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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
MARCH u TOAPRIL eo

MARCH u 10 APRIL 10
Aries-Big Improvement over
Yesterday. sSpe ects. Personal
affair, religious. charity sCtIyl-
ties, necessary business and en-
p'oymert Avo Te q. Maritime
prospects improved
APEIL - 70 WAY %
Taurus Idea setup ion plans.
corteEtment. First, remember
God N prayer, tHen enjoy t#e
GsT With family, worthy friends,
az some wholesome recreation.
Necessary work favored.
MAY 81 TO June ~
Gemudt- Other planets tran
your own Mercury in favorable
position spc!. nigh. possibly quick
gain, happiness, Il you are
agreeable and % your best N
al thing GO 90 church.
JtNE p TO JLLY -
Cancer -- Friendly aspects in
every direction Treat others
cor..dcrstely. bear patiently
with their ll,tlc fa!Ings and see
how truly happy rou viii feel.
All worthy ,ndcsyar. advance.
MR. -. To iiG 'r
L'o--\ayal and maritime inc
tere,'s. legations, research
iu science. particularly medicine
o. nd I'D .,,,.D, f- -....,. q. .E4 L...kI..
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

- use for needed rest, healthy
exercise when duties permit, of
course Happy day on whole.
Don't be TOO eXacGHg.
OCT. - TO NOV. e2
Sco,p.o-unusual period with
al worthy lines Of cndeavor hon
ored Take this opportunity 20
thank God for His many bless
inGs get better acquainted With
your family enjoy hobby
rest.
NOV. - "a DEC. %
Sag farals-DIastic changes
from plans running smoothly not
ADVISED. Saturn. only unfHvor-
ably aspected planet now. advises
against risks TO health, property.
Otherwise, day fine
DEC. p To JAN 21
CapricOra-Simjlar indica-
tious % both Scorpio and Saglt-
tariu today. Be IN line with pro-
Rressiye matters Enjoy church
and Sunday interests Think Of
health
JAN. - 10 FEE. 20
Aqgar,ps-Opportune for YOU
% show your incest personality,
especially 20 family Urgent
work sponsored, but don't seek
tasks that can wait for work
week Pray.
FEE. aI TO MARCH %
Pscss - Advice to Auuarius
for you today. Pleasant indica-
tons Improve health, ,piritual
development. Catch up with neg
lected correspondence, social
obligations
YOU, BORN TO-DAY: Mag
net,c personality, sincere; deep
respect Tor religion and family
ties; proud. conservative, very
artistic, analytical, som times
too eXactlng Of family and
. hers Often overwork. Seek
e h eerful ] pastimes, intelligent
friends; learn really 10 relax.
Capable If unusual success.
Copyrirnt 1915 by Kins Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON
! MRS. PHILIP SHERIDAN

\ MRS. PHILIP SHERIDAN
1WOOD will give a birthday
luncheon at the Old Club e.
Wednesday 10 honor her
mother Mrs. Frank Re-
maud ...
She has invited Mrs. Edward
Moinet Mrs. Walter Zim-
mer Mrs. Raymond Field
Mrs. G.. Ogden Ellis ..
Mrs. Charles Kettering Mrs.
Herman koestlin Mrs Jack
Anderson Mrs. Clarence
Talzien -. Mrs. Henry p. Will
liams Mrs Albert LeGro -.
and Mrs Edward Kinsel ...
Capt. Frank Renaud Jr. has
been reassigned 10 San An
tonic after a leave visit
home which followed three
years of continuous service
In the European theater ...
The Phil Woods and their
daughters Garlin and
Marilyn left for the Old
Club on their boat yester-
day and plan 10 be up
there 4. for 10 days
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
G. n. WiIIses Here

1T. AND MRS c HAROLD
WILLS and their baby
daughter have come W
from Dayton 10 visit Nr wis
mother Mrs. {. Harold
Wills
And they viii occupy he
George Schenck house IN Lake
ksnd avenue while me
SSchenckS stay on at Nan
tucket
Col end Mrs. Yates Gorham
Smith . are returning from
Dayton 20 occupy thelr
house in Edgemont Park k...
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Guests Of WoIfes

Mr. AND MRS. r. BLISS
WOLFE who are AZ their
summer home on the Canadian
shore have had as guests
since Aug u, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Dennie Of Kan
saS City
The four have just returned
from Rose Point Inn at
Parry Sound where they
have been fishing and the
Dennies will depart for home
-. tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
The Curious Monkey

Monkeys like new interests as
much as men. Monkeys can
think and desire and plan-they
are curious and eager and en-
thusisstic Getting interested is
the best thing a monkey does.
And he's always willing 10 take
chance. But YOU never saw a
monkey get anywhere with his
interests And that's because
no monkey can ever hang onto
an interest long enough 10 make
~ worth while There's no grip
m A monkeys mind That's why
he's still a monkey
Civilization IS a prweSs ~
learning 10 hang onto interests
TO resist tho temptation Of
new interests 10 develop the
interest YOU have chosen. The
more civilized YOU are. the more
grown Up YOU are-.the better
able YOU are 10 hang on n
YOU continually lose interest it
isn't the interests fault It's
your fault It's 4 sign that YOU
are still monkey minded
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Mrs. Bruce Thompson
Honored at Luncheon

