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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09
WHATS IN THE wINDl
What's in the wind ?"

What's In the wind?
That i the question that has been
asked repeatedly while the reregistration
has been piling up In the city hall.
Many of "a. when we spoke about the
new form Of government that will 20 into
effect a few days after the election on No
Fember 6. thought that Key Westers gen
orally were apathetic but the reverse has
proved "a he true.
The outlook i that the number Of
qualified voters. when the books close on
October Is. will exceed 4.O00.
While that number will not be as high
as other registrations in the city IL should
Fee remembered that u Will be a genuine
puaiifed list. For many years the regis
uat.on OF supposed registration included
.he NAMES Of some persons who had died
and many names Of persons who had left
h.rt To- reside elsewhere but the new list
SAL he q living thing. 50 a. speak. indicat-
HR @ lively interest in the election. else
h,g We-ter would not have gone 90 the
trouble Ga 20 to the city hall, sign ms name
.a.,e and receive a card 20 be used when
ay goes 20 the polls to vote
Not much trouble. one may say. That
IS tfrc. 81 YOU own an automobile. bat il
ou has, - 80 90 town by bus. or walk to
fh. .ug hall. il may take up more than an
hours time.
A. a result Of the lively interest no
aorIer we are hearing that question.
.Wb.t'- Ia the wind" Whatever there
.r the wind. il shows that key Westers
ar, Interested in the election. Il shows that
u. are determined 10 give their city a
..ud and capable government in the hope
.ha. 10 viii rebound 90 the progress that
rparrut.y is in store for as.
% sou have not registered. don't rea-
-.r that sou still have good many dag
s. uh..h g. attend a. that duty. instead
..sr th, position that the very best thing
.a. cam do .n helping Co give a good city
.u.trument is 90 qualify az the earliest
.s--.1le moment IN doing that. YOU have
ths abstraction Of knowing that when cleo
au dat rolls around YOU viii be able %
$50 gao the polls 90 vote Besides. YOU MAY
d thr answer % the question. What's
b ,rc wind"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

- ths 80 ln countries all over
thc world - Aell o. IN Unied
State SET this IS the first tune
'hls CO.'S has ever had tht app0r-
funl'N ui bufiug o. the sup
81 SIS .t tnt $50 can't bt
grateful rnu4gn Coo ~haA theg
haNe dom, iof mt son and other
fsrVs and / snail give every cent
] can 20 >hoa my & attitude and
help ~ thc work thai must BE-
aune CO. ~ctkfeymen ntr, and IN
aCeuplcd Eufups untli all tne h,Rs
come home again
Otnt mothers ln modest car
raHr.tsnc,> are equally grateful
enr -aId iH we zoe 1tht das.
have alntad> gwen 90 the culloC
- AIKEN af fhe tncate fne 9th
night ~ started away.
thanking hsf fof whatever CON
trnuiun she bad made. bui snc
called m, back mis- gave
susnsc small change tn other
rlaht. 49,. said III wasn't
eneugh she then a,m c. her
U >-frnss and gut Nhsf me
R.unksft.- .tft ' o. folding
..gtt
From Tt caps .rutt- ! ns lett
fwN fr.f ~ fn Va Fund and
Gee .usa. Community Chest kcy
WEBSTER HuN need Co. sn.a Ahai
.s al. .na4f q. u generous
EMILY "a GODDARD
~ West Pc
I5t fsaF
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.O.steadot4i!.,,!
-. =, $50. b. PEGGY oMoRI

