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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
RECEIVERS TUMBLE

A few moments later O'Brien
recovered Avery's tumble on the
80. with Dimancheff leading the
way, the Purdue eleven punched
down TO the ! and Cody went
over. Dubicki's kick was wide.
Purdue added another score TO
GO out in front short time later.
II was fine pass by Schultz TO
Dimancheff, who took the ball on
the Is and OUTRAGED the sailors
for touchdown. Again the kick
was no good.
John Morton recovered Great
Lakes tumble -the-35- shortly
after the second half started and
great run by Dimanchef ad-
vanced the ball to the T. Two
plays later Cody was in the end
zone for the final touchdown for
tho losers. Once more the kick
failed.
Hanlon turned his right end 10
midfeld on the second play of the
last period and set up the third
touchdown for the Sailors. The
climax was a sensational catch by
Keane of Youels pass in the end
zone after Juggling the ball.
The final tally was a single
handed effort by Youel, who took
Bauman's long punt on the s and
raced down the right sidelines all
the WaV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
1944's First Times Football
Luncheon TO Be Held Oct. 2

The nations top football fans members Of The Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterback Club will hold their first meet
ing the 1914 Monday Oct The sessions will again
be held Fort Shelby Hotel starting at 1915 p. m.
gala program will be arranged TO entertain the fans At
Because Of the different opening dates this
year. will have been in action before this
gathering That there will be scouting reports on what
may expect the nations gridiron this fall.
Besides complete report Of the first three Michigan
games against Iowa Preflgh Marquette and Indiana well
story Of the Minnesota in its first two
Gophers will be Michgans opponents the week
following the meeting.
There will also be complete Of one Of the major
games
Charley Bachman will be down from State 10 tell what
expected of the Spartans they have resumed football
after years ayof Joe Gembs of Wayne, who playing
Michigan State, will be another the program.
addition the Lions will be represented 10 tell the story
of their opening encounter with the Green Bay Packers
day before first session
And several outstanding surprises planned Watch the
paper during the week for of these added attractions
meetings usual will be open all football fans The
charge. Each guest buys his lunch, which cnt
him talk football with the greatest fans in the world
Remember first meeting week from this Monday Oct 2.
the Fort Shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Schwall, Northwestern University
half last year, and Nal Kutner,
former All-American at Texas.
They accounted for three Of the
visitors FIVE touchdownS.
The game was only three min
utes old when Schwall passed 10
TO Kutner for the first touchdown
and later in the quarter they set
up another with 3S-yard pass to
the Western s as the quarter
ended.
Mike Elder. famed Colorado
State star, put il over on the sec
ond plunge. Jack Baer, reserve
back, converted.
The BroncoS fought back and
soon scored. Jim Benson. reserve
quarter. passed to Leonard Dova-
lovsky, half. for Ii and first down
on the Bunker Hill ID A pass to
Carl Blauman put it foot from
the goal and Jim Marks. fullback.
carried il over and converted.
With a first down after the 30
yard kickoff return by Kutner TO
the Bunker Hill 3S, Schwall
passed so yards TO Kutner for
Just before the half ended the
pair again went TO
work. Schwall passed al yards to
Kutner. who ran the final 10 TO
the goal. Baer's placement try
was blocked, and it was 26-7 at
the half.
In the final quarter. Jim Kubal,
Bunker Hill guard. recovered
tumble on the Bronco 5 and the
BlockbuSters scored in two plays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
7 Rifle Matches
On This Sunday

The largest outdoor rife match
of the season is being held this
Sunday at the Royal Oak Recrea-
ton Department Rife Club. The
club is located in Starr road
G34 Mile road a mile east of
Woodward.
Registrations were taken AT 9
a. m. with shooting set for 10
a. m. First match will be 20 shots
at so yards. Other matches in
clude a Dewar go at 50 yards and
20 at 100 yards), 20 shots at 100
yards, while match four will be
aggregate -the-hrSt- three
events. Any type of sights will be
allowed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Fred Memo Jr. Wins
River CatbOat Title

