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Evening star., 1945-03-26
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOTJvWOOD

They think 1t would be swell over
at Goth Century-Fox If M-G-M
would bend bit and let Lah-na
Turner come over and do Forever
Amber" That naughty best-seller
has been cleaned up so that the
Hays office has given its benedic-
ton, but still M-G-M wants its
prize lady star to have no part of
it. It's the higher type of drah- ma
for Lah-na, even though she scored
her greatest hits in such rowdy epicS
as "Honky Tonk" and Johnny
Eager" Only casualty recorded
from that Academy ceremony was
a handsome silver fox coat worn
by Alexis Smith for the first time.
Lady tourist brushed cigarette
against it in the crowded lobby
during intermission and started a
neat but short-lived blaze.
Barry Fitzgerald is loosening up
on his interviews and will even dis
cuss marriage. Somebody asked him
why he's never taken a wife and he
replied: Its just that I've been
terribly busy all these years. And
the other day I woke up to the fact
that I'm 81 years old. Do you think
I ought to go in for marriage at
this late date?" With that recently
won Oscar for a doorstep Barry
has good start toward housekeep-
ing d. We knew this would happen
sooner or later: Billy Gilbert, the
sneeze king, who always boasted
that he never had a cold, Is now
bedded with one. And those SneezeS
are the Mccoy Ann Dvorak
bought home in Brentwood on
the strength of finding telephone
in the place. When she moved in.
she found the phone company had
yanked it.
Scarcity of 1-A-iSh looking boy
dancers forced Producer Nat Holt
to turn Martha Holidays star
ballet number in George Whites
Scandals of 1945" into something
of a burlesque. AS Miss Holiday
climaXes her swift routine, dozen
tail-coated old roues leap excitedly
from boxes along the stage and
boisterously join her dance They
wear ludicrous facial makeup and
gray wigs woven from steel wool
same stuff you use TO mop up the
basement floor. 1t looks like a great
number and its Offenbach-like mu-
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Lana Is Wanted for Amber
steal accompaniment is a treat to
the eardrums.

steal accompaniment is treat to
the eardrums.
You can write off Chaplin, Garbo
and a few others who have shown
no disposition to join the soldier
morale drive, but on the whole
there's no place like Hollywood
when the word goes out that some
entertainment is needed for service
men.
There was the instance last week
when Gil Lamb, at $50 in the
morning, received a phone call from
the Masquers' Club and was told
that a big transport was about to
sail from nearby port and that
the men aboard were yelling to see
some Hollywood gals and talent, but
principally gals
At $3.50 Lamb, quartette, an
accordion player and five hula
dancers were on the dock beside
the ship. making with the required
Evening star., 1945-03-26

tive, now Penn Central Airlines
man.
Booking department: THE West
Coast Question, newest issue of
March of Time will come to the
Trans-Lux on Thursday. 1t deals
with the transition of the fabulous
region from an agricultural to an in
dustrial economy.
X
Miscellaney department: Aside
to Tim Cremins: Thank you very
much, sir And you too. Helen
M. Mathewson. We frequently
get mixed up on our popular songs
Hotel Berlin" will be the
Earle's next attraction. Sam
Jack Kauffman's boys at the Capitol
theater, the trombone boys, use Ger
man helmets instead of the usual
aluminium derbies. :. They like the
sound of them. :. . Jimmy Dorsey's
band opens at the Capitol on April
II. :. "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"
will be screened for critics tomor-
row. 1t is booked for an early
showing at the Palace WASH
ington Workshop will be looking
Evening star., 1945-03-26

