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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22
Famous Personnel Expert To Be
Presented In Lecture Series

Industrial Committee of the YMCA.
1t Is a continuation of the Indus
trial Human Relations course Of
discussions sponsored by the YMCA
for a number of years under the
leadership of the late Harry New
ton Clarke. The topics and dates
for the discussion series with DR..
Slutz include the following:
March IS, Personality. What
Does 1t Mean?"; April 9, The Sig
nificance of the Right Work;
April 20, Two Excellent Slaves;
April 80, When Home Is An Asset;
May z, Making Good With 9th
ers"; May 81, THE Important Bus
mess of Citizenship; May %.
Value of Character in Ones Work !"
DR.. Frank D. Slutz was for ten
years vice president of the Dayton
Structural Steel Corporation, which
he helped to organize. He has held
executive and administrative posi-
tions in the field of education, also,
as high school principal and sup
erintendent of schools.
A Harvard graduate, he has spent
the major portion OF his career
in personnel work, counselling, con-
ference and lecture programs for
business, industry and community
groups interested in the problems Of
human relationships.
Few men in the country, by train
ing, experience and conference lead
ership ability, are better equipped
than DR.. Slutz to discuss with men
in administrative positions in any
type of organized human effort, the
qualities that make for Effective
Leadership and to guide them in
the attainment of those qualities.
Any who are interested in attend
ing this discussion series may get
additional information by calling
the local branch YMCA office.
Phone 243O.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22
Annual Union Good Friday Service
To Be Held In Majestic Theatre

On Good Friday from II to 2:45
the annual Union Good Friday
Service will be held at the Majestic
Theater. Major James E. Dermody
of the Salvation Army will give the
sermon and a large chorus choir
from the various church choirS and
other choral groups of the Down
river area will present the cantata,
THE Seven Last Words" by Du-
bois. Rev E. H. Wilcox will be the
leader for the cantata which is I'M
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

der the direction of Miss Eleanore
Bennink. Leola Hoke is the accom-
PIANIST for the choir.
The service will open at II noon
with a piano prelude by Miss June
Greenfield. During this prelude a
medley of familiar hymns will be
played. A service of song will be
under the direction of w. F. Newell
and the opening prayer will be
given by Rev. P. G. Trembath.
Rev. H. Norman Jackson will give
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

DR.. Frank D. Slutz, nationally
known business executive and
author in the fields of education
and personal counselling, will be-
gin a series of lectures and discus
sionS under the title, Effective
Leadership, Monday evening,
March IS at s pm. beginning with
dinner at the Wabeek Tea Room.
This series of discussion meetings
is sponsored by the Metropolitan
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

the scripture reading and Rev. Rob-
ert LietZ will give the offertory
prayer. A vocal solo will be given
by c. Marlyn Crun who will sing,
When Jesus Came" by Hoffmeis-
ter. The closing prayer will be given
by Rev. Warren E. Hall.
The service will begin promptly
with the piano prelude at II noon
and will close at 2:45 SO that all
who wish to attend may remain for
the entire service and return to
their place of employment by 3
pm. This service is sponsored an
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

War has reduced high school en-
rollment by 1000 students, turning
it back to the 1894 level and raised
the number of employed IA to II
year-olds to 5000 or a half million
more than were employed in 1920.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

nually by the Wyandotte ASSocia-
ton Of Ministers. The offSring goes
into the fund for Week Day Reli-
gious Education and to the projects
sponsored by the cooperating
churches CT Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22
IS INFORMATION
PLEASE" GUEST

Ira Wolfert, author Of American
Guerrilla in the Philippines" the
Book-of-th e-Month Club selection
for May. will be a guest on "Infor-
nation Please" Monday. March 26.
Quentin Reynolds will also join the
experts on that date.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22
CONFER ON RURAL LIVING

a regional work conference on
rural living will be held March 20
In the Rackham building. Wood
ward at Farnsworth, in Detroit, &C
cording to Charles E. Brake of Ply
mouth. who is one of the sponsor
Ing group. 1t will be an outsrowth
OF the White House conference held
last October and the Michigan con-
ference at Grand Rapids in jan
uary.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22
BOOK-OF-MONTH CHOICE

The Book-of -the-Month selection
for June will be Commodore Horn
blower" by c. S. Forester Oittle,
Brown. The Club has also selected
as a reserve book, up Front" by
Bill Mauldin (Hol).
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

At the present time in the Euro
pean theater, there are about so diff
ferent kinds of Engineer troop units
serving in every component of the
Army Air Forces in the Communi-
cations Zone.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-22

