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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

men culver.
The mystery with laughs
is, of course, "Whistling in
Brooklyn" on the Michigan
screen. This is the latest
chapter in that series about
how Red SHELTON tries to
make Philo Vance look silly.
Even in his Brooklyn Fox
hole" Shelton looks little
silly TO us, but that's what
makes it a comedy.
This picture is the celluloid
addition TO a very fine stage
show which boasts the more
mature Sinatra. Vaughn Mon
roe, who. incidentally, broke
the Sinatra record in Boston
and who is appearing here IN
person with his new band.
The band is new because
Vaughn, who has one of the
best voices in the business, gave
it-all -up-UheR- he-theggl4t ne
was going to work for Uncle
Sam. The army, however, found
that there was something wrong
with Vaughn's heart, so now 1t
goes back TO all of those femi-
nine fans who make those Sim
atra sounds every time he sings
We felt unhappy over the
fact that the Fox didn cling
for a second week to Eifeboat,
which is one of the best pictures
we have seen in months, but let
II 90 over TO the Adams.
This was, ostensibly, 10 make
room for "Gung Ho" the cur
rent epic about the marine raid
ers, which Walter Wanger has
filmed so dramatically in this,
his latest production.
In this you'll find Noah Berry
Jr.. Alan Curtis, David Bruce,
Peter Coe, J. Carol Naish and
Sam Levene; all portarying the
leathernecks VINO raided Maxim
Island
At the United Artists, Ma
dame Curie" goes on her Scien-
tic way Tor a third week. This
romantic story of the discovery
of radium, may not win all the
awards predicted for it, but il is
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

a beautifully done, fairly accu-
rate account of the CURES and
their wonderful lifetime work.
Both Greer Carson and Wal
ter Pidgeon do superb Jobs and
The photography IS as subtle as
II is sensational.
w neither you saw Cry
Havoc on the stage or not
makes no difference, because
the film version Will intrigue
you. The ail-giri east brings
YOU some of the leading ac-
tresses on the M-G-M lot, with
the exception of Joan Crawford
and Carlo. who were both busy
shopping in New York at the
time the film was made.
In this drama OF volunteer
nurses on Bataan you'll find
Margaret SULLIVAN, Ann Soth-
ern, Joan Blondell, Marsha
Hunt. Diana Lewis, Frances
Clifford. Gloria Grafton, Heather
Angel and about a dozen others
YOU can name in-Xouf own
movie Identification contest.
Looking over the stage situa-
ton with the aid of our handy
footlights, we find "Doughgirls"
more than prospering at the
Cass. where this Joseph Fields
farce begins its second week
TINS evening.
This comedy about what hap
pens TO people looking for
pla TO sleep in. wartime Wash
ington is one of the funniest
thing we've faced this year.
This Chicago company is an
excellent one, too, what with
Betty Furness, Peggy French
and Leila Ernst portraying the
leading roles of the trio of beau
ties who take the capital of the
nation like Grant is supposed to
have taken Richmond.
They do everything but bend
the Washington monument dur
ing the three acts of hectic fun,
you'll find on the Cass stage.
Lenore Uric is the Soviet
sister who makes a rifle range
out of their suite while the
wierdest assortment Of visitors
parade through. Don't miss IL.
it's very funny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
From Woman to Woman
the word travels fast
In Offices, colleges feminine
groups exist-Tampox users multiply

WHEREVER you find one user OF
w Tampax you will no doubt find
others in the same group-whether
it is social set or large business
organization. Right now women war
workers by the thousands are COM
ing over to the Tampax method Of
internal sanitary protection. Appar-
emily this woman-to-woman talk IL
working hard for Tampaxl
Why is Tampax so appealing to the
women of today? Because Tampax
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pads! Being worn internally, Tampax
relieves you of all such troubles.
There can be no wrinkling or bullying
from Tampax. Not even'a Tine" to
show under a smooth-ftting skirt.
For Tampax actually is inrisibte.
Tampax was perfected by doctor.
Ut is made Of pure surgical cotton,
very absorbent, compressed into one
time-use apphcators. No chatting. No
Odor. Nothing 10 remind you that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. u Betty
II Cradle, blond star who
romped into first place as box
office winner Of 1913 and who
has been acclaimed the favor
tie pinup girl of Uncle Sans
fighting .orceS, isn't talking
about her stardom these days.
Her whole heart and soul is
ccntered on the baby she and
Harry James are so eagerly
awaiting.
visited them i'm their home
nestled IN the hits, framed nv
an orchard Of lemon trees and
avocados and listened 10 them
tell the plans Betty has for the
baby.
"The nursery" she said, will
he I'm blue and white with just
a touch of pink. Blue II my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
To Studio in June

