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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
Hutton
Film Great
By CHARLES GENTRY

YOU CAN fire when ready,
Paramount, every time you've got
something like "Incendiary
Blonde" aimed at the screen, for
this film life and hectic times OF
Texas Guinan makes one Of the
most interesting pic lures the
Michigan has shown in some time.
OF course, it's not true, but who
wants fact when fiction can be as
fascinating as il is in this gor-
geously decorated chronicle?
Actually, an actress named
Gladys George gave a much more
realistic picture Of the queen OF
the smoke-filled sewers, almost 10
years ago in picture called The
Roaring Twenties,' but now APP
pears in her true Technicolor as
Betty Hutton, in a film which is
a riotous and delightful affair.
Its more of a revel than a reve-
lation. this version OF Tex num-
bered days, but il is crowded with
wonderful incident and filled with
noStalgic music. all reminiscent oil
the days when Joe sent you.
IN TOP FORM
Well, Betty will send you too
We find her first in her Lone Star
state-and we don't mean condi'
tion-trying to save pappy from
trying to sell all the frozen potato
crop to hot spectators.
In order 10 rescue the family
she runs away and joins wilC
west show. run by a sharp guy
named Kilgannon, who seems tC
be The ever-loving JinX in Mis-
Guinan'S life.
. 1t is because OF him that sh'
leaves the rodeo, marrieS news
papernan and goes east 10 become
a Broadway star.
7 She is hit on the stage, but a
the height of her footlight fame
she ducks out and goes back ives
because Mr.. Kilgannon, her on
and only love, who also answer
/ TO the name of Arturo de Cordova
is falling on his face making sand
lot Silents in the movie depart
ment.
DISILLUSIONED AGAIN
\ Miss G. Immediately pepS thing
up by appearing IN two or three o
these horse operas, only TO be dis
illusioned by Mr. kilgannon, wh'
takes the rap for a bad stool
swindle, engineered by Tex con
niving pa, Barry Fitzgerald.
Back east she goes to find hei
place among the Speakeasies, witt
the familiar eifrontery which
made her beloved by all whC
stayed up after the curfew hour.
These sequences perhaps have
the most nostalgia moments to
those who recall Tex and her wa!
of keeping the eight bali rolling 81
that everybody was behind IT.
For film purposes the bistro
have been laviShly Cverdecorated
but they serve their purpose as
background for Miss Hutton
antics. Miss Hutton, however, doe
great deal more than clown. Sh'
proves in such moments as III
showdown with Cordova and in tn,
fatal interview with the doctor
lust what a fine actress she reall!
is. Our hats are OFF 10 her and 4
Paramount for bringing US such al
absorbing picture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
Paxton's Band
At Downtown

SWEET VERSIONS Of popular
tunes and "a mild mixture of 1--WE
are contained in the musical ar
rangementS of George Paxton S
band which highlights a new stage
revue this week at the Downtown
ThcateT.
Under Suave direction Of Pax
ton. the band shone in a medley
number which featured music OF
such composers as GerShwin, Ber-
lin. Kern and Rodgers and Hart,
The brass section dominated. with
the maestro alternating on from
bone and sax during individual
sequences. II was a good arrange
meut
Numerous NocahStS piled their
talents with DctroltS Rosemary
Calvin and male SWOonStcr Alan
Dale gaining peak applause. Miss
Calvin s version of Gonna Love
That Man" brought encore bows
while Dale turned IN romantic
There's No You
Eugene Baird, heard on the
Kraft Music Hall radio show. met
a cold audience Whic h later
warmed up " h en- she finished
singing "Atchison, 7 Topeka and
Santa Fe'
A touch of variety was added
when eccentric q GERS Wilklo
and Dare performed knockabout
routines A few laughs were re-
corded by rotmd Jack Leonard
" hose physical appearance j,
more conlcal than his material
Tell 1t 10 a Star is the screen
fare. It features Ruth Terry. Rob-
ert Livingstone and Alan Now
bray.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
New Song Star
At Chop House

MARVELLE MYLER, singing
pianist. holds sway at the London
Chop House. Marvelle. an attrac-
tive young lady, offers her ver-
sions of old and new popular
tunes. and also a medley Of
Gershwin and Cole Porter num-
bers. Later in the evening, Mar
Velle turns in a vocal repertoire
Of pop and blues numbers.
Frank Gagen and his orcheS-
tra'S arrangement of 1fampICo, ."
with vocals by Eileen Faye, is
rapidly gaining in popularity.
His rhumba rhythmS are also as
popular as ever. AccordioniSt
Louis Fsggio offers his arrange
ment of THE Donkey Serenade. ="
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
Dies Of Bullet Wound.
Declared SeIf-InfIiCteC

