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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
Is. SSort1ebung)

1par natiirli6, uno 0aB oielem @rfen-
men aud raid cine tparme etpunoe-
rung folgte, fonnte fir feinen iiber-
rai6en6 fem, Dem oie lebbafte, entbu.
ltaitiid)e @en1iitsart oes iungen Suf"
BANNER nidt fremo mar. lno bas
tonnte lie oo9 Ieiner Wtutter ni6t
1etn. WesDalb oenn NOR iie 10 unbor<
it6ttg getDeIen, ibren Sobn in tGgli6e
nabe 8eriibrung nit einem 10 angie
benoen Wedo6en, tpie Wearianne, 5u
bringen, oa bod borouS5uleben mar,
oaB 1ie 81 elmer Gerbinoung 5mii6en
ibnen ME uno nir1mer ibre gintpi1i.
gung geben tDitroe? Oiele 5roge laBt
itd nur 0ur9 Die 9lnnabme beQnt-
tporten, oaB in oieIem Sale ibr So6-
NUT ibre &lugbeit ii6ertpog. Sn III
Dem taltiinnigen 5tol3e NOR lie BON
oer ieltenen 2iebenstpiiroigteit Oeas
riannenS gan5li6 unberiibrt 9eblie-
ben. Dte groBen inneren uno QuBeren
8or3iige oes MGo6en5 maren ibr 10
tuenig gum 8eUuBtIein getommen,
oaB ibre erIte @mpfinoung als lte Die
2eiOeni6oft ibres Sobnes fir Die or-
ME 8aiie ent0edte, Elm gren5enloies
@ritaunen par.'
,,Wan brau6t ft6 nur cine balbe
Stun0e nit ibr 81 l1nterbalten> Inn
oos ourdaus glaubli6 gu finoen', be-
mertte @rnlt.
,,@etpiB; uno Inn es Damn ebe111o
gloubli6 gu finoen, ooB ibre llebers
raI6ung iebr balo elmer @ntrii1tung
faum gab> nelde oen 2ieben6en tei>
men 3tpeifel loen tolinnte, mas fir Ell
men beftigen 9ampf lte tpiroen gu be-
Iteben boben, tDenn lie iib nibt Dem
8tllen untermarfen, Der al ibren
BiinI6en uno SOffnungen 10 feino.
leltg mar.
~Sie fiigten li6 nidt. Der iunge
Sufbommer bate genug bon ieiner
Otutter, INN Itd oud ibr nidt 81 beus
gen, uno fte batte Our6 bie NadTdt
uno Bepunoerung, tpel6e lie ibm in
tbrer 8orliebe fir i'm betpielen, 1ei-
men ongeborenen @igentpillen nod
oeritGrtt. 60 entbrannte Der &f
5pii6en Mutter uno Sobn nit rid
lt6tsloier 59drfe uno erfiil1te bolo
betoer Seelen nit elmer Bitterfeit, bic
ft6 taum nod bonn 9aiie unterI6te6,
oenn tDenlgitens gelpann es lebr balo
ben Ini6ein, als OBJ es ben Streiten-
ben ebenio um &ranfung uno 8erlet-
5ung oes @egners, als Inn BEN eno>
ltden Sieg 81 tun iei. Seoenfaus por
Die groBere Wadt in oen 9anoen oer
Weutter, tpelde neben Ser eigenen audi
Die NutoritGt uno oie He9te oes 0a=
terS 5ugute famen. 8etpaffnet nit
oerielben iebte tie nidt BLOB Die gnt=
fernung Wariannens our6, lonoern
aud Die 8erbonnung ibres Sobnes
na6 Wari6au, nad tpel6em Ylobe
iid Die Gerbinoungen ibres Souies
mebrfad ber5meigten.
uInfanglid] bate 9lnton Gbri ltian
- >penn id bon linn reoe, meine i6
iett nidt ben @emabl, ion0ern oen
Sobn Der &ommer5ienrdtin - alio
uripriinglib bate er alles aufgebo=
ten, Inn ben 8efebl, Der i'm Ing ferne
@uslano ifidte, 5u bintertreiben; enos
lid fiigte ct ii9, bitter, oni6eineno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
EINE HEIDEBLUETE
RsoeGe Moria 2en3e,ot Sebreeono ~

