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Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Whitley Jewell L : Navy rs
i,urn. and yuIoHiu2 c.tl.taH lant
-d.M
Eohelf Sudham ol rhiI2d'rt.t
Win spend Thanh~2l'ina With MS
aunt Miss tIizahrth Sudt"m
Mrs Francis L"ithi~'1 a"d ~oo
Bobby are speudiu4 tine hoad'%
WEEKEND in Hayro dc GI-ee. Md.
,r and Mr.. BERNARD rri-2s blt
Thursday tor Pitt-hur2h. Pa "h"l"
they viii spend the holiday "'' X.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs John + Abbott OF
NoW York City viii b" h"ldaH
quests ol Mir. and Mrs. & u. Ah-
Nott.
Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Feoh~ and
Gau.hter. Btrhaln. are sp"ndih1
Nh. holiday wech-cud in PhIlad'I
lhi1
MIS- Russell Emory and ~" Sous
are spending Thank~elNln@ IN
Richmond. Va. and viii return
home Monday.
MIR, George T. Gamble OF san
Francisco and FaWnSgroVe Pa. '>
the guest this week Ot Miss t.Il/a
both Sudham.
Miss Ann Hall Wilson returned
tn Philadelphia on Monday att"'
spending the past TWO weeks mere
with MI and Mrs. John NJ VII!
SON
Alr and Mrs. William Burke ant
sou Billy are spending Thanks2lI
me i'm HcightstoWn. y. J.. as n
guests OF Mrs Bukr'S parents, MI
and Mrs ERNEST \. Mount
Stan Scrgcan, Harold Hurdlr'
returned to the States ON "nh"a
at Newport News. Va. He Is IN
son ot Mrs Rirda Burdick and VII
shortly be honorably DISCHARGED
MIR. and Mrs Arlington X. INc
and Mrs Clifford Carlson and In
tie daughter Susan OF NiII"'
Grove. Pa. spent the Weekend VII
Miss Cora Tlice and Howard Trc
OF Milford.
Mrs John c. Truitt returned t
her home ON Causcy avenue "
Thursday after being in th" Mem
oriaI Hospital for the past sever;
weeks where she WAS treated lo
fractured pelvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Greene hd
aa holiday guests, Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Airport and thrc" chiIdr"
OF Alexandria, Va. Mr.. and Mr.
John Carothers and Miss LaW
Lambert OF Baltimore. and Mr. q.
Mrs. Clifford Shcdd OF WilninGto
Mrs. Green's mother. Mrs. +.
Lambert. who has been here tC
p the past month, viii return
? Alexandria with the guests fro
ih.4,.p
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
ENGAGEMENT

Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Katherine
Reid of Vienna. Md, to Holland
johnson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Johnson of Milton.
Miss Reid has recently been hon
orably discharged from the Waves.
She is now working in dental
office i'm Cambridge. Md.
Mr.. Johnson. who has served
with the L. $. Navy for the past
three years in the Pacific has re-
Gently received medical dis
charge from the service.
The wedding will take place in
the near future.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
SUNSHINE NOTES

The MillWood Sunshine Society
Will meet in MillWood Hall on We'd
nesday afternoon, November 2N, at
, O'Clock. The committee follows d:
Mrs. Mabel Davis. Mrs. Matte Dill
Mrs. Alice Stevens. Mrs. Jennie
Short and Mrs. Dora Sharp.
Plan To attend this Sunshine
meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Local Masons Plan
Visit to Masonic Home
Continued from First Page)

The home is carefully managed
bv competent board of trustees
selected for their ability to con-
duct and guide a home of this kind
The visitations are arranged sel-
oral times each year to enable the
membership to become better ac-
nnainted with their number one
project. :. n;ato
The trip will be made i'll private
cars Temple membership is urged
10 contact the lodge officers rela,
tive TO transportation. A stated
communication will be held IN
Temnle Lodge on Friday evening
Eovnmher 23. in the temple on y
W Front street.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
WEDDINGS
Still. MORRIS

= II'T3 .'IV'ININI'7
On Sunday afternoon. November
Is. at the home OF the bride. l.y-
man Morris. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Morris OF Smyrna. and
Miss Kathryn Ann Still, youngest
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs William
II. Still. were united in marriage
by Rev Frank EIerson. Tn" inn
mediate families were present.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
S3f3, ,131, 500 For Supply

