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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
ALL OVERDONE

Lionel Barrymore. as the en-
bHtered and crippled father Of
Mary Rafferty, becomes a villain
in the most melodramatic sense
of the word; Dan Duryea as the
selfish brother. William Scott.
turns into a foot: Marsha Hunt
develops idiotic traits and Mar
shall ThompSon'S portraya Is
turned INTO carlCature of an
adoleSCent drunk, all because Miss
Carson throws the whole thing
off balance with her sweetness.
Only Donald Crisp as the father
and Gladys Cooper as the mother
manage TO salvage any bits Of
dignity, leaving Gregory Peck,
who Is certainly the one young
man of the last year. TO bring Us
fine acting, the sole posseSSor of
hiStrionic laurels in the picture.
He has a sensitive quality and
almost inherent feeling for the
right thing which gives him a val
liable lead over even more eXpe-
rienced players. He does an excel
lent job.
JeSSica Tandy as the frustrated
wife of Peck, turns in a fine per-
formance. but again Miss Carson
interfereS. because she is forced
10 oYerp1ay her vindictive quail
ties so that they can let in all
the sunshine and light on Miss
Garson'S profile Of the role.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Hoosier Hot Shots Rule
Downtown Stage

RURAL RHYTHM Is the rule
at the Downtown Theater. where
the Hoosier Hot Shots of radio
fame, opened yesterday as the
stars of new stage show
Hezzie. Gabe. Ken and Gil are
the four men whose novelty music
and antics pleased an opening day
crowd. Their instruments were a
guitar. bass viol, clarinet whistle
and a waShboard. The combina-
ton started off with Ted Lewis
favorite tune. when My Baby
Smiles at Me" and then broke
into several ballads which close
followers of the group immedi-
ately recognized.
Hezzie, the tall, gangllng type
rustic. was the clown Of the ,out-
fit. His adept handling of that
washboard affair, which was clut-
tered with odd gadgets, amused
as much as il amazed.
For novelty music and different
entertainment. the Hot Shots
have something good TO offer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
T
At State
BY WALTER STEVENSON

FILM ADAPTATIONS OF BEST
selling novels oftentimes surpaSS
in reality the novel itself, but
RN6-RadIo 5 version of Margaret
Carpenters book. Experiment
Perllous, which opened AT the
Palms-State yesterday, falls IN
many respects to live up 10 the
acColadeS of book reviewers.
Director Jacques Tourneur re-
Verts TO a stilted style in telling
the story. He employs the flash
back technique, an outmoded
method which injectS confusion
into plot that demands Simplic-
ity and clarity in IFS development.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Film Time Clock

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-. 4.4s, 7.42, SO p. m. Diamond
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BROADWAY CAPITOL--"Salty oRourke."
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Forever Yours 20 i2.4S. =. 40 lo,2o p m.
CINEMA Dreaming Lips. Il. 2o2. 3d.
6 IS, s26 p m 'Pafliacci,' II "a. 3.l2.
5 40, 3. 0s, 10 Is p. m.
FISHER - Hollywood Canleen," IL So
3 Os $40. s. "a. = o2 p. m.
FOX-" Caribbean Mystery. 1i.o3 a. M
, OF. 40. q ST. 10 S. p. m Where DO
.We 60 From Here" u 30. SIS, 6.ls'
Ia p. m. l212 a m.
MADISON - Hollywood Canteen - ll'So
m. ? pa Sis. s.O2, 1881 p m.
MCHIGAN-"valley Of Decision II q m.
22s SO. gl3 D. M Il "a q m
scared stiff" lar. 4. 40. s.o7. il.24 p. m.
PAIMs-sIATL- Betrayal From the East,
Il a. m 2OS 1.l6, > % II 81 p r..
Experiment PCulOus - "a, %, 80
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ISITED ARTISTS - Mr. Mugs Riaes
Arain II 15 o. M 3A, > 80 50.
ii 40 D M son Of Lassie.' II 80, a..
q as. q 40 p m II 35 m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

Many a worker, who once stepped
on his own starter, today counts
himself lucky when nobody steps
on his toes in a jam-packed bus
or trolley. Accustomed to shorter
hours, he is surprised at his strength
and skill TO perform the more diff
cult tasks of wartime day. 1t Is
his ambition to produce and pro-
duce and produce and thus hasten
the day when our Valiant youth
will work by his side again.
Yes, everybody has been more
weary in wartime than ever before,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