Naval rocket requirements are ex-
pected to mushroom by December
1915 to 80 times the December 1914
requirements.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01

##e #.at.a.. aHe# EaIg oe>. buy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01
L
The YAK

\DN:E\TS - The Wake
:yrc,t delegation was pcrhlp,
most active in support of pro-
posed constitutional amend
meats to give the governor ni
North tl!Olina veto power over
legislation. IT va interc TIM 10
not" that the same argument
wa ugd on both sides II tic
= ur-th" suggestion that Il"
chief executive ought to have /
great deal of power. Advocates
OF the veto Contended that I'M
der existing provisions be ta>
no authority over legl>lltlon'
opponents argued that absence
of the veto gave the governor i
great deal more influence OVER
th2 general assembly by reason
ct conference, before int odur-
ton of bills rather than after
lbtlr PASSAGE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-01
DROIO(DI-Ihc system of

DROIO(DL-Ihc system of
assigning official numbers was
devised by the late WIZ FNcrst
when the issuance of license
plates WAS in the secretary Of
states office twenty years ago.
II eliminated an annual sCram-
bic for low number plates and
has also served rs a guido To
ho>tesseS and others concerned
with observing protocol vita
respect t. state OffiCIlldOm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Radio Singer
Records New Tunes
With Count Basic

NEW YORK On special re-
cordine date last week. Count Bas-
ie waNcd three sides for Columbia
with - Strings complementing the
fun Basic hand. and MIC song
stress Lynne sherman, being TEA
tured yocally on two sides
Tho Count recorded An oldie,
THE Old Feeling and new hit
ballad This Heart Of Mine" from
The forthcoming 2eth Century Fox
musical production. ~ziegfeld Fol-
les Miss sherman handled both
vocals. and Columbia recording
engineers who supervised tho Basic
session predict that her style Will
set brand new pattern for female
singers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Movie Actor Slain In Poker Game;
7ack Williams Last Seen In "Kismet

HOLLYWOOD ---(ANPl- Jack
Mi,liams a famous movie actor Is
nene hold BY The district aitor-
n,ys office for the fatal shooting
Waiter Thomas known AS Dad
e,rnily
rhomas Nas killed by o - cali.
he butler fired from 3 gun ir The
hands Of Williams coroucr's "a
T., reported after l5-minute deli
hemton 'rte iuiys verdict rfcom
readed Nillians cNonntaiion ha'
fafnea me case over 10 tho district
attorneys eifue for final declS-
sion
Tho troqnlc that I'D up 20 the
shooting Begin when me Two men
we've PLAYING poker. Thomas was
Tie loser and is rcpotied TO have
bcen upset BY his losses re alen-
ed Win Willianis and lett thc
ful~N with tho hfest tlin he
wonla rel0rn with his gun, VII
lams said
The nlesic actor said that be an.
sNred Mock az his door laltl
and fafel Thomas euu Williams
declared that he slammed nc door
p8ckiy in Thonass face, then
f4ed throaeh il N'h his onn pis-
tol Tile billet pcnepa'ed the door
and smashed into ih' leit side ~
Thomas chest ;rayorsirr a eou c
near hs heart Thomas fcll az the
ihr,Shel9
Williams Gained lb' poii'e ThNn-
IS vas gloytd 20 the Georgia
street keeiyme hospital and later
90 General hosrial wnerc hc died.
Qalntar Thomas ami Chester iloW
ava were namcd as eye~ifnesscs 20
me Shaving
Police records reveal this IS vii
liam fFst setitGs trouble elpinc
his long Residence here which coy.
e's nearly 50 Years Ills moiiol.
idctee career dates back 70 me
lsoo's the crude silent film days
10 his rcccn foie in "kisms
Zach WAS the cNeculioncr wha
Threatened Ronald coleman head
With q huge hcaismaus BLADE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

HOUSEWIVES, Are you tired Of
doing Homework? rOok In our
HELP WANTED COZ CMys.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
MOVIE STUDY
IN SOLDIER
PSYCHIATRY

The nth film Forum in the
series World War ii and After.
which will he held in the Detroit
Main Library Tuesday. March %.
al 500 pm. takes up the prob
lem Of soldier and civilian ra-
Mobilization. Tho fllm Psychi-
airy in Action" depicts the war
time organization and psychiairic
fechniqucs in one OF Britain's
seven largo neurosls centers
Its aim Is the rapid rehabilite-
ton Of neurotics who have brok.
on down under the stress of war
conditions II shows the civilian
population how 10 prepare them
selves for the return OF war cas-
ualties and 10 give them conffi-
dcnce in the ability or hospitals
10 rchabilitate war vererans,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