Shelby Range 53, Of 2n32 Camp
bcl died in Redford Receiving
Hospital last night OF a bullet
wound In the temple which police
said was Selt-infiiCted.
his sister Mrs Robert Pachal
1880 Garfield, Redford Township,
said Range had been III for sew
eral months. He was visiting her
when he shot himself with a 3S-
calIber revolver. police said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
Nails Band
At Wonder Bar

AL NALLI and his orchestra.
featuring smartly styled music
for listening and dancing pleasure.
headline at Sammy Sofferin's
Wonder Bar. The crew of top
notch musicians will be on hand
nightly 10 entertain with arrange
ments of favorite tunes. J.
While Alyene Mason vacation
songstress Judy Baker handle \
vocal chores alone, garnering ap-
plause on such hit selections as
The More / See You" and Till
the End of Time"
During interludeS, lovely Betty
Carroll entertains with lifting
melodies at the piano.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10

ALL THOSE endearing young
charms of Junior Miss" which
made it such a Broadway hit have
been preserved in the screen ver-
sion which opened at the Fox
yesterday.
Junior Miss" as you probably
are aware, was just about the
best of the series of comedies
about adoleScentS and their prob
lem parents" which besieged
Broadway a couple of years ago.
This particular young lady of
13. Judy Graves, originally sprung
from the pages of the New
Yorker magazine and then found
herself in front of the footlights
for record run.
Now, on the screen, she's just
as refreshing and delightful as
ever, with Peggy Ann Garner in
the leading role. Miss Garner.
who was the sad-eyed "Francie"
of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, :"
turns on much more animation
for I his characterization and
proves really deft little actress
with a surprising sense of humor
MOVIE MINDED
Judy'S chief trouble is that she
sees too many movies and life has
to be like Spencer Tracy and
Myrna 10y for her or il just isn't
bearable.
She has the added cross 10 bear
of possessing a 16-year-old CLAM
our girl for a sister. who COM
pletely overshadows her, so Judy
just makes things up as she goes
along
Its an interesting way 10 get
through those awkward years. -
4 but in Judys case she puts her
family in some rather uncom-
Portable spots.
She gets her father fired. she
marries the boss daughter off 10
an "ex-conyict' uncle-or so she
thinks. and she keeps things
popping for seven very amusing
reels.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
Chess Champion
Sept I945

HUMPHREY BOGART- com
pietely awake after working IN
The Big Sleep for Warner Bros
has received a challenge from
Miss Sonia Graf womcn'S chess
champion Of the world, 10 play a
game by correspondence. She
lives in Buenos Aires.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
Concert Scheduled

ADRIAN, Sept S-A special
program by the KrylS Women's
Symphony Orchestra will open
the second annual concert series
of Sena Heights College. Oct. 13.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-10
EXCELLENT CAST

Allyn JoSlyn is splendid as the
patient but a beWildered father,
and Barbara Whiting is hilarious
as Judy's pal, Fluffy. We didn {
particularly care for Sylvia Field
Evening star., 1945-05-27

The favOrite food for
the wedding feast is
this chicken salad
0IucKEN is the nuptial bird of the
nation, the number-one feast
food of the wedding table Chicken
creamed with mushrooms served in
tender patty cases is first choice
for menus from October through
April. Chicken salad through the
warm months. That's word-of-
mouth hot from Robert B. Day.
wedding menu consultant to New
York's Four Hundred.
The majority vote for the chicken
is backed by good reasoning. Chick
Evening star., 1945-05-27

en- is in all-around favor; it is filling,
yet not over-heavy; it is compatible
with almost any food you can name.
A chicken salad superlative is one
of utter simplicity. Half chicken.
half celery. combined with mayon-
naise - that's the Day salad. that
has been racing society's wedding
buffets since the Gay Nineties.
Roasting chickens, lusty birds
of about five pounds, provide
the meat "a meat finer tex
tured, finer favored than fowl.
One-half pound is allowed for a
portion or Is pounds for SO helpings.
Breast and second joint are used.
although some insist on white meat.
Meat for the salad should be
cooked and cut in large dice; chicken
Evening star., 1945-05-27