Betty says she expects 10 be
back at the stu d 10 the first
week IN June-maybe sooner.
"I'Il make a trip To New York
first because Harry is booked to
appear ~ the Astor there"
In Hollywood il is an error 10
say any couple is happily mar
ried. but unless I am mistaken
this is really happy marriage
the glamour girl and the pop
ular trumpet player.
Harry said ne has been glad
10 500 that with all the young
StcrS who patroniZc the Palla-
dunn there are many older
people
II think it's good sign for
my type of music that grOwnups
are interested"
AS was leaving Harry called:
Pick yourself an avocado. I
have joined an organization that
sells them and Betty and | are
going into real farming. Maybe
Wei make farmer or farm
erette out Of the baby"
copy right 1854 by United Features synd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Joan Still for Todds
HOLLYWOOD !

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. II.
The friendship OF Joan Blon-
dell and Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Todd remains undisturbed. They
all went together 10 the OPEN
ing of Mixes new play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Ry Harriet Pa,,on,

long ago photo syndicate
asked to borrow some stills
from her early stage and screen
successes.
II have none" was the amaz-
Ing reply.
Madame writes the manu-
script for her book in longhand
and it is then transcribed by
Glenca Marshall. who has been
her closest friend and confdante
for IA years.
No title has been chosen. but
the volume will cover a career
which spans half a century and
includes stardom on both stage
and screen in America, England
and on the continent.
Born in the Crimea sixty-odd
years ago. Nazimova was edu-
Gated in Switzerlssd and first
planned TO be concert violinist
She studied for this career
al a famous school in Odessa 49,.
Then. turning 10 drama. she
trained at Moscow and eventu-
ally became p leading lady in
what was then St Petersburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
STAGE and SCREEN
Ry Garle, gentry

CCANNING the this week we find that the
film houses have everything under control including the
woman with the hat always front of you.
The attractions are varied those items a mail
cataog and great deal interesting Thumbing
through the lot find comedymysery, grim war stuff,
romance with scientific and tale about grsunder
fire which should make strong -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Russian-Born Star
Played Leading Role
in World War | Film

have found their way into pasa-
dena Community Thcatcr and
other theater groups and have
later made the/movie grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

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Get Tampax in advance and have
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Introductory size is zoe. The econ
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Boy or Girl Welcome

I couldn't pin Betty down TO
saying whether she wanted a
boy or girl
"a, IL love little girls and I'll
cal her Victoria II she Is a
girl" Betty said. Victoria
Elizabeth" corrected Harry
James, who sat next 10 her on
a large couch facing the fire.
place and held her hand. "Eliz-
abeth Is for Betty" he said,
"And IL we have boy he'll
he Harry James Jr.," Betty
sand, land when I see cunning
little boys / can not Wake up
my mind whether I want boy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Due for Harvard

"If the baby IN boy he will
probably 20 TO Harvard" Betty
said. II 20 down TO the Palla-
dunn every night with Harry,
and we play backgammon hack
stage. Whoever wins puts the
money in the bank for the
baby's education"
"Once Betty owed me $780,"
Harry grinned.
Did she pay?" I asked.
ooh, I had to let her win 10
get even. The money IL In that
bank" he said. land OF course
when II gets fun we deposit IT,"
From the gifts the boys over
seas and at camps have sent
Bctty's baby l should say the
James infant will be the IA
vorite pinup baby Such a col
lection - bootees. lockets - and
lust about everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

