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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-27
'AJOB TOR JENNrYtG
,~. Vt ... faIH Bnh7uW7 NJ

about Ede.
On the following day two things
happened The first concerned jus
tice, coming in bright and early on
4 Monday morning. and the second
concerned him also.
He stood by Jenny's desk and put
his hand on her hair He said softly,
1t ought 10 burn. but i. doc:n't. II
feels cool and rather like curly
silk"
Jenny moved away from his
hand She said, How Gualnt!'
Justice asked, Have you forsiv-
en- me for last night"
She swung around. looked up p
him. She said. There's nothing to
forgive. l could have stopped YOU"
WHY didn't you?"
Il didn't want to" replied jenny,
with perfect honesty. She watched
Justice read his own meaning INTO
that reply. She had intended HIM
to, and now she saw him look
slightly snug.
He said. You're an honest little
thing, Jenny
That amused her very much. He
added, low, And very disturbing
Good She bent her bright head
TO the machine. She said, after a
moment, There are some mes
sages on your desk
"TharkS" ne said He Iircore1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-27

thunder and then some"
Lovely" Jenny said compla.
Gently.
He said. driving at a legal rate
Of speed, and wishing he needn't,
About last night"
Jenny interrupted brightly. Il
already know. Last night some kids
drove into a ditch and they took
three to your office. Steve,
doesn't that make you want to find
out what's going on in this town
and stop it?"
He SAID shortly, u Rave enough
to DO without meddlin2. The kids
were tight. yes, the boy told me
frankly that he'd sWiped a bottle
from his fathers supply. That's all
there was to it,
"A lot of people think these juke-
box places are selling it"
Il doubt it," said Steve. They've
been investigated. They are lust
what they profess TO be. places SELL
ing soft drinks, sandwiches and ice
cream. with a mammoth luke box
and a dance floor. But | didn't bring
you here to talk about that. | want
to talk to you about yourself. And
your esteemed boss. | watched YOU
tor a couple Of minutes last night.
Very effective. Garden" said Steve,
moonlight and roses. Hearts and
flowers ..'
so what? ?" said Jenny. so,
went walking with Mr.. Hathaway
and he was taken romantic and
kissed me. What's so world-shakine
about that?"
Steve said, u don't understand
you. You're the mans secretary.
And he's married. That's the situa-
ton in a NUTSHELL"
Habit forming, isn't it?" said
Jenny. And nutshell is right"
He said angrily, Haven't YOU
any excused"
"Well.' said Jenny cautiously. II
suppose | could run one up on an
old loom. Justice is very attractive,
Also very rich. Or hadn't his sister
brought that angle to your atten-
ton ?"
What has she got to do with
it?" Steve demanded.
Don't shout" said Jenny sweet
~. Nothing at all. as far as I'm
concerned"
Go on with your excuses" he
said shortly.
It's war" she said dreamily.
forcing house of emotions. l quote.
Also man shortage, or hadn't YOU
noticed? And Justice hasn't much
of a wife" she said plaintively.
Shes sort of worm thin after four
years absence"
He said, II can't believe my ears.
DO you mean to sit here and tell
me that you expect he'll marry
you?"
Il hadn't thought that far
ahead" she said. But, now that
you mention it. it's an interesting
possibility"
Steve said, II could shake the
daylights out OF you. You-you
aren't yourself. You've changed
incredibly"
She said, And so have vou."
To Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-27
CHAPTER fWENTY.SEVEN


