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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FUR SALE
 GAS BOAT "CHECHAKO." - 306 Willoughby Ave. Q0,064-t4 1884 V-8 SEDAN-6 Good tires, heater. Runs good. Call Martin Apts., No. 19 or 20, after 5 p. m, or Saturday. Q0,064-t4) 34-FT. TROLLER No. 31A753, fully equipped Small Boat Harbor. | Owner on board. Q0,064t6) FITTED leather overnight case l Fur jacket, size 16. 85 Pieces Pyrex. Electric Waffle-iron. Elec- tric sandwich grill. Two portable photographs. 116 Kodak. New, pre-war sleeping bag. Dishes and glassware. Other household items. Roller skates. Silver combination cigarette lighter. Ellingen Apts.. No. 1. 10,064-t3l ONE WINCHESTER -3O-30, Model 94. One 303 Savage. Small wood and coal stove. Baby Stroller. Phone Green 353. Q0064-t2) PRE-WAR Sulkey stroller, nursery seat, Lehman Baby Guard hard wood highchair, assembled with screws. Isaacs Cabinet Shop, 270 s. Franklin St., Phone Black 290.
 (1O,064-tf) FOR SALE-Large quantity fly tying materials, including vice and 50 Busteriod tubes. Snap, S1O. o. J. Fitzgerald, Box 297, Skagway. Q0,064-t3 FOR SALE-Blozham house in Seattor Tract. Stairs to climb but beautiful location. Large lot with small yard and large trees. 15 minutes walk from Federal Build ing. Unfurnished or furnished. Call at house or Phone Green 285. QO,O64-tf) ! FOR SALE-Brand new dress form, size 40. Red 499. Q0,064-t4) l94l FORD SEDAN-825 A St., 1 after 5 D. m. Q0,064-t3l ! Standard typewriter. Call at No. 3, Koski Apt, be-
 tween 10 a. m. and ? p. m
 G0.064-t3) i 3-ROOM HOUSE. partly furnished. 1 Why pay rent? This property will l pay out in years. 925 West l1th St. 10,063-t3-d.h) | FOR SALE-Silver fox hat and huff set. Never worn. Phone 456, evenings. (lO,063-t2) FOR SALE-Trolling boat "Ella B" completely equipped. New Gray engine, excellent living accommo- dations. See owner, Red Williams, on board at Main Float. Boat Harbor, or call at Sportsman's Barber Shop. (10,062-t3) FOR SALE = Warehouse frame, lined with Celotex, 20x60. For in formation, call at Juneau Dairy, Glacier Highway, or write P. O.. Box 2443. d0,06lt4) 30-06 REMINGTON, model 30. $60. Phone Green 630. Q0,06l-t4) SNOW SUIT, size 16; rubber boots, size 6; leather hiking boots, size T; high-heel pumps, size 9AA; black oxfords, size 9AA, Phone Red 662. q0,060-tf | B. BEDROOM furnished house at 423 Seward St. See Merle Rhodes. next door. Q0,060-tD M0DERN O. bedroom furnished
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WEDNESDAY. Sept. 19-9:30 p. m, Square dancing in USO. Public invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

WANTED Homes for 3 puppies. Call at 730 Gold St., or Phone 315, after p. m. Q0,063-tf)
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1885 HUDSON Fordor Sedan, radio heater, fan, six good tires, excel lent motor Run only 21000 miles
 Very good body. Priced for quick sale. Cash price, $375 Write Box 3093, Juneau. (dh-tf)
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WANTED = Fountain help-Young man or lady. Apply Warfield Drug. QO,062-tf)
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TO BUY-Residential lot in Douglas. Will pay cash. Phone Douglas 12 or 42. Douglas Trading
 Post. Q0,056-t12)
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FOR SALE-Ebonite Clarinet. good condition. Call 036 @ short l long) after 5 p. m. (10,057-t6)
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ONE WINCHESTER -3O-30, Model 94. One 303 Savage Small wood and coal stove. Baby Stroller. Phone Green 353. Q0,064-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