Fred Memo Jr.. the Detroit
Yacht Club champion. defeated
the titliSts from two other clubs
10 win the Detroit River Yachting
Associations catboat champion
ship Saturday.
Memo, with last years winner,
Per Valboe, as his crew. took two
firStS and second for eight
points. Andy Carnegie OF Detroit
Boat Club scored five points for
second. lleinie Schuck of Edison
=. c.. four points for third Schuck
did not finish the last race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Fall Sports Boom

With all the woe in the world
life still goes on and IL Is hearten-
ing TO note the splendid sports
boom that ushered in the fall
season.
Baseball talk is approaching the
furious pitch of those hectic days
of 1884 and 1885.
Nick Londes grabbed of The
prize fistic plum of the early sea-
son in landing the George Kochan-
Jake LaMotta bout. This rs the
show that Mike Jacobs wanted
and how.
The Lions with Bob Westfall
were rounding into form when last
We looked and University of
Michigan football fans were dis
covering that Fritz Crisler is put
ting together a powerful outfit
And If you're a duck hunter you
welcomed the change in weather
weather that will start the big
ducks winging south 10 your ia
vorite blind And the bird season
opens Oct. Is
Not a bad fall in the world Of
sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
'Chaw an O'NeiIl Touch

You've seen pictures OF Make
field lately with his face OF CEN
ter with a bullying jaw OF tobacco.
That's one of the ONeill touches,
little on the heavy side but In
The best style of a major league
player.
Wakefield wasn't man 10 take
a "chaw" when he was playing
and attracting attention at the
University Of Michigan. Chewing
tobacco makes Dashing Dick feel
he's in the league-that big league
Of stars-becaus just about all
the great men of baseball were
tobacco "chawers" at one time or
other.
It's a tradition OF the diamond
and Dashing Dick is becoming
part of the warp and wool of that
legend.
II might be added that Dick
carries his "chaw'' welt TN the
other hand, squatty Stubby Over
mire looks as il his wad Of pure
leaf" might pull him over. II
certainly looks out OF place IN
Stubby's baby face.
Dashing Dick got a lot OF an
swers from O'Neill that season at
Beaumont and now Wakefield is
the answer TO what put the Tigers
where they are.
The Tigers were down IN sew
enth place when he same out OF
the navy. And look what hap
pened! More han any other man,
Wakefeld's the guy who spanked
the outfit. O'Neill agrees TO this,
Dashing Dick and Staunch
Steve have proved a winning COM
hination. Look at the averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Detroit Police
Win in Ronnp
Swamp Toronto Team
in Field Day

The Detroit police field -
track team swamped its riN
from Toronto by more than a 81
margin in the eighteenth annual
Police Field Day at the State Fair
Grounds Saturday.
Winning Ia Of the 18 events.
the Detroit team amassed $50
points while Toronto gained only
20. Detroit won both tug-of-war
events.
Bill Watson. former u. of M.
star, was the highest single scorer,
winning the 100=yard dash, run
ming broad jump, running high
jump and the hop, step and jump.
Winners:
i2o-yard huTdies-Frsncis Kelly. Detroit.
1914 seconds
sso-yArd dash-Robert quad. Detroit.
minutes ? seconds.
Pole ysult-Norman Mccorry. Detroit. 10
feet inches
loo-yard dAsh-Biu watson. Detroit. 1913
seconds.
Running broad .jump-Frsnk Cater. Toronto.
20 feet 90 inches
Running high iump-Bnl Watson. Detroit.
l6-pound hammer thro~-GeorE. Huber.
Detroit. lDi tett Htneh.
l6-pOund shot put-Blll watson, Detroit,
40 feet
44o-yArd dAsh--Rnbsrt- QUAD, Detroit.
S24 seconds.
i2o-yArd low understands Kelly. De-
truit. 1872 seconds
One-nis run--C;ordon MulieR. Toronto
minutes 2 seconds.
S6-pound weight distance Harry Van
EortWick Detroit. rs feet IL inches.
Hop step and jump-Bnl watson. Detroit.
40 feet 3aa inches
22O-yaTd dssh-Francs Kelly, Detroit, "a
/ seconds
tug ~ war. tirGy puli-Detroit. 50 ) Sec
nnd pull-Detruit, $50
JAVein 'throw-Ilenfy Hall. Detroit. la
| feet inches
I discus throw-Geurge Huber Detroit l4a
I feet 1919 inches.
Ss-pound weight-Frsd PsvelinR. Toronto
and Harry Van SortWiCk. Detroit. tied At
10 feet inches.
/ Caber toss-James Henderson. Toronto, 81
feet q inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
STATE TROOP SHOOT