Williams. because OF his grant
stature. WAS usually cast as War
rlor or tribal ruler IN silent PFC
lures In ialSies. he has fillea
many feature roles which gave eA-
preston 10 hl, robust size, distinct
,ciec and excellent acting ability
Among INC nol'd stars ~ho de-
sifcd Iatk ia ih'r supporting
rar Nric Bryan, WsshhWn Elmo
lin, sln Ffamis Ford. Grace cum
arl and Douglas Fairbanks u
Williams ha, appeared in The
Kiuss OF Kings "Thc BRASS Bnl
lci Diamond from me sky
Lon CLANCY Thfllcrs Hearts Of
nN, ilaihWjoh and Moran
and Mack conndics zack wrote
and -ias a THE ship o. Zion q
few ysus ago AZ the Mayan the
after llo was under a nciaii'e ron.
iraell Aletso Golden Ma'er studio
last sammS~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

This laugh-pro, oklnv team.
known from coasi-io coast ana
famed on the blg.ilme theaier
circuit. i Ford. Harris and
Jones. who are nov scoring no
end M Charlie cole aud Harry
Fields vi Grotto supper Club In
Chicago. These singing. dancing
and paiter Stars are tying the
VI Groito shaw In knots. Earl
Hines aud his orchestra are be-
Ing ieaiurcd nj this club for six
weeks and are on the air night
" over Wl>D-CBS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
COTTON PICKrRS
BLAZE NEW TRAIL

MaH IS l.cRoy Haidison AMI
his Orgina! Carolina cotton pion-
els ste blazing a ne~ ttail ~ lheir
rciufN ilp aruss The country
AIDING number o( new ci,ics
'n fhe 81 satisfied Customers
ne coiion piehcfs haze played
10 Hpacny crowds az each cneaee-
mci' since leaving the West Coast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
DREAM : NUMBERS BOOK

What did you DREAM last night
30 you play Policy lnumbers) {?
Then get this Book It's based On
Psychology OF Dreams and Num-
hers Why Guessg Use II az
Your Guide II You believe IN
Lucky Numbers and Dreams Let
This hook become Your Better Luck
Key. send 81 and We mail Post
paid or write card and Il Will be
sent co p. tpay s134 on De-
liveryl Try 70 Change Your Luck.
Don't Delay order now DFNNCO,
Dept. :. Box 2657, kansas City ls.
Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Joe Webb Clicks

ALBANY Ga March 10 joe
Webb ana Ms pees Recording or.
,hesifa sfe SUI clicking in the
deer south.
Hooked % play Albany. Georgia
sunday March IS, everything
seems 20 he IN readiness Tor iins
Jump session on that mite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

CHICAGO - Combined Newspaper Earl Hines
and his celebrated orchestra have settled INTO the gr'o'
AZ Harry Fields and Charlie Coles III GROIlO Suppe
cb on on he Southsidc Hines is featured ~ spark
mo floor revue which is headned by Ford Harris ana
Jones noted comedy team Of stage and screen tame
Martina Arcy the eccentric toe dancer whe Inc rou
Meotones send with songs aplenty LORD Essen ana
members of the Hines unit also featured m the rex ne
which is backed up with ten Grouoetteslhe band ans
through WIND nightly
Line News: Despite the drubbing the King Cole
trio received last week the hands of Paul Ross in
Billboard, for seemingly lacking winduP stuff, the
trio received the Downbeat award so that means
something! This guy claims that Savannah
Churchill ruled in song but according to this column
she must have come a long way since playing Chicago
The rumors about the DOWNBEAT theatre be-
ing closed on Colored jitterbugs isn't true
1t is true that Lionel Hampton made EN- Jump at
this house but the show has been closed because pend
ing OF change of policy in which it becomes 'egt
stage house
on the Regal stage Al this writing. Ernie Fields and
his great orchestra giving Dorothy Donegsn boost
but backing the strongly In this orchestra Mel
vim Moore Still present and the rumors about tying N
with Lucky Mincr band are unfounded Estela Hud-
SON Howell and RoWser. and the -Four Elgns comprise
the entire stage offering At the Rhumbooge the pa
irons have become acquainted with the curfew hours and
are ENJOYING the show put down by Charie MORRISON
Jeter and Pillars still are growing their fire orcheS-
fra and Toby Winters the shakS is dong the floor WY
many now twists found onlt in modern rhythm l hat
about.all THIS column say about that show.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Ellen At Palace