Supply contracts awarded in
Delaware through June amounted
to $3i3,151 GOO. of which $1S.NSl $50
WAS for aircraft. $179.929,000 for
ships; $65, 1S3.O00 for ordnance;
$1.H1l 900 for communication equip
mcnt. and $77 .S93 900 for miscclIa-
neOus. Facility projects awarded
in Delaware amounted to $iS.G5i =
GOO. Of which $26 Sci 900 was indus
trial undertakings and $2l1S7 900
for military.
Under the Delaware district OPA
office. activities OF the administra-
tiOn in eight counties on the East
ern Shore of Maryland: Salem
County. y. j., and Chester and
Delaware Counties. in PcnnSylva-
mia. are administered.
War supply contracts and facil-
ity projects in these counties
through June. this year were:
Maryland, Caroline County. $5l 600 +;
Cecil, $199,1772, 900; Dorchester,
$S,363, 900; Kent, $1,375.000; Som
erset, $6.779,000; Talbot. $2.732 900 ;
Wicomico, $9133 900: Worcester
$537 900; Salem County y. J., SAL
$4,000; Pennsylvania. Chester
county. $130,6S1 600, and Delaware
county. $2.0121l2. 900.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Obituary

MlLIIOLIAND
John Douglas MulhOlland son of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mulh0lland, age
- years died Sunday. November
l> Funeral services We're held
Tuesday afternoon at the Berry
Funeral Home. with Rev. Joseph :.
Kinks oiiciatius. He is survived,
hesido his PARENTS hy his sister.
Mrs James CrcssOn. Intcrmont
made in odd Fellows cemetery.
RYDER
Mrs Charlotte Ryder. age 81
years. widow of the late Louis
Ryder, passed away last Thursday
morning. November -. in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital Funeral
services We're held last Saturday
afternoon at o'clock from the
I.ofHMd Funeral Hom~. Milford,
with Rev. Joseph H. Kinks, pastor
OF Christ Episcopal Church, Off
ciatiu9. Intclmcnt in odd Fellows
cemetery, this city She is survived
by three sons. Henry. Louis and
George Ryder. all of Milford.
FREEDEN
Gotttricd Frc"den. age ST years.
died suddenly at the homo OF his
daughter at BridGeville on Thurs
day November -. Funeral services
were held at the II. r. Hardesty' 5
Funeral Home in Bridgcville on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
MauHen Warrington Otiiciating In
tclmcnt at Bridgeville cemetery
Surviving are his widow. Louise
Freoden Il daughter. Mrs. Reuben
Riley of Brid&"villc. a son, Rein
hold Frcedou of Summit. y. j.. and
three Grandchildren. He was char
ter member OF Monitor Lodge. No
-. l. O. q. f.. bridgeport. Conn
Fourteen members OF Crystal FOun
Lodge No ~. |. q. O. f., OF Mil
ford, attended in a body and were
pallhcarers.
DAVIDSON
Funeral services for Captain An
drew j. Davidson. Il years old. re
tircd skipper OF the Delaware Riv
CT lighthouse tender, were helt
from the McCrery Funeral H0m
in Wilmington on "Wednesday af
teruoon at 80 o'clock. Intermen
in GracelaWn Memorial Park. Cap
tain Davidson died of a heart at
lack Thursday night. November /;
ut his home, 2l3 West Twenty
fourth street. Wilmington. lie ha
retired -four years ago after t
years Of lighthouse service wit
: til" t. :. Navy. He had been liVin
with Il daughter. Mrs. Helen Stan
, ert. He is survived by two Othe
: daughters. Mrs. Stanley Hearn {
Wilmington and Mrs Albert Nc
- MHnus of ElktOn, Md; a son. Al
drew A. Davidson. recently return
ed from the South Pacific: two sis
, tcrS. Mrs Ella BlOckSOm, Penn
= Grove. Pa: Mrs. Jcanncttc Mus
tard. Milton; a brother, lIamiltO
Davidson. also of Milton. and 81
=. grandchildren \ native of Milton
Captain davidson had been aSSC
=. Ci1tpd with maritime activities frOl
an early age He worked in HI
fathers Shlpyard for a time an
then joined the Navy He went
Il Wilmington 80 years ago and ser
cd as skipper ON the lighthOu,
., tenders WOOdhinC. WiStCria al
the Lilac.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