| OelH UleIer IDdre 10 lDle 10 HuRlOS 9t
Deien; oo6 batte Iie Sen @intritt al
@eieui6afterin in elm Sruntfurte
Sous, ben 5rau Sufbanmer fir Il
- it6er ni6t aus @roBmut - Der
mittelt batte, obgelebnt. Sic gob an
| 1ie 1per0e in Elm rbeiniides Stdot6e1
3u elmer S6ipefer ibres ber1tormene1
Saters 5ieben. 0ie &ontmer3ienrdti1
lpdbnte bereits oae 5abrniile iiber
Dunoen gu baben. Bor Dem 3aube
Der i60nen, lebenslultigen 8olinnen
0adte lie, piirOe oes Weaodens 8il
balo in Der Seele ibres Sobnes Der
blailen; un6 iiberoies tpur0e in Den
elen0en 2onolta0t6en Otorionne bal
,Oerlauern', uno Anton Gbriltion Dol
lelblt Ser 8unl6 perleioet tper6en
aufs Neue nit ibr on5ufniipfen.
u5ie tauIhte lt6 griinoli6. Ma
rianne ging 81 ibrer Eonte, Der jung
@ufbammer no9 8orl6ou; ober bel
0e ma6ten einen groBen umipeg. 81
oamaliger 3eit fonnten 9luslanoer il
England obne SdDierigteit lid
tro11en lailen; Die beioen iungen 2eut
maren nn9 2onoon gegangen, batter
li6 BORT bernablt 1no bierauf OaS
beraui6enoe @liif ibrer 5littertpo9er
in Brighton geno1ien - eS loute fiji,
beiOe oas lebte auf @roen iein. Oonr
erlt bate ieoeS bon ibnen ii6 an iei'
men 8eltimmungSort begeben. &et6'
li6 Elm babies SSabr mo6te felt Inton
@briitions &breile bon 6. berfloien
iein, als in Bolen cine iener rebolus
tionaren 3udungen ii6 regte, pel6e
10 baufig iebon oas ungliidli6e 9ant
nit 8lut iiberitromt, nit Griimmern
beoedt baben. Ser Auf1tono, Der 0ieSs
NAL nit mebr nod als Der getpobn.
ten SoIfiibnbeit pes leioeni6aftli6en
Golfes unternommen tporoen tpar,
ipuroe au6, tpie es bieB, nit mebr als
Der getDobnten Sarte uno @rau amfeit
unteroriidt, uno es Ieien Die fur9tbar.
Iten Strafen iogar an iol6en Don5o
gen iporoen, Die man in Saft genom
men babe, obne bic gegen lie erbobent
antlage our6 geniigenoe 8eipeiie er
barten 81 f0nnen.
ullm 6ieie 3eit blieben plobli6 oil
fargen, aber regelmaBigen Witteilun
gen aus, tpel6e Der alte 9ufbanme1
bisber bon ieinem Sobne aus 8ar
idau empfangen batte. Infangs Be
rubigte man it9 nit oem Sinblide au
Die geltorten Gerfebrsmittel in BEN
aufitanoiiden 2anoe; allmGblid fling
man ieood an, beiorgt gu peroen, olS
mieoerbolte Mnfragen Der gltern, mar
Inn 9lnton Gbriltian oen 8rief>pe6Iel
10 plobli6 abgebro9en, l&nbeanttporte1
blieben. Ser alte Sufbammer nollt(
iid eben an oen Gbef oes oeutider
SauIes in 8ari6au tpenoen> in mel
dem Iein Sobn alS Bolontar 9luf
nabme gefunoen batte, als Elm 8rie
ieines Sanoelsfreun6es ibm 5uoor
tam. @s tparen i9linme gta6ri6ter
in oemielben entbalten.
Scr iunge &ufbommer, bieB es
babe ii6 lebbaft fir oie 5ade oer
Bolen begeiitert uno trot Der erniter
8arnungen ieiner Sreunoe iid 10 IN
ooriidtig benommen, 6aB er in Ser
Iugen Der ruiiiiben e8b0roen forl
fnn1hrnmittiprt fm1rAp Spir1p Sinpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