DAYTON Ohio March IS FL
len Johnson and her biggest little
hand IN the land opened here at
INC Palace Theatre "Wednesday.
March ~ With Mike and Michael
IN an all-siar show
Ellen Johnson and hcr CONDO
are fast becoming The rage Of the
year and booked exclusively by
Ferguson Bros AGENCY gives prom
iSe N becoming tho Nations 10
! small combination
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
ON THE BOTTOM:

Dorothy Kemp, lovely Southside sociate has resign
ed from her postoffice position. Lionel Hampton goes
into Carnegie hall next month. This column has heard
a lot Of talk about Rum and Coca Cola being written
by person Of color According to recent checkups it
has been found that three white fellows responsible for
this tune Stuff Smith has lust recorded six sides
Desert sands bcs i'm this crowd Louie Jordan will
be teamed with ENG Crosby Deccas My Baby Said
Yes and "Yoar Socks Don't Match That should be
a fine wan.
Count Basic and the orchestra is penciIed in the
Regal for the week of March 26th Fate Narable
has been around the DISABLE hotel the past
week This columnist's doctor zippered
scArfs What cat!. The Music Masters
heading for Oakland, Calf this week after
full engagement in Cleveland In the outfit
Cleve Nicholson, Calvin Ponder and Mike McHen
drick and there you have TWILIGHT TO TWELVE
(Copvrght 1945 BY Ted WatsOn)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
ACCORDING TO REPORTS:

Inasmuch as Marian Green of the FL Grotto is
concerned, Il Done Found Out forget about
the Mid ghter Dadde-O Daylie, is the expert
mixoloeist behind the semi-ciroe bar at the afore-
mentioned club Ben Ramsey Of the same place is
mighty proficient stage lighting Ann Jones
and her gigolo type companion were cheek to cheek,
the other Sabbath after hours in the supper club.
Louis Jordan Will soon he seen in photo. distributed
10 newspapers repairing saxophole w Possibly ne M
tends making hat hobby or business Louclla twll
he Vance claims hat Chuck Brooks is useless
This coamnst discounts that remark because the young
gentlemen found 20 be Spectacular behind the service
bar the other evening Billy Mason pershing hote
beran reported ready TO we'd Pauline cher hubby Is
a Chocoatecr) West after she mixes her husband
Eddie Coodbar from the old school, has been
recently in supper club playing hard Ed
Berry with the Hines unit is 'wofng' end around
Pershing hotel Lii Johnson still is on hand At the
Parody Club the northend Of the Windy City and
is scntillang.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Paul Robson Asks
To Drop Case
Against Bridges

NfW YORK (ANI- PAM Robe
son has written President Roose-
vclt urging him 10 end Tho depor'
alton case against CIO REGIONAL
Director Harry Bridges stating
that HARRY Bridges has stood
sieadfasily against discrimination
~ieadfasily for equal Treatment.
aud all this without regard 70 his
own personal FORTUNES"
The Harry Bridges Victory COM
miiicc released the complete tex
Of Nr Robcson's letter 10 The Pres
idoni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

sunday school was Well at
tended The theme was The
Cost Of Discipleship'
sunday morning. the sermon
Was delivered in the toxi. Acts
lS. subject Divine Heritage =
Five We're added to the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

loll
Pastor copoland urge. all %
visit the sick arid attend Nednes-
day night pr7Ye meetings
t.o.6elicrs Climb
The Go-Gciters ,llo mcs with
Mrs Carrie Rocker so prcsen'
had a pleasant time Mas Trim
HE and MIS- Thoma ncfe fca-
'ured ON the pforrein the next
riro'ur viii De with Nrs Scout
t.fcf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD

~ Isaac Jones
Rupert Grant author Of that
HOT numbcr Rum and 'oca
4 Cola. arrived in the United stat
Is via Clipper Plane from rrini-
dad. 10 Frck some OF royalty from
his composition This tune is
sweeping The countr, hike wildfirc.
Tho sales are said to stand at
$1,000 sheets day Il is almost
the nations number one jake hgN
tune with records selling like no,
cake
While Gran, is In New York
cry Srehinr part OF lhc wealth
from ne snug .ionel Belas,o.
another colored musician has
biough. Spit aeanSl thc publish.
crs br,ausc Rnm aad Coca Cola
is too similar 10 q song ne com
posed Titled Fl Anee rassc.'
Remember John J Anfhony and
his ~Goodwil Hour2' Nell you
~ili soon hear his hsoken-hca,t-
al information seekers coming
before the microrhonc telling
their woes hecansc John j. An
tnony has new sponsor and
viii hc heard ov,r the Muiual
Network each Monday ni,~s be-
ginning April =.
Earl ,t'ather Hines and his
band are now scnding then mu-
sie notes over The anlines Mou-
GAS NIGHTS from the sensational
Cluh Grotio, ia chicago. over
raaio station WIND at 7o5 pm
Il Nary Marlin da, tme SER
iHl IS one Of your taewnc skis,
son heilcr eros. i or yonr l!,r
~ fasofiics Us That program viii
leave The arwasrS on Match So
!, y0H air regnlag listener
% lhc Hrosliasi Clnh son have
heard hon MeN,il talking ont
their new band OF cigarettes no
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bi'aNiaSl ir roiltwood : with
me- Tom BIen'man ~hiet VIII DO
made into movie ~ Golden Pro-
daclions' Will have cameras IN
The stpdio dNne numbcr OF
"roadca~is IN otdes 90 get the
prepef background for the fllm.
lnt Ham aud Egg Shcw en an-
nnal AFFAIR Of Fort Na'3re Ga
among the coloted farmers was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
RIVER ROUGE
By BENNIE CAswELL. JR.
Rneehnnnh Confer Addition

According TO william Boone,
director OF Beechwood center.
plans are being made to start
a campaign to raise $4,000 for
gymnasium and auditorium TO
be added to the present COM
mnnity center building Mr. Boone
states that the campaign will be
based on popular subscrIptions.
Tuesday night, the River Rouge
council approved plans for the
Beechwood center 10 launch the
financial drive.
Negro Candidates
As in years gone by. this year
the citizens OF River Rouge again
have chance 10 put Negro
candidate into office as commits
sioner. Adam n White. who has
lived here for twenty years is
In the race. The question is are
we going TO stand by and LEI him
lose because we fail to 20 10 the
polls and vote. or will we make
this an election which viii 80
down in history. by electing the
first local Negro commissioner
10 office: In Alr White we have
cur greatest opportunity Tor get
ing representation in cur city
government
~. John AWE Church
supt Garry 3 Nimphrcy was
in charge OF The sunday school
last sunday The subject was
Jesus Teaches Forgiveness
Matt 1885.
At II am Roy y. y. Pryor
preached an interesting sermon
from Psalms 1913 Three Joined
the church.
The Crusaders club mel Thurs
day night at the homo OF Mrs
w T. Anderson Of palmcrsion
street Mrs r. Hin. The presi-
dent WIS Ia charge m, Lords
PRAYER was repeated in unison
aud Scripture reading was con-
duccd by Mrs Ruth Walker.
chaplain The president then
briefly discussed The baby con.
test which viii be sponsored bv
the club SUNDAY. March u. Al 81
Johns AME church. She also
requested that cards AID fruit
be- sent those who are shui in
After the business period, Mrs
anderson served dainty repasf
Tho next meeting viii he with
Mrs Bolden.
fews Memorial CNr church
Mrs Yoande Maddox and The
Maddox singers will be prcscnted
az Fews Memorial in musical
program SUNDAY evening March
Is at $50 O'Clock. The public
is invited Admission Is free
Rev. l. l.. Gibson is pastor OF
The church
nion Baptist Church
sunday school was Well a.
tended The theme was. The
Cost Of Discipleship'
sunday morning. the sermon
WAS delivered in the text. Acts
IN subject Divine Heritage =
Five We're added to the church
Evening star., 1945-06-10
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Now that the critics circle and
the Pulitzer Award Committee have
bestowed their annual pats on the
back, respectively. on The Glass
Menagerie" and Harvey" it seems
about time that this department
took hand in this award business
and started picking something in
stead of sour grapes.
We've already gone on record as
being definitely convinced that Il
Remember Mama" was the best play
of the 1945 season. And we're also
of the opinion that the nine critics
who plunked for The Glass Me-
nagerie" still were under the under
standable spell of Laurette Taylor s
superb performance when they
voted.
The Pulitzer Committees choice of
Harvey" while it was not the first
choice of this column, did, however,
represent our second pick So we
won't complain about that.
The following, now that we've got
| the above off our mind, are the
choices of this reviewer as best per-
| formances' of the 1944-5 season:
Best feminine performance: Laur-
cite Taylor in The Glass Menag-
erie; the best by several light years.
Best male performance: Frank
Fay of Harvey, by far the most
superior by approximately the same
distance
Best supporting feminine per-
| formance: Judy Holiday in Kiss
Them for Me"
Best supporting actor: Frederick
ONeal of Anna Lucasta."
There are many others who turned
in excellent characterizations in
their various plays, some of them