BLENDED PROOF GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
COPYRIGHT JOSEPH s. FINCH COMPANY SCHENLEY PA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

lyrical plea TO ths mutinous
sailors, you must know what GO
ing West ment, II was a very ex-
pensive investment" we folded
our handkerchief in our mouth
and Historically erawled out OF
the theater.
THROUGH THE YEARS
Later Fred buys the island of
Manhattan from a very smart
Indian for $40. finds out that the
precocious blonde June Hayer. is
a phony in every incarnation.
and travels on through the cen
turtles with Joan Leslie, whom he
finally appreciates, becomes
Twentieth Century-Fox marine
and all ends as happily as it did
hilariouSly.
This is a wonderful picture and
don't miss il, even if MacMurray
does sing off key.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

Hank Finney's fine orchestra
played a good show.
The screen Offering is a reissue
of "Wuthering Heights ~ CO.
starring Merle Oberon and Lau-
renee Oliver. w. S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

not forgetting that patient Mother
Who is first on the Job before break
fast. And, who of us isn't deter
mined to carry on to total victory?
If America hadn't had the spirit to
pull together, if we hadn't sharp
ened our wits, if we hadn't sur
prised ourselves with our own
sinew and self-reliance, we might
feel uneasy over whatever trials
may lie ahead. As it is, we can be
grateful for our war r-found capaci-
ties which will help the young folks
get started in the sort of a world
they want.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
STILL ALLURING

Miss Lamar tries an emotional
characterization with little sue
cess since her role calls for cos
tune changes which emphasize
her physical charms rather than
dramatic ability. She's alluring
and smartly goWned throughout
but still the same Hedy who sold
Hollywood on "ECStacy."
Brent's portrayal is an ordinary
one since his part is dominating
one. Lukas cuts sinister figure
but his role is weakened some
what during the flaShback scenes.
The climactic ending is Holly
wood fashioned and designed to
please happy-ending fans who
probably surmSed the conclusion
shortly after the picture began to
unreel.
The companion picture brings
fast-talking Lee Tracy back 10 the
screen in Spy-thriller called
Betrayal from the East.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Fox Film
Hilarious

IF ANY one should ask you,
Where Do We Go From Here ?"
we advise you TO tell the quickest
way TO get to the Fox Theater
where you will find the funniest
fantasy of recent film months.
Wacky though it is, we'd like
to know what the guy who wrote
the scenario takes before whip
ping up such an entertaining eX-
hibrt, tfechnicolor or no, because
here's a picture with imagination
humor and superb direction.
In case you haven't heard don't
listen. just 90 and see for your
self how light, amusing and color
full farce can be if you treat it
right. Hollywood doesn't have to
abuse a laugh like this, Just pet
it, feed il, say a few kind words
to it and it viii blossom into the
kind of hit that Where DO We
Go From Here ?" should be.
! In the first place it's all about
a frantic Az named Fred Mac
Murray, who is Slap-happy about
a Onc-Woman Cantecn, named
June HaNer, who is strictly for
uniforms
THE REAL GIRL
The hrtic home grit Joan
Leslie who IS the genuine article
doesn't stand a chance until Fred
finds an old antique lamp which
he starts 10 polish, "onaccounta
he's used To- wiplng dishes at the
USO. the nearest he's been able
to get TO the armed forces with
a rejection slip.
This lamp turns out 10 be an
original Aladdin object dart
and with the rubbing gives off
with a genie. Gene Sheldon, who
promises him three wishes.
Since Fred'S big deal Is 70 get
into the army. the genie gets hlm
in, only il turns out TO be George
Washington army.
We'd like to tell you to take II
from there. because were still
! hoMlng. but If YOU miss hat
scene between Fred and Alan
Mewbray who plays Gen. Wash
ington, you've missed one Of the
ripeSt laughs OF the season. After
he tells George how te-efoS>
the Delaware, ne gets captured 10y
the ttoSSIdn soldiers VIM fe
about TO shoot hm when the
genie appears and puts him in the
navy, only 1hiS time it's with
Christopher Columbus.
\ HIGH SPOT
2oiiowS ur1c-uf tire Cirvcrryt
sequences "A ia Gilbert and Sulll-
van. We have SCCn-@n long time
with Columbus putting down a
mutiny aboard the Santa Maria
with an operate aria. beautifully
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
\ HIGH SPOT

Follows uuc-uf tire Cirvcrvyt
sequences a ia Gilbert and Sulh-
van. We have Sccn-@n a long time,
with Columbus putting down a
mutiny aboard the Santa Maria
with an operate aria. beautifully
sung. about the world being really
round When he comes TO the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY =.
Decision
Long Drama