MRS. r. c. WALK Of Moran
road recently entertained az a
bridge luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
Bruce Thompson Of St. Louis,
who is the summer guest of her
daughter, Mrs. j. c. Hurley Of
Merriweather road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Return From Maine

MRS. w. NJ. GRANGER and
her daugh ter, MarceIlne Of
Parkview drive are expected
home this weekend after sew
cral weeks in the East, They
have been guests AT the Artist
Colony in Rockport, Me
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Harry w. LePires
To Return tuesday

Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY ".
LePIRE and their son, David.
will return Tuesday from Case
vile, Mich, where they have
been guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Russell al their summer
home on Saginaw Bay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Back From Overseas

SGT. ROBERT L. BUT
TERlCk, who has been over
seas, IS spending a furlough with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
a. ButteriCk Of Ward avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Hostess TO AIumnee

MRS. d. J. MCCORMICK viii
entertain the Detroit-Windsor
Circle Of Loretto Alumnse IN
her home m Longacre drive,
next SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
lakes Motor Trip

CHARLES RICHARDSON is
on a motor trip TO New York
-Gtts.-&hnEs- -ks=is=Visftfng frfcrcfs
and seeing shows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Miss Baker Enoaoed

LEO z. BAKER of St. Jean
avenue announces the engage
ment Of his daughter, Patricia,
10 Hollis f, Kicker Of North
field, VI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Girl Born 70 Cushmans

Mr.. AND MRS. EDWARD L.
CCSHMAN Of Dearborn an
nounce the birth of daughter,
Elizabeth Ann, on Aug. 13. Mrs.
Cushman is the former Rather
inc Jean Moore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Guest at Waldorf

MIR. AND MRS. r. II. COL
LIEU, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs w r. Holler arc spending
2 few days at the Waldorf As
torla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Purdys at Mackinac

Mr.. AND MRS. r. r. pURDY
of Lincoln road are spending
10 days AZ the Grand Hotel on
Mackinac Island.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Hold on Interest

Stop wishing! You'll never
find A. Though you live 20 oe A
hundred. you'll never find an
interest that VIII hold you
II you want success, You'll
have 10 learn TO hold an m
teTcSt.
An interest isn't the impor-
tsnt thing IN life. Your attitude
toward interests IS the most
important thing
No interest. however allurinC.
is of any value 10 YOU until
you've MADE IT your oWn-untl
you've done things 70 il and
with IT, And that can he ac-
compllshed IN = brief gush Of
excitement. II takes time. Tire
some time And that's where
YOU II prove whether YOU re man
minded or monkey minded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Don + Lose

By ELSIE ROBINSON

I'D LIKE 10 do something e"
YOU say. Something new and
different. Something worth
while. And I'm always trying
but somehow I seem 10 lose
interest II I could only find
something that really inter-
ested me.
That's what you're saying.
Your feelings are mixed as you
say il You feel a little proud
because you are so restless.
You're sure II makes YOU differ
ent from other people-stodgy,
humdrIm people who never
have such perpleXties. And yet
AZ the same time you're irrI-
tated and sorry for yourself.
You envy people who have
found some work they're crazy
about Lucky dogs, They nave
All the breaks II only YOU could
have your chance If only you
could find something that would
hold your interest
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Crusading Educator

When Gilbert Miller finally
brought ii TO this country in
1884, as a vehicle for Ethel
Barrymore, there was a con-
siderable dramatic change rlade.
Miss Barrymore appeared in the
sol, light while the lad. Rich
ard Wacing. became a sort of
non .escript character.
Now that it has reached the
film here is quite a duel be-
tweaI Bette Davis as the cru
sad.ng educator and the bril-
liam young pupil, John Dali.
We're sure that you will find
Il of the most intriguing
dramas in celluloid that you've
seen in some. time. especially
with a superb supporting cast
VIII h includes such perform
ances as that given by little
joan -Lering asIthe cockneY
huSsy who causes all trouble in
the picture. She's terrific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Impressive Story

Equally as impressive is the
EnJe Pyle journal. The Story
of G. 1. joe" which is having
its Detroit premier at the
Palms-State. This is no mere
record of fantastic deeds, but
an actual chronicle of what the
most beloved of all war cor
RESPONDENTS experienced before
he checked out.
Burgess Meredith plays the
role ot Ernie and does il with
such restraint that you hardly
seem conscious of his presence
throughout the whole fiLm. The
other members Of the cast are
the real thing, not Hollywood
actors IN the general Vine street
sense Of the word.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Dream Sequence Latest

The cowboy actors out on
what all Republic calls the
Street are used TO the sight of
chorus girls in the Rogers
westerns.
They don't even shy any more
at the sound OF a 56-piece SYM
phonic orchestra background for
Rogers or Dale Evans or TIE
Sons Of the Pioneers songs.
But now they're being broken
10 a dream sequence and the
idea of dual roles for almost
everyone in the cast even
Trigger.
Republic has set the pace for
the musical westerns. The pic
lures are top-budgeted, and are
produced with the same lavish
yet painstaking art that turns
out the biggest musicals.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
War Film at Fox