lliHiiEh EN
THE RESI- q the day no person
al Vc~3 was snoken. rvo men from
49, ~, n.,ar,,5o,t arrived ea,f,
80
II the afternoon ana 1uS''ce was
with them until closing time. Then
he came INTO Jennv's 0 He said
Were oo,ro 10 work late You &c
home. don't need YOU" he
drorura his v0ice-that IS. don +
noea ynu here
She s4,7 IAN r,oht Ilstice
ON the v7v ON she met Mr.
PTah4r4s He and I'm take Won
rrr-s f.ruy. # vou-nkp Bes1des |
o..r4. In. 1aIk 70 vo1,"
Co. f.it sl:,h.l,. Il,
bo raJ board ar,+hino Put
,h,+ was .he,e 10 hoa,q she
,n.,.,r. ..,r.,rad +, no bod 80
$40, :, ua boa k,o,,r nor - love
9ra +ao VOL, NOT To coneide, her one
# his famiIv
N"' ,'"9 up ''.''' WIZ"
~'-tes = '''iI 1t SAN N'N"'o W
Wal" 'o""'
I'm letting flp 90, after a long
Evening star., 1946-04-16

Hourly Sales an the E1chanse Today:
1900 am 500 600 Zoo noon $50 600
100 p m 76o COO 1900 v m o2o 600
tunit Of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
IN full. sIn bankruptcy or receiyership Or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed BY such compan anies
are annual disbur sement based On the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. On.
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
n Ex rishts . Also extra or extras. B Plus
stock dividend. Cash or stock. pe-
clared or paid 50 far this year. Payable
Canadian funds < Accumulated dividendr
paid or declared this year. New issue.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Industrial Issues
Lead General Rise
On Stock Market
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, April 16.-Stocks
generally enjoyed their best upturn
in week in today's market, with
industrial issues leading a continual
tion OF Mondays late upturn.
A lengthy list of steels, motors,
utilities, retail stores, oils, rails, air.
crafts and manufacturing shares
held gains of / to more than Q
points near the close.
Dealings maintained a fairly even
pace, with total transfers approx
mating 100000 shares, compared
with l,170,000 yesterday.
Optimism based on the appear
ance of number of favorable
statements of first-quarter opera
tions brought support to selected
pivotal stocks. Brokers reported
some buy commitments based on
the theory the market position had
been strengthened by last weeks
technical reaction. Expectations of
price-control limitations and rail
freight rate adjustments, plus
maintenance of steel operating
rates despite the soft coal strike
also DOlStered sentiment.
Prominent gamers were U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem, General Motors, Mont
gomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft,
international Harvester, Hira m
Walker, American Metal, Interna-
tional Paper, Southern Pacific,
Santa Fe, Electric Power g. Light,
American Smelling, Union Carbide,
Dupont, Eastman Kodak, United
Merchants & Manufacturers, Pure
OIL, Sunray Oil, Standard Oil On. j.
American Smelling. Anaconda, Gen.
eral Electric, Air Reduction, R-K-O,
Gillette, Revere Copper and Ameri-
can Telephone. Laggards included
Western Union a." Philip Morris
and Goodrich.
Bonds were irregular.
Evening star., 1946-04-16

