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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16
Crosby Tonkers
Beat by COILS

Crosby swimmers had nothing
more than a mild workout last
night in a scheduled water meet
with Manchester High which ended
COILS; Crosby winning every first
place. A big crowd, despite cold
weather, attended the meet, Man
chester also losing all but one Sec
ond place. Crosby's Fecteau and
Harris, provided keen competition
in the diving, the former winning
by a fraction Of point. Bill and
Dick Skiff won the 100 yard breast
and backstroke events; Bates and
Kelley finishing in that order for
Crosby in the 40 yards freestyle. It
was the nth consecutive win for
Crosby against State league OPP
ponents.
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Norman Reed
Chase Office
Pin Big Gun

Norman eRed stole the show IN
the weekly matches Of the Chase
Grand Street Office bowling league
at the plant alleys on North Main
Street last week by coping high
single, IA, including a l0-pin hand
leap, and high three, 376, as his
second place Treasurers walloped
Art Evans league leading Traffic
combine.
The scores:
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By OSCAR FRALEY
(VJnated Press Sports WRITER

new York, FEB. 10 - CUP - The
west Coast was right in there
swinging for all types OF major
league sports today-and It's stu
alton which might wind UP with
wooden headed Charley Mccarthy
presiding Is president Of the Ma
tional Hockey League.
The boys from the Pacific, who
don't feel exactly that way ABOUT ~
have added Ice hockey TO theil
major league baseball and football
Aims and the dough they are fash
ing has brought warm glow to the
men Of the ice. They are not likely
70 melt into line, however, Tor two
and maybe three years.
But. in accord with the California
trend. three customers have applied
Tor n. H. L. franchises. And the
hoys laid the usual Hollywood
alemor on the line alongside their
certified good faith" checks.
Bergen Gets Mccarthy In
Edgar Bergen, Harold Lloyd and
Rudy Vallee, as hackers Of the Hol'
lyWood Wolves Of the Coast Hockey
League. were mentioned casually by
PRECEDENT Phil Henderson. That
Bergen support, Of course, opens up
vast opportunities, for wherever
Bergen goes there too goes McCar-
thy. Some people insinuated that
the little fellow Is cinch for the
n. II. L. board Of governors, at least
considering the pitfalls into which
the ice moguls stumbled during
their two-day meeting. Nobody ever
accused sports writers Of being
great shakes ct thinking, but they
certainly steered the governors over
some rough water.
Henderson, was accompanied by
George Campbell Of the San Fran
cisco Shamrociks, who also sought q
franchise. Campbell lost out on the
movie talk but he insisted the
9nanlroeks did have several Irish
men on their roster. He was trap
ped, however, trying to re-christen
. Scotsman named Cavanaugh.
Demonstrating the terrific coast
interest In major league sports OF
any type, Henderson Of the Wolves
had unexpected competition from
Ray Lewis, o Los Angeles contrac-
Tor who also wants Q franchise. The
head wolf might have made q mis-
lake though.
Recall Grid Fight
1t was o remark somewhat akin
20 that which resulted In the West
Coast getting big-time professional
football.
Back q few months when the ALI
America Conference was In the pro-
cess Of formation, National Foot
han League Commissioner Elmer
Fnxden refused 10 talk to the A-As.
''zet 'em get football" Elmer
Tney did-and they also got two
west Coast cities. The National
{ saeae meanwhile wound up with
ore. being forced 70 move Its cham
'.lbnessip Cleveland Rams to Los
mesaes 10 even be competitive. Lay
fnn Is gone, now, and the All-Amer-
Iean do0nitely e here 70 stay for
osSa season ak least. Henderson had
better b8 vary.
Csaaf heng Dsaittled
AsA no. e would seem, had the
Isst al hs ssiEesatistied sports
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16
Jokers Drop
Two to Aces

The Jokers chance Of gaining on
the league leaders went out the
window Thursday night at the
North End Y alleys as Johnny
PeSce's Aces took two out OF three
from them in the 18th week Of the
Poker Pin League.
The scores:
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Individual Scoring
SQUIRRELS Rout
Beorcots, sc to 20