sonia LOTUS il lIe SlIlS-
ing star at the Club Casa
nova.
San Diego naval training sta
ton in 1918.
Famed for Memory
The other was Vincent Sher-
man, the director. .Nazimovs
remembered that in 1885 while
playing Mrs. A1Ving in Ghosts
at New York's Empire theater,
one of the actors in her COM
pany had become ILL.,. "A young
player applied for the job and
was hired, The young fellow
was Vincent Sherman, and when
next she saw him he was direct
ing In Our Time"
NaZimova's retentVe memory
is coming in handy these days
for she is spending most Of her
time writing her memoirs
And, unlike most actresses, she
has kept no Scrapbooks Not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Keyho|e Portraits
Nazimova Writing
Her Memoirs Of so
Years as Actress
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. Il.

Ny writer who wants 10 stay
n in Nine. Ala Nazimovas
good graces had better avoid the
use of the term Comeback in
connection with her .. the vet
eran actress says vehemently
she has never made any come
backs because she has never left
the screen or stage So out
OF Difference to madame's aver
sion, let us resist the temptation
10 refer 10 her recent return
10 the screen as a comeback.
Let us just say madame's
screen career entered on a new
phase in 1910 when M-G-M
lured her from the thcater 10
play Bob Taylor's Nazi perse-
cuted mother in Escape"
Oldsters will recall an earlier
Nalimova portrayal of suffering
by the German aggressors. in
1916 she was the star OF War
Brides" one of the outstanding
films Of World War /.
Star of In Our Time
Madame's latest m vie is
Warmers I'm Our Time" in
which she portrays a Polish
countess, the mother of Paul
Henried. .Nazimova has a fabu-
lous memory as was twice dem
onstrated the dayishe walked on
the set at Warmers,
She instantly recognized two
persons and recalled exact de-
tails Of her previous meetings
with them One was Fred
Morgan. a still man. whom she
recalled as having photographed
her az a huge civic rally Al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
u. s. Debut in 1915

She made her English-Speak-
ing debut for the MeSsrs. Shu-
bert in 1916 at the Princess
Theater as Hedda Tesman in
"Fiedda Gabler." ~
Among her best remembered
era films were War
Brides "Salome" The Re-
deeming SIM" Camille" and
MY Son She'll soon be
seen as the MarqueSa in THE
Bridge of San Luis Rey" 81
At present she lives quietly in
a Hollywood apartment house
which she owns &C.,. Her greatest
interest today is in young people
and on Sundays her apartment
is filed with would-he actors and
actresses who seek her counsel
Many whom she has helped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

faVorite color and whether my
baby Is "A boy or girl the pre-
dominating shade will be pale
blue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
RattIes Off It's Needs

The two glamour girls, Betty
an Lana, have become close
friends and Lana, Betty told
me, is giving her a bassinet for
the nursery.
/ was amused 10 hear Betty
rattle off things a baby needs.
She has them down pat. She
isn't missing a thing necessary
for her baby's comfort. / know
Betty well enough 10 say she
wasn't putting on an act for me.
l have been too much in her
confidence. l was the first to
whom she whispered the story
OF her love for Harry and she
Swore me to secrecy. Then I
grew TO know Harry very we'll
when we were working for
Hollywood Canteen on the same
night. lie is A dear, so modest.
and such a thoroughly nice
person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
LoueM O. 70 arson,
IN HOLLYWOOD
Betty CRADLE Forgets About Stardom as She Eagerly
Awaits Baby That Is Due TO Start Pinup Career Earl

or a girl-either will be well
come.
IL hope my baby will be ~
pr tty as Lana Turner's Cheryl.
oh, but she's a darling. Lana
Is so happy that Cheryl Is well
after the bad start she had and
she is AS pretty as a picture"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Bernsrr Maefadden. founder and
originator Of Physical Culture Mag.
azine-now again on sale In new
formal at ell newsstauds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-25