TABLE MODEL RADIO, Lafayette, $50. Fishing rods, $2. Reel, $2.50. 633 Harris St. l0,058-tD
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COMBINATION radio, Universal vacuum cleaner, fire-proof safe, electric beater. Black 4l5.
 (10,052-tD
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TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; 110-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. O. Box 3031.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

PRE-WAR Sulkey stroller, nursery seat, Lehman Baby Guard hard wood highchair, assembled with screws. Isaacs Cabinet Shop 27O s. Franklin St., Phone Black 290.
 (10064-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

FOR SALE-Large quantity fly tying materials. including vice and 50 Busteriod tubes. Snap, S1O. O. J. Fitzgerald, Box 297, Skagway. Q0,064-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

1941 FOUR-DOOR FORD sedan, good condition. See Stewart at Juneau Motors. Q0,054-tD
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MODERN g. bedroom furnished home Includes electric refriger- ator, full basement, large lot, nice neighbors. May consider good car part for my equity, Phone Green 353. Q0,060-tf)
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HOT WATER FURNACE, oil bur- CT; BNG hot water heater, 250 gal. hot water tank, all for $550. Terms, cash. George Brothers.
 QO,047-tf)
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B. BEDROOM furnished house at 423 Seward St. See Merle Rhodes. next door. 10,060-tD
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SNOW SUIT, size 16; rubber boots, size 6; leather hiking boots, size T; high-heel pumps, size 9AA;
 black oxfords, size 9AA. Phone Red 662 Q0,060-tD
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FOR SALE-Sessions 3-ddy mantle clock. Hour strike in beautiful case. Good time-keeper. Call 439.
 (d.h.-t)
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GOOD 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, with or without furniture. Telephne Green ATS.
 FOR SALE-Two bedroom house, furnished. For information. see Chris Huber, Glacier Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

ONE WOOD STOVE, $l0; one Super Flame oil heater. prac- tically new, large size, $l25. Phone George Brothers. d0,05l-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

34-FT. TROLLER No. 31A753, fully equipped Small Boat Harbor. Owner on board. Q0,064-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13

FOR SALE-Blozham house in Seattor Tract. Stairs to climb but beautiful location. Large lot with small yard and large trees. 15 minutes walk from Federal Build ing. Unfurnished or furnished. Call at house or Phone Green 285. (1O,O64-tD
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1884 V-8 SEDAN-6 Good tires, heater. Runs good. Call Martin Apts., No. 19 or 20, after p. m, or Saturday. Q0,064-t4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

GA Main Phone 474
8-2
80 ACRES on direct water. $1,000
cash, balance $1,000 per year.
Contact owner. Box 1863. c 0 Post
Press. 7-30
IMMEDIATE posseSsion-2 story
farm house. new cooler, new water
pump system, new hot water
heater. II acres-S S29C0 terms. y
mi north HUltville hiWay on Alder
canal. mi. east of El Centre 7-27
l56 ACRES Two small valleys Lot
Of live oak trees. Splendid graz
ing, sub-irrlated: all year spring
into small stock tank Several
pretty building sites. 100 acres
fenced.
$40 ACRES near Hipass. Running
creek Possibility here tor nice
stock ranch. Fairly good house
Large well 1880 $4,000 down. bal
ance easy at $50 a month
See Jane Blackwell Cameron Cor
ner Campo, Or W. p Capehart,
Jacumba. 7-30
l9-CitY Property Tor Sole
,-~-.-->~>,-7~->--~,-- >>~-,- ~~~~--->>>~--
FOR SALE-3 bedroom home on
south side. See starr Won Fluss,
GG4 Holt 7-30
, BEDROOM Apt. downstairs fur
( nished Groom Apt upstairs. I'M
mediate poS@tSsion-$ $4,000
KATE OLDHAM
( 127 No. 5th Fl Centre
! 7-2
/ FOR SALE Immediate possession,
2 bedroom house. Cooler. just
painted, elec. water heater. 682
/ II Centre. Inquire 760 FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
27-Fdrm Implements
O'Connell Bros.