A special indoor match is being
held this Sunday between Co. l.,
Michigan State Troops, and Co. F.,
Ypsilanti. The match will be fired
over four positions and is the first
in a series of special shoulder 10
shoulder events 10 be held this
fall and winter George Miller,
instructor Of Michigan State
Troops is in charge Of the match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Totals 32lo27 ls Totals 81 . 2sl4
Bstted Tor Shoun IN eighth
Ran FOR Mueller IN ninth
Cincinnati 600 600 oOO-O
Bnston OIO 2lO OOS-4
Ruus-Msd 2 Wofferfh cutler Errors
Wietrlmann Cutler Phillips Aleno Williams,
Miller Runs batted in-Phillipt, Hofterth
workman Niemsn Two-oase hit-Hoferth
Double plays-Aleno 90 Mueller, Miller ~
Williams 20 Alerno. Wietelman1 20 Mas.
Phillips 10 Wietelmann 70 Mast. Wtetelmann
10 Mast 10 Cutler Left on bsseS-Cincinns
3 Boston 3 BaSSe on osllt-Oif shoun -
OF Jsvery Struck Uut-By Shoun 4, by
Jsyery 4 Hits-Ou Shoun = In innings
on Malloy 2 IN 1 inning, Hit by pitcher
B0sTeu snd Pineln. At,endanee-bs3 paid
lin 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
PiTfsBURdH


s-Batted for Butcher IN ninth.
b-Batted for Roe In twelfth.
c-Batted for Sewel IN thirteenth
d-BAtted forColran In thirteenth
e-BAtted for Bronoell In sixth
f-BAtted for Fischer IN eighth
gran for OFT IN eighth.
h-BAtted for Adams in thirteenth
Pittsburgh 700 oo2 600 600 7--6
New YORK 900 600 77o 600 o.
Runs-Coscsrar', Barrett. waner, DshlEren
q, Cuisine, HausmAnn Sloan, Reyes Fill.
powicz Errors-Hausmann. Kerr, Cuisine
Coscsrart. Barrett Runs bstted in-Elliott
ColmAn. Lopez. Barrett. welntraub. lombard
Fucker Sloan. OBren ?. Two-base hits
Kerr. Sloan. stolen bsSe-BSrrett Double
plays-Reyes to Hausman 10 weintrsub Elliott
TO Cuisine to Dahlgren, Cuisine TO Cosearsrt
10 Dahlgren, Left on oases-Pitisburgh 10
New York Is. Bases on balls-On Butcher
: or Brondel q or Fischer B. of Adams 4 i,
of Cuccurallo struck out-By Butcher ?,
by Adams / by Sewell /. Hiis-Ofi Brondell
I'm innings, off Fischer l IN innings,
or Adams 5 In 5 innings OF Butcher IN
3 innings. of Roe IN innings of Sevell
in 1 inning of Cuccurullo ] In inning.
Winning piicher-Seweil. LoSinE pitcher
Adams UmpireS-Goetz. Jorda and Resrdon.
Time--3 I 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