FANS WHO have read Marcia
Davenports novel may be unde-
cided about accepting The Valley
of Decision" i'm its film form, for
the picture which opened at the
yesterday offers plenty
of opportunity for argument.
This saga of an American
has been wonderfully
adapted To the screen and the
Story-a sort of Pittsburgh For
Syte Saga dFftly condensed INTO
celluloid capsule for cinema con-
sumption. but il lacks the luSty
and vigorous quality of the book
We think the principal fault
lies in the casting of Greer Carson
as the Irish maid who comes 10
serve as a maid in a suddenly
wealthy Pittsburgh steel family.
Warm-hearted, loving and loyal
though this girl is, Miss Carson
never gives us the down-to-the-
mill feeling that is supposed to be
Mary Rafferty,.
In fact, Miss Carson is still
playing Mrs. Miniver' and she's
such a perfect lady that we be-
fheve she'd probably play a tramp
with a lorgnette.
TOO LADY LIKE
There is nothing OF the Irish
blddy about her, the rebelhou'
nature of the original character
is Softened by a sweetness and ar
acceptance of every issue which
fails 10 ring true.
She is. supposed 10 be the fate
fully disappointed and detached
woman who sees the downfall oI
great steel dynasty and ther
tries TO save it with her love fol
the son, Paul, who is played by
Gregory Peck. but instead. she
becomes such an angel of mercy
that she abSorbs all the faults o.
the family and rises to such self.
effacing heights that you almost
expect to hear TRANSPORTATION
music on the sound track.
The result is that the Other
characters. since Miss Carson ha,
so chosen to underplay. are high
lighted beyond their original in
tent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
A NIELODRAMA

Much of the suspense, upon
which the tale is based. becomes
lost in a deluge of unnecessary
dialogue. The net result IS a
lengthy melodrama.
Academy award winner Paul
LukaS is cast as the wealthy. pSy-
copathic killer whose subtle in
tent TO drive his wife and son
insane because of fanciful Suspi-
cion of infidelity
Heddy Lamar has the role Of
the error-Stricken wife. while
George Brent is the family doctor
who averts complete disaster.
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phone ANAcosTA sPILLWAY. 2o04
EIooFM hEs you have sales ability an.
get very ATTRACTIVE salary and perma
nent position with Washinston,s largest re-
Those with ability can advance to assistant
manage s n- and manasers. Apply mar
food clerks Immediately; no previous ex
glyt s 4 yoSr Sssrsst sAEEwHY STORE 10 3
Foop coNrRo ahSseh exp spRlUysG soo
P faf sf Hotel e tDp
fSop sa eot &HHa!sy Clerks Fl v le or over
food counters, helping to feed Wash in tor
war workers. Good pay while learning
SPp 1s5nissf sd DRua sToRE
FOREMAN for the repair shop of one o
is permanent job with excellent postwa
sn See MIR gen
evening interview. LEO i RoccA nun NC e
l GGnn nRxkEMEN E aant ssGo 3,
syLyANIA ,RAILRoAD Applicants repor
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stfuction, for part time. evenings; per
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FRUIT Nd PRODUCE BUYER wanted
experienced; outside stand excellent salary
Also clerks. SHERBYS MARKET, 401 ~
GARDENER AND HANDY MAN for wor
in yard and house. private residence; mus
be experienced and have good references
SOC per hour Phone OIL. s165.
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GUARD, white, for school grounds sobe
reliable man; permanent. 6-day week, goot
wages. vacation, insurance benefits. etc
Good working conditions. Can use activ,
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view phone MI. 6042.
HANDY MAN for dry-cleaning plant: mus
have drivers permit and reference: goot
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HANDY MAN. must have tools and car
this is a permanent position with estab
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pm, FEDERAL FINANCE & REALTY CO.
el6 New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. I2s
HANDY. MAN tcolored for apartment
house; hours. 9 to 1880 pm; one Ion,
evening and one evening on: must know
switchboard. have elevator permit. Cal
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HELP WOMEN.

WOODWARD b LOTHR0P has immediate
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start, S3l 20 weekly with rapid increases;
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions; ages, 80 to- so. Apply employ
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g IN. she c il sas P saS
MARkiE6 WOMEN for financial markets
young married women because Of short
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A Adv Eli fSe CAREER open for you II
you are interested in learning by practical
experience, layout, copy writing, art and
PRODUCTION. Increase responsibility as your
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FA iar FINE ALrERArIoN1sr to work
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capable Of doing 1st-class work on all
types OF ladies apparel will be considered.
The BLAIR SHOP, 1902 Conn. ave. NV.
' sPKsN aDiD OPPORTUNITY for white
young lady, aged 1S to 25, to learn the
cafeteria business in one Of Washington's
no Sunday work: salary to start, $40 wk.
and meals. uniforms furnished: no expert
ence necessary, but applicant must ike
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14th ST. NV. between $50 and 8 Pm, or
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SITUATIONS MEN.