"Frenchie" Fontaine, Dickie
Pickett and Frank Scholar led the
Squirrels to an easy to 20 victory
over the Bearcats at Washington
school gym Thursday night. Augie
Fernandes was the losers only
threat with 20 points. The score:
SQUIRRELS EEARCATS
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rar, Pete Rock, Bob McDermctt,
and Frankie Edmorids Is set for
the tilt and will be backed by such
capable reserves as Waily Yackow-
ski, Frankie Furs, Edie 0'Connor.
Don 0iinnoud, Bill EStxilles, and
jackie Dunn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16

Worcester, Mass, Feb. l6-(UP)
Jimmie Mooney, l46, Of Moncton,
N. B., knocked out Nick Restaino,
i43, Of Newark, N. J. In the first
round Of their scheduled 10-r0und
bout ct Mechanics Hall last night.
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'LEAVENWORTH
VS.. CROSBY 5
THIS EVENING

Though the mythical clty.cham-
piOnBnlp among local high schools
has already been decided In their
favor, Leavenworth's bas<etSau
squad meets Crosby In its next to
last game OF the season tonight &c
wildly gym. A near capacity stu.
dent crowd and a large number OF
adult fans Is expected, as Tech.
Crosby game Of any sort usually
produces more than It's fair snare
Of excitement.
Leayenworth's showing against
Crosby tonight will help decide
Coach Bill Tracy ab1ut his teams
entry IN the state tournament Ct
New Haven Arena later this month.
Tcch recent winner ov4. Wildly,
will Nc q pre-gamo iavorlae 20 de-
feat Crosby which has one OF rs
poorest teams In years this season:
Yes, crosby gave Too" ,gton. q 40
uoi,l. favorite o rousing tussle pc
fore losing q 47-44 decision.
ArmOry Game
Naugatuck's high school Grey
hounds will make itJ second ocal
appearance Of the wesis agatnsS
Fii:.louse High tonight at the State
Arnicry The game is expected TO
attract every hoop fan In the cor-
ough, as both teams n-e entered N
ths state tournament; Nangy Is
1915. IG valley leagle champion
while Hillhouse Is defending state
and New England champion.
Probable lineups for the Crosby
Tech game follow:
IEAVEA7VvORTTT CRnRRV
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New York madison Square Gar
den)-Willy Joyce, 1888, Gary, lad,
uotpointed Allie Stolz, 1888 Ia,
Newark, N. j., (iO).
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i. r. A. Girls
Basketball
Wednesday, Feb. %

SECOND ROUND SCHEDULE
played at Field Street Armory)
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"wednesday. Feb, n

6:46-Benrus Watch VS.. u. 8
Time. Scovill ERA-Bye-BerarM.
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To Be Announced
BenrllS Watch VS.. Scovill ERA
ScoNll ERA VS.. y. 8. Time.
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Totals 30 9 es Totals 8 ( 20
Score at half time: Squirrels IS; Bear
cats Q.
referee: MartIn--Campion.
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6:46-U. 8. Time vs.. Benrus Watch
Go. Scovill ERA-Bye.-Crichton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16

6:46-Scovill ERA VS.. BenrVs
Watch Co. U. 8. Time-Bye-Crich-
ton.
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Wednesday, March 6
Wednesday, March l3

6:45-Scovill ERA VS.. U. s. Time
Benrls Watch-Bye-Berard.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-16

Chicgao = Bob Montgomery, 1888
IA, Philadslphia, outpointed Leo
Kodak, 1888 Ia, Chicago, (lO).
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High sIngle-Casey-i3e.
High thrOe-casey-3i1.
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49, As. e Would 888ln. had Ehe
asss ii - sslL.sasistied sports
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Totals ,.......,..,... alO 4f2 D
French Mfg. 90.
(Forfelt)
Evening star., 1946-01-16