PEARSON CAREY

Miss Frances I'.H~ou. J.U-Hi,r
of Mis-. Bertha Pearson ANA the
late Charles Pearson ut Milford
and RiX Carey. Jr. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. RiX Carey. ST.. of FELTON,,
We're married on Saturday. Novom-
bcr 10. The wedding took place At
the brides home at two O'Clock p.
IN. with the Rev. j. {. Handy OI
i SudierSyillc. Md performing rh"
ceremony Mrs. Jeanette IlalI. sis
ter Of the bride. played the we'd
ding march. AIr. and Mrs Willinm
WiX. another sister and hrothcf-in-
law OF the bride. acted Hs brides
maid and best man. The bride wore
blu" suit with black accessories
and a cnrsa&e ot pink ru9" buds.
The bridesmaid wore pink suit
with black accessories and had a
COrsage OF yellow rose buds \ re-
CeptiOn followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Carey has an honorable dis
charge from the Army after serv-
ing three years and eight months
in service. OF that time he spent
30 months overseas ana was in
five major battles. Miss Pearson
graduated from the Milford High
school in 1910 and is now employ
ed at the Peoples BANK in EiarrjnG
ton. Mr.. Carey is Il graduate oI
the FELTON, High School and is now
salesman for Nchi BottlinG COM
pany at Dover. After r"turnu.
from their wedding trip they vii
reside in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

David II. Holland, aged 81 years.
Gied al his home on Second Street.
South Milford. November %. 1918.
after several weeks illness. He
leaves a wife and two children.
Joseph +. Holland, who has been
spoken of as the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor of Delaware for
the past several years; and Mrs.
William V. Sipple also of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
State War Contracts
Total 1892, 4O8,OOO
tContinued from First Page)

OF the $500 .4oS.oo of contracts
and projects awarded in Delaware.
$363 3.666 600 was for work under
taken in New Castle county: $17,-
399 Kent county. and $11.3i3.-
GOO $uSCpX cOuntv
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Buy Victory Bonds. Hold Victory
Bonds. A sale isn't until it sticks.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Arthur Ilarpc. son Of \. j. W.
Harper of West Front Street. North
Milford. and who is student at
Goldcy College, Wilmington. won
the second prize for rapid calCuld-
ti0n at that institution for the
month of September
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Fred Rust and Miss Ella May
Holton both of Georgetown. were
quietly married at the Protestant
parsonage Sunday NIGHT by the
Reverend j. \. Wright.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
PARKER LYONS

Th" wedding of Miss Ncn"lin Mae
Parker. daughter of Charles H.
Parker and the late Bertha l.. Par
ker OF GEORGETOWN. and Ralph iIar-
rlsOn Lyons. son Of Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Lyons of Milford. took
place at 6 o'clock Saturday night.
November Il, in the Wesley Meth
Odist Church, Georgetown. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Omar +. Jones. minister of
the church. The wedding music was
played by Mrs. Joseph Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas was SOlOist The bride
was given in marriage by her ia
ther. The bride wore a white satin
gown with seeded pearls at the
sweetheart neckline. with fngcrtiu
veil held in place by a orange bios
som cOrOnCt halo. The matr0n OF
honor. Mrs. Ida Watkins of Mil
ford, wore a wine taffcta gown will
matching shoulder length veil. Tho
bridesmaids. Miss Mildred Tvndal
OF Georgetown. wore chartruSt
tatleta gown with matching veil
and Mrs. Margaret Atkins Of Mills
boro. wore a pale blue tatfeta gowl
with matching veil The best mal
was Arlie Watkins OF Milford. Til,
ushers We're James D0nawav o
GEORGETOWN and Edgar Lyons. bro
ther or the groom from Baltimore
a reception for the Immediate fam
lies and friends followed at tn,
home Of the bride The bride is
graduate of the Georgetown Higl
School. class OF 1898. and is nov
employed at the l.. ID. Caulk Com
pany in Milford. The groom is om
/ ployed at the dupont Company. Sea
= ford, and has been in service 10
tlVe years. being overseas ,
: months. The couple left ON a shor
. honeymoon and upon their rctur
| Will reside at PIG North Railroa
avenue. Georgetown. Out of tow
1 guests We're present from Phila
I delphla. Wilmington. Baltimor,
- Dover. Milford, Lincoln. EllendaL
- harrington, MillsbOro and Milton
II Buy Victory Bonds. Hold N'irtor
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Miss Sara Anderson and Daniel
Anderson have returned from a
lengthy stay at Atlantic City.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Fred Owens, Jr.. son of Fred
Owens OF Owens Station met with
a very Painful accident on Sunday
morning while ridine "A horse. The
animal stumbled throwing the lad
off and then fell on the boy. crush
in@, and srlintcrin2 his shoulder
hone. Dr. W. :. Hunter was hastily
called and dressed The shoulder.
hut At this writing the hoy is snf-
terin@ great pain.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

