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Pictures and
Mirrors

20 Originally 6.s5 Plate Glass
Framed Mirrors-Baguette trim
upright and oblong styles, 20x2S
inches overall -4.95
10 Originally 1000 Plate Glass
Framed Mirrors-Burnished gold
frames-oblong-30x32 inches over
HI --.----- ---------------. S.S5
Is Originally sos Plate Glass Gilt
Framed Mirrors-upright and OBJ
long styles-2ox2s inches overall.
3.s5
Originally 1895 Audubon Bird
Prints-A tique gold frame
28x36 inches overall ----l 1900
4 Originally 14.95 Antique Gold
Frame Bird Prints-25x32 inches
overall - S,95
Originally 34.95 Framed Water
colors-27x32 inches overall -25.oe
: Originally 14.95 Gold Framed
Pictures-assorted subjects s.S5
30 Originally 6.s5 Hand painted
Florals and Scenes-gilt-framed,
3S5
20 Originally 1875 Small Hunting
Scenes and Landscapes-maple or
mahogany frames -----1 Lee
Originally 14.95 Framed Modern
Pictures-assorted subjects $50
20 Originally 5.S5 Framed Modern
Pictures-horals and landscapes.
3.9s
IAN pictures as is)
pictures and Mirrors. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
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Just 3 Originally
$3.50 95.Pc.
Translucent
China Set
Service for IL
Choice of 2PatternS
1898

il Originally 80 Salad Bowls
solid mahogany 10" size - $50
Is Originally zoe Solid Mahogany
Trays $50
50 Originally 100 Set Peach shaped
Crystal PIates-set OF 8--. Soc
Originally $50 Hand painted
Wood Trays las Isl $50
Is Originally 100 Solid Mahogany
Cheese Trays -------------3. 500
40 Originally 80 Solid Mahogany
Nut Bowls-with hammer 500
80 Originally 200 to 7.5o Assorted
Figurines (some as Isl - LOO TO 4.00
20 Originally 500 3-pe. Cigarette
Sets-white china with green or
blue pastel trim 500
So Originally 3.s9 Sets Fiestaware
Salad Plates and BowHSet Of 6
salad plates with / large bowl
selected seconds 2.75
5 Originally $50 Wooden Relish and
Cheese Sets AIS
4 Originally $50 Olive Jars-with
wooden top 1.50
s Originally $50 China Ink Wells
tholds bottle of Script (as Isl, zoe
8 Originally 200 China Jam Jars
(China and Glassware Seventh Floor
The Hecht Coz
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and Remnants
Originally 161.10 sx2l-ft. Blue
Broadloom Rug GmperfecD 1850
l originally 15s.4s sxIs.s-ft. Beige
Broadloom Rug las Isl $3.50
Originally 1928 sxl3.6-h. Green
Wilton Rug timperfecD - $3.50
l Originally 1875 9x13.6-ft. Rose
Administer Rug Imperfect 64.50
1 Originally 1850 sxl3-ft. Beige
Broadloom Rug tas Isl ~ 1895
l Originally 184.S0 12x18-ft. Beige
Broadloom Rug timperfect 1880
/ Originally 1890 I2xI6.6-ft. Beige
Broadloom Rug QmperfecD 1880
l Originally $4,000 12xl5-ft. Beige
"iVnuhoSs1H mug NluikNllCSe) lAo'Sv
/ Originally 12o.oo-ft. 12xl2 Rose
Broadloom Rug GmperfecD 94.50
l Originally 12O.00 12x12-ft. Beige
Broadloom Rug las Isl - $3.50
1 Originally 109.S0 12x10.6-ft. Beige
BroadlOom Rug (imperfecD - 1850
2 Originally $3.50 I2x9-ft. Briar
Broadloom Rugs imperfect 69.s5
/ Originally I11s2 6.10x13.l0-ft.
Beige Broadloom Remnant las Isl,
1895
Originally 1890 6.3xl3.S-ft.
Green Broadloom Remnant Gas Isl,
1895
l Originally $500 6.1x11.10-ft. Rose
Broadloom Remnant (as Isl 59.95
l Originally 126.00 6xl0.6-ft. Green
Broadloom Remnant (as Isl 1895
1 Originally 87.S5 6x15.6-ft. Blue
Broadloom Remnant Gas Isl - 74.95
1 Originally $3.50 6.4x7.6-ft. Egg
shell BroadIoom Remnant las Isl,
1895
l Originally 1850 6.Sx9.9-ft. Green
Broadloom Remnant (as Isl = 59.95
1 Originally $500 6.11x9-ft. Green
Broadloom Remnant (as Isl - 69.95
1 Originally 1880 7.Sx9-ft. Green
Broadloom Remnant (as is) 89.95
tRugs, Fourth Floor. The Hecft Coz
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Records, Record
Cabinets and