mails i6on berbeiratet uno lno iie IN
oas meinige Saus, aber fie 0og es
Dor, s. iobalo ols moglitb at berlni.
fen. 9tls mir bon einanoer 4bI6ieo
nabmen, fitrdtete i6 pobl, ouB es ser
lebte Iein per6e; uno oos bat it9
oenn au6 betpabrbeitet.
uWeit Dem EeIte ser Wittel, melde
| ibr iunger @atte tbr bon 8aridou
aus ltets freigebig botte 5utommen
laiien, ridtete Martonne f9 beidei-
ben in einem fleinen Nadbarorte ei1t.
sic mar entidloiien, tpenn ibre i6tpes
re Stunoe boriiber let uno lie Itd)
tpieoer erbolt baben tpiiroe, ben no
tigen l1nterbalt fir fid uno ibr &ino
our6 l1nterribtgeben in Ser Mufit
uno Der fran5oiii6en Sprade 5u er-
perben. ltn6 i6 bin iiber5eugt, lie
bdtte ibren @nti6luB topfer our6ge-
fitbrt, tpenn ite am 2eben geblteben
pqre.
u8enige Wo6en no6 ibrer glbreile
bon 6. gebar Warianne Elm Go6ter=
den un0 itarb einiee 5tunoen nad
oeren @eburt. 9lugemeines Mufleben
erregte es oamals, boB Srau Sui
Ibomn1er 5u Ser @enablin ibres 5ob=
Ines 9erei1t tpar uno ser 5terbenoen
Die 9lugen 5ugeoriidt batte. giemono
mo6te fir oieien S6ritt ser &om-
mer5ienratin cine ousrei6enoe @rfla-
rung 5u finoen. tSatte lte geglaubt,
Dem l1rteiI ibres 8efannten, Die ein=
itimnig ibre Sdrte gegen Die S6mie-
gerto6ter Derurteilten, &e6nung tro=
gen 5u miiiien? 9atte ibr @etpiiien
ooer Oie 2iebe 5u Dem berlorenen
ein3igen 5obne iid) geregt? @enug,
iie befano Iid om Eooesbette Warions
mems. uno es muBte ibr 5ur beion-
oeren 8efrieoigung gereiden Der
Seritorbenen lebte 5tunoen erleid=
tert 5lt baben, oa fl1r3 oarauf Ser too
geglaubte @emabl oerielben unertpor-
tet 3u 0en Seinigen 6uriidfebrte."
Sol1er itieB einen STUFF ser l1eber=
roi6ung aus.
u8uBte1t on oas ni9t?" fragte
feline Eante uNnton Gbri1tion lit ni6t
in Bolen, ionoern bier eeltorben
Wun bate i'm irrtiimli6 fir tot &C.
balten. 0ie Snlurgenten batten i'm,
iobalo iie ibren MBgriff betreffs 6es
8arentranSportes eingeieben uno ent=
oeft batten, OaB Der berlpunoete Deut=
i6e nod Iebe, in Der 8obnung zines
ibrer Inbanger oerborgen gebalten,
big er 10 meit bergeltelt mar, Inn 1id
nod ,@a1i5ien ourd5uidlagen. Ser
iunge Sufbammer tpar 3uerit nab
2emberg, Damn iiber Brag no9 0res=
oen gereiit. Sier mar Ser nur balb
@eneienoe bon neuem rnltli9 ers
fronft, 10 oaB er erlt na6 gerlauf
mebrerer 8oden feline g3eiie fortiesen
tonnte. gr botte itd nit 8orbeoadt
oen 5einen nidt ongefiinbigt> tpeil
er glaubte, es tperoe feline @ltern er-
lpel6en, menn er ploblid, faum oem
Sooe entronnen, nod ldpa6 uno
punoenfranf, Dor fte bintrate; ite
pitroen oem tpieoergeidenften Sobne,
unol auf iein Sleben au6 ieinem ar.
men iungen 8eibe, ber5eiben.
.u8er bermo9te tpobl gu enti6ei=
0en, Oh 0ieie Goffnnna i'm Qet4uiht
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