DR.. and Mrs Bradley Gricr of
Frederica are taking trip through
Cuba.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Ray Sammons. of Brid2cyillc.
who a short time ago left here for
the south to engage in buying
holly for G. +. Brown, killed a fine
deer the day after his arrival there
and many of his friends have re-
CeiVcd some of the meat.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM TIE 1915 FILES OF THE
MILFORD CHRONICLE

Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. SalmOns. Mr..
and Mrs. ". G.. Cammons and May
or and Mrs. Lank spent the week
with WilminSton friends.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

DR.. James Martin of MAGNOLIA
las purchased a Saxon AUTOMOBILES.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
EAR FRIENDS

EAR FRIENDS
y Because OF the
holiday this week.
z - tn" editor says that
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Use but Mr.. Jones was dead when
Evening star., 1945-07-27
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

A4oA@@ w OS4~'
Sights and sounds: Sometimes
the technical wizards are confounded
and stymied by their own wizardry.
During a watery sequence for
Clark Cables new movie. This
Strange Adventure" Gable and his
pal, Thomas Mitchell, as Merchant
Marines, had been torpedoed and
were bobbing around on a small life
raft. Director Victor Fleming tried
every concoction he knew to give
their clothes the appearance of hav-
ing been soaked in oil because they
had been shot out of tanker and
had swum a great distance in the
oil-soaked waters
First he tried large quantities of
glycerin, then mineral oil and finally
various combinations. But nothing
Fleming and the technical experts
sprayed onto the actors clothing
gave off the desired effect-of two
men who had foundered through
oil-soaked waters.
Finally an overalled and incon-
spicuous little chap on the sidelines
SWduOWCo lldlO diid opohC uP. AaA ..
Fleming" he asked, why don't you
try using oil?"
Mr.. Fleming WINGED But the boys
got out the plain old tanker oil and
doused up Gable and Mitchell. 1t
worked-proving again that even in
Hollywood you can't see the forest
for the trees.
**
When you're making quickies,
| time is of the essence, and many
are the devious schemes a director
will adopt to cut costs to the bone
Now We come upon beautiful,
blonde Rita Corday shot through
the head for scene In RKO's Men
Are Such Liars" This is one of those
numbers the studio wraps UP in
little more than a weeks time and
the boys and girls are constantly on
the leap from one set to another
Rita is lying on the floor while
Bonita Granville and Morgan Con-
way lean over searching for clues
that may lead to the murderer.
Director Lew Landers decides he
wants closeup of Rita, on the
floor, with the other two looking
on in profile. The cameraman can't
get his instrument set up to shoot
at such an angle and tells Landers
it will require an elaborate crane
shot. 1t would take several hours
to set up the camera and the scene.
"Well do it horizontal" said Lam
ders, an expert veteran of the
quickie school. The rug was pulled
of the floor and tackled on the wall
of the Set Rita got up and leaned
against the rug on the wall. The
camera, pointed horizontally, moved
in and got the closeup. On the
screen as it will appear to the GUS
toners that the camera is pointing
right down at the floor.
ct feel like a zombie," cracked
Rita. II don't even get to lie down
when I'm dead"
49,
Close-ups: When the national
swimming meet takes place in Los
Angeles next month Esther Will
lians, former champ, now a screen
actress, will be one of the judges.
Robert Cummings plans to join
the ranks of actor producers. He is
negotiating for screen rights to the
Alexander Dumas life story.
4 After "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn,
Jimmy Dunn was handed the part
of Brooklyn detective in "Carib-
bean Mystery" Dunn thought he
was through with Brooklyn and be-
gan studying French for the lead in
Evening star., 1945-07-27