ONeill habit and Steve likes the
Job. Dashing Dick came under
the aegis of Steve when the latter
was guiding Beaumont Tor the
Tigers back in 1912,
II was SteveS Job TO take the
$50 600 bauble that was Wakefield
and turn il into something that
would reflect the luster OF a MAJOR
leaguer-a fuster worthy oi Inc
50 G's he had cost Walter "
Briggs. ,
The seed was there and the soil
was rich and O'Neill is reaplng
his harvest SO is Walter ..
Briggs and all the Tiger FAIRS.
O'Neill taught Wakefield how
20 go and Dashing Dick went
easily in the manner of all great
athletes blessed with bounteouS
God-given talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Bob Tales
Helping 'Doshnq
Dick Pays OF
10 O'NedI
Nv BOB MURPHY

There Is a story going around
that the ST. Louis mob Is trying
10 put the snatch on our DaShng
Dick Wakefield and that Manager
steve O'Neill Of the Tigers =
keeping him under guard.
The mob would like 10 Keep
him in place of their OWN chooS-
inc at least until the American
League flag fracaS is settled.
There's a New York group, too
who would like 10 lock our Dash
ing Dick in a dungeon or any place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Butch started in golf here as an
amateur. later switching 10 the
pro ranks. He has been AT Ramm-
Ter most of the time since making
the change.
A husky fellow, Brandau starred
in prep football and later played
the game as a pro. He also was
a long distance swimmer Of note.
Shooting one Under par, John
Driver defeated Harold r. Kelly,
4-3, in Saturdays 36-hole final
for the Red Run Club champion
ship. A 70 gave Driver 6-hole
lead in the morning. Kelly re-
duced this to 2 holes with 81
going out in the afternoon. Other
final results: Class Afr. w. r.
Pipp defeated Milton Hey. 3D..
Class B-Aubrey Flood defeated
Jimmy Gableman. 3D..
Gene Sarazen and Rollin Taylor
had a best ball score of 26-3l-57
recently over the north course at
Detroit Golf Club. They had Is
birdies-lI for Sarazen and four
for Taylor. SaraZen had an indi-
vidual Sc. with a 81 on the first
nine. even though he didn't have
birdie on II. lie started with
four brides
Detroit Golf Clubs Red and
Blue Day, one Of the oldest Of the
stag days in this district. Will be
revived Saturday, Sept. 30. II will
be limited to members. with Jack
Harness, captain of the Reds and
Vic Olsen of the Blues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

ance in a local
ring. koehan
h lis fro m
Akron via New
York.
Before join
ing the navy a
Y e ar or so
ago, X oc h a n
had en- TO
fstic heights in
and ar III n d
G O [ h a m Z.
He had become
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Hans Has Answer

Hans Wagner admires the short.
stopping Of Stats Marion ol the
Cards, but he isn't saying when
they ask him how the present
star compared with the old Pirate
star. Il never saw myself play, -
says Hans. thus winding up what
might have ended in an argu-
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Yankee HurIer Held
In -Four n. Y. HoIdups

NEW YORK, Sept. % (URA,
Jack La Rocca, 81, former
school sports hero and YanRSs
and Dodgers pitching star, was
held in S25. 900 bail today on
charges of participating in one of
fotff- heidHPS yesterday, which
ncttcd Si3 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Pirates Edge
Giants in 18th

NEW YORK. Sept % UP>-
Tommy OBrien's pinch single
which scored Bob Elliott and
Lloyd Waner in the thirteenth,
gave Rip Sewell GA victory, his
Doth for the Pirates, and sent the
Giants down 10 their ninth
straight loss today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

a sensation and Mike Jacobs mad
him matched with LaMotta for a
headliner at Madison Square Gar
den. But Uncle Sam stepped in
and put navy uniform on
kochan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Pin Team Opening

There is an opening for one
team in the West Chicago SIS
average no-handicap bowlin &
league Wednesday al 9.lA--Call
Earl Gremel at NO 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Braves Blank
Reds, 4 TO 0