fru ratlth geDaltett, oen 1u1t9ett Nta1tl
10 raid unb gefabrlos ols m0glib ben
Irm Der ntosfotpitiI6en @etpaltbabet
3u ent5ieber. Sbn iiber oie preuBti9
@ren3e 5u bringen, iet niat tunltd
gepelen; Inton @briItian babe lid
unter Der Masfe zines 2agergebi1fet
ais 8egleiter zines fir 2emberg be
ltin1mten @arentransportes ouf oet
9Seg no6 @ali3ten begeben miiilen
Sabe er nur eitt1nal bic @ren5en oes
olterreifiIden &ailerltaotes uberldrit
ten> 10 lei er bo1ig it6er.
uD3it mel6er Gpannung man nur
naberen No6ri6ten iiber Den @rfol{
oieles Jludtoeriudes entgegeniab
tannit gu sir Iagen. Sic tomen, uni
i ibr Snbolt iiberltieg nod oie 8efiird
tungen, mel6e ma gcbegt bate. De1
8arentranSport, 10 beri6tete oel
8arl6auer 9anoelSfreuno Sen un
glIdli6en gltern, iei nobe Ser gall
| 5ii6en @ren5e bon einem SSniurgen
tentrupp angegriffen lporoen, neil oif
Bolen i'm fGli6li9ertpeiie fiir elmer
rulliIGen 0eunitionS5ug bielten; 0i(
2eute oes &oufmanns bGtten 6as 81
gentum ibre5 8rotberrn berteioigt
uno bel oieler traurigeu Nffdre babe
| 10 bieB e5 in ben 8riefen, cine &uge]
aus oen &eiben oerienigen, fir lpels
DIE Der boffnungsbolle iunge Mann
10 begeiltert 8ortet genommen, ieinem
i1ngen 2eben Elm 3iel geiebt.
uSSn Die Grauer ser @ltern Inn Oas
blutige @noe ibres ein3igen Sobnes
miibten balo ii6 anoere @mpfinOuns
gen. 0as @erii6t bon Dem Sooe 9ln=
ton gbriltians NOR enolid au9 bis in
oos Aipl leiner ormen iungen 6rau
georungen; audi lie batte lid, 5tpil6en
@offnung un0 Ber3meiflung 16non=
teno, na9 8arIdau getpan6t, Inn @e-
miBbett iiber oos 56idiol ibres @at-
ten 5u erlangen> uno Die 8eltdtigung
ibres unpieoerbringli9en 8erlu1tes
5u empfangen. SSSebt, es maren ettpa
bret Monate nod Dem @intreffen Der
eriten l1ngliidsna6ri9t in 6. oerItri-
6en, erl6ien Warianne in oem Sau-
1e ibrer S9miegereltern, Inn ni6t et=
Da ibre eigenen, ionoern Inn Die &e9s
te ibres &inoes 5u tpabren, oeiien @e>
burt nabe beooritano Ser alte Suf=
BANNER, Der in ben @dnoen 1einer
Srau mebr uno mebr gum ausgema9-
ten Sdma6ling berabgeiunfen tpar,
mollte lie gar ni6t ieben. Ct ertlarte,
er babe genug an Der Srauer Inn Qns
ton Gbriltian, er tonne feline neuen
Iufregungen ertragen; uno lieb= uno
gemiilenlos iiberlieB er es ieiner bar
ten, itol5en 6rau, oas S6idla1 Der
8itlpe ieines 5obnes nod ibrem Gut
oiinfen 5u geltalten.
u8as aber oieier talten Seele gut
oiinfte, 0as mar fir 6ie arne Marian=
ne i9limm. Sbre Seirat fonnte 5tpar
nidt angefodten tperoen; oenn nad>
0em lie uno glnton gbriltian in @ng-
lano alien @eleBen oes 2anoes &C.
niigte getan batten, uaren tie in 2on-
Don bon einem fotbo1iiden Brielter
- lie geborten beioe unierem @lau~
ben an - getraut tporoen. Sbre gbe
NOR alio cine eiiltige uno unaertrenn'
lihe un6 Warianne cine ehrbore
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17
1T Maria Parham.