800 Originally 53c Assorted Popu-
lar Records zoe
100 Originally 2.S5 Record Files.
including index. Holds 100 records.
l.95
50 Originally Soc Permanent Type
Needles-plays 1000 records 33c
Is Originally $50 Record Racks
hold so 10 or IL inch records esc
70 Originally s.ss Record Cabinets
holds albums Of records 3.ss
10 Originally 12.S5 Records Cabinets
With shelf for loose recodds-
walnut or mahogany finish s.S5
Originally 2e.S5 Two-Tier Record
Cabinets-holds 40 albums Of rec
ords. Walnut or mahogany finish.
SIS
1 Originally 27.s5 3-Tier Record
Cabinet-holds 80 albums Of rec
ords. Walnut finish. Floor sample.
1888
3 Originally 29.s5 De Luxe Record
Cabinets-2-tier with doors. WAL
nut or mahogany finish. Holds 20
albums Of records 24.S5
(Records. Street Floor. The Hecht CO..
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26 Gallons
Originally 1925
WhiteX One.COat
Enamel
2.59 sol.

Washable paint for kitchens,
bathrooms. walls and woodwork.
White or Ivory.
Is Gals. Originally 3.25 Bonded
Floor and Deck Enamel-for wood
or cement. colors. GAL 2.89
IL Gals. Originally $50 Ford Spar
Varnish-Clear, quick-drying-for
hoors and trim. Gal. LIS
"A Gals. Originally zoo Pure Red
Metallic Roof Paint-One coat
seals and preserves the surface.
Gal. 1.6S
Is Gals. Originally 3.25 Self Clean
ing House Paint-for all outside
painting. Outside White and
colors. Gal. 1.SS
paints. Seventh Floor. The Hecht Co)
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Originally l.99
Pill Box Hats
LOO

Just rs Of these pert little
"pomps"-to set above your
brow. In high-light pastel
shades-and black or brown.
Chat Bar. Street Floor. The
Hecht co..
Evening star., 1944-09-14
Fabrics

80 Yards Originally 2.49 Printed
Lingerie Satin LIS yd.
coo Yards Originally 1.49 to 1888
Printed Crepe and Shantung,
69c yd.
Remnants n on Regular Price.
7sc to 1893 per Yard Rayons.
2sc to 78c per Yard Cottons.
1893 to SOS per Yard Woods.
Fabric Center. Street Floor. The Hecht
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Choose from single or double breasted models Mostly
and blue but few grays for the early bird. Res
shorts, longs and stouts
OMens Suit Dept, roor)
Evening star., 1944-09-14
Clearance of
Bathroom Linens

Principally closeouts and soiled
goods-sosne exceptionally good
values.
12o Originally 49c Cannon Solid
Color Towels. Face size l6x28
inches 29c
12e Originally 64c Cannon Solid
Color jacquard Face Towels, size
16x2S inches
1ae Originally Ssc Callawax Solid
Color jacquard Face Towels, size
16x30 inches 39c
12o Originally 11s Galloway Solid
Color jacquard Bath Towels, size
24x26 inches 89c
40 Originally 3.59 Luxurious Shag
Rugs, size 24x36 inches. Oblong.
2.5s
12o Originally 3.9s 2-Pc. Bath Mat
Sets, floral motif. Chenille 299
80 Originally 4.99 2-Pc. Bath Mat
Sets, floral motif. Chenille 299
100 Originally 3s9 Chenille Bath
Mats, 21x32 inches. Floral design.
2.9s
Ginens. Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-09-14

Charming floral print on rose,
blue, wine or yellow background,
So wide. For draperies, slip
covers, etc.
Draperies, Sixth Floor)
Evening star., 1944-09-14

Florak and stripes in 'oblong or
square shapes. Well-filled with
fluffy cotton. Chintz, homespun
and cretonne covers.
(pillcvs. Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co
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Occasional
Furniture