y
bond program. Under his guidance
Navy personnel made very heavy
bond purchases, especially in the
seventh drive. In the first World
War, Mr.. Morgan was an aviation
cadet.
Entering the brokerage business
In June, 1919, Mr.. Morgan became
manager of the bond department of
John L. Edwards g. Co., and later an
associate manager of the Washing
ton Offices of G. Mp. Murphy g. Co.
and Laidlaw & Co. A founder and
flrst president of the Bond Club,
he is director Of the Federal Stor-
age Co. and other organizations.
Prior to World War II he was a di-
rector of the Washington Airport
Corp, Air Terminal Corp, Washing
ton Loan & Trust Co., president of
the Washington Lighthouse for the
Blind and leader in the Community
Chest. He now is president of the
Chevy Chase Club and member of
many others.
United Votes Dividend.
United Air Lines today announced
a dividend of so cents per share on
the common stock, payable July l to
stockholders of record June 10, the
amount being unchanged.
Mitchell D. Curtis, Allan Rutledge.
Jr.; G. I. Haycraft and Gen. John D.
Marsh Of the Lincoln National Life
ranked among the first 16 producers
in the entire country in the first
quarter. The agency stood fourth.
The April meeting of Washington
Chapter, National Association of
Cost Accountants, at Hotel 240O to-
morrow evening will feature an
illustrated lecture by E. Wallace
Weston OF Dayton, Ohio, Control of
Cost and Reports to Management in
Paper Manufacturing" He is the
controller Of three paper companies.
j. V. Cummins will be technical
chairman.
Hecht common scored another
new 1916 high on the WASHINGTON
Stock Exchange today when it
opened at 4oss, up from 40. 1t
closed at 40ls. Union Trust was
strong at 160. Garfinckel common
at so and Mergenthaler Linotype
at IT,
Evening star., 1946-04-16
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. April 1e lP, (UsDA).-sal-
steady GOOD oan and Choice baggows and
silts. 1885, ceiling: sows and stass. l4.10
ceiling: complete early clearance.
Salable cattle. 5000; total, 5000; sala-
Bile calves. 700: total, 700; fed steers and
yearlings including yearling heifers slow
but fully steady; killing quality less than
desirable than Monday; steers. 1915
1m25: TOD; 1880; most heifers. 1900
demand exceeding supply at l4.75- 1925:
cows SLOW. irregular. steady; most beet
cows l0.50-13. 90: bulls firm with heavy
beef bulls to 1900 and fleshy dairy breds
to 1873: vealers mostly 1850 down.
Salable sheep, 1000; total, 5000: ac-
tive. steady to strong; stock Is to %
cents higher for two days on lambs some:
on good. to choice fed weoled western
lambs; four loads good 115-pound Col
RAIDS, 1900; several loads medium and
good ,woolssins. l5,5o.l6.55; six doubles
No. 1 and No. pelts. 1850: load com
mon and medium Montana wooled ewes
mon shorn horned bucks. 525
Evening star., 1946-04-16
D. {. Telephone Calls
AT New High Mark
During March
by Edword c. Stone

Average telephone calls per day
set another alltime record for
March when they climbed to 1885,
497, officials of the Chesapeake g.
Potomac Telephone Co. announced
today. In March of last year av-
erage daily calls totaled 1897 ,995.
Telephone stations in service in
March numbered 6,649, compared
with the higher figure of 367, ,7O5 a
year ago, officials added. However,
there was a gain of 957 stations
over the preceding month this year,
the best monthly advance in the
first quarter.
Morgan Back in Finance.
Charles Carroll Morgan, who re-
Gently completed four years service
Evening star., 1946-04-16
N. Y. Bond Market
SEIEcTEn III IfaT c1SGclnSsf o% IssflEsl sle'e.1

- OF o06U&S.
Hud&M RI IS 81 75M
&c Omaha 3s5l lola
ICCStLou 6s63Alo2
ICCStLo 4Has63 %
Int HydroEl6s44 97X
Int T&T IS 81 1o6
Leh vi 5s2O03st 65h
Leh vi IS zoos 55M
Me Cent 4Las60 87A
MKT IS 81 A 1ooih
Mo Pac 6hs 40 42N
Mo Pac IS n F -
Mo Pac gn 4s 76 S7M
Nor&E3Kas2OOO 70
Nat Steel IS 65 1oAN
N o T M 5s "a 1o2M
NYC RI IS 2013 9oM
NYC 4Kas20l3A 93H
N Y Eds 3Hs66 1o6
NY Law As 73 %
|NYNH&H Is 40 "a
|NYNH&H4 Kas67 II
NY Stm 3Ias SO lo5k
NY w B 4has AZ A6M
|NorflkSo5s2014 s.
c4Ias20471 1o7A
Ohio Ed 2As rs 1c5ih
Okl G&E 2As751C5
Pac G&E 3s 70 lllib
Pac T&T 2AsS5 1o7i1
Pa Ct Air 3has6O112
Penn P&Lt 1915 1864
PehnRRg4 as65 l2e
PennRR g4As81131h
PennRR 3As SO 1o6Ia
Peoria&Est4s9O 60
PereMar 33sss0 1904
Phila Co 4Ks6l 1o6N
PCCStL IS rs B 142
RckIA&L4Has34 66
StLSnFr 4Has7S an
StLSW RI $500 lo11z
StPKCSL4hs41 81
Sea Afr l. c 6s45 rs
Shell Un 2Kas54 1olN
ISocony-Vac 3s6z1o5A
So Pacific4k:8l loei4
SO Pac AIS 80 1o5H
Std Oil NJ 3s61 1921
Third Ave 6s 60 s.
Third Ave Is 60 98M
West Sh 4s2361 9o.h
sPac4ias2014 Ill
WPac4 Ha20l4cl lo2
West Un 5s 81 lol
West Un IS CO. 1o1h
Wise Cent As 40 1914
Evening star., 1946-04-16