MIS-. y. r. D.ckje, of EPSON, Is
recovering after an operation al
Maria Parham hospital, II was re
ported today.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

and convincing in most of the pic
ture. He is best in the home and
camp scenes. OF at war, he be-
comes a little obscured by the vet
eran acting Of Michael O'Shea a.
fighting Irishman and Vincent
Price as the poetry quoting scion OF
an old South Carolina family
Anne Baxter as the girl back home
Is pretty and exceedingly able at
portraying the tender soulfulness OF
q girl with the one love that must
last forever.
It's the little things in this pic
ture. The detail is as real as the
smell Of new-cut grass or the sound
OF a piano coming out an open win
dow. Perhaps that's because Max
we'll Anderson is a poet and there
turned out to be people in Holly
wood who knew what a poet was.
In this weeks stage show, the
Capitol offers you the real thrill
OF expert badminton competition
At the show I caught. John Scott
CU. S. A. just defeated Ken David
son Great Britain) and only after
the audience was moving forward
on its collective seat with excite
ment. With Jimmy Ross as COM
mentator. it made good theater.
The rest Of the stage presenta-
ton Is entertaining but usual
There's Romo Vincent, fat and
funny; Buster Shaver and three
midget singing dancers with voices
10 times their size, and the three
Edwards, acrobats of the kind who
enjoy a perch way up on three
chairs balanced on bottle tops.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
This 'Knickerbocker Holiday
Calls for No Celebration

There were too many overdressed
pilgrims running around Loew's
Columbia yesterday. In fact, the
entire picture. ''Knickerbocker Holi-
day." reminded US Of = Thanksgiv-
ing turkey with lot OF studing
and no seasoning.
Somewhere between the Maxwell
Anderson stage production of the
same name and the movie adapta-
ton Of Producer Harry Joe Brown
something went amiss. Even the
cast seem helpless to do much about
1t. There's music, there's an insipid
plot which never arrives at any con-
clusion and there's Nelson Eddy.
Now II you're not looking for any
thing but high Cs you won't be
disappointed, but We wouldn't be
surprised If even the President of
the Nelson Eddy Fan Club walked
out In the middle of this one. It's
that slow.
Mr.. Eddy has done good things
IN Hollywood, but as a singer he
AS0oC, az iC4St, u -udA.Wdy accent
story to back him up. As Brom
Brock, the newspaperman, the
baritone gets sufficiently bothered
about freedom of the press to sing
several spirited songs and an occa-
sional love ditty to Constance Dow
ling. In the meantime, Miss Dow
ling spends her time looking GOV
and harmless In IL petticoats and
all the paraphernalia that a Girl
wore in those days In New Amster-
dam. When not on the receiving
end of one of Mr.. Eddy's songs, she
is hiding behind spinning wheels
or whatever happens to be handy
the better to keep Charles Coburn
out of reach.
You can hardly expect Mr.. Co.
burn, cast as Pegleg Pete, the irasci,
Die Gov. Stuyvesant to come
across with another Mr.. Dinele
Characterization. That only hap
pens once. And since it ALREADY
happened in The More the Mer-
rier" the audience will have to be
satisfied with scamp Stuyvesant,"
Evening star., 1944-07-07

'KNlCKIRDOCKEK HOLIDAY"
United AFtists picture starring Nelson EDDY.
produced and directed by Harry Joe Brown.
from ne .tase shown by Maxwell Ander-
son and Kurt Wetu. At the Columbia.
Brom Brock k------------, Nelson Eddy
Peter Stuyvesant nt-----. Charles Coburn
Iienhoyen --------- Ernest Cossart
Uida T1enhoven Shelley Winter
Tenpip johnny "Scat" Davis
Eooseve's --------------O Otto Kruger
JAiler P Percy Kiihrid .
Iemmany ------------- Richard Hale
Ponen1ufEh ----------- Fritz Field
Town Crier Chester ConkIin
And Carmen Amaya and her company.
who. despite his one leg, danced
with the prettiest girls in New
Amsterdam and considered moth
ing more important than Q high
ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
By PATRICIA SIMMONS.