~ Originally 1895 Leather Top
Cigarette Tables 7.99
I Originally 29.95 Mahogany Coffee
Tables ---1S.95
Originally 1885 Maple Magazine
Racks 4.99
81 Originally 1895 Glass-Top Ma
hogany Cigarette Tables 9.95
2 Originally 27.95 Walnut Modern
Corner Cabinets ---------17 1875
l Originally 4.99 Walnut Coffee
Table -2.99a
/ Originally 49.95 Mahogany Bar
Cabinet -------------- 1895
1 Originally 1895 Mahogany Gard
1 Originally 39.95 Walnut Drum
Tables 1885
"a Originally 1898 Leather Top
Mahogany Cigarette Tables 7.99
Originally 239.00 18th Century
Mahogany Breakfront 1895
l Originally 29.95 Solid Maple Cab
10 Originally 2.S9 Mahogany Co.'S
tuners ---------- Loo
Originally 5.95 Mahogany Cos
tuner -2.99
Originally 5.95 Mahogany and
Walnut C0stumers rs----2.99
2 Originally 3.99 Walnut Costum-
ers ---------------1.00
IL Originally 2.99 Walnut and Ma
hosany Costumers s------79 79c
l Originally 1885 Mahogany Ex-
tension Console e--a- 1895
Originally 4.99 Mahogany Radio
AaDacs ------------------ -H.SS
tocca sional Furniture. Fourth Floor
The Hecht Coz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Cruise "Wednesday
TIE CROSS POINT

TIE GROSS POINTE
YACHT CLUB viii have N,
annual cruise 20 The Old
Club "Wednesday Boats VIII
leave tho club house ~ 5 p NJ
and the Uncle Burke vii
BE- available for The ride
There viii be plenty Of ton
Saturday az The club .. d,
thcro VIII be- swimming IN 'he
pool dancing under The stars
...a bathing beauty contest
h3'bccund sandwiches with
Tho coffee on tho house q
ro'-ot guit booth a sheet
race a host wadcr contest
Adding 10 tho feSlIlltyst-tnc
club Saturday night was
2 birthday celebration "a honor
Of Narilyn Wall 49,.
Nannctto Font daughter
NJ Mr. and Nh " r Font
was thc hostess and her gre.'s
wore Mary Jane Bachelor AMI
her fancc John WcIkcr
Patricia Mckee and It Geof e
Tnrer Mary Ailecn Per-
klnS and Ii Edward PU>bcc
Miss Wall was escorted by It.
Donald Calvin and Miss
Font by l. Robert Christie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Harvest
Shows
By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit rims. Garden Editor

THIS WEEK we're going 70
devote the garden articles 70
preparations for those harvest
shows soon 10 be held in pract-
cslly every town and city in the
state Even the big City Of De-
iroit has finally fallen in line
and VIII hold Us harvest exhibit
IN Belle Isle Casino on Sept 7
and :
30 gardener wants 10 be out
on = limb with all this going on
50 here are suggestions on how
20 eXhlbit--to Your own credit
and that Of your garden
First get copy Of the
schedule for your local show -
or for several near you # you
want 10 enter more than one.
Next look u over ana note the
various sections into which a.
is divided. Maybe YOU want 20
show Just vegetables grown by
you Perhaps YOU are more m
tcreStcd IN flowers Or maybe
canning is your forte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Chambers Weddino

TIE THERMOMETER stood
~ exactly % degrees when 1t.
and Mrs James Pierce Cham
hers stepped from Christ Church
Chapcl after their wedding
e. al ! p. m Saturday.
But tho lovely bride the
former Betty Hunter was as
fresh as flower 49,.
The smart feminine guests
favored printed frockS d.
and gay flower hats -. for the
most part
And in the fashionable pro-
CeSsion we saw Mrs. John s.
NCwbcTrY Mrs. Frederick
Sloan Ford Mr. and Mrs
Howard r. Smith Mrs.
Phelps Newberry with her
mother. Mrs. Christina NJ Van
HuSan and her daughter Chris
tina Mrs Julian Bowen &.
Mrs. J Dwyer Klnnucan
Il and Mrs 4 lngerSoll Lewis
Mrs j Frazer Whitehead
and her daughter. Ann Mrs.
John Palmer Frazer and
many, many others ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberou

