor-
rowed money for the screen
rights. But when the picture
earned such tremendous crosses,
he voluntarily sent Ziemar an
additional $4,000 on general
principles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Other War Films

See Here Private Hargrove,"
the highly amusing movie
memoirs OF a rookie, remains
for still another week at the
United Artists. II has Robert
Walker for the hapless Har-
grove, keenan, Wynn for his
sharp buddy and Donna Reed
as the pin-up girl In Hargroves
barracks.
The Story OF DR.. Wassell,"
Cecil 3. DeMille's technicolor
version of how the navy surgeon
accomplished his famous feat,
has moved over the the Broad
way Capitol.
The Eve OF st. Marx" the
Aim version OF Maxwell Ander-
sons beautiful play, is now at
the Adams,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Expects TO 60 Bust

81 claim the distinction Of
having gone broke faster and
more often than any living
man." the plumpish, good ma
tured Golden told the writer as
he chuckled heartily. I'm look
ing forward TO going broke
again, because I'm not so crazy
about some OF the new friends
I've found"
Studio heads at R-K-O tell
you. howeve that Golden
doesn't have a chance of losing
his role this time. They say
he al last has found his true
gift: knowing what TO put on
the screen at the opportune
time. He has been in Holly
wood only three years. His
other fortunes were lost in the
field of exhibiting pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Forward" he barged in on the
producer and walked out with
a stellar part.
After nine months in the mu-
steal hit he left 10 accept the
juvenile lead in Junior Miss"
When the show hit Los Angeles
he was picked up by a talent
scout and signed at R-K-O.
Turned down by the navy and
marines because of a partially
punctured eardrum, he was de-
lighted when he passed the
army's preliminary physical.
Right after completing Youth
Runs Wild" he reported at Fort
Macarthur for induction. But,
after two months, most of it
spent in the camp hospital
under observation. he was
handed an honorable discharge.
That eardrum again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
At THE STUDIOS
Ry Mei(Rap
Goes Broke 4 Times,
Builds New Fortune
HOLLYWOOD, July /.

HOLLYWOOD, July !.
IF YOU are bothered by finan-
i cial matters. relax for a mo-
ment and read the views = OF
Edward A. Golden, Hollywood
xecutive who has ripped
through four fortunes, but con-
tInues TO come up on top.
Golden has just amaSscd his
fifth pile. which he made when
he came TO Hollywood. while
technically greenhorn. and
produced "Hltler'S Children" AT
R-K-O studios. He didn't have
a dime when he started. hut the
film crossed around SAooe. eee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

that will turn out 10 be a dud ."
/ asked.
Eyes, I expect TO. sooner or
later" he replied. Even the
mighty Casey struck out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
STAGE and SCREEN
& Charlie, Gentry
Stage and Screen Fans Thrill
TO Local Theater Offerings

DUY bond and you're bound get double your
ID moneys worth of the following attractions stage
and screen fans.
The Fox offers touching and terrific picture in Home in
Indiana which boasts stars but has particular appeal
you'll find irresistible
This the film version of George Agnew Chamberains
story THE Phantom Fly which been produced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Caeney His Idol

Since then he's been a blood
bank contributor, entertained at
Hollywood Canteen, and tried in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

ROT SUNDAY TINES PICTORIAL REVIEW IHIW 2, 1914