sentlng me Knowing you wouldn't
have. I brought an extra copy
Niih me Now you're relieved
and what id ne Do
what could ne do" asked
Jane. lie either haa % sh0w rs
hand. reveal he 0Rmed ne stock
Haxkins and Laird acre rcpFr-
senilng. or set out ] tank M 4
rather wurk from Tue outside an
81 NJ LAYS rev plans.
And then prQmpted Evelyn
Then YOU came IN. You fixed
up everything with Mr.. ShcFi-
dan
~Yes whcn rs straight dicsa-
ton III 10 % the hospital 10 take
Il. when It's business you9i 60
1 took the copy of that wire Mr.
GuHgry sent y0a and gave q %
him
And now u waz Janr's turn 90
ask. And Nhat did he sayg"
4 explained Carter had taken
q dislike % you and wired Guf-
ferry. | told him about your talk
- k#sA III A&4 k4aM& &8aEAA 4A&sAa q h@A4
him Cutlery rad sent va the
copy Of has sire. probably % Zip
yea 80 60 how Carter fels ahoug
you. ttc seemed terribly upsvt~
Jane sat up straight Upset
Nhv!"
Afraid you'i 60 back 20 CUT
ferry bccause he. Mr. slef dan
couldn't Pay y8u enough - hold
you Wen e I'm going 20 ~
wofth anything tomorrow. "a
better set some sleep. Coed
night"
Jane" ssld EVELYN slsepily .
fey moments later. aNakee
DEFINITELY
"Do you knsw whv Mark
sheridan can remember ygur
name 80 Eell moN ="
jane stirred uneasily Il wag
ridiculous - assgsriate tnas s.fllen
feeling q exhil1fatton attn the
sound e Marx Sheridan mann
NJ" she rephcd olandiy. 4
hatn't tnauEht e II
IL means nes not afraid Of
you Tie kroNs you're no; aolr
- make q % Is fHr "a sni f1at
frees him from thinking o. y0u ~
woman
~Oh. o." bFgafhed Jane hiankly
md Aby d8 lhat rrlt' N4m' h.
hat sae Uanfca1 Or vas i ihr
t4'r ~ j. teaI W8s s.. Nstala-
.Hg'
To Be esnlinss1
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BIRTHDAYS


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t..a..H. University r~f..~
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PRESIDENT sf BucsaeI CEnt..f.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09
PEOPLES FORUM

lie 0tafN~a wwt@@mss wMwFe@-
M&mma @f tAm Ntewa en SEA KW@a-
gFa. bet Nhe WaAt@E Fw@wENe@ Nk9
80 BE- e. awtwtw smE tawanm sshteA
aFe canstawFea ifhwisms 90 umaaF-
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fais $50 aaaftas the iEftsFs 80
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~ fhe mamns wmtF. MfMwmsmFs &c
GAe - E8&mNM mamMf mWW@H@m@mF t@m
trFaHF. mma - 80 30 Nmhat.h~d um-
So rWa@H@a~2 @fhwE@t@@.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

NEW YCRK-Tha froQ1olz ~.
dams have . differwnt naa&k f1sr
every occasion. clan masks. Ensai
cine MASKS. masks Cor confrolliNN
the wind and scalp masks. aEnonz
others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

o will take much thought and consid
ration go choose five Of the best candl-
la.s. offering their services tor the cts
.rumie-Iou in the coming election.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09
NOTICE oF APPLICATION
F0m TAM Dead

MME4Ef 80 - -
NUTtCE o. HEtiEfA 0tthN fnNt
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waA ts-rftftsaaa ~ 1884 tsAassd
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has fglad same im mh uffaFs. mha
has nat auml8eaatHm go "a
deed - - tsau~d thsFeoa. @4sa
cert flfats embraces the foftaEF 90
ds.sffllssd uFuunftF IN the 00aHtF
IT Maarue. state - FLORIDA. ta-Mt
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GEES pt fat See BM Twu 81
E as as . So fm. - 80. -
recorded tn WanrFr f'"nmf1 hNe-
HFfa
Fhs asass~uaeut 80 aid property
uudrr tee aid cert iftcats was ~
the naus. ~ guldls 4 tiiadA lnsnn
unlsss said certifieafa shall % 80
deemed arrUrdlmM e. iaw. TIE pFoH'
srty denerihsa ther~lm wili BE mata %
fhe Nhewf bidder az the Court
t8use dor - ths first Moa1aK ~
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ttsfs-d tht- 1md dat - ssrtasser
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

Az aCf q Cantir. u'al Congress
o. 1875 .-fsr. sntt fht American
Postal Sery1ce WIth Benjamin
p aUk..r q. pa-trsster general
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

open. no one's going % put any
thing over On me.
I'd only thirty Eve votes are
represented on one SIDE and hfty
On tae other" Jane reminded her.
the boaFd can a. about ~hai u
uinaaes.
Max Sheridan started 20 rise,
then Fuk hack with a siiiicd
arnan. There weren't enough
votes reureaautef here % call on
the meeting unless Mrs. stanton
A1uli agree.
ar. sheridan" Jane spoke
again. "gf yea will appoint =
proxy. the votes will be tiity %
City They az least wunt b. able
- accomplish anything more
than q Nait Tatc
a. 4 sheridan looked a. her
sharply what made you think
60 ihr.T"
Jane laughed happily. "Mr
Garter uas 5 .rI enough - call e
% MS attention this afternoon
a. i.ak 4 Is me daTk'y and said
rt taE.s atty -1nc IL took me
nearly h.tt -snr seconds 80 realize
81 ai ae mesnt'
Saer ian turned % Judge Nor
gan. -J4aNe. yul can arrange
thIs. : u1alf Ike MIS- Gane Grey
t1 appear SO she Board meeting
this lsfn nE a. ms PROXY with
ths llll pcs er OF NJ vote vested
iu herr
Jlrr uso had been standing.
So i.un r er suddenly Not
hec.8se saed been appointed
~He SANS proxy. bat because ne
rai lrfewbered her name. both
nw s. ard spoken them without
ms tBn
AID then whlt ia he say"
- Jv r8 EN.E sal on me
hi aA.fs Ground fh saolll-
d.- .ears ~ oar a. f1e lake.
s.el pa. dark eF.le ~ the
If DHt ga l. - lights
Er- trc b.sca pool be-
.ss t..m
-ii i 80 h1i = right - b.
ST.. NaH r. Ald &
a -. u h.s rg1t
tE 90 she say"
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e. n~ 81 sout haI ta- m1rs'
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KEY WET III
DAYS GONE By