THE WEDDING of Patricia
Hopper =. and 1t. Richard
Hayes Mcmahon was all
navy -. Saturday morning
And dozens and dozens of
young officers 4. . came in from
miles around 10 honor heir
comrade and his beautiful
bride
The white uniforms Of the
sailors made an attractive pic
ture =. against the green lawns
"a. and blue lake that lie
before ST. PauTs Church . in
Lake Shore road
Also in The thronf -pe-satv
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Pad
dock D.. Mrs. Stewart Hudson
>. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Dean Robin
son Mrs. Jewett Dwyer and
her daughter, Diane 1t. and
Mrs. Charles Creedeh... Mrs.
Frank p. Book.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold r. Boyer
80. LAME Wright Mr. and
AifS-G Henry Btihll and
host Of others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
New Tie-on PepIum

THERE IS a new note in Ann
Shcrldans blouse which she
wore on the set OF Shine On.
Harvest Moon The blouse IL
self IS white crepe with draped.
square neckline and cap sleeves.
The new feature is a tie-on pep
lum which is in pastel green.
The green is repeated in the
ncckllnc and both the green
highlights are spattered with
SpOulnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Later Dates

Christmas parcels for mem
hers OF the army personnel
leaving home stations en- route
overseas shortly before or sub
~cJuent 20 oct l6. 1914 will he
accepted after oct. IS, up 20
and including Dec 10, 1914.
upon presentation by the sender
of address notification from the
addreSsee received subsequent
10 Sept. 30. 1914, providing the
parcels come within the pre-
>cribed limits OF weight and size
and are endors Christmas
Parcel
Only one such parcel VIII he
accepted from any one person 10
any one individual having an
overseas APO address.
TOMORROW WE will tell
YOU how 10 pack your box and
what articles are most suitable
for shipping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Overseas
Packages
By PRUDENCE PENNY

IN ORDER that Christmas
parcels may reach the addresses
on time and in good condition.
arrangements have been made
by the post office department in
cooperation with the war and
navy departments for the ac-
ceptance Of such parcels for
members Of our armed forces
serving outside the continental
United States.
The term armed forces over
seas includes our armed forces
-'t-tto- receive -t+tett.-ff marlborough
sH-APQ-eF Elect post office in
care Of the postmaster at New
York, y. Y; San Francisco, Cal;
New Orleans, La, or Seattle.
Wash, or an APO in care Of
the postmaster at Miami, Fla;
PreSque Isle. Me. or Minneap-
oils, MINI, or through a naval
installation or station in care
of the postmaster of Seattle.
Cuisines Cards
Christmas cards and Christ
mas parcels for personnel Of the
armed forces overseas must be
mailed during the period begin
ming Sept. Is. 1914, and ending
Oct. -, 1914, the earlier tie
better. The war department adj
viSes that Christmas greeting
cards for soldiers overseas must
be- sent in sealed envelopes and
prepaid at the first-clasS rate.
No requests from the address
see are required in connection
with Christmas parcels mailed
TO army personnel during this
period only. Patrons should en-
dorse each gift parcel Christmas
Parcel. Special effort will be
made 10 effect delivery Of all
Christmas parcels mailed during
that period in time for Christ
mas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Luncheon Planned

THE BRIDGE LUNCHEON
go. scheduled for Wednesday Al
the Detroit Boat Club Is re-
ceiving a great deal OF thought
and planning by tho
subcommittee of tho women
committee -. m CEAtgc OF me
Mrs \ 4 Eastwood Is
general chairman ... and ,erN-
inp with her are -. Mrs. John
L Macf'arlaud Mrs Alfred
Creabh Mrs Ernest Davis
Mrs Paul w Eaton
Mrs. Theodore IicSmcr -. and
Mrs Joseph y Krolik
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Entry Schedule

Il yoU intend 20 show tona-
t0oS and the schedule reads
Tomatoes. red-5 II means
That YOU entry is 10 consist OF
tIvo count eml red tomatoes
net four er SIX. bat five not
pink or orange-red, but red.
And they should be five Of
single variety just, as much
Ike each other as is possible
TO pick from your garden.
Next turn 10 the part Of the
schedule that IS headed Rules
or Rules and Regulations II
Will tell you what time you must
make your entries. where and
what time As too latee 1t Will
also tell YOU a few other dos
and dontS which are set up for
the good of all the exhibitors
and The show as whole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Junior Section