sent their photographs to 78O
Cover street, Los Angeles, not a
single one has come from Wash
ington. According to Bill Heber:
Il know from my own experience
and my visits to Washington that
there is no dearth of beautiful
girls there, and I am at loss to
know why some of your local
beauties are not entered in this
contest"
Any OF you girls want to do
anything about retrieving the city's
honor?
Postwar department: Mark Dan
iels who plays the lead in Winged
Victory" has something pleasant
to return to after the war. That
would be Metro-Goldwyn Mayors
studio where he will go to work on
a picture in which his co-star will
be Lana Turner.
He is deemed to be the hand
which is properly anxious to put
him to work once the war ends.
Daniels is a Chicago lad who quit
high school to become an actor in
New York and who was whisked
away from there at once when a
Metro talent scout laid an eye
on him.
Night club department: Herbert
Sachs, who is by way of becoming
WaShington'S Sherman BillingSly,
was a proud man when he brought
the Copacabana revue to Wash
ington several weeks ago. But he
has occasion to be even prouder
as of this moment for he has put
together his own revue which is
much better show than the one he
rented from Monty ProSSer. 1t has
one of the best dance teams you
could imagine in the De Marlos and
this Henny Nadell, comedian we
put off seeing for a long time, is
really one of the funniest chaps
to hit Washington this season.
Made us ashamed of ourselves
for staying away, he did.
Eavesdropping department (Stat-
Ter division)
Gee, this food is delicious. wish
had brought my stomach here
when it was younger
Correspondence department: 'In
case you are interested" reader
writes, and even If you are not. just
for the record, Genevieve Frizzell
,~1o IN, dNIIipnad NiafnrTr iS
WaShingtonian She was graduated
from George Washington University
with distinction, had honors in pub
lie speaking and good share OF
campus limelight."
See how interested we were.
Music department: When Lena
Horne recently played New York's
Capitol theater, she was forced to
assemble a special blues band to
accompany her singing. 1t was COM
posed of eight musicians she re-
membered around New York, some
leaders of name bands, an arranger
or two and others engaged in still
other enterprises. They had never
played together before as a group,
but they liked 1t SO well and did so
well that they now constitute
special recording group. And very
busy one. They call themselves
Lena's band.
X II 4
Infants department. Latest Bel
in the Ray Bell family is J. Ray
mond jr. born the day other people
were paying their income taxes.
That makes five Bells in the house
Of Loew'S former press representa-
Evening star., 1945-03-26
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Winged Victory: $50
pm.
CapitoI-"Hangover Square: II
am, lao. 4:20, 710 and $50 pm.
Stage shows: l, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
Columbia-"Naughty Marietta:
IL am, ITO, 3:05, $40, 7:30 and
9:45 pm.
Earle Ministry Of Fear: II
a m, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: LOS, 3:55, $40 and
9:25 pm
Keith's-"Frisco SAL: 11:10 am,
1:20, $3.50, $40, 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"The Human Comedy:
II am, 1875, Ais, SIS and $50 pm.
Metropolitan "Objective, Bur-
ma: II am, 1:35, 4:10, $40 and
800 pm.
PaIace-"Ill Be Seeing You:
10:45 am, 1855, $40. 5:25, TAO and
$50 pm.
Pix-"I Cover the Water Front:
3, 5:25, 7:50 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-03-26

charged from the air transport COM
mand. "It cost the Government
SAC, 900 to train each one OF u.s." he
tells me, land then, after one year,
10 months and II days, I and the
rest were discharged just when we
were ready for real action. Mind
you," he adds hastily, I'm not COM
planning; I'm just wondering"
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Infants department: Latest Bel
in the Ray Bell family is j. Ray
mond jr. born the day other people
were paying their income taxes.
That makes five Bells in the house
Of Loew's former press representa-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

else Pinto listens on de air. Und afterwards by
de skoit he's dragging me all over town, to find.
ing for him Tail Wager Taffy, witt Kennel
Karames yet. So, bing wot know you want
TO do for Pinto everything just like you doing
youself when you home, you'll excusing diss
time wot it's not ironed de handkerchiefs
You sister Shoiley took up gradually oil paint.
ing so dun't esk. a weasel witt pallet she
drags every Sunday out TO de country Barns
she's painting bright red Und it's eavesdropp.ng
yet in de back from her in, de field, bull! Moo.
noo So, over stone wall witt flying colors size
won witt de bull de
From de Winnepeg cousins it just arrifed an.
noder letter. So bing wot it's indeafeningly post.
poned by dem de trip, dey made gradually re-
quest dot we should sending dem from de book.
de volume David Copperhead On accent. on
de lest visit here il didn't had Marigold time to
finishing it. SO, it composed to dem reply you
fodder, wot we regret eXtremingly dot we unable
to compile witt de request on accent to remove
from a bookcase book it spoils de whole view
Like when is missing from a face in de front
a tooth.
BY Uncle Pincus is from de horseback riding
all over stiffnesses Dunt esk So for everybody
but himself is you fodder wonderful doctor For
two hours he rubs Pincus in de back, witt de
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
BY
MILT GROSS
DEAR DOLLINK:

Monday we was listening by de telephone, wot
1t was consuming dere conversation you Uncle
Pincus witt party by de odder end from de wire.
So it gives a exclamation Pincus, Mine woid
You say it wouldn't be ready for occupancy till
next December" All agrog from excitement, we
esk him, "You building maybe house?" Wot he
gives respounce, what house? I'm having by
Shapiro made to order pair pants!"
From de Winnepeg cousins, we got Tooseday
again letter. At de moment we in no eminent
danger from dem from a visit On accent dey
was delayed for reasons which dey failed TO pro-
claim. So it gives you smott fodder CONNECTION,
dot de reason dey couldn't came yet was wot dey
was unable to getting tar paper TO wrapping up
dc sandwiches Tor de trip Ulso,- IS by cousin
Mendel relapse from de cricket in de back Wot
he's got to sleep yet on a board. .lkewice by
Cousin Sarah So it makes you fodder editional
witticsms, dot dey come, well have
TO put up for dem gradually in de kitchen twin
boards.
Sunday it went Uncle Pincus witt de gon
friend Batty.Loo in de park witt a horse by de
bridal path for slight decanter You should see
donk, stunts! Backwards he gallops. by de
tail he clings .underneat he slides from he
Imagine De foist time yet wot he was ever on
horse
You got de sox witt de handkerchiefs, dollink?
So is goot! De handkerchefs didn't had time
TO ironing. So you'll excuse it, dollink, account
for Pinto had to go shopping Is now de
radio for dogs in edition to advertising dog bis
cults, witt bones so is now ulso dog desserts. E.
witt canine candy bars yet Moo, moo. To noting
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

hips. witt de legs, from tube wot ne discovered
in de medicine chest, wonderful new salve. SO,
il comes in you sister Shoiley witt a scream.
'Yi! Mine whole missing tube Ultramarne Blue!"
Moo. moo. So trying to find all over town
enough toipentine to filling up battub so he can
scrub himself clean. Und helpful suggestions It
makes you smott fodder dot it should shave off
Pineus dc moustache. Den you artistic sister could
paint from him a up to date version from de
Blue Boy.
Toisday, we went witt a visit TO de Meesus 4
Click, wot for fife weeks she's confined gradu- Y
ally TO her apartment, poor ting! SO, is so de
reason wrote you, dollink. it's still de hole In
de wall between de Clicks witt de Yifnifs in de
apartments. Wot till October dey couldn't getting
a plasterer to plastering dem up de hole So on
accent Mesus Click has got now new maid.
she don't dare to leaving de house for fear dot
troo de hole II should inwiggle Meesus Yifnif de
maid to doing for her weeks wash. oder to
wax maybe de floor. Friday we got to go again
witt visit.
It just came from de Winnipeg cousins a
wire we should tear out from David Copperhed
de pages hundred witt fife to finish, und
sending il to dem.
Take keer youself, doIlink
MOMNiA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Copyright. 1913. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
March 2, 1S45.
This is it,. "
21MARY LEWIS

Puzzy Minneapolis the end Saw Helen
Saturday Grover Ingram
Billy Marshall thinking opening
Smelling Houston
Taylor 1868 Fourth Ave- &c., agreed that two live cheaper
living Taylors home.
officer class, of St. Paul. that
there that he twenty
Solomon Islands without seeing womanbu he
that he eligible bacheo-ta and hand
girls Something the line of the story about
Rudolph Young somewhere
returned from the animal hospital He
tonsectomy Young has sent him soldier uniform similar
his-gee dogs have everything
office that opened Thursday in the Newton
Bldg St. Paul. lovely office secretary
Who caught rowing eye George Tyrlshould tell
celebrated her 18th wedding anniversary and 7!
birthday Tuesday, Charles Beasey arrived in Minneapolis
Tuesday White of Chicago visiting Mr. and Mrs
St. Paul.
Janet spent the week end visiting her cousin
hickman and Mrs Henry Hatchet Of
Fleming of New Orleans the house
guests Mr. and Raymond Sn for four
operates exclusive night club In New
Orleans Lawrence Grifen Minneapolis sometime
Sunday the good Stanley Gardner and several
Lucille Majors and Chckee several
Wallace Ernesne Danfor Gertrude Yates Clyde
Johnson Clarence and Helen Smith, Mr. Robert Marshall
Bugg Thompson Allen Grover Ingram Jimmy Tyler and
Others
Frank Harris is
Washington D. G., to the
elsewhere when those eighteen
Washington representatives to for permanent
FEPC-at least they'll the beamthat
quick work persons respective Be
the Negro this In
Watch this for
schedule of broadcasts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02

years And still can't find
promoter who can make some good
money there ;. The fight fans are
so hungry for fights over there
that they even come over on Tues
day nights to see the wrestling
shows There was a time when
fight managers were known as 10
per centers but in these war days
with prices going up all the time
they are now known as 20 per
centers But Don't Get Me
Wrong-I Still Love the Boxing
Game.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
By BILL CHANDLER