TREASURY. 200
2s 54-52 Dec 1o4 l6
2ks JOG zs
2Rs 62-59---. LOB 26
2Has 6S-63----1 !" ?
gas 1857 Jun los 2o
NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 - 12Sh
FOREIGN. 200
Canada As so 111M
Denmk 4hs 81 e7A
Peru LIST 6s 80 26h
Urug al 4bs ~ 81
DOMESTIC. 200
Alb PrWr 6s 4S 1o2
Am T&T rs 66 l53
Am T&T 2AsSU lo7Ls
AmTobacco3s69 1864
AtlCoastL4 Kas6411e
BIO 95 A. s4M
BIO y5 c ook4
B&O 1000 D. 93A
B&O 90 F - %
BIO CIV 80 GOA
Beth Stl 2As 70 1904
Burl CR&N5s34 81
Can Nat 41ss51 1l531
Can Pac As perp llSN
Cen Ga 5Has 50 32iA
Cent Ga en- 5s45 66
CentNwEng4s6l 1o6
c r r N J IS 81 ~
Cn RR M As 81. an
Chi&Alton3s49 61%
c B & @ 2hs 70 1olh
Chi d e l inc 81 -
COW 4kas 2038 -
Chi Ind&Lo5s66 22iz
CMStP4hs2044 o7iz
Chi&NW 4 1as99 50
GRIP 4hs 81 A 7oiA
GRIP As S8 81
GRIP RI As "a 66As
CStLNOM 4s51 1904
CTH&S in2 A94 80
Chi&W / As 81 l12
CCCSLCWM4s9l 92A
Col & So 4 4I2sS0 74k
Cons Ed 3hs 4S lolN
Cons Pwr 2hs75loe
Dn&RG 1895 64la
Dn&RGW 5s55s 27Ls
Det Edison 4s65 1861
DUG 1t 3las 65 lo5N
EmnG&F3K2s62 1o1A
Erie 4 ias 20l5 81
Erie 3iss 90 F lo4i4
Evening star., 1946-04-16