FARM IMPLEMENT DEALERS
BRAWEEY, CALF.
USED EQUIPMENT
All-Crop Harvesters.
III 30 Caterpillar.
2 Border Discs.
1-l7'3" Goble Offset Disc.
NEW EQUIPMENT
G-Bottom Disc PlOws.
II it, Hydraulic Scrapers.
Be-Ge Hydraulic Pumps.
Portable Water Pumps.
g.
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Phone 100

MONEY! MONEY MONEY
you CAN GET II BY USING
POST-PRESS WENTAlJS REGU-
LARLY
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
You Can Talk One Man Classified Ads TO Thousands

ELECTRIC WELDERS+ +Shipyards.
Essential. Plenty over time. Call
Fred or Harry Lincoln Welding
Works, 400l 30th St, Phone T4461,
San Diego. 8-5
WANTED Experienced beauty op-
orator with California license
Phone 3042 or write CarOlyns
Beauty Salon. 70 No San Gorgo-
Mo Ave, Banning, Calf. 7-30
MAID WANTED. Apply Cottage
Hotel 7-27
MATTRESSES WANTED-2-21 or
over Work where it is cool. See
Sam, Jacumba Hotel Cafe, Phone
Jacumba 49, 7-28
CARPENTER or bill poster helper
Experience not necessary. Good
wages, permanent job. Al G.
Smith Co.. 1470 Adams. 7-31
CATERPILLAR driver wanted. One
who knows farm work Good wag-
es. Steady work. day or night
shift. Phone 990. Evenings 2052-J.
80
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
NICE HOME
FOR SALE
l451 OLIVE

FOR SALE 8 bedroom house, cleo
trio water heater and cooler 513
No. @, Imperial. 7-31
5-ROOM HOUSE for sale. $1,000
Possession at once 654 Walnut
St, HOltville. 1928
FOR SAIE-5 room house. 2 bed
rooms, service porch, all modern.
On south side Good location.
Furn. or unfurn. Can be seen Sat.
and Sun. any time Other days
must be after pm. at 419 He'll
St. El Centro. 1928
BEAUTIFUL STUCCO home, close
in. south side. Large rooms in
perfect condition. Has dining room
and breakfast nook. 2 nice bed
rooms modern tile bath with sunk
Ell tub and shower. Accessible
basement that is swell for den or
sleeping. $1,000 under the market.
For price and terms. see
TWEED JOLLY
GA Main Phone 474
7-28
2l-Furniture Tor Sale
--0-~-~~~---~~~~~~----~~~-~
FOR SALE-Good washing mach
inc, PhilcO radio and other house
hold furniture See at 764 Olive,
upStairS-frOnt Apt. 1923
TWIN BEDROOM suite for sale.
1918 Olive. 7-30
22-Elecricul Appliances
>~-~>~~~>~-> ~ ~~>~>->~~---
FOR SALE-Desert cooler with Il
in. fan. Phone 1929. 7-27
? TRAILER HOUSE or bedroom
coolers. 2 size metal boxes;
FabrefreeZe air conditioner for
electric fan. 321 No. E St, Impe-
rial. 7-3l
ATWATER KENT cabinet radio in
good condition for sale, $50. 5l3
No. G St, Imperial. 7-30
23-Miscelloneous Tor Sole
FOR SALE-Girl's bicycle; Simmons
twin iron bedsteads; club alumni
mum cooking utensils. Phone 1860
7-27
l FAMILY COW; cleo. washing
machine; mangle; 16 hens; so
pulletS: 2 radios; elec. iron; gui-
tar. Go north to end of 9Th st. to
Lincoln Ave. turn left, 3rd house
on right. 1927
FOR SALE-Show case. All glass,
six feet long. adjustable shelves
Post-Press Newspapers.
FIGS FOR SALE-Pick your own.
&c per 10. Barrett's ranch, l mi
east Writings Crossing. 7-27
4 HIP. PUMP motor, 20 turkeys.
average lbs. Large round dining
table with leaves, beds, coil springs,
inner spring mattresses. Other
items. 4 mi. north OF Holtv. hiway
on Alder canal 7-27
FOR SALE-16-in. house cooler. See
at Mrs. Joe Tramell's,- Seeley or
call 8722-R3. 7-27
AT present we do not have a
complete stock of building ma
terlals; however. we do have
composition shingles and roof
ing, wallboards, "Coralite" tile
board, lime, cement, plaster,
windows, doors, glass. door mir
rors. tool boxes, lanterns. lawn
rakes, paint brushes. shingle
stain, etc.
Ell CENTRO LUMBER
& TRADING co.
l409 Adams st. Phone 1892
81
DESERT COOLER for sale. Call
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6-SituQtions Wunted
GIRL WANTS work caring for
children during week day can
78l Broadway III rear 7-27
SPECIAL CARE given to children
III my home by day or hour G44
Commercial, Phone 1886 7-30
g Business Opportunities
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
BERT PURDY, MGR.
Phone 636