Hollywood, Calf, March Rex
Ingram has just finished a featured
part in Columbia's "a Thousand
and One Nights" which is a comical
take off on the famous Arabian
Nights" From what Rex tells
about his role, it'll be a side-split-
ter The comedy team of Ben
Carter and MAINTAIN Moreland is get
ting top billing at the Florentine
Gardens these days. They do that
anticipated answer routine you saw
them go through in "Bowery to
Broadway" The Hollywood
Reporter" film trade journal, re-
ported last week that Lauren Ba-
call, after seeing Hilda Simms in
"Anna Lucasta," began imploring
her studio, Warner Bros, to buy the
play as a starring vehicle for her.
Incidentally, those who have gone
overheard for the Bacall-Bogerr
team now sizzling the celluloid IL
"To Have and Have Not" will drool
to learn that already Warmers has
finished another film casting them
together -. And even way out here
people are marvelling at the bill
the Zanzibar is presenting in New
York, when the Nicholas Brothers,
Bill Robinson, Louis Jordan's
combo, Maurice Rocco and the
Peters Sisters can be seen in one
night club show, seems to me you've
got something. We hear that
Rochester was paid $4,000 for that
week at the State in New York
with an extra $500 going to the girl
stooge he uses.
In answer to the many inquiries
from preview audiences as to who
is the dark-skinned actor playing
the heroic role of the Indian guide
in the Enrol Flynn starrer, COB
jective, Burmaw the studio reports
thusly: His name is Asst KOOmer,
a real OrthdOx Hindu East Indian.
He's Is years old and comes from a
well known family in Calcutta who
own the cOuntry's leading motion
picture company. After the war he
plans to return to India to assist
them in making Indian pictures.
He got in the movies while taking
his masters degree in drama at
use People are raving over
Lena HOrne's mother, now in our
midst. One local cOlumnist stated
she is prettier than Lena. Now just
how would you do that? Los
Angeles now has another house
where live shows will be presented.
It's the Linda Lea on East First
Street Who would have believed
when they saw Jack Carson in
Blues in the Night" or in "Orches-
ira Wives" that he'd some day be
cO-starred with ROsalind Russell in
Warmers Roughly Speaking"?-
or who wouldn't have! That
West Indian Calypso ditty, "Rum
and COca-COla" is now No. l on the
jukes, which should surprise no.
body.
The story of how Warner Bros.
came to make the short, at Hap
pened in Springfield" is a tribute
to any organization mindful of its
high civic responsibility. This is,
as you know, the dramatization of
the Springfield, Mass, school sys-
tenn plan designed to obliterate race
prejudice by instituting the remedy
among children. The decision to
accord this important work the
wide educational advantage of the
films again sets this studio apart
for its willingness to approach
much needed, though controversial
subjects. You will remember that
it was Warmers who had the cour-
age to film Fugitive from a Chain
Gang" and Confessions of Nazi
Spy" at a time when others were
proceeding with caution. They also
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02

in the novice stage. So may as
we'll save my words.
The chief trouble today with the
amateur boys is that they are either
too young or 4-Fers. That is the
situation all over the country in
these war days.
Ten years ago this week I well
remember myself taking in the
Golden Glove show at the stadium.
The situation was somewhat diff
ferent than it is today. You really
had to be a great amateur to be
able to win a title. AS 1 just said
ten years ago the great fighter that
night was a young and promising
heavyweight fighter from Detroit
Joe Louis.
we'll remember that even then
he looked pah-lenty good to those
sitting up close. 1t was only a
matter of a few short months that
Louis began taking up most of the
space in the sport pages.
THE BOYS IN THE FIGHT
GAME ARE SAYING THAT: The
European war will be over with
early this spring and both Joe
Louis and Billy Conn will have it
out this summer before a record
gate That if Jackie Graves
doesn't agree to fight Charley Riley
sometime in March the fans will
get sick from waiting :. Why the
delay? And why is Graves al
ways backing away? Even
this pillar would like to know t..
That Jack Kearns is second rate
promoter in Chicago as Jack Hur.
ley and his partners have taken the
play away from "Doc" Kearns . . &.
The next boxing date is March %.
.. Nagurski WILL not return to
the mat game this year. When the
Golden Glovers are in Chicago they
usually stay at the Palmer House.
Nothing but the best for the boys!
The final night for the Glovers in
Chicago is March 9 when all the
champs meet the New York Daily
News champs The house is a
near sell-out already. Wonder
when Major Jones will get top bill
ing in Minneapolis, hasn't he earned
it yet? =. St. Paul has only had
one professional boxing show in five
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
Baptist Quarterly
Meeting at Pilgrim
Thursday. March 8