Ainsworth 80
Aireon Mig Co
AluminumLtdhS.
Alum Co Am .
Am Cn Mfg cog
Am Cynamid la
Am & FgD ? wr-
Amer L&T1.20-
Am Maracaibo
Am Pot&Ch1iz
AmRepublicshg
Am Superpower.
Am Writ Paper
Argus Inc
Ark Nat Gas A
Atlas Corp WV.
Barium Steel
Beaunit Mills
Berk&Gay Furn
Breeze Cp 1.60-
Bridgeport Oil =.
Bnk Hill&S laa-
Burma Ltd
ButlerP H. .35e
Callite Tung
Gamma oni.
Catalin Am 40
Cent g. S w Util
Cessna Airc Ag
CityAutoStp so
ClaudeNeon .05e
Colonial Airlines
Colts P F. Arms
Com & Sou war.
Com Water Syc
ConsTextile.30s
ContFd&Mh he
Cosden Petro
Crosley Motors
Crown c Pet Ag
Dennison A zoe
Det Gray Iron
DetMichSto.3oe
Domestic Ind A
DominionSt&Cl
Elec Bd&Share
Fairchild E .20g
Fansteel Metal
Gen Plywood
Rates Of divic
are annual disbl
quarterly or ser
less otherwise n
dencs are not
extras. b Plus
stock. e Declar,
I Payable in stoc
able in Canadi
dividends paid Q
issue. WV Wit
warrants.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April 16 GPy.-May rye es-
traoing, marking up q record price of
247A Almost Immediately after the rec
ord was reached the demand slackened,
backed down under professional selling.
Deferred contracts in oats moved in a
narrow range. with September oats as
much as n cent higher than yesterday s
close at times
Traders appeared to be more interested
in developments in Washington respect
ing price controls than in new-crop pros
poets. During the greater part of the
DAY the wheat corn and barley pits were
deserted
Al the finish wheat, corn and barley
held at their respective ceilings, lS3h
LII "a and ."6ia. Oats were "a lower
20 "a higher than yesterdays close May
~ Rye was unchanged to ga higher
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Union Trust Cos at $50.
Mergenthaler Linotype-19 at II
Garhnckel common-90 at 60, 10 at so.
Hecht common-1o at 402s, 100 at 40A
30 at 40ts.
Evening star., 1946-04-16

LA Vic Ndty lC"
tiring SIS q cap
tain, has estab-
lished a Wash
ington Office for
S C u d d er, Ste
vens & Clark,
Inv e S t m e n t
C u n S el firm,
with Offices in
New York and
other cities.
Duria g the
war he ssrved in
the Office of the
Secretary of the
Navy as deputy
co-ordinator and
co-ordNator for
tho hJ,H,,,,,e w.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
New York Cotton

market drifted lower In quiet trading to-
day on light selling coming through New
Orleans and spot Arms. Mills covered
way.
Late afternoon prices were 80 cents
bale lower to % cents higher. May,
27.54; July, 27.70: October, 2766,
Evening star., 1946-04-16
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 10 R.-Dividends
declared:
Evening star., 1946-04-16

Bankers Acceptances in the
United States on March 80 totaled
$162, ,795 900 VS.. $166, 1852 900 a month
earlier and $127 So, 900 year ago
New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSK

"" EnCSAOOo CAOSk.
200 iGilchrist Ae 20
20 Goldfield Cons 2h
1874 Hearn D St .45g 2lA
I9Sh Hecla Mining ] IL
30 Heyden Oh zoe 73ih
leN Humble Oil Ia 81
61h III Pwr div ct ~
~ Init Hyrd Ell pf- 6o,h
26lh Kingston Pr.20- 8
~ Kirk LGM h.O4 IN
40 Lo1ans Distill 22N
2oih Lone Star G.20e l9
2h Long Island Ltg. IA
11A Louisan LdE. 40 12h
13h McWill Dredge- 2l
TIE Mead John .60a 81
13h Mesabi Iron 8iA
1oA Mid Stl Pr B vtc 4
2eN Mid w Corp Ae ~
5h Midwest Abras IN
~ MiningCorpCan e1s
11A Nachman Corp ] 81
23h Natl Bell II .07g eiA
2asl slNat City Lines l 50
15iA Nat Union Rad 12lA
1oh NJ Zinc iae- zsiA
5aeINY Auction .40b 14,/a
17h Niagra Hud Pwr i
12iA No Am 1t &P. lo3s
ga Pan Am Air VIZ 93A
20 Pantepec Oil "a l25s
8 Pennroad lag slh
26h Piper Aircraft IL
A2I Pitney-Bow .4Oa 13
SIS Prem Gold ole 2ii
5b R-K-O opt war 1lB
11h Richfield Oilww 81
20 st Regis Paper 11iA
6b Solar Aircrft.60 2SA
2ola Solar Mfg go 1855
oh Soss Manuftg y 13h
17A Std Power g. 1t 5iA
s Sterling Eng 80 7M
12lA Texon o g. LAO 1o.z
Ga ITextron Inc kae 2oih
16A Tri-Contl WV ~
25N Unit Corp WV 1se
~ Unit 1t & Rys / 3oss
36 Unit Sh M 2.5Oa S2ih
21h'Waltham Watch 22ia
ends IN the foregoing table
irsements based on the last
aiannual declaration. Un-
oted. special or extra divi-
included. a Also extra or
stock dividend. Cash or
ID or paid so far this year
K g Paid last year. b Pay.
an funds. X Accumulated
r declared this year. II New
b warrants. XIV Without
Evening star., 1946-11-01