29-Livestock
FOR SALE-6-yr- -Old saddle horse.
Well reined, gated, tough. Good
for COW pony. Reasonable. End No.
3rd, Ord hse. West on Villa. 7-27
FOR SALE-Famiiy Cow. young. Civ
ing 6 gallons per day. 513 No. G.,
Imperial 7-27
ONE SIX GALLON Jersey. Fresh
in l week SITS. 800 Villa. A. J.
Winn 7-27
FOR SALEAFine heavy GUERNSEY
springer Bottom New River Hill,
Hiway 49, Doris Hastings, Braw-
ley. 7-27
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6-Help Wanted

WANTED-Registered nurse with
car Apply DR.. Hubben, Health
Dept, Court house. 7-2I
Electrician, steady work
and good wages. Indio Electric
Shop. 451 Smurr AVes 1ndio, Cal,
"a
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
Found. EstruY

LOST-Smal 3-year old blaze faced.
gJtch-eared sOrrel horse. Phone
3717, Imperial. J. c. Hatfield. 7-31
LOST horses-2 bay, black and
! gray. Monday in McCabe dis
trict Will pay reward for infOr-
nation or return Of horses. Phone
ll5-J or 427 Broadway 7-28
LOST-E Eight ration books. Each Of
No 3 and No + belonging to {. Y.
Davis family. Return to Ration
Board. T-28
FOUND 750x20 truck tire. Owner
may have BY paying for ad. HI
guerra. opposite Alamo school. PHI.
HOltv 870G-R1 7-30
LOST Black coin purse containing
Kew No 40. Phone 1890. I-30
2-Personols. Spec. Notices
NcCABF STORE
WILL BE CLOSED
J. At''-Fl > y i - II l IlIett
SEPT 10TH.
EARL J. DAVIS
7-3l
TILE WORK and rcmoden1ng Of
drMnboards and bath rooms nov
available Write or CAL Cont
mental Marble K Tile Co. care Of
M4yan Hotel. TEL JG5 FL Centre
8-9
It's tough job TO eigure out
Wha. kind Of athletes make the
Lest soldiers. but at HrmiI,m COL
Iege the tennis PLAYERS have 4 Iot
ol statistics on their side Every
tennis letterman at Hamilton III
, the last five Years before he var
is in uniform Eighty per cent Of
them are commissioned officers
and more than half " them ar
overseas
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-26
3-Business Services
WILSON'S MkCaiNE SHOP
1922 Main St.
PHONE 40
g.

DO WORKED or bound button holes
for public Mrs. Jesse Brown. 1918
Euclid. 7-27
Evening star., 1945-10-01

she could stand them no longer, she
did the thing you would have done.
'If you don't like them, why don't
you go out and make better ones?"
she wanted to know.
Chust did.
Bulletin board: Orson Welles'
Journey Into Fear" was screened
this morning for the critics 1t
will be the Hippodromes next. at
traction RKO proudly pro-
claims that it finally has broken
down Dorothy McGuire'S aversion
to playing beautiful American girl
Dorothy, who has won a. huge
public. and probable Academy
Award, in character roles will step
into glamour in They Dream of
Home" =. That's the Dore Scharey
picture of Marines life abroad
Has bit of Washington background
Frank and Betty SWadley will
entertain the Herbert Bluncks at a
cocktail party Wednesday afternoon
. And lot of other people in
cidentally And there will be a
party today under Carter Barron S
auspices for Harry Macarthur whose
name will be reappearing on this
page this week Mr. M. is back
from the wars and war zones and
lays aside his navigation tools and
A. T. C. uniform for a typewriter
And a sports coat.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOIJ.vWoOn