The third quarterly meeting of
the Minnesota State Baptist AS
ISOLATION will be held Thursday.
March 8, beginning at 10 a. M,
at Pilgrim Baptist church, st. Paul
Rev. J. J. Clayburn will speak
at the II a. m. sermon; Rev. A,
F. Martin, state moderator, at three
p. M, and Rev. L. C. Harris of Du-
luth, at z p. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
St. Paul Women to
Discuss DumbartOn
Oaks Conference

Women of st. Paul civic, social
or of any other organizations are
requested to attend a meeting of
the St. Paul Women's Council Mon
day, March 5, at two p. M, at Hal
lie @. Brown House.
F. Graham, a member of the Min
nesota United Nations Committee
will speak on the Dumbarton Oaks
conference,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02

l suppose by
now you all have
read many &C
oun is of the
event and what
our boys did and
what not.
No use my
criti cising the
boys after al,
they're only anna
teurs and a couple
of them are still,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
HOLLYWOOD DOTS AND DASHES

were the ones who made Gin This
Our Life" the Bette Davis film
dramatizing the injustice levied
against a Negro boy in the South
accused of a crime he did not COM
nit.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-03-02
SPORTS
By PERCY VILLA

Chicago-During the past week
we were in the Golden Glove city
better known as the Windy City.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-01
j Homecoming
PROGRAM Planned

Homecoming, November 9 and
10 at the University Of Washing
ton, will have all the trimmings
this year, predicts Dean Archey,
Class Of 1924, who heads the 1915
Homecoming committee lineup.
Surveying plans already in the
making, Archey believes that the
eager students aud grads who have
been putting their heads together
for the past month will really
manage to give the traditional re-
union weekend that extra pre-
war zip.
Starting with bang, Homecom-
ing will kickoff Friday, Novem-
Der 8 with stag luncheon and the
annual big wv" banquet that eve
ming followed by a pre-game pep
rally and a gala Open House along
Greek Row. Saturdays events
win include an Alumni buffet
luncheon in honor Of the deans at
the Faculty club preceding the
Washington- Oregon State game at
100 pm. Stunts during half-time
are scheduled to include the Big W
blanket parade and the presenta.
ton of 1945's coed beautiful, the
ssWelcome Home" queen.
Nor will festivities end with the
game as grads and students attend
. Mortar Board open house inn
mediately following and then
dance the night away at the an
nual alumni Homecoming ball at
the Olympic hotel and the student
homecoming mixer. Saturdays
schedule will also include the
School Of Nursing Education's Re-
union banquet which win mark its
twenty-fifth anniversary as q part
Of the University.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-01
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Wednesday night, October "a,
the officers of the Teen Age Club
of Kennewick were installed by
E. c. Smith-President, Jim Stif-
ter, Vice President, Bill Green.
Secretary, Lou Keene, Treasurer,
Jim Lewis. After the Installation
Of Officers, Jim Sitter presented
Helen Polling, Marie Sitter and
e. G. Smith with an honorary
membership in the Teen Age Club
Of Kennewick. Refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served
to all members attending and their
guests.
Saturday night the regular Teen
Age dance was held with over
100 Teen-agers in attendance.
Betty Sanders and Betty Jane
Block increased the evenings en-
tertainment with their gypsy for.
tune telling booth. Their para.
phernalia was the real thing con-
sisting Of a ouija board and crys-
tai ball. The fortune telling went
over in a big way with teen ayers
always lined up anxious to know
what the future holds. Mixers
were held off and on during the
evening including the Paul Jones,
Dancing games to Pop Goes the
Weasel and Musical Chairs. Group
singing, ping-pong and checkers
were as popular as ever. Hot dogs
and coca-cola were sold to all