Gotham is q worse sin-den than
when he left. Everybody who should
not be rich is rolling in money, es-
pecially the blond Faye Emerson.
The money she is rolling in happens
to be $4,000 he left for her to in
vest in their future. Naturally, he
is miffed when he discovers that she
has new partner, so he slugs the
$4,000 out of the other guy, slaps
Miss Emerson's face. and goes back
to being a confidence man.
The illusions he got on battlefields
abroad, mostly notions of going
straight, cannot survive that sort
of welcome home.
That is why he goes west, agrees
to front for a con gang to trick the
$2,000,0O0 widow out of slab of the
fortune left by her late husband.
The rest of the narrative illus
trateS what can happen to a con
man who really falls in love with
the poor little rich girl he intended
merely to blk.
Whatever of real merit there Is
in Nobody Lives Forever" Is in its
acting. Instead of the mere coast
through performances the script de-
serves, the players are honest
enough to give each role a sincere
try. Garfield manages a reasonably
convincing imitation of a con man
Evening star., 1946-11-01

and must be punished, It says In
the film industry rules.
Miss Sidney plays her part with
enthusiasm and an arresting ward
robe. She appears to consider the
business at hand plausible and
worthy of good try. Mr.. Raft, on
the other hand, wanders moodily
through the tale. He seems to be
waiting for something. Perhaps he
is waiting for the shooting to start
If SO, he may have the sympathy OF
many.
Stanley Ridges, Sara Haden, Je-
rome Cowan. Sid Silyers and Alan
Edwards are among the others
offering contributions to the Capt.
tolls film. They work conscientiously
for dreary cause.
Il Il X
Lorraine Rognan, the girl who
was seriously injured in the Lisbon
Clipper crash in which her husband
was killed, headlines the Capitol
stage show. Her manner Is some
what that of Cass Daley and she's
a funny woman, especially in a
comic ballroom dance done to "Blue
Danube" Others are Jerry Wayne
the singing star from radio, whose
voice is a pleasant one; Johnny
Lahder, juggler who also can play
a violin while balancing on a lad
der, and Raye and Nardo, imper-
senators.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

is quite q comedown, but 1t leaves
Brennan mellow. sometimes comic.
The bitter former crime star Is
played equally well by George Cou-
louris, sleazy sort who has turned
"jumpy" with failure.
The light-hearted intervals OF
Nobody Lives Forever" are those
usually dominated by. George Tobias,
the phoney secretary of the phoney
Garfield.
Miss Emerson's contribution TO
Nobody Lives Forever" is one Of
those night-club ballads which are
sung throatily, and few passages
of being angrily the other woman.
The settings which are more rep
resentative OF the life lived by the
rich widow than Of the con gang
are the rhinestone rich type which
have become Hollywood specially.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

con man of the country. is going to-
make him successful capitalist as
the picture ends.
The woman who bring strue love
into Garfields life is Geraldine Fitz-
gerald, a widow with 100000 and
who Is good woman without being
goody good.
Behind these romantic two are the
treacherous blond, the sirnple-mind-
ed gangsters, the cruel gangsters,
and all the others that have been as
sociated with Garfield since he first
went to Hollywood.
Yet because every one has learned
his business SO thoroughly, Nobody
Lives Forever" is not really hard to
take and somehow manages to work
up degree of suspense. Conven-
tional, but still suspense.
w. R. Burnett is author of this
strictly stock thriller which was di-
rected with skill, if not inspiration,
by Jean Negulesco.
The yarn they spin is principally
about Garfield. Discharged from
the Army after four years with the
rank of sergeant, he returns to New
York. His first discovery is that
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Dance Concert