chopped to mincemeat loses all char
acter. One bunch of celery is allowed
per chicken, but only the crisp.
bleached stalks pass inspection.
Celery is brush-scrubbed under cold,
running water and dried with a
clean towel as carefully as fine china
Not drop of moisture must be left.
De Luxs Chicken Salad
6 quarts cooked chicken, H-inch
dice
6quarts celery. H-inch pieces
Is cup salt
l tablespoon pepper
IN quarts mayonnaise
6 heads lettuce
IL hard-cooked eggs, quartered
cup capers. well drained
Combine chicken and celery. sea-
son with salt and pepper, and place
in two bowls to store, covered, in the
refrigerator until just before serving.
At the last minute add 8 cups mayon-
naise to each bowl of salad, lightly
mixing. Unmold contents of bowls
to chilled platters bedded with crisp
lettuce. Shape up mounds with spat-
ula and plaster over each two
cups of thick mayonnaise. Arrange
quarters of hard-cooked egg around
base of molds. Final adornment is
sprinkling of capers, then tip top
of each salad crisp heart of lettuce.
Yield: so portions.
What with the salad? Here is a
Robert Day menu streamlined for
the wartime wedding: hot or jellied
consomme, chicken salad, warm butt
tered finger rolls, brown-bread-and-
butter sandwiches, assorted sand
wiches filled with idyllic spreadings.
Ice cream and sherbet mold for the
sweet ending with the rich wedding
cake. Fragrant coffee or tea.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

BELLEvILLE AREA : 5-room modern
home. complete bath, utility room,
,H'Ss 81 coo 10 dn sG5sossMAa ' cor van Born Sp
and Wayne Rdf. Wayne 0g2o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

COLEMAN, near Cratiot. 3-room home
garage. large chicken house, fruit trees,
lot 2oo1iOo. 50 900. terms. immedists
possession. Mossett Realty. llo6b
Cratiot. AR 400.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

BUY land now while you can get close
convenient TO west side plants city
water: reasonably restricted. Branch
office. Kennedy Bros. cor. Van Born
and Pelham Rdk DE- OlS5
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
SAND BEACH
ON BEAUTIFUL
GRAND TRAVERSE BAY
Lake Michigan

ON BEAUTIFUL
GRAND TRAVERSE BAY
Lake Michigan
$3.50 DOWN
Near Traverse City. Wonderful location
for cottage. cabins or home just OFF
Us-3i pavement. beautiful timber. pine.
white birch, etc, Marvellous view. sor-
ssnd beach. tracts 100 n frontage and
/ 400 ~. deep Only $1,000. $50
down balance monthly. Have several
adjoining parcels. Write or phone G NJ.
Porter. Trustee. 1T Arcade. Muskegon.
Mich Phone 22-s3e. evenings 32-242
SHOW PLACE OF ST. CLAIR SHORES
This beautiful e-room brick home 10
Gated right on the water. Just riTht for
you summer and winter; attractive. CON
yenient. ittory with center hail. large
recreation room. gsrare boathouss ga
rage connected TO house BY oreezewsy'
lovely grounds. Living here can be
terms for responsible parties. Inquire
75olo z. Jefferson avenue. near 10
Nile road. St Clair Shores
WEST RKALTY co.
ST. CLAIR SHORES. nov is the time
10 buy your lake lot. We have only =
Co 75sI+ Jefferson. East. Roseviiie
ST. CLAIR SHORES. 3ls- fttt Jefferson
boat haroor, price $4,000, Si4, 900
caxh-- $3.50 month ee-Lake- Shore
ss.i,y ss.n pS.s;,,,. CO. 2ssit ozso Ea" jefferson
43-YT. LAKE ST. CLAIR FPONTACE-43
- feet Of Lake ST. Clair frontage, IT'S
fee. deep. Lovely sandy bathing beach,
safe for children. paved street and
driveway; Detroit city water. gas and
electric In and paid for exceptional
bargain In lake frontage. Terms 70 re
sponsfoie parties. Inquire 25o1o JET
erson avenue. East.. near 10 Mile road
St. Clair Shores.
WEST REALTY co.
7-LARCE WATERFRONT LOTS-7
7 large lots. rifnt on the water; paved
street. boating. bathing. hshinf. Detroit
city water. gas and electric In. Build
soon Priced 20 sell with terms 70 re-
sponEole parties. Inquire 25olo Jener-
son ave. East, near 10 Mile ROAD ST.
Clair Shores
WEST REALTY co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, 1920. r. v. 5 rms.
lot 4exiol. Bargain Ast. PL e4s4
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Rsus. aiA Psrt ah ii. 4oeit % lots, iI INCLUDING % az
corner. we'll restricted area, close 20
good school special "a. slioo. $3.50
down. Newman, Plymouth Road at
Beech Road RE 6720.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

ARMY MAN will sacrifice 3-bedroom
parcel only s3.7oo. 800 dn. GROSS
MAN, 3442 s. Telegraph, between
Michigan and Van Born. DE 1855 or
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