Behind movie headlines: The era
of rationing, meatless Tuesday,
travel restrictions, etc, will soon be
forgotten if Hollywood has its way
Before the cameras on every major
lot are productions stressing the
postwar way OF living.
Outstanding bet for 1916 normalcy
is now under way at MGM. Titled
Time for Two" the story will take
place in three days-all on a luxuri-
Gus train speeding to New Orleans
Meals served will include steaks
butter, sugar and all the precious
commodities for which the public is
hungering-used generously and in
big close-ups.
"We're featuring mile
cross-continental train ride" Di-
rector Jules Dassin said, with red
caps carrying luggage, delectable
TASTES served. all male kitchen help
and even nylon stockings. Lucille
Ball has consented to use the last
of her dwindling stock to make this
really authentic"
We are told that servicemen will
be noneXistent in all new pictures
they won't even be seen in the
background At any rate, return to
the high-living policy will be as
welcome to movie audiences as to
Hollywood.
X X II
When the scorecards are in and
the time that stars have given to
soldier entertainment tabulated.
Evening star., 1945-10-01

begin immediate manufacture. !.
Title changers get strange inspira-
tions. Here's the weeks topper.
Doth -Fox's Enchanted Voyage" be-
comes Give Me the Simple Life
On the set of Holiday in
Mexico" at MGM, Xavier Cugat and
band celebrate every perfect take
with a lively Mexican polka called
"Jesusita En- Chihuahua. Cugie
says it's become tradition.
Jane Withers, after a short stretch
in New York stage play, has
returned to Republic. She will dc
the top role in a dance musical
Lonely Hearts Club"
Director william X. Howard
tucked away little nest egg of 5000
with which to stage a party for the
cast just finished making "a Guy
Could Change" at Republic.
Players and crew gathered at a
valley night spot and everything
was on him. Word spread around
the neighborhood and soon the place
was cluttered with strangers re-
freShing themselves at Mr.. Howard 's
expense. He did not remember hav-
ing so many people working on his
picture. Bewildered, he picked ur
the check which totaled $1,000.
Spotting a chap quaffing cham
pagne at the bar, he asked, by
the way, in what department dc
you work?"
"Oh. I don't work for Republic, ;
replied the fellow. I'm from Lock
heed!"
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-10-01

Waldorf for Bill Brady, head of the
studios casting department and ont
Of the big men in the company.
operations.
2. "A mere one-night reservation
for Marilyn Maxwell, after which
the pretty thing was forced to re.
treat to her family home in Syra.
cuse, 400 miles away, for several days
until further accommodations coulG
be obtained for her.
| 3. Being forced to make a nego-
tiated peace with Greer Carson
who negotiates peacefully - over
putting her up at nonfavorite
hotel, even though she is in effect
on a honeymoon with her husband
Navy 1t. Richard Ney, just dis
charged after returning from some
two years overseas.
incidentally, if you are going to
New York, don't take a chance on
a place to stay.
Hotels are loath to think they can
accommodate you at any time dur
ing October.
The fleet, you see, is coming in.
4 X
The local ticket situation-amone
otherS-being what it has been, the
Theater Guild-American Theater
Society wants all its customers not
to worry or become fretful. 1t leaps
to assure every one that tickets for
the opening play in the series of
six, "Dunnigan's Daughter" by S. N.
Behrman, will be in the hands of
subscribers shortly after October IS.
The play will open a fortnight's
engagement on October %.
No matter what October / NAV
do to the addresses of subscribers,
the local office of The Guild an
nounce that no changes in resi-
dence will affect the mailing of
tickets until after the first play.
The New York deadline-the tickets
are distributed from there-has been
reached on all such changes for
the time being.
BY way of proving the enormity
OF the demand for theater seats,
If any proof were needed, the The
ater Guild was forced to turn back
the startling total of 5000 checks
OF would-be subscribers. The checks
should reach their signers during
the first several days of this week.
y n X X
Robert Chust, the Brazilian pro-
ducer- r-director-actor- genius who has
Hollywood SO agog at this moment
that he is kind of Orson. Welles
with a n-American accent. got
into the production of motion pic
lures in a fashion that any North
American could envy.
Sort of in the fashion of Bernard
Shaw when Shaw was a critic, Chust
went around constantly lamenting
the qu~lity of Brazil's motion pic
lures. His sister was the person
mainly burdened with listening to
his tempestuous TRADES and when
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National - THE Rugged Path:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-"Her Highness and the
Bellboy'': 1920 am, 1;25, AIS, 7:10
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 12:45
3:35, $50 and 9:20 pm.
Columbia "a Bell for Adano"::
II am, los. 3:l5, $50, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Rhapsody in Blue: 1885
am, 1;40, 4;25, 6:55 and $50 pm
HippOdrome Courageous Mr.
Penn: 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and
$40 pm.
Keith's wonder Man: 11:35
am, l:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35
pm.
Little - "On Approval: II am.
l2:45, 2:30, Ais, 6, 750 and $40 pm
Metropolitan-"Pride of the Ma
rines": 11:45 am, 2:25, 4:40, 7 and
$50 pm.
Palace-"Anchors Aweigh":: 10:4s
am. lbs, 4:05, GAS and 9:25 pm
Pix The Phantom Speaks
$40, $40, 7:55 and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux News and Shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Cinema Looks FutureWard