Erika Thimey and Mary-Averett
Seelye will present a chamber
dance concert tomorrow and Sunday
nights at $3.50 at the Dance Theater
2012 p street NV. The program
will include dances performed by
Miss Thimey, Batya Heller and the
group to music by Shostakovitch
Prokofieh and Villa-Lobos. Miss
Seelyes theater pieces will include
works by Archibald MacLiesh, A. A.
Milne, Gertrude Stein and E. E
Cummings.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
To Film 'Moby'

"Moby Dick" classic novel of
early whaling ships by Herman
Melville, will be produced for the
screen early next year by Warner
Bros.
Considered one of the greatest ad-
venture stories of all time, the ia
nous book will be adapted for films
by John Huston, writer-director re-
Gently returned to WarnerSafter be-
ing discharged from the Army.
Evening star., 1946-11-01

When the politician in a woman
politician seems Intellectual, the
woman in her may be employed to
advantage.
This is the point made by Sylvia
Sidney in "Mr. Ace" George Raft
give her some uneasy moments, but
he comes through with a delayed
reaction to save the thesis. I'm
characteristically, he fails to exhibit
gun. A single application of the
fiat hand and one use OF the fist
are his most emphatic gestures, not
excepting shows of affection.
Miss Sidney plays glamorous
lady Of the lower house Of Con-
gress who wants to be Governor
of her State. Mr.. Raft is the deal
minded fellow who runs the biggest
machine. When her Wiles don't
appear to be winning him, she con-
trives to split his organization.
Naturally, she doesn't expect George
to take a doublecross easily. He
doesn't and Sylvia is brought to
heel by a really dirty maneuver.
The delayed reaction to the am
bilious glamour girls charms makes
an honest man of Mr.. Raft, how
ever. OF course, he must mutter
about probable sojourn up the
river, since he has been a bad boy
Evening star., 1946-11-01

who might be bowled over by girl
as decent as Miss Fitzgerald and she
does the same as the girl who might
find something captivating in his
type. Their greatest test is getting
into the scene which re-
auires them to declare their love
in Capistrano, the place the swal-
lows come back to.
Several other performances are
not too difficult to watch for much
the same quality of craftsmanship.
One of these is that of Walter Bren-
nan in the role of an elderly, philo-
sophie pickpocket. From a toprung
position in crime to robbing drunks
Evening star., 1946-11-01

Dictionary Is that strong man Of
the jungles, Tarzan.
He rates the following definition:
1.-THE hero of series of stories by
Edgar Rice Burroughs. He Is a
white man, of prodigious strength
and chivalrous instincts, reared by
African apes"
Evening star., 1946-11-01
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER !, l946.
Good Cast Up to Old Tricks
In Thriller at the Earle
BY Joy Cormody

to their old
every picture
through sheer habit.
There for instance John Garfield the hero He sharp dark
like He is
Evening star., 1946-11-01

Now It's Official
The only film hero to find him
self in Webster's New International
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Pa. Ave. O, 7fh Sc.

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Evening star., 1946-11-01
George Raft Aids
Miss Sidney's Bid
ForGovernorship
Rv Thr;s Anfhisen
By Chris Mothisen

MR. ACE United Artists picture.
with George Raft and Sylvia Sidney. pro-
duced by Benedict Bogeaus, directed by
Edwin L. Marin. original story and screen
play by Fred Finklehoffe, the song Now
and Then" by Sid Silvers. At the Capitol.
The Cast.
Margaret Wyndham Chase Sylvia Sidney
rooney -------------- Ctanley Mioges
Alma oeih a 1taoeh
Peter Craig - Jerome Cowan
Pencil ------------ Sid Silvers
Chase " Alan Edwards
Professor Adams -------- Roman Bohnen