Clever interspersing of actual
newsrcel shots has added to the
realistic quality which made
Gen. Eisenhower call il, "the
greatest war film of them all"
The Fox goes for a war angle,
too. with Captain Eddie" the
dream ed-up life of Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker, except that il has
a ynry personal approach with
Fred MacMuarry in the title
rola.
Lvnn Bari plays the wife OF
the hero who first started 10
fly by taking off in a baby
buggy from a garage roof.
Thomas Mitchell. Lloyd No
Ian and James Gleason top the
supporting cast for this heroic
romance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Delightful Comedy

For sheer laughs, the Mich
igau offers you a delightful COM
edy. called Guest Wife with
Cla Idette Colbert in the lead
spot
IA Colbert, who is a past
mistress Of the art of subtle
situations. manages TO guide
bntn Don Ameche and Dick
Foran through some very anus
ing episodes, although the plot
Is strictly from the shallow end
OF a scenario pool.
In person you'll find Henry
BuSSe and his orchestra taking
over the stage of the Down
town Thcater
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Lively Production

Sunset in Fl Dorado" Is
lively with production numbers.
It's chorus boasts Hollywood's
prettiest dancers. It's tunes are
catchy. 1t begins in 1945 and
il goes into the fiashback. II il
weren't for Trigger, the cow
boys wouldn't know they were
on the right set.
Dale Evans. who plays her
tenth consecutive role opposite
Rogers, dreams most OF the
picture-and that's how things
get back to 1890.
She starts things of by
dreaming she's her own grand
mother, belle of the 'Fandango
Dance Hall. Fl Dorado. gold
rush days. Then she dreams
about Roy Rogers. bold and
fearless as ever. but with side
burns.
And there's Trigger. who for
tunately didn't need any make
up for the period part
George 'Gabby' Hayes Is in
the story. and he has to look
some 40 years younger. but
complete with beard.
Besides the boys in the To-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

have been tilting their chairs
back against the false front OF
the Silver Dollar saloon for the
last 10 years that the movie
west is changing.
These days the talk centerS
around the new Roy Rogers
picture Sunset in Il Dorado.
Now there is something a
little different for a western.
It's the pluShiest of the Rogers
series this year--a super de-
luxe. top-of- the barrel, grade A
musical with a western back
ground-a spectacle, no less.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Musicaf Westerns Usher In New Day

gallon hats and the high-heeled
boots, Dale's dream upsctS the
makeup men. too.
They just get the 1945 Sc
quences under control when the
scene switches 90 1890 and they
have To fix Rogers SIdcbuTus.
do Dale's hair and unwrinkle
Gabby-S s face.
The cowpokes can't reallt'
complain they look the same
IN 1890 as in 1918 Bat they
can't get used to riding first in
a stage coach and then in a con-
ycrtiblc.
The guys in the lewis have
showed their chairs farther into
the shade against the black
smith shops backlcSs facade.
and If YOU were 10 ask them
about the old rootn shootin
westerns, they'd more than
likely point to the huge. ultra
modern sound stage J., the
newest and most complete in
Hollywood. and say:
They went thataWay.'
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

of the United Artists next
Thursday.
We first saw The Corn Is
Green as a play in London in
1899 AT that time Emlyn Will
liamS who also wrote Night
Must Fall" was appearing in il
with Dame Sybil Thorndyke and
the start accent was all thrown
on IA young Welsh miner, with
the schOolmistreSS appearing
onl, + the background.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Bath Proves
Worrisonne

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4.
NOBODY but the ancient Ro-
~ mans ever generated as
much excitement about a bath
as do the Erbes brothers of
Warner Bros They preside
over the plumbing department.
there and as a consequence in
charge of all screen bathing.
Nothing is more pleasing to
the plumbing department than
10 prepare a bath for a beauti-
full star. The shower prepared
for Joan Leslie, the bride in
jamie Gets Married." seemed
TO call for considerably more
effort from the Erbes brothers
than the small tub in which
John Dali fathers himself dur
ing one scene in The Corn Is
Green"
Dali took his bath in The
Corn Is Green in the single
room of the Welsh cottage
where he was supposed to live.
But the Leslie shower was part
Of a completely modern home
bathroom.
The Erbes brothers weren't
sure just how much of the bath
room and Miss Leslie would
show in the finished scene. So
they fitted out a complete room
and left an opaque, curtain
nearby for the use of Miss
Leslie if she felt modest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
By PATRICIA eLARY
UaIted Press staff Correspondent

THERE'S a rumor circulating
around Republic studios
Western street. where more
prop blood has been spilled
than in any other spot in Holly
wood and where guns have been
fired that have echoed in every
theater in North America.
There's a feeling among the
wranglers and the cowboys who
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Detroit Movie Houses Offer Wide
Choice Of Features in New Bills

FTER weeks of holdovers return showings all
"A heaters except United Artists changed their
bills this variety of attractions that from
high comedy to serious emotional drama.
latter find the most profoundly moving
picture Green" which the
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