WRC. 9:00-hariIW Maxwell visits Eddie
Cantor.
W0P. iO:00-High lights from "Rgoetio"
sung by Marie RoendahI, Vivian Bauer, Jan
Peeree and Robert Weede.
VOL. i0:00-0ne Of the personal posses.
Evening star., 1946-01-16

held four clubs and the jack Of
spades. West held four clubs and
the king OF spades. Now when de-
clarer led his last trump it was
impossible for West to make a safe
discard.
At the other table, the play pro-
ceeded in the same manner for the
first three tricks, but at the fourth
trick when the heart was led and
the queen played from dummy, East
made brilliant diagnosis. 1t was
clear that declarer had six solid
diamonds and the only other side
cards he could have were the king
and queen of clubs. 1t was evident
therefore that IL tricks were avail
able to him, but that the 18th could
be developed on a squeeze against
West, who is known to have the
king Of spades and probably holds
club stopper.
East refused to win the trick
since he was certain that declarer
could not have singleton heart
The reason for the refusal was
this: 1t is fundamental principle
that no squeeze can be operated
until all inevitable losers have been
conceded. BY refusing to permit de-
clarer to concede his losing trick
early in the play, East spiked the
enemy's guns.
Note now If declarer leads out
all his trumps West will be left with
six cards instead Of five, in other
words, he will have a spare heart
which can be discarded on South's
last trump lead, enabling him to re-
tain his four clubs to stop that suit
Evening star., 1946-01-16
Goren on Bridge

Opening lead, king OF spades.
Perhaps the most fascinating OF
all plays at the bridge table is the
squeeze. If the technique Of its ex-
ecution is difficult, the defense
against its operation calls for even
greater accuracy. This hand was
shown to the reader yesterday
with the query as to whether he
would prefer to play or defend
against the six-diamond contract
with the opening lead of the king
of spades.
The deal was originally played in
team of four match with total
point scoring and the bidding pro-
ceeded in precisely the same man.
ner at both tables. The opening lead
was also the same. The player rep
resenting Philadelphia won the
opening lead and drew only two
rounds Of trumps because he was
not sure what to discard from
dummy. He then led a low heart
and the queen was taken by East's
ace. A spade was returned and
ruffed by declarer. The trumps
were now drawn and the king Of
hearts cashed. The two remaining
trumps were then continued and
West was in q hopeless position
Five cards from the end, dummy
Evening star., 1946-01-16
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
How They Talk.
Eric Johnston,
HUW IHCy A@s
Eric Johnston.

Voice, high baritone. The voice
is excellently placed; 1t Is vibrant,
expressive and pleasant to listen TO.
1t is unusually we'll suited to radio.
Enunciation, very good. He strikes
the happy medium between the
careless and the oyerprecise.
Style, quite distinctive, and indi-
eating a colorful and forceful per-
sontality. Mr.. Johnston wins the
columns warm commendation for
the genuineness of his American
manner of speech. His pattern is
Midwestern STANDARD or general
American, as distinguished from the
New England and the Southern dia-
lectS), and not once during tha
broadcast checked for this article
did he voice a single prettyism or
depart from his own natural and
unaffected way of speaking.
Pronunciation, accurate to a very
high degree. Indeed, during the
broadcast checked Clown Meeting)
I was unable to detect single mis-
pronounced word, and much OF his
speaking was eXtemporary.
Score: Voice, 25; enunciation, %:
style, 25; pronunciation, 25. Total,
SO, the highest score yet made in
this series of speech portraits.
Rating, excellent.
Copyright. the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1946.)
Evening star., 1946-01-16
Police Soy "A for Atom
In San Francisco Calls
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Indication
that the atomic age Is here to stay;
The San Francisco police radio
announcer now says "a for atom
instead Of the old-fashioned "a fol
able"
Evening star., 1946-01-16