II YOU have children YOU may
want 20 encourage them m
gardening by helping them 10
enter the Wnlor section.
AZ any rate, YOU must first
decide IN what section or sec
tons your interest lies. Then 20
over those with real care. Check
TIE classes which you enter
Put a double check next 20
me classes in which YOU are
pretty sure you'd Ike 10 exhibit.
Read them carefully. Then read
them aCaln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Miss Bachelor Feted

BRIBE.E Elicit Mary jaUc
Bachelor who Is bctrothcd
TO John Welkcr was fctcd
A. p miscellaneous shower and
luncheon on Friday afternoon
by Elizabeth Anne Archer
81 n the kenWo God avenue home
~ her parents the Thomas
i ArchcrS
Eli1abeth's guests included 90.
Frannlc Fisher Nannette
Font Vera Adams Joan
and Virginia vanDerZec An
drea Roberts o.. and Virginia
Slack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
R Restrictions

In view Of the urgent need
for shipping space 10 transport
materials directly essential 20
the war effort. Christmas par
cells shall not exceed the pres
cnt limit Of five pounds in weight
or IS inches in length or 80
inches in length and girth COM
blned
These d partm ents have
pointed out also that members
OF the armed forces are amply
provided with food and clothing
and the public is urged not 70
include such matter in gift par
CelS
Not more than one Christ.
mas parcel or package shall be
accepted for mailing in any one
week When sent by or on behalf
Of The same person or concern
10 or FOR the same addresSee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14

GARDEN CLUBS and victory
garden chairmen alike will Wei
come a new Detroit Times
lcaflct on Staging a Harvest
Show Available Aug IS. II
may be had by sending ) cents
Tor each lcailet 10 cover mailing
COSTS. Address Isabel Fucker.
Garden Editor, Detroit Times,
Detroit 81, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Mrs. DohanY Home

MRS J WALTER DOHANY
~ Indian Village Manor 49,. arr
rived home recently from n stay
~ the Grand Hotel :. on Mack
mac Island
Mrs -Dohany S SOn-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs John
Key HcalV arc also fire.
qucnilng The popular island
ard are tho guests ~ tho Fd"1
Johnson, and Mrs Irene S'ahclln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Go to WASHINGTON

Mr.. AND MRS LEE FARR
of New Orleans have gone 10
Washington after "a visit here
With Nj and Mrs Merton L
F7u OF Clo>criy road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-14
Returns TO East

MRS WARREN s. W1LKIN-
SON has returned 10 Shrews-
bury y j. after a visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. VIII
klnSnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-16

Cryptoquote--A cryptogram quotation:
Nm echk efpm faavnfbcmh dvi ( eobt
KIOSK xfh imsmormt liomrvch nvcbt.-
Vrot.
Yesterdays Cryptoquote: He is not
cheated -Coke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-16

A most outstanding boy, Fred Krsinen,
-, who lives at 1875 Burt road, has
increased his route in Trinity, Burt, Pier
son and Brazil from ~ to SO customers
IN just SIX months
Fred likes to carry The Detroit Times
for the profits he makes and the business
training he IS receiving. His profits aver
age SIS week.
Krainen won a trip to New York for
outstanding sales achievements and he
rates this his most thrilling moment. lie
Is second class Boy Scout in Troop j57,
enjoys playing basketball and doing all
types Of repair work
Fred /, student an the eighth grade
az Harding School, where mathematics
and history are his fayorite ,ubjeetsi has
grade, iveriss p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-16

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-16
Ugly Eczemo
No Joke

The itching torment of eczema Ia
enough to make anyone wretched and
anxious for relief. II you suffer from
the itching of eczema, pimples, an.
cry red blotches and other irritating
get Peterson's Ointment.
CSC all druggists. If one application
does not delight you, money refunded
Peterson's Ointment also wonderful
for itching feet, cracks between toes.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