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

l0r nation Will hc back 90 normal
..n rhe collegiate crowd. including The
rn. rlt most ot their interest 100 the
a..eI. ptg--kir mele,~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

Raw1m y TswwaF whe ~ hex#
Attn rs family seNswsnasN ~
wturnea today 10 $50 ~
Tswvor and tie ehiatfem am
vlailing ~ Daytena beaef -
ALI ~ rNtmfn I'll NuNNmaNF 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

q : Lana. 81 dissi ghis faam@
lnx a. SIS o'clsek in h6s hsne
~ So An9ela street. Faas nmaN
will - sent "a Aal'aaa. n e.. -
funeral ser ices ana hanaal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

One of the eldest floNsEn n
cultivation 70 the pansF wAsh
belongs "a the vlolFt family
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09
IECAIS



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Chapter IS

Chapter IS
THE dinner was delightful-bui
sndea abrupily-disasirousl
Mark Sheridan looked hke
pain-darea boy. It's head In
James lap. ne opened MS eyes -
LOOK up wifh q bcwildersd, seek-
ing lock
What hapnenedr" he asked
"Whaf I'D happenF" demanded
the hotel physician, q stocky man
now kneeling beside thcm. has
black bag open.
several diners astempfea -
tell The dlning room captain was
trying % move them back, . i-@
Cumplaed
The man sitting a the next
table" Jane explained in short.
tcrse sentences. ~arose Iust a. Sir
Sheridan dii | don't know boa
BE- managed CD do anything So
vicious. bat he Succeeded iH
km0cksng Mr. SheTgdan's crufrh
out from undrr has arm, and
turning enc of these heavy ~
slun chaiFs 80 the full weight g
q fcll on his inlul II Foot
"And fhcn.- added Evelyn, "he
kicked nc the chair 50 % a
acrass his foot. That's When Mr.
Shulidan ta.n.el
MARK SHERfD Az lay on Judge
vi Morgan hotel room bei. a4
pain eased ~ opialea.
The telephone rang. and the
judge started t1gafd a.
That vii probably BE- some
one calling us % the board ue B.
ing" said Sheridan Tel taem
Well b. d0Wn in e minute
You wont." couule..J Slt~i-
dan's 8act8r. no@ az has l18s te
Marx. dant ylI ever kra@
when you've had enuue1f w. re
going g. the hosp tat Test frsl
managed 90 break Wnat hadn't
been smashed Cd .use I'm aa.l4
On pat that pedal " yours -n .
cast
Look here. Doc. uIdert re.
O. that uet Ing % l-at O.
matter whcil-l or uu' ! llt. 3
ioot"
IL All matter a 20 Co me
young usan. sat Mgs
taT.ly JIst rerl.r .s- / ...e b
JOB - money as u1 .~ r
pumps AoN th4t has- uy ls.4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

Cuban Ciah a2.a .an c2Eaaa
Institute have aTssnkfa &c e.
elaboTase EruaraHa ~ fh~ GO.
hrmtian hrFc taaaugruM 8 u
Csriao o. faFm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

Today Ths Citizen ays r. "a
editorial psrasT aph
a Detroit paper fcmafks 80
not Hama 0IeWnbNrM h&1a 1sa
Louis - DEtruita hafasst AFTER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

ChiaT Harry mmAeE aFa @ws8-
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"a 3 nesting 81 laeai xshaEssss
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Charles = Juhnsua. foFsnesfs
~ KEY Wesi, aFFgxed tasaav -
call IN the trade in tiae niwFesn
of q draa c0mEany Ia ramana.
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Ferry Key West isfa taaaY ~
t.0weg Nmfecawf9 90 Tins -
shin cts . ditchinN nsfhims -
BE- ssed N di9kn9 iog ths w@m
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-09