Remove one letter from each word ant
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. II you hav,
'Lettered-O Out" correctly it's war machines
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out.
(T) DETROP- -ROPED (lassoed).
tR) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fprisoner).
(Cl CRASHES SHARES (stecks)
(K) DoN1lKE-NMOpu (Songi.
Evening star., 1946-01-16

and the king Of spades to take care
Of dummy,s jack.
(Copyright, l946, by Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1946-01-16
on the AIR TONIGHT,

WRc. S:30-Hildsgsrds is hostess 10 Walter
Abel. Stuart Erwin. Vera Vague. Sporiswrisr,
Bill Slater and Paul Calico.
WhAL. 900-0Don WelIss smeees the
AllAmericsn Jsu Concert. The bands Of Duke
Ellington and Woody Herman. the King Cole
Trio are featured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-19

Do rush dispose of until check with NEW CAR DEALER
 (wh his business conforming with OPA reguaton as to when delivery automobile And you do trade in that will will be available Il local resident who urgently needs a
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MoNEY r0ANm
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1O IEN1yU5lBIOU3 DI44ANNE5 If you have worked steadily, while work was available, and have paid your bills in the past, you can apply to us for loan to help you iu the emergencies. If you borrow $1O0 you pay us back 910600 in 12 monthly installments of $S.75. THE CITIZENS & MANUFACTURE FRS NATL BANK or WATER BURY, CONN.
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Orange Street Auction Galleries 21 Orange St., New Haven, Conn. Will Sell At Auction March 21st 2P. M. 6 7::30 P. M. FROM A LONG ISLAND ESTATE
 & NEW HAVEN HOMES
 THE SALE COMPRISES IN
 PART II pcs: CUSTOM BILT PLETE YITH TWO\ GORGEOUS MIRRODS QUALITY FURNITURE: Settee, Sofas, Love Seats, China Cabi- nets, foot stools, knee e-hole deck. Odd chairs, vanity, beds, lockers, occ. tables. Sideboards, set six Chippendale Style Mahogany dining room chairs, slip seat fret work, five side, one arm; Three doId SCREENS
 CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHG.
 CORNER CABINET LOUIS XVI PICKLED wALNUA CHINA CABINET ORNATELY
 CARVED
 39 FRAMED OIL PAINTINGS
 Mirrors Frames Prints
 ACORN DOUBLE STUDENT
 LAMP
 Pr. Double Tiffany Bronze Elect.
 Hurricane Lamps 6 Shades
 FOUR WROUGHT IRON HORSE HEAD HITCHING POST Pr. Wedgewood Style Urns with
 BisQue Figures Fish Set - Porcelain Plates - Platters = Jardinieres. Cups = PIaques-Decorated Steins--Lot of Early American and Bohem- ian Glass, Bottles, etc. DRES- DEN
 Meissan Plates, Glassware, etc. Large Quantity Sterling Silver including Water Goblets - Water Pitchers - Candlesticks, tall Flower Vase, Fruit Bowl,
 Fruit Basket etc.
 Silverplate and Pewterware English Sheffield Roast Cover Dinner Bell on Stand - Moose Head Ink Stand-Trays, Pewter plates, baskets, sherbets, etc. LARGE ASST. LINENS TABLECI1OTHS UP TO 8S YDS. Also SETS YITH 12' NAPKINS; BRIDGE CLOTHS-LACE RUM NERS, E-CLOAHES, Etc. PR. MEISSEN DEC. PORC. BOT- TILE VASES BIRD, FLORAL, F R UT. PR. WEDGEWOOD BLUE & WHITE CAHE POTS. DRESDEN DECORATED PAR ROT ON STUMP. FRENCH PORC. MANTLE CLOCK ON PLINTH. MEISSENi DECORAT- ED PORC. VASE. 10 R U B Y ETCHED CRY YSTAL WINE GLASSES; ROYAL WORCHES- TER DEC. PORC. COVERED VASE. PR. B L U E LUSTRE Brass Three Fold Fire Screen in Bas Relief. BRASS ANDIORONS
 FIRE PLACE TOOLS BOOKS - SEA EDGAR ALLEN POE-SrR WALTER SCOTT R U G s - Oriental, Domestic,
 Throws.
 DON'T MISS THIS SALE
 THURSDAY, MARCH 21st 2 P. M. to 4:30 7:30 P. NJ. to Il Exhibition Wed, Mar. goth from
 10 A. NJ. to 8 P. M. GILBERT WATERS, Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1946-09-02