I Bette DaviS's name will be one oi
those topping the list. Her Holly
wood Canteen, which is closing
around Thanksgiving. isn't the only
form her goodwill has taken.
! This was proved the other night
when the l04th Division Climber
wolf'') was treated to a camp show
In skit depicting the tribulations
of a movie double" Bette stepped
up and gave the fellows a taste OF
| the cid Slapstick days.
| Robert Aida. in the role OF q
harassed director, called Bette Oh
stage and asked her if she'd had
any acting experience. Modestly. she
named of few of her recent pic
! lures.
Never heard of you!" cried Aida
But we'll put you in as a double
anyway. Go over in the corner and
We'll call you"
Bette retired to the sidelines and
watched Aida direct his star" in a
bit of business. Came the point
where pie was to be thrown at the
| principal.
| "Double!" Aida called and Bette
rushed forward.
The soldier audience gasped as a
lemon pie splashed over the Davis
features. A second pastry, berry
followed the first and the Timber
wolves" howled with laughter.
Bette did three shows, each one
featuring two pies. Going home
her hair was matted and she Was
forced to borrow a dress from an
Army nurse.
One great gal, Bette Davis.
X
Close-ups: In his unreleased pic
ture for MGM. Abbott and Cos
tello in Hollywood" Louis greatest
ambition is to be a successful bar
Der. In real life he realizes it many
times over. He has bought the pa
tent on a new-type electric shaver
and is looking for a factory site to
Evening star., 1945-10-01

during filming of THE Kid From
Brooklyn" the comedy starring
Danny Kaye.
Miss Mayo Is q rodeo enthusiast
and rides in one nearly every week
end. Vera-Ellen recently completed
primary flight training and has been
flying at every opportunity.
Goldwyn found the strain too
much. Horses and planes were ruled
out for the girls while the cameras
were turning.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Sports Are Taboo
During Filming

HOLLYWOOD.
Virginia Mayo and Vera Ellen
were grounded by Samuel GoldWyn
Evening star., 1945-10-01

"OklahoEna!," "Polonaise" or THE
Rugged Path" Or who cannot get
hotel rooms for the same group.
Henceforth, our answer when
conditions are desperate, is going to
be, why even oscar Doob couldn' t
do that"
The fortnight o. D. has finally
been forced to throw up his hands
Evening star., 1945-10-01
Even the Stars Must Glitter
In Odd Corners in Hotels
By JAY CARMODY.

Oscar Doob who looks well
payroll including Edward Arnold reputation
studios
chap the Mr.
stan sometimes
friends or the friends of their %
Evening star., 1945-10-01

over the New York hotel situation,
situation over which he once had
well manicured finger-tip control.
He confesseS to the following griev-
Gus failures as of this very morn
ing:
l. Inability to get more than
curling up space in the lobby of the