The authors of this variant on
Evening star., 1945-07-27

to pass an innocent couple of hours
in the company of this one. Little
Miss Powell is more notable for her
singing than for her acting, but she
manages nevertheless to create a
rough and not unamusing impress
sion of the destructiveness of the
female young. Her elders in the
cast are chiefly the competent Ralph
Bellamy and the veddy pretty Con-
stance Moore.
The rest of the light-heartedness
of the Earle's newest program is
provided by Ray Kinney, the Irish
Haiaiian, and his band, together
with a nicely blended group of
specifics.
X " X X
The authors of this variant on
Evening star., 1945-07-27
Little Man Had the Idea

2Oth-Fo movie with Paris back
ground. Then he learned he was to
play a Brooklyn stowaway in the
film.
Enchanted Voyage" will be treat
ed to a name change just as soon
as one can be devised. Too much
like the recent Enchanted Cottage" /"
Jimmy Gleason and his wife Lu-
cille have registered 10000 service
men at their backyard canteen,
which was opened two years ago.
Ex-leading man Bill Lundigan.
with the Marines on Okinawa, may
receive medical discharge due to
a back injury. Sergt. Tom Carson,
here on leave, reports Lundigan is
one of the most popular men in the
outfit. I'VE want him out of service
and back here so he can give that
Van johnson a run for his money
declared Carson.
Lord Sandwich. the always-hun-
cry figure of London life in the 18th
century. will have place in RKO's
Chamber of Horrors" He's the
man after whom the sandwich is
named.
(Reieased by the North American News
paper Alliarce. Ine.l
Evening star., 1945-07-27

of zesty nourishment, zippy flavor.
Just right eating for a guy (or
gall with a job to do. We suggest
Wheaties for you, often.
Evening star., 1945-07-27

Maestro Kinney and his musicians
do very well with their Hawaiian
accented music. its correlative
dances and its songs, but Ray does
not let the sad melodies exclusively
dominate his part of the program.
Between the comic and the solemn
in the islands music are interspersed
number of amusing and enter
tanning specialties. The three Mar
Inns, an acrobatic act, are likely to
turn out to be your favorites on the
bill Or maybe it will be Walter
Nillson, the man who rides that
assortment Of bicycles and uni
cycles. Nillson is very much a
clown. The other specialist is
Arnie Hartman, a true virtuoso on
the accordion, an instrument which
is living these days in desperate
need of virtuoso.
Evening star., 1945-07-27

picture subjects
Europe
the Dwar with American film distribution.
Evening star., 1945-07-27

Miss Benson's theme--if a theme
can be said to belong to any writer
other than Gertrude Stein-were
under the compulsion to tie it into
show business. That, of course, is
because Miss Powell is a sort of
singing prodigy and if you neglect
to take advantage of her vocal gifts,
you're crazy. Director Arthur Lubin
is not.
Delightfully."- Dangerous" presents
its minute heroine as little charm
school mink whose only living rela-
tive is beautiful older sister, Miss
Moore. The former has great de-
lusionS of the latter's grandeur and
when she hears she is in show busi-
ness she spreads the tale of what a
great and beautiful musical comedy
star the Older girl is. When she
makes the tragic discovery that the
sister actually is merely a queen of
burlesque, the idol of the audience
in shirt sleeves, that is where what
ever fun is in the picture begins.
The child stops at virtually nothing
in her effort to redeem the beautiful
older sister from what she deems the
degradation of the strip-tease. And,
of course, those chorus lines that
are more comic than competent,
and which make up in weight what
they lack in grace.
A rescue of this size is quite a
thing for even an adult to under
take, but United Artists writers were
pretty smart in thinking up Mr..
Bellamy as James ally. Bellamy has
a way with kids, a gentle, under
standing, helpful way and full ad-
vantage of it is taken in the Earles
picture. We hate to think what 1t
might have been like without him
the picture as well as James effort
to solve her problem.
Bellamy's role is that of a big
legitimate musical producer, not q
very inspired savior character in
such set-up, but the bland, Off
hand way he has makes you forget
the hackneyed essence of the role.
u xx
1t is a generally sentimental Jour-
ney through some old situations that
one encounters in Delightfully."-
Dangerous" the most emotional OF
which are those in which the elders
in the cast try to teach Jane that
burlesque Is fine old institution
and completely lovable.
The musical assets of the Earle
screenplay are provided by Miss
Powell, naturally, and by Morton
Gould and his orchestra. AS to
James voice, we are not expert in
such matters but it seems to be ma
Evening star., 1945-07-27