CLINTON RIVER frontage. 500 n. deep
beautiful spot. never floods / mile from
Mt Clemens $40 per foot: restricted.
TU 2-O6g3 or TU 1-l557.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
ALEX DEAN

1908 BRoADwAY-cA oi2s
CoLoRED-4i55 Riopelle. cor supe-
rior. fiat and store. garages $4,000.
81 500 down. Broker pL sO22-
,CofORED-i4B3 W Grand Blvd near
Warren brick, rooms. stoker. side
drive uN 7-3S16
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

ACRE with small cottage. utility room.
city water, immediate possession. only
GRoossMiSo. cor. S Van 's Born and c"anSeS Wayne
RdE Wayne Oe20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
YARMs & LANDS ron SALE

A PARApisE-iso se., haif-uiile river
frontage. Groom home insulated: cleo
tricity automatic hot and cold water.
large living room, cut stone fireplace
hardwood hoos. hot air furnace. fun
basement, laundry trays and dryine
room. 100 &C Alfalfa. Al fences one
barn 3sxioo. barn 24xTs, IAN. tile
nlo. 24x4s tool shed. 2 corn cribs.
2-car garage and work room, farm refr
plant; beautiful Landscape, rock gardens.
sc young orchard. $50 tons lime
applied recently: small wooclot live
stock and tools available, II desired.
$4,000 terms Herb sneed, 2o7 L.
Grand River. Howell
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

LITTLE FARMS ron SALE
A REAL BARGAIs-Ia sc. with neat.
sity water. bus, faa prie. .a 2so idi aith
Ecorse Rd'' a, Monroe Blvd. AT $50.
A REAL BUY 4-room lll-story home.
basement and furnace. on high GRADED
garden plot: immediate possession. only
s2.soo, $500. GRossMAN. 32o23
Wayne o3o3 or Wayne 0a2O
A REAL home, acres. rooms. modern
plumbing. bath. garage. broodsr, N.
branch road near Mt. Clemens. $4,000.
half cash. Boyer, TU 2-5S2o.
ACRES, corner 40; near lake, good soil.
roads. trees, stream. Nj 4Sos.
ACRE with small cottage. utility room,
city water, immediate possession. only
Si,sSo. $50 handles, balance financed
eEosSMxM; eF. Msxn; oa3o cor, Van Born and Wayne
ARMY MAN will sacrifice 3-bedroom
home, complete bath. on large corner
parcel only S3,700. y7oo dn. GROSS
MAN, 3442 s Telegrsph, between
Michigan and Van Born. DE 1855 or
Wayne o92o.
ATTRACTIVE buy. 10 acres. high and
dry. Only 81 750, KATZLER, i42o3
Dental lots with city water and sewer.
nr. Dix-Toledo Highway. close 70 shop
ping and school; only Ses0, terms.
Newman. Northllne and DIX. wysndotte
27o5.
BELLEvILLE AREA : broom modern
home. complete bath, utility room,
n.Ss COO 10 sn se5ssoss G5ssossAS ,'e cor van sOgD SD
and Wayne Rdf. Wayne 0e2o.
BUY land now while you can &c, close
In location at low prices 2-scre parcels
convenient TO west side plants, city
water; reasonably restricted, Branch
oiiiet nt s.,ss ksnnsay srSs 5s oiS fSr, Van Born
CHICAGO BLVD. AREA, Just west Of
corner. well restricted area, close "a
good school. special a. 81 100. $3.50
down. Newman. Plymouth Road. st
Beech Road. RE o72o.
CLINTON RIVER frontage. 500 n. deep
beautiful spot. never hoods: / mile from
M fu a;csss esmss or 'fS TS Pei ss1 :GI' restricted
COLEMAN, near Cratiot. s-room home
garage. large chicken house. fruit trees,
lot 2ooxi0o. $4,000. terms. immediate
possession. Mossett Realty. llo6b
Cratiot. AR 400.
COTTAGE with utility room, city water
In. with acre. real garden land. Move
financed. CROssMAN' cor. telegraph
and Goddard. Wayne os2o.
DEARBORN, WI acres with ? homes,
one o-room, one 4-room house. priced
for quick sale. Call Betty Ross, Agent.
22529 PARK St. Dearborn.
FARMINCToS RD.. mr. Ford Rd.. 4h
&C. parcel, good black garden soil; city
water. $500 Newman. Salesman on
Schoolcrat and Farmington. Sunday
only. OR 300. ------.-----------
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