Ms Elixah~gh sawyer - 80.
ing relatives 11aa ffaenaa In 10.
N0nvalle.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
GOV. GRUENING TO TALK BEFORE JWC
 TOMORROW NOON

Gov. Ernest Grueing will be the speaker at the Juneau Woman's club luncheon meeting tomorrow noon at the Northern Light Presby- terian church. He will speak on Problems of a Democratic Govern ment.'
 All women in the community are invited to attend the meeting which has been planned by the legislative departmental which Mrs. Thomas s. Parke is chairman. Other members of the department are Mesdamcs Rurras Smith, Harold Smith, Rob ort Sanford, James V. Cole, A. E. Glover, c. L. Popejoy, J. P Williams and Fred Paul.
 All guests are reminded that they should go to the church promptly at noon as many persons must re- turn to their offices at o'clock.
 A musical treat to which many Juneauites will look forward with pleasure will be a group of songs by Sgt. William Weaver, accompan- jed by Mrs Carol Berry Davis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
ALA5kAC0ASTAl FLIES 27 FARES
 OVER WEEKEND

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried 27 passengers over the weekend. In a flight to Sitka, Sunday, the fol- lowing were flown to that port Charles Isenberg, Mrs. Enloe, Mrs. Lillian Marshall, John Murdoch, Mrs. Shared.
 Sitka to Juneau-Henry Moy, Les Grove. w. K, Clark.
 Or Saturday, the following flew to hoonah Margie Brown, Esther Douglas, Harry Douglas, Harry Marvin.
 Hoonah to Juneau-Ione Filter, Cecile Filter, Joe Neasus, Hugh Antrim, Mitchell Cook.
 Ketchikan to Juneau Charles Sellers.
 Juneau to Haines-R. L. Tollef- son, Howard Stabler
 Juneau to Skagway-Paul Stifitz, O. Benecke.
 Skagway to Juneau-O. Benecke,
 Skagway to Haines-Ray Lauby.
 Skagway to Juneau-Charles M. Beach, Fred Schneider, Violet Hoar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
HOSPITAL hoTES

James Capelena has been dis charged from St. Ann's Hospital after receiving medical attention.
 Mrs. Chris Jorgenson has been discharged from St. Ann's Hos pital.
 Ben Lockridge, a medical patient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 George Zuskoff has been dis charged from St. Ann's Hospital after receiving medical attention.
 A baby boy was born to Mrs. George Dalton in St. Ann's Hos- pital yesterday at APT a. m The child weighed 10 pounds. lOh ounces.
 Martha Hanson has been admit ted to the Government Hospital to receive medical attention.
 Mrs. Nellie Hanson gave birth to a baby boy Saturday evening at the Government Hospital. The child weighed 2 pounds, 9 ounces.
 David Rickteroff of Ilarana has been admitted to the Government Hospital for medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
5iTkA TRIP OF
 LEGISLATORS 10
 BE ON THURSDAY

Senator Andrew Nerland. chair man of the Senate's Committee on institutions, reported Saturday af- ternocn that the members of the Senate and House who were to make a flying trip to visit the Sitka Pion- aers' Home last week end, would in stead go by boat this Thursday Ad
 verse flying conditions made the scheduled trip by plane impossible.
 Two more bills were tossed into the Senate hopper Saturday after neon. Senator Leo Rogge introduc- ed S:B. IA, which would require the Territorial Auditor shall audit the books of every officer, board, insti-
 ution and individual engaged in handling the Territory's funds at least once every two years, and to submit the audit to the Legislature through the Governor. The bill would appropriate $5.0O0 for this job
 Senator N R. Walker introduced S.B. l5, which includes 'isonipe-
 aine' under the definition of nar- cotic drugs in the act passed by the l943 Legislature, regulating the sale 3f narcotic drugs in the Territory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
BIG NIGHT IN ELKD0M
 "WEDNESDAY