turing properly, still best in it's upper
reaches. If singing teachers think
anything of diction these days, it
might be a good idea for James to
mention the point to her, especially
in numbers more lyrically compli-
Gated than "Once Upon a Song"
the major tune in Delightfully."-
Dangerous" Mere precosity does
not mean perfection, if we may add
a cliche to the ones in the picture
The miscellaneous stock char
acters of Delightfully."- Dangerous, 4"
the butler and maid who are charged
with comedy responsibilities, are
well played. The two mentioned
are taken care of by Arthur
Treacher and Louise Beavers, re-
spectively.
Innocently trivial, perhaps, are
the two words which best sum up
the picture.
Evening star., 1945-07-27
Iranians Are
Film Fans, Too
HOLLYWOOD.

Iran eagerly awaits an influx of
Hollywood-made motion pictures,
according to group of Iranian
newspapermen who visited Walt
Disney in Hollywood. after several
weeks at the San Francisco Con-
ference.
English is rapidly becoming the
second language Of Iran, they say,
replacing French. The country has
Evening star., 1945-07-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
| and Time Of Showing

stage.
National-"Good Night Ladies':
$50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Where Do We Go From
Here: II am, lao, 4:25, 7:30 and
1910 pm. Stage shows: 1885, $40,
6:45 and 9:20 pm.
Columbia Mob Hill':: II am,
los, $40, $40, TBS and 9:35 pm.
Enthusiastically Dangerous:
II am, 1:35. 4::30, 7:30 and 1905
pm. Stage shows: 12:45, 3:45, $40
and $40 pm.
Keith's =" Along Came Jones':
1l:45 am, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15 and s:45
pm
Little-"The Invaders. II am.
lilo, sos. Sis, 7:30 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan The Corn Is
Green: II an, los, $40, SIS, tbs
and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"valley Of Decision. l0:45
am, 1:25, 4:05, 6:45 and $50 pm.
Pix-@Stand-I In: 2, 4:45. TAO and
1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-07-27

DELIGHTFULLY."- DANGEROUS" a
United Artists Picture with Constance
Moore and Ralph Bellamy. produced by
Lubin. screen play by Walter De Leon and
Arthur Phillips. based on story by Irving
Phillips, Edward Verdier and Frank
Tashlin, original music and arrangements
by Morton Gould At the Earle.
Cheryl williams Jane Powell
Arthur Hale Ralph Bellamy
Josephine Williams Constance Moore
Morton Gould and his Orchestra,
Morton Gould and his Orchestra
Jeffers -- Arthur Treacher
HdnndH ----------- Louise Beavers
Molly --- Ruth Tobey
Mrs. Jones - Ruth Robinson
Prof Bremond - Andre Chariot
Nadine Shirley Hunter Williams
Evening star., 1945-07-27
A Melodious Junior Miss
Appears on Earle'S Screen
By JAY CARMODY.


fully henous little inevitable
the showed the Delightfully."-
with Powell positive entertaining
Junior along the meantime won't hurt too
Evening star., 1945-07-27

We suggest Wheaties-and pay
ment in advance. A big bowlful of
milk, fruit, and Wheaties, Break
fast of Champions" is chuck-full
Evening star., 1945-08-30
SUGAR the magic ingredient

Few realize how really impor-
tant sugar is until it's difficult
to get. Perhaps all of us have
rather taken sugar for granted
just something sweet for
our coffee, tea, cereals and
fruits. Actually, sugar is the
magic ingredient in many
everyday foods = bread and
cakes, ice cream and desserts.
In preserves, jams, jellies and
canned fruits. Sugar is the in
dispensable product which
makes most foods palatable and
attractive.