BEAUTIFUL hoMEsITE-4 large re,i-
Dental lots with city water and sewer.
nr. Dix-Toledo Highway. close 20 shop
ping and school. only Ses0. terms.
Newman. Northllne and Dix. wysndotte
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

Pennsylvania, nr. Kerchival
5 epts Ia rms es. spts. furn.
n " NJ hns income stm. plants,
cor. lot reasonable terms. Mrs. Finley
CA na1I or TO s3SsS
HOMER WARREN a COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
ALEX DEAN
FARMS WANTED
ACREAGE ron SALE

CASH buyer wants farm. $3.50 a
good soil. buildings. PL 2sl9
Evening star., 1945-11-18

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Evening star., 1945-11-18

Frances helped organize and run the canteen
sponsored by Ogontz Junior College near
Philadelphia The girls in her college have made
ita big part of their own special war work
serving coffee and s'snacks." Volunteers are
still needed for recreation centers-can you helpo >
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-16

Buy your share of Seventh War
Loan Bonds.
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-16

Mrs. C.. L. Morris was hostess
Tuesday of last week to the Laur-
mont club when guests were Mrs.
F. w. Graft and Mrs. B. A. Sher-
row. Mrs. John Alexander and Mrs.
H. T. Smart won awards for the
club and Mrs. Graft for the guests.
Mrs. Joe Price returned recently
from Rapid City, N. D., where she
was a guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Cpl. and Mrs. Jack Nichol.
Contract members were guests
Tuesday of Mrs. C. L. Morris, with
awards during the afternoon going
to Mrs. j. F. Macdonald and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Teeters and
daughter and son, Woman Third
Glass Shirley Teeters of San Diego,
Calf, and Delbert Teeters, and Mrs.
Jake Frank and children spent Sun
day in Billings with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Giblin was hostess
at a birthday party Wednesday of
last week for her son James who
was three years old. Mrs. Giblin
served a birthday lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teeters, Jr.,
left for Springfield, S. D., to spend
several days looking after their
ranch interests.
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-16
TYPEWRITER PAPER . Laurel Outlook

Leo c.. Graybill, candidate for
representative in congress from
the Second (eastern) Montana
district, opened his speaking cam
paign in north central Montana
last week, and expects to carry
his discussion of what he con
siders the major issues involved
into every county of the district.
MIR. Graybill outlined the issues
he considered important in the
present campaign, which will be
climaxed with a special election
to be held on Tuesday, June 5th,
when a successor to the late
James F. O'Connor will be chosen.
Emphasizing the fact that he con-
sidered the most important is
sue at stake was whether or not
the people of Montana were 60
ing to give President Truman a
vote of confidence by electing a
candidate pledged to support him
in the all-important job of
finishing the war and establish
ing a just peace, he went on to
outline other issues which he con-
sidered of paramount Importance.
The early return of the fight
ing men now in the service at the
earliest possible time consistent
with military requirements was
placed high on the list of things
the speaker considered most i'm
portant. He is a veteran of
World War I, and his only son is
serving with the armed forces in
the present war.
Post war development of Mon
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-16
Leo c.. Graybill Outlines Issues
Considered Vital In Campaign

have our representative working
with and helpful to the admins
tration at the national capitol. If
this view of the situation is sem
sible, and appealing, the question
of what the second district Of
Montana should now do almost
answers itself.
Beyond the shadow of a doubt
as the lawyers say-the same
issues are paramount as yer
voted upon at the recent general
election when MI. O'Connor was
reelected for another term. In
the rapid-fire march of events,
we ere coming close to great
and conclusive victories when the
foremost leader of them all, I'M
able to further help carry the
burden of his nations cause, came
to the end of a great public serv-
ice. A loyal vice president has
now said that he intends to carry
on the work that has been done
so well. 1t is not saying too much
then if we repeat-the issues have.
not changed. We have victories
yet to win. The United States
must continue its leadership aft
er the San Francisco conference
has finished it's framework of a
world peace.
President Truman and the con-
gress have days and weeks of
work ahead. The 18th session
will be the var congress in Amer
lean history. The 10th session.,
now convened, will reach out for
the peace.
Indeed, the issues are the same
they were. 1t is not political
selfishr-e ss if we urge that the
voters of the second congressional
district approx the almost unani-
nous choice of a candidate at the
recent democratic convention at
LewiStown. It will be filling the
place of a veteran democrat with
the service of another democrat
whose good citizenship HAS never
been challenged, whose party
has not been questioned,
whose ability is known in every
corner of district No. 2. That is.
the kim o. a fellow it is a pleas
IRE to support-Leo c. Graybill,.
# you please.