fully, and began to sign stars. Ingrid
Bergman and Charles Boyer are ap-
pearing in arch of Triumph" and
other Enterprise productions will be
made by Ginger Rogers, Barbara
Stanwyck. John Garfield and Joel
McCrea. Mr.. Enfield seems to have
known what he was doing when he
turned down that raise and struck
out for himself.
That recent visit of Joseph Breen
to Great Britain to tell the British
film producers about our produc-
ton code has had some immediate
results. A visitor to the set where
Michael Balloon is filming Dickens
Nicholas Nickleby" for the j. Ar
thur Rank Organization, tells of
coming on a clear-cut compromise
between principle and the American
market. He reports the new BIZ
lingual technique used for the pro-
lection of American movie audi
ences as follows:
can actor made a small scene
using the word 'demmit' all the way
through. When the scene was
finally shot to the satisfaction of
the director, it started all over
again. Same scene, but this time
the 'demmiits' became dash it's"
* X X X
The bulletin board: "The Kid
From Brooklyn" with Danny Kaye
in the leading role, opened today
at Keith's. Fallen Sparrow,
with John Garfield and Maureen
O'Hara. has joined Bing Crosby's
East Side of Heaven" at the Little.
Both will be replaced Wednesday
by Jane Eyre" The Curtain
Rises starts its second week tomor-
row at the Olney Theater. 1t will
be followed week from tomorrow
by Private Lives" the concluding
work of the summer season, which
will be performed by Redge Allen
who's done it before), Bess Win
Evening star., 1946-09-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Show of 100
Wonders"i $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Smoky": 1890 am, 1
$3.50, 6, $50 and 1885 pm. Stage
shows: 1910, 2:4O, $40, TAO anc
1910 pm.
Columbia-"Anna and the King Of
Siam: 11:30 am, 2, 4:3O, 7 anc
$50 pm.
Earle-"The Big Sleep: 1926
am, 12:45, 3, $40, 7:2O and 9:3s
pm.
Madonna of the
Seven Moons: 2:25, AIS, 6:05, {
and $50 pm.
Keith's-''The Kid from Brooklyn"
10:45 am, 1855, sos, Sis, 7:2s
and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - Shadow Of A
Woman: 11:40 am, las, 3:45, 5:45
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Palace -" Monsieur Beaucaire",
II In, LOS, BIS, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:4(
pm.
Pix-"souls; at Sea-: 2, 4:45, 7:s(
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Little THE Fallen Sparrow"
1925, 3:35, 6:45 and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1946-09-02
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLLY WOOD.
Marie Macdonald, who accepted
her first date with Harry Karl be-
cause he promised to bring her 100
sticks Of bubble gum, is graduating
to a. more expensive type of present.
Marie tells me that she has Just
received a pair of diamond and
platinum earrings and brooch to
match from the generous Mr.. Karl.
Marie had the baubles appraised for
insurance and the earrings were
valued at 81 200! Ditto the brooch.
/. Hedy Lamar had to keep work
men on her new house beyond
their regular quitting time, so she
bought them beer and hamburgers.
Then Hedy called their wives, SO
they wouldn't be wondering what
had happened to 4heir husbands
Thoughtful and considerate, Hedy
Cornell Wilde gifted his wife
Pat Knight, with one of those bright
town-and-country compressed sta
tion wagons for their ninth wedding
anniversary.
Don De Fore, who tore cartilages
in both knees at college when play
ing baseball and basketball, may
have to have them both operated
on because adhesions are causing
him excruciating pain. II found
out about the adhesions," says Don,
when I was doing so much riding
In 'Ramrod'." Now (while starring
in 'It Happened on Fifth Avenue") i,
he is having the adhesions broken
down in hopes of avoiding any op-
Grafton. And it's the most pain
full thing I know Of" says Don. i.
keenan, Wynn visited Katharine
Hepburn on the Sea of Grass" set
last week. He was wearing sweat
er. "Mr. Wynn" said Miss Hep
burn, II wish you wouldn't wear a
sweater on my set. You have me at
a disadvantage" Well, If it's any
comfort to Katie, she is one gal who
looks good in slacks. She has a
boyish figure.
Linda Christians, who recently
spent three nights in Jail for traffic
tells me that the first night
there she was put in with the felon
group. On the second night she was
mixed in with ladies of easy virtue
On the third night she found her
rightful group-traffic violators. It's
an experience that Linda will never
forget. And, by the way, I didn't
know until now that Linda worked
at RKO for six months as Linda
Van Loon before she was signed by
Metro. She's the beautiful red-haired
friend Of Xavier Cugat in Holiday
in Mexico" And she doesn't speak
a word! She doesn't have to!
Anne Baxter and Husband John
Kodiak are having a second d-honey-
moon-Johp finished his role in
The Arnelo Affair" last Thursday
and the same night he and Anne
took of for Mexico for week of
deep-sea fishing Joan Crawford
was giving me some details of her
Evening star., 1946-09-02
Hedy's a Considerate Woman
By Sheiloh Groham