day, no less a pitiable figure but a
braver one.
That is the ending that will be
on the picture when it Is shown
here. That probably will be some
time hence.
In its quest for musical material,
Hollywood is digging back through
the files with some rather sur
prising results. One of the most sun
prising to great many persons is
that only now. after a lapse of II
years, is the cinema getting around
to hit musical of such stature as
"Of Thee I Sing" Another item
now scheduled for early production
is The Count Of Luxembourg"
which has some of Franz Lehars
more pleasant music to give 1t ap-
peal.
Much farther back in the morgue.
as movie libraries sometimes are
called, Paramount has found the
script of Charm School," which
relatively ancient people may recall
as something they saw back in 1921
with Wallace Reid in the starring
role. 1t was dug out again in 1895
and adapted as a musical for Betty
Cradle under the title, Collegiate. 4"
The next version will revert to the
original title.
X
Addenda: Give Me the Sum-" a
drama by Janet Durrie Shafroth,
Mrs. William on their calling cards,
will have its first production next
Monday night in Philadelphia. /.
Mrs. Shsfroth, member of the staff
of the once of Strategic Services,
found the subject of her play in the
life of Theodosia Burr, Aarons only
daughter. :. The production is be-
ing given by the Play and Players
Club, January 1926, and foresighted
New York and Hollywood producers
very likely will be represented at
the performance. &. =. Tickets for
the midnight shows at the Capitol
and Earle Theaters. January %. al
ready have been placed on sale at
the boxoffices of the two theaters.
The proceeds Of the presenta-
tions will 60 to the infantile paralysis
fund. :. All visiting film and stage
stars will take part in the program
which will represent, otherwise, the
combined stage shows of the two
theaters. . Orchestra seats are
priced at $2.20. balcony seats $1.65.
His Buffers Sister" Deanna
Durbin's first farce, will follow
Flesh and Fantasy" at Keith's.
And The Fighting Seabees". is the
Earles attraction scheduled to re-
place What A Woman" John
Wayne and Susan Hayward head the
cast.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
STAGE

Stage.
National-"Kiss and Tell: $50
pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Corvette K-225"::' l0:5c
am. 1875. 4:25, 7:10 and 10 pm
Stage shows: 1880. $40, 6::2s and
9:15 pm.
Columbia - Thousands Cheer:
u:l5 am, LAS, 4:20, $50 and 9::25
pm.
Earle-"What a Woman: IL a m
las. 4:25. 7 and $50 pm. Stage
shows: los. $50. $50 and 9:l5 pm
Keith's-"Flesh and Fantasy:
ll:25 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Little-"Jeannie":: II am, 1880
2:35, 4:20, sos, 7:50 and $50 pm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Bond.
age: HAS am. 1:45, 3:45, 7:45.
Palace - Madame Curie" ll:2(
am, 1:55, 4:30. 7 and s:35 pm.
Pix-"Return of the Vampire"
$40, 5:25. 7:45 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
continuous from 10 IN
Evening star., 1944-01-20

dS Sollc CuuIl ONCE referred TO her
halrdress, is contained in the an
nouncement that she will play the
Ethel Norman role in the screen
version of Something for the Boys" 4"
The part calls for a hair-do of ap-
proximate normality,> If anything In
hair-dos is normal with the excep-
tior OF pig-tails worn by small girls.
Miss Miranda gets the part by
default to some extent. 1t was to
have been played by Betty Cradle,
but Miss Cradle is on leave from
goth Century-Fox and won't be back
In time for the March shooting set
for the picture.
From the mailbag: "As your very
great fan" I'VE really are printing
the letter to prove we have one), II
want to be among the first to cor
rect you about Hugh Herbert. AS
an ex-Hollywood writer, it puzzled
me, too, when I first hit that screwy
town on contract at Warner Bros.
IF. Hugh Herbert is distinctly
NOT Hugh Herbert. the woo-woo
man. Mr.. Herbert, the actor, is
true and much neglected comic, but
he is not the talented screen writer
or playwright that F. H. H. is.
Il did solo screenplay for one Her.
observation-disclosures, One Born Ev-
cry Minute and he deserves a lot,
but not Broadway play credit. Give
US devils our dues.
Robert B. Hunt"
We stand corrected. we thank Mr..
Hunt. and We promise to keep all
Herberts straight-in our mind
for ever and ever
From writer's to writing, you might
be interested to learn that that
eight-minute monologue, Ginger
Rogers to her baby, which ended
Tender Comrade" in the original
version has been changed. Miss
Rogers husband in the picture still
dies, but instead of the long speech
of heartbreak, the new ending shows
her going back to her job the next