The biz night for Eiks this month is Wednesday night, February T., when the annual Past Exalted RuL CTS night will be observed. It is going to be a night for initiation, and refreshments never before duplicated at previous affairs of the kind
 There will be two Past Exalted Rulers presiding during the even ing, Arthur tScotty) Adams during the initiation, and R E. Robertson curing tte business and entertain ment
 Other Pas, Exalted Rulers holding the various chairs, all who are right up on initiation, will be John Wal mer as Leading Knight, Floyd Flag erscn as Loyal Knight, M. E. Mon agle, Lecturing Knight; Howard 'mmcns, Esquire, R. B. Martin, Chaplain; Dr. A. w. Stewart, Tyler Harry Sperling, Secretary, and Geo. Mes ee,sch midt, Inner Guard. Earl Hunter, also a Past Exalted Ruler. will be too busy to occupy any chair as he is in charge of the entertain n.ant and eats for the night.
 Past Exalted Rulers of Juneau Ledge, CT of other lodges, now in Il is ely, are Henry Messerschmidt, J. A. Hennenthal, w A. Holzheim- CT, o. S. Gill. II. H. McCutcheon, Fred Hanford, Arthur Hedges and Glenn w Truablood, and they will be present Wednesday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
Miss MeNaughton
 Becomes Bride of
 M. Sgt. .MeNanimin

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. l-- Delayed )-Nuptial VOWS were ex- changed this morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church by Miss Mary Jane McNaughton, of the local FBI office, and MiSgt. John McManimin of the Alaska Com munication System. The Rev. Dermot O'Flannagan officiated.
 For her marriage, the bride chose a fuchsia dressmaker suit, small dark hat and orchid corsage Edith White, maid of honor, wore a similar suit of gold color with matching orchid,
 Fred Axford acted as best man for the ceremony
 Music was provided by Mrs. Lawrence Currie, organist, and Sgt. John Hughes, who sang "Panis Angelicus," Ava Maria" and "Oh Lord, I Am Not Worthy" Wedding music by Rossini also was played before the service
 A wedding breakfast was served at the c. w. Hufiesen home fol- lowing the ceremony, and a re- ception will be held this evening at the home of the bride at 428 Fifth Avenue
 Mrs. McManimin is the sister of James McNaughton of Juneau. She made her home in the Capital City until February, 1944, when she came to Anchorage. The groom was formerly advertising man on the Alaska Press in Juneau, when it was daily newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
FISHERMEN r(ALl|E||Dl0uT ::
 TO MEETING
luna Fishing Is to Be Ex Dldined-NeW Chances
 for Cdshing In

All halibuters. seiners and trollers in the Juneau area are called to meet in Union Hall tomorrow Clues day) night at o'clock when re- quirements for tuna fishing will be explained.
 The meeting will be addressed by Robert Roppel of Astoria, and Ray Gildner, fisherman out of Ketchi- kan.
 The idea is to induce fishermen of this area to engage in tuna fish ing during the off season and all requirements for such purpose will be fully explained.
 It is anticipated large attend ance. will result at this important meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
MANY LEAVE FOR STATES ON SOUTH
 BOUND STEAMER

A southbound steamer Saturday brought the following passengers to Juneau: Einar T. Olsen, David Rick eroff, Carl Tutino.
 Leaving for the South were: An- gela Janszen, Loretta Boche, John T. Bardsley, P. R. Smith, John A. Colde, Lenny De Roux, Mrs. Mar tha Nichols, Allean Nichols, R. A. Davis, W. J. Lunka.
 E. E. Phillips, J. w Kitley, J. w.. Pledger, R. E. Smith, Lucille Cliff lords w. H. Weidman, c. Weidman, George Kisainko, G. Abel.
 Byrant Berry, M. Reidy, Lester Thompson, Ray Whaley, Ben O.. Lockridge, J, R. Coplen, L. A. Pow CTS, w. J. McGougan, Mrs. Joe Krause, H. P. Furlong.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-05
MELODY, MIl { MI1R|Tllh, VII
 ROMANCE GO ZIP IN CApITOl BILL

Melody, mirth and romance form the ingredients of the tasty little dish Metro G Goidymn- Mayer is serv- ing at the Capitol Theatre, where Broadway Rhythm" holds the screen. Co-starring George Murphy and Ginny Simms in Technicolor, plus the music of Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra, Broadway Rhythm is a must-see on your movie list.
 It's the story of a theatrical family that has attained success and the impact on them of the presence of very lovely Hollywood movie star. It's gay and colorful and the story has several new twists
 Charles Winninger clowns and toots a trombone in duet with Dorsey, George Murphy sings and dances, Ginny Simms raises her glorious voice in song, Lena Horne dances a spectacular boogie-woogie number and sings two songs. Hazel Scott does things to piano, and Dean Murphy and the Ross Sisters contribute outstanding moments to the film.
 Comics Nancy Walker, Ben Blue and Eddie Rochester" Anderson supply the laugh lines and Bunny Walters joins Miss Simms in the glamour department.
 There are songs galore and color ful dancing to please the eye as well as the ear and George Murphy gets the gal in the finale.