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Financial
Money To Loan
Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN, IN tns
Circuit Court for the county Oh
Washtenaw
In ChanCery
Helen T. sellman, Plaintiff
Gabriel Godfrey. sr. Monique COD
frov. John Stewart. Anna stewart.
Walter A. Buckler. salmon Cham
MON. Jr; Emily Champion. Phineas
Davis. Abigail r. Davis; Andrew /.
McReynolds, Philip l.. Conkte'
George y. skinner; George SKINNER
Cephus Hawkins. Jr. Catherine y
Mead: Caroline y. Weads Jonn "a
Parker; Lucy a. Huber. trankhn l..
Parker. Faith II. Parker, ENankt'lhs
=. Hicks. Constance Parker; 1i'ps,l
parker; Margaret Parker. Lois =. I'd
son wlnifred T.. Austin: heirs at law
Of Franklin G. Parker. deceased
Tnhn Robertson: Albert l.. Payson.
Albert A. Payson; tIarissa .. ray
son. Ann u. Snyder. flika X Snler.
John Robinson. Flora Suier' or t"eis
unknown heirs. deyisees, lesatees ana
assigns.
At session % said court helu at
the court house IN the city or Ann
Arbor IN said county, on inc AVNh
day of April. 1884
Present. Hon. George W. sample
Circuit Judge.
II appearing from an affidavit on
fue that the whereabouts or all OF
no attendants are unknown. except
John NJ Parker. Lucy \. Huber
Faith n. Parker tvange Inc +.
HICKS, Constance Parker, Gl4oert
Parker, Margaret Parker Lois +.
Edison and Winifred z. Austin on mo-
ton OF John Z. Kirk, attorney Tor
plalntlff IL is hereby ordered that
an Of the defendants named in tnis
,itle Of this cause, except those
named in this order, shall enter their
appearance within said cause within
three months from the date OF THIS
GEO. ". SAMPLE
Circuit Judge.
Luelia NJ Smith. Clerk
BY Irene A. Sei'z Deputy Clerk.
John =. Kirk. Attorney for Plain
tiff Business address: Ypsilanti,
Mich
title 70 all that certain piece or par
eel Of land situated and being in
the city Of Ypsliantl, county OF
Washtenaw. and state Of Michigan.
and described as follows:
All Of Lot number six and the east
two rods Of lot number five accord
ing TO tho Original Plat OF the VII
lage now city, Of Ypsllsnti, as re-
corded in the office OF the Register
81 Deeds in Transcript page 1862, be-
ing IN the County OF Washtenaw and
state OF Michigan.
HELEN T. sELLMAN
A. True Copy
Irene A. seitz. Deputy CLERK.
Adv. t-525
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Business Property

ONE OF THE BEST old estsb-
lished meat markets in Ypsilanu
for sale. II Peet, Realtor, ll9
Pearl 81. Phone 1871.
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HAVE LOTS as down payment on
room home, lot at Country club
View sub. and lots at the Wat
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HOLLYWOOD-INS-- Original
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the Army today Comedian Red
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week deferment by his draft
board so that he may complete his
current professional contract, 10
was learned Wednesday.
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sTATE or MICHIGAN. In the
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WAshtenHw
In Chancery
Helen T. Seliman, Plaintiff.
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large packing box, vacuum clean
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Real Estate
Houses FOR sale

Check These
Real Buys
Al INVESTMENT; Newer type
bedroom home, bringing In $50
month rent. All modern. with
full basement furnace. bath, etc.
Located just OF main route 70
Bomber Plant. Price, $4,000.
LOSING HOME: client Will take
$500 for $500 equity IA room
country home on improved road.
Electricity, running water, dan
dy rich garden spot. Immediate
possession. Party has been out OF
work and must sell or lose all.
Fun price $4,000.
EAST SIDE: Near Prospect
school. rooms and bath. Big
lot over 200 feet deep. House
newly remodeled Paved street.
$3.50. with 81 500 down.
NEAR DEPOT: Modern rooms
and bath. 4 handy location for
some railroad employee. Low
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WEST SIDE: 6 rooms. bath.
garage, extra lot. plenty OF
shade. Only block from college.
Paved street. Price cut to $500.
Quick possession.
PERRIN ST: $1,000 down buys
older type home in a nice loca-
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but want cash for equity.
a. ACRES in Lincoln School
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K E H l. T o r S
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Terms. on Normal St
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car garage $500 including abou
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