fabulous contract at Warmers. II
don't have to work in the hot
months of June, July. August and
September" says Joan, who finds
the valley heat oppressive. Joan
also has complete say-so on when
her pictures will be released-so she
is spacing them out-one in April
and one in october.
X \ r X
Beverly Tyler has three beaus as
of this writing-Tom Drake, Vic
Orsatti and Rory Calhoun.
Robert Mitchum had an accident
to his car. He can't get another and
he can't always flag a taxi, so he
either hitchhikes to the studio for
Pursued" he walks two miles.
An odd character, Bob. But fasci-
mating. 4. Henry Fonda describes
his role in Chicken Every Sunday
as Life with Father in a Boarding
house." Henry says he can't under
stand why he was offered the pic
which he wants to do. 1T
should have someone like William
Evening star., 1946-09-02

burn (radio's Janice Gray'O. Mimi
Norton and William Leggate. =.
Tickets go ON sale today for Brock
Pemberton's new production, THE
Magnificent Heel" which comes to
the National next Monday night
with Peggy Wood and Bert Lytell
in leading roles. Opening their
season next month with THE Late
George Apley," the Montgomery
players will hold tryouts Wednes-
day night at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Recreation Center, on Nor
wood drive, Chevy Chase, Md.
Also starting a season in October.
the Jewish Community Center's
Drama Workshop will have tryouts
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
at the center.
Evening star., 1946-09-02

Powell as star" says Henry. why7
Joan Leslie has lost her In
junction against Warmers showing
Two Guys from Milwaukee"
John Huston wants his father,
Walter Huston, for the lead role in
his picture, Treasure Of the Sierra
Madre," but Walter first must 60
on tour with his play apple of His
Eye" There are no women in the
Sierra Madre movie. Such situa-
ton is always an inducement for
actors like the Senior Huston and
Humphrey Bogart who believe that
women are stumbling blocks to ac-
tion-in movies, Of course.
North American Newspaper Allicncs
Evening star., 1946-09-02
TODAY'S kEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

All Time Schedules Given In WarnO
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Fsatsrs b
| Presented,
Evening star., 1946-09-02
Artist in Film

Salvador Baguez, illustrator who
has done creative art work for Walt
Disney, makes his film debut in RKC
Radios Honeymoon" supporting
Shirley Temple, Franchot Tone anc
Guy Madison.
AS a result Of Director William
Keighley's praise for his work in
Honeymoon" Baguez has taken out
a Screen Actors Guild card.