Any one with a reason to want
to see the life Of Uncle Sans leath-
ernecks, in action, out OF action, and
especially in the toughening-up
stage of early training, will find
Marine Raiders" the film which
opened yesterday at Keith's, an in
teresting 80 minutes.
AS a picture, it's another war story
bred and born of newspaper head
lines and heroism with panorama
of rease-smeared helmets. landing
barges and foxhole' drama as deadly
and realistic as any neWsreel to date.
Purely as entertainment, however,
it is retarded by story which sends
the principals meandering from bat
tie station to base and back again
with one general idea in mind-to
show the audience just how tough
and rugged the Marine Corps really
Is.
Between the actual battle Sc
quences and one particularly good
shot of paramarines being dropped
from the skies for dirty work behind
Jap lines, there is ample portion
devoted to the detailed training a
marine undergoes OF course, the
usual opportunities present them
selves to exploit the humorous side
Of camp routine.
Frank McHugh as the cook helps
more than any one else to counter
act the grimmer elements of death
and destruction with amusing
touches of the trials of beachhead
"short-order" cook One of the
hacf in, nA io%,, -.
battle-seasoned leathernecks on
Guadalcanal eyeing the arrival of
fresh Army detachment along with
the more welcomed spectacle of
Grated delicacies. Cook McHugh hits
on the. idea of fake air raid and
while the uninitiated GIs scramble
for cover, the hungry marines help
themselves.
Pat OBrien better watch out or
he'll be getting himself in a rut.
It's fine to be Irish and hot headed
but its getting so that the minute
you near an order shouted from
the side of tough sergeants mouth
tor majors as in this case) YOU
look on the screen and expect to see
Mr.. O'Brien. And, of course, in most
cases you do. AS the hard-boiled
officer who turns his back to the
camera to brush off quick tear, it's
not all acting with the veteran. The
movie public is funny this way.
Once they accept a star in this sort
OF characterization they want him
to stay there
The girl in the case is Ruth Hus-
sey, somebody we have always
thought OF in terms of capable act
Ing. Miss Hussey also has the trim
tailored type of good looks that 20
well with uniform. This we mean
hguratively and literally for she's
cast as an Australian girl In uni
form who signals out her roman
TIC interest as a marine uniform
worn by Robert Ryan. There's
something so completely feminine
about the scene where Miss Hus-
sey borroWs a fringed tablecloth
TO lmprovise waltz skirt as she
swirls to the strains of Strauss
and Rhine wine. Feminine also
because Of the incongruity of the
ensemble set off by military blouse.
X X
Newcomers are hardly a novelty
nowadays so Robert Ryan is prob
ably doomed to script t-read his way
through few more pictures before
any one, outside of few swoonine
members of the fair sex, notices his
screen potentialities. This would
indeed be a shame because Mr..
Ryan possesses thespian charm to a
Evening star., 1944-07-07

she smiled before you went away.
There's nothing complicated or
sophisticated about it. It's as II you
dropped In on a family of good,
earnest people out in the country
to find the oldest of their three
sons home on leave from his army
training and nightly In love with
the girl on the adjoining farm. You
sit down with them at the dinner
table and you listeh while the old
est boy keeps eating and tells Of
hitch-hiking home from camp with
q truck-load of sheep. You go to
camp with him and you're beside
him when the boys try to make him
forget the girl back home with
little night life. Then you 60 to war
with him. w.
+ X X \
"The Eve of st. Mark" is taken
from the Maxwell Anderson play of
the same name and the title Is
based on the legend that young
girl standing in the door of a
church on the eve of st. Mark will
see the images Of those she knows
who are to die within the year. It
is from this legend that the story
draws its climax. It Is to Holly
woods credit that it has not de-
stroyed the moving simplicity Of the
stage version.
1t has always seemed to me that
the stage has an advantage I'M por-
traying the little details that make
characters real persons, while the
screen has an advantage in depict
ing action and complication. In
THE Eve of st. Mark" the f1lm-
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