BOSTON. Sept. % CUP)-Al
Javery, the Boston Braves fireball
pitcher who has lost 19 games this
season, registered his eighth vic
tory today, shutting out the in
jury-riddled Cincinnati Reds, 40.
Clyde Shoun, who hurled a no
hitter against the Braves, was the
losing pitcher yielding all the
runs and eight hits in the seven
innings he worked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

died by Greenwood. In the early
part of the fourth quarter he
tossed 2l-yard pass 10 Buddy
Young. National Collegiate sprint
champion. who scored from the Is.
Later. Greenwood intercepted
an Indiana pass on his own 30
and ran 65 yards behind good
blocking 10 score. lie converted
both times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Wants Kochan to Be
New Ring Idol Here
By LEO MACDONELL

both Jake Lamoa and George kochan sam-bang fighters
plenty of action promised when the two mddeweghs tsnge IN
fStc card Olympia this Friday night
first of of fall and winter boxing
there by Matchmaker Londes
local fight fans will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Bunker Hills Passes
Beat Bronco's, 1877

KALAMAZOO Sept 23Paying without the services Of five
regulars Michigan College football down
amnded Bunker Hill naval base team
today. 33-7
The sparkling forward passing combination in Vic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
PURDUE TOUGH

Purdue. in losing, served notice
on the college teams they'll be
Just as tough as last year and
maybe a little more so. The
Boilermakers led throughout 4
good portion OF the game, bowling
out only TO the superior team,
packed with football stars from
score OF colleges.
But Purdue went down fighting
and in Boris Dimancheff and
Chalmers Elliott from last years
eleven and Edward Cody. a trans
fer from Boston College, they
have trio of spectacular backs.
Raymond Schultz, the quarter
back. runs the team well from
the r and does a most satisfac-
tory job of passing.
The Great Lakes eleven Is well
stocked with stars. Among those
who played a most prominent
part in the victory were Youel,
Mangold, Keane, Jim Melio. Bob
Hanlon. Chuck Avery. who spent
the last two seasons with Michi-
gan and Minnesota. and Harold
Mullins OF Indiana.
Youel tipped a pass from the
II to Edward Saenz for the first
touchdown,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
OK Dauphine, fullback, hit.

with Nick Dauphine, fullback, hit
ting on both.
WESTERN BiNkEK NIL
Bsuman Evans
KAlbfelSch / Maikkula
LeShy Z g merrill
Zundcl Vsnruntin
Hendricks @ Kubal
Rodney p Perry
Selbo pykstra
Jackson y Pollard
D0vsloySky l. Kutner
Gillespie SchWail
Wall DAuphine
Referee--Isck Bauer Michigan Umpire
Fred Sturgeon tValpersisoi. Head lineEman
Dwight Rich fConUbia Field Judge
Gene Cenebach michigan.
Bunker Hi ia n 7-31
Western n o. 7
Touchdovns-Kutner 5. Elder Dsuphint
Marks
Points after touchdown BY replacement
BePr g. Marks
substituuons-wo stern-Ends. Dow Leisk.
McKinnon tackles. Panniccls, Stotlsr Hen
derSon, O'ShauEhnesSy: guards, Leyan d,
Clarke. NandeweTne centers, SaRan Cook.
Skonbes. quarters. Benson, Louthen Wells
halves Pedarsine. Igoe; fullback. Marks.
Substitutes Bunker Hill - Ends. Beilman.
Mitchell: guards. Shore. Schneider; halves.
Davenport, Smoak. Grimes. quarters Arata
fullbacks. Baer. Dauphine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
RESUMES. FIGHTING

He was recently given a medical
discharge from the navy and re-
sumed fighting in the East. In his
last fight he beat Howard Ben
nett. highly regarded Baltimore
scrapper.
Before that he handed Deacon
Logan a passing. The Deacon had
become a sensation in 81. Louis,
where he rolled up a spectacular
string of victories.
Kochan is managed by Tex Sui
Ilivan, who also pilots Lee Oma, the
lad who won a decision over Lou
Nova at Olympia during the last
summer.
1--WE are bringing kochan To
Detroit because we know he can
lick LaMotta and want him
tKochan) to he the idol In De-
troit," Sullivan explained.
GIVE US A BREAK
"Otherwise. we could have
plenty of work around New
York. Detroit IL n great sports
town and we want fans here
10 see Kochan. We know the
fans will like him. He's rough
and ready furthermore like
LaMotta than LaMotta himself"
Howard Fenske and Eddie Tay-
Tor, local light heavyweights, will
clash in an eight-round semi
windup boosted as one Of those
"naturalS." The pair is repeatedly
in the throeS of "Stupendous
feud."
Anyway. LondeS thinks he has
good boxing entertainment and is
expecting a large turnout of GUS
toners. He says the box office at
Olympia will be open every day.
The fighters are training at
Monroe gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Golfers Will Honor
Brandau at Pro-Am.