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AID. 41S4 from s am. to pm Tuesday
CHEF. AL, Army DISCHARGED. Is years
exp. Prefer nightwork; go any place serv-
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CRAFTSMAN wants part-time work on
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Ex;,sERvICEMAN. public relations ,spe-
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work at home along creative writing lines,
Publicity. etc. Box AGE. Star.
MALE NURSE. specializing in invalids and
alcoholics, fully reliable. Call d. 3s4s
after nm. IA
MAN, colored. wants Job driving truck,
long distance or local, good reference.
MAN desiring position as bookkeeper. cPA
system. capable of taking charge of COM
plete set. Phone Executive '7747. 12s
LOCAL or summer resort hotel or club,
thoroughly experienced and good refer
TRADE ASSOCIATION MAN desires posi-
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executive assistant to edit trade magazine,
news bulletins or other publications, con-
tact Government departments. conduct
membership campaigns or special projects.
Extensive and successful experience in
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ground, wishes position as asst. manager
theater or exclusive apt; experienced: per-
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HELP MEN.

TOP FLIGHT RADIO SCRIPT and cop,
writer, no amateurs. NJ BELMONT vEF
CAMERA STORE desires part-time CLERK
necessary. sOMMERs CAMERA Elk.
CHANGE. l4l9 New York ave. NV.
excellent wages to right party. must have
good rel rsfe Mp Nicu Apply at GA 18th st
ESSENTIAL WORK-We need ~ men as
warehouse checkers Immediately; good
wages; regular work consists Of assembling
and checking food orders at night. Apply
NE. Hiring arrangements approved
OLD-LINE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
has opening on a large city debit; guaran-
teed salary and commission: no car OF ex.
pGd necessary. Call RE. 6I61, MR.
or after pm. MIR. SPICER. DU. zoos.
DURING EASTER RUSH, temporary work
in flower stores, March %, 20, 80. 81
and April l., selling, packing or wrapping.
Apply Miss Blackstone, daily except Tues
dsgs, z to pm. BLACKSTONE, florist,
1907 H st NV.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, double entry, exp, exec.
ability, ONCE management and customer
relationship exp. desires pos. OF RESPONSE
bility. pref, in once with small personnel.
1ooKKEEPER.TYPIsT. X yrs. exp. M:
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EX Sf aSFIv ssEsscaRErARY. experienced Of
nee manager, excellent educational back
4 1Ssn Immediately. Salary. $3.50, w.
EXPERIENCED secretary availabl. March
I 10: part ting 8 weeks; 1o-4. days; $40.
ne fe OR Ssar CHEMICAL AssrsralSSr-
Adaptable. conscientious young woman
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n ssId Box 15ss-H; Star. i3'
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bookkeeping and secretarial experience.
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TYPIST, with statistical experience, would
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

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Naval Research and Boiling Field
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Or part time employment See Miss Harsh
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THE HECHT co. has openings for sales
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WOMEN. ). ,colored, 24-55, for part-time
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NIGHT CLERK, over so. settled, sober;
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NIGHT MAN, must understand stoker and
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after i pm, RANDALL H. HAGNER l. CO.
INC; 1921 Conn. ave. NV: DE: 5000:
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PAINTERS, good pay. excellent working
conditions. Apply MR., NASH. 1913 Wilson
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PARTS CLERK, automobile, experienced.
needed by one Of Americas largest Dodge
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is . permanent Job with excellent postwar
opportunities; preference given ex-service-
man. See Mr.. Thomas. general manager.
evening interview. LEO ROCCA. INC,
1901 Conn. ave. nv. EN-. 1000.
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WOMAN. settled twhite). taking care OF
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WOMAN WOMAN I White he capable and experienced
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Of tipping desired. Apply In person only to
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Apply employment office, 9th floor. 9:30-6
VOC WARE h noThkor has immediate
| openings for saleswomen. no experience
necessary. Apply at once .s supplement
DURNG EASTER RUSH. temporary work
in flower stores. March %. 20. 80, 81 and
ha ADD s Miss dy os
Tuesday: to pm. BLACKIsToNE.
s sSssisi lf FEGaam PRODUCTION CO.. To-
services of collector, one that is bond
able; sales exp. essential. Dial DI. 297s
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permanent positions; promotion opportuni-
ties; ages 1S to 80. Apply employment Of
flce. 722 18th st. NV. Monday through
Friday, $3.50 Am. to IN: Sat. $3.50 q. m,
MAC TELEPHONE CO.
ARMY-NAvY WIVES, temporary clerical
positions; excellent opportunity Or 8
weeks specialized clerical work SOC per
hour; pleasant working conditions; please
give details for an immediate interview.
Box 18TH, Star. 13s