National-"Abie's Irish Rose:
$50 pm.
Capitol-"Eve of st. Mark: II
am, las, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm
Stage shows: /, 3:45, $50 and Gao
pm.
Columbia--"Knickerb6cker Hoh-
day: l1:05 am. 1880, 2:40, 4::30
$40, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Earle-"Once Upon . Time: II
am, LAO, 4:25, 7:10 and 10 pm
Stage shows: l, 3:45. $50 and els
pm. = -~. '.s.-.
Little "Uncensored':: II am,
1880. 2:35. 4:25, 6:15. 3 and $50
pm.
Keith's-"Marine Raiders: 11:4s
am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm. e..
Palace-"White Cliffs of Dover"
11:15 am, 1:50, 4:25. Z and 9:35 p m
Metropolitan - Between TIVE
worlds: II am, l, $40, $40, Ia!
and $40 pm.
Pix-"Girls of the Road: 2, AIS
6:15, $3.50 and 10:35 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

THE EVE or ST. MARK" . goth
Century-Fox picture starring Anne Baxter.
William -Eythe and Michael oshea, pro-
duced. By william Perlbers, directed BY
John M. stahl. from . play BY Maxwell
Anderson. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
Marine Raiders Tells You
All the ,Leathernecks' Story

MARINE RAIDERS" An RKo-Radio
picture, starring Pat OBrien, Ruth Hussey
and i.obert Ryan, produced by Robert Eel
lows. directed by Harold echuster, from .
screen play by Warren Duff. At Keith's.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

makers have been able to add
nothing to the stage scenes OF the
West family at home or the scene
at camp when an Irish private Is
giving q first-class imitation Of his
first sergeant when the sergeant
walks in, It's only in the war
scenes that screen has the advan-
tage. Even in these I am happy
to report an unusual and admirable
restraint. You remain by the side
Of William Eythe even during bomb
ings by the japanese. There are
none Of these quick camera switches
where you leave the hero's side to
look through the gun sights of the
attacking enemy plane.
I found William Eythe very real
Evening star., 1944-07-07

I found William Eythe very real
Evening star., 1944-07-07

continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
IL THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
FRIDAY, =,
Eve of St. Mark a War Film
Well Told Without Heroics
By BILI. HILL

I'm the temporary absence Of Jay Carnody).
like recall things
good and simple and true ought to like
which opened yesterday at the Capitol
usual Hollywood variety What gives depends herocs
but upon how well remember posing sweetheart
important SNAPSHOT
Evening star., 1944-07-07

Walter Pidgeon degree as we'll as
the youthful vitality which marks
a beginner
This weeks newsreel of the Sal
pan battle works in appropriately
with the feature. In fact there's
one particular scene which carries
a stronger message than any scene
in the movie. 1t shows a young
marine aiding in evacuation work
by carrying little Japanese boy to
safety. There are no commenta-
tors remarks. None are needed.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

SHINE On The nIAid diver Of haG
wooden leg.
Although we haven't checked any
history book We couldn't believe our
eyes when, right in the middle of 4
very proper Puritan fair, who ap-
pears to do speciality number
but Carmen Amaya. the gypsy IA
mengo dancer. Suddenly in the
quaint old village square she dances
as II all the demons Of hell were
let loose. Why in the midst Of New
Amsterdam, Hollywood introduced
Amaya well never guess unle $ Its
supposed TO take your mind OIL the
plot. P.s.
Evening star., 1944-03-15
Mccormack Labels
COP Postwar Group
A 'Rump' Committee
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The House Democratic leadership
has applied the term trump COM
mittee" to the 25-member group set
up by House Republicans to study
postwar taxation, and challenged it
to bring out a new tax bill in three
months.
In statement yesterday, Ma
jority Leader Mccormack further
described the move as a political
outburst." Formation of the COM
mittee was announced Sunday by
Minority Leader Martin.
Chairman Reed of the Republican
Tax Committee Immediately fired
back that Mr.. McCormack's state
ment lis only the echo of the Presi-
dents recent veto message"
In his first statement as head of
the new committee, Mr.. Reed added
THE Republican party expects to
take over responsibility for legisla-
tion after the next election, and it
does not propose to assume that
responsibility without preparation
and thought, through constructive
tax program, to meet our postwar
conditions"
DO you believe" Mr.. Mccormack
asked, that, in wartime especially
a rump committee of Is members of
one party can do a better job in
bringing out tax bill than an off,
cial committee of rs members of
both parties?
IF this is done, 1t would take the