The pro-amaer golf Monday Rammler Will he
Butch Bandau the clubs veteran and popular
pro -. -.
natieni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

that would take
the ring out Of
his ringing bat.
That : " h y
Steve ONClll,
the man Of the
dark viSage. IS
lowering oV Q T
like
a mother hen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
YOue| Leads
Sailors Win
Great Lakes Beats
Purdue, 27-I8
r., EDGAR HAYES

GREAT LAKES. Sept. 23~Jim
Youel, seaman second class.
turned in a first class game OF
football today and led the Great
Lakes Bluejackets 10 brilliant
Pills victory over Purdue.
The Boilermakers were I'M
beaten and united last year, tying
Michigan for the Western Confer
ence championship. 1t was their
first start OF the season and the
second for Great Lakes, who
trimmed Fort Sheridan last Sat
urday.
Youel had his hand in all the
winners touchdowns. He tossed
three touchdown passes and raced
90 yards with punt for the last
one.
He was aided on two Of the
touchdown passes by Story-book
by Don Mangold OF In
diana and Jim Keane. who played
al Iowa. where Youel took part in
three football campaigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Illinois Late Rush
Beats Indiana, 26-18

CHAMPAIGN, H., Sept q trP) Illinois presenting vast
speedy backs 1914 Big Ten football here
today coming from behind 10 defeat Indiana, 26-l8.
The Him traed 80 midway the second quarter but Paul
Patterson speedy hafbak and passed to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

count for Illinois first two touch
downs.
Indianas 197-pound line. with
veterans from tackle 10 tackle.
handled Illinois green forward
wall with ease during the first
part OF the game As Harry Jsgade,
2O0-pound freshman fullbsck.
scored twice for Indiana on smash
ing drives that he himself spanked.
The final two scores were han
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Looking after
w a X c field IS
III, ,r old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

ing to familiar haunts, Kochan
will be making his first appear
Post script., 1944-10-20

lATINEES
Sunday Theatres No. and 5 start at
$500 pm. Theatre No. l. starts $3.50 pm
Saturday, Tuesday and thursday, Theatre
No. only starts at $500 pm.
MIGHT SCHEDULE
Theatre No. starts at $3.50 and $3.50
Theatre No: l. one show only 1880
Theatre No. one show only 7:3o
Saturday Oct. q
= l. "Carolina Blues" Ann iiller,
Kay Kyser, Voctor loore
5 -'nThe Conspirators" = Hedy LaMarr,
Paul Henried, Sydney Greenstreet.
Sunday, Oct. p
= l. "The Song Of Bernadette" Jen-
nifcr Jones, Charles Bickford
5 "Carolina Blues" Ann liller, Kay
Kyser, Victor lloore.
!!onday, Oct. e
= l. (Sane as Sunday)
5 = (Sane as Sunday
tuesday. Oct. y
l l. nStrange Affair" Allyn Joslyn,
Evelyn Reyes.
1.-THE Song Of Bernadette" Jennifer
Jones, Charles Bickf ord.
Wednesday. Oct. Is
l = l. When Irish Eyes Are Snilingn
Lonty Uoolley, Dick Haynes, June Haver-
s (Sahe as tuesday,
Thursday. Oct. 26
= l. (Same as #ednesday)
5 nStrange Affair" Allyn Joslyn,
Evelyn Keyes.
Friday, Oct. II
L = l. "The Climax" Susanne Foster,
Boris Karloff
s nhen Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
l-onty Nooley, Dick Haynes, June Haver.
Selected Short Subjects with all fea-
tures,