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Evening star., 1946-08-28

him lots of love and don't put pres
sure on him when 1t comes to doing
things he dislikes. Have a psychi-
artist by all means Nothing she can
do now Is too much trouble COM
pared to the heartache she may
have later on If he is neglected.
Give him things to do which you
feel he will do without pressure or
nagging and then praise him for it.
I speak from experience.
PAINTING FIBER RUG.
(From Mrs. A. H. T., Washington.J
To Mrs. J. B. B., Alexandria. re
painting fiber rug. I had great sue
cess painting a fiber rug with out
side house paint" Place heavy
layer of newspapers on the grass
(to protect it from paint) and lay
rug on this. Thin the paint con-
siderably with turpentine so that 1t
will seep down into the fiber. Give
the rug two (three may be necessary
when changing color coats. 1t may
be difficult to obtain the shade of
paint you want in house paint, If SO,
buy white and mix it yourself. Any
hardware store can tell you how to
do this. My 9 by IL rug took between
2 and 3 quarts of paint.
SOAP OPERAS"
From Mrs. C. S. c., Arlington.j
I want to tell you how very much
I enjoy the RICH. Have been reading
it since coming here for the last
three years. My daughter does also.
In fact so much that when she
moved to Richmond in March, she
asked me to send her the page of
RICH. So I save up a weeks
supply and send to her. Now a few
words about the Soap Operas" I
have been listening to them for 10
years, they are part of my daily
life. Thousands of others feel the
same way, I am sure. There is
never anything vulgar or objection
able about them, which is more than
I can say for some books, magazines
and movies. To so many women who
are either shut-ins or those who
have to stay home most every day.
they are source of pleasure. For
those who like good music and spe-
cial programs-all these are on the
radio at night. I, too, like these and
listen to those also.
I am college graduate and have
taught school, SO nay appreciation of
more serious matters and classical
music is not lessened by listening at
the so-called soap operas. One can
find moral in many of them, often
a laugh. This is one woman's
opinion. but please let the Soap
Operas" remain on the radio for
those of us who enjoy them daily.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

the question of adolescence.
There are those fortunate
enough not to 90 through
an awkward stoee. Some ore
not as fortunate. But for
both sides Emily Wilkins has
come to the fore. Again this
season, with her usual flair
for styling, she's designed
dresses that the Junior Miss
will quickly toke to her
heart.
BeIted-in waists, full skirts
Evening star., 1946-08-28

IF it could be sold that
one person has taken the pet
peeves and loves of the teen
ogers to heart and has come
up with sensational styling
for them-sueh q person
would be Emily Wilkins.
She's to the teen-oeer what
SchioporeIIi is to her moth
er's oee group.
This years foil collection
for young Juniors, as in the
post, hos taken into account
Evening star., 1946-08-28

Heading your Gloss will
be an cosy thing to do
when wearing this two-piece
jersey. The condy-striped
top has q yoke Of the
stripes running horizontally.
A Peter Pan collar and cuffs
of white pique set off this
two pieoer whose borrel
skirt of red jersey is ortfulIy
gathered.
The love of all women, be
they teen-ogers or up in
Evening star., 1946-08-28

thot comoufIoee youthful
buIees successfully, smart
new neekIines, wonderful
fobrics and evening gowns
eoIo enough for a twirI at
the Waldorf! Throughout all
Of Emily Wilkins clothes one
notices attention poid to
perfection of detoiI. So many
designers often overlook this
very important item when
designing for the young
miss.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

years, is the versatile jump
er. This one is of checked
red wool jersey with un-
pressed pleots giving the
skirt fuIIness. Push-up
sleeves and the beloved
turtle neckIine high light the
white jersey blouse. For the
complement Perfeet-o
matching hot Of the same
red and white checked wool
jersey. -EIeni Sokes.
Wide World Photos.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

ginal mixture has been absorbed,
will keep 1t moist and growing.
CAUTION, should the growth go
over the bowl, do not put the pieces
cut off In the drain. Put in the
trash, as the water will make 1t
grow in the pipe.
As for mice-try burning one end
Of small piece of bacon before
you put 1t in your trap.
X X u \
CANNING.
(Fr0m II. A. M, Washington
In answer to Mrs. S. W., Airing
ton. have always canned peaches,
applesauce, pears and other fruit
including tomatoes by open kettle
method and have never lost jar
of anything. All that is necessary
lis to have jars sterilized and boil
ing hot and fruit seasoned to taste.
1 boil vacu-sealed jar tops a few
minutes and screw tightly with
rings as soon as jars are filled.
Rings may be removed when jars
are cold. use no rack or pressure
cooker-one open pan for fruit and
one in which to boil jars.
Tip in cooking corn meal, grits or
other cereal: Put in top of double
boiler, salt to taste and add water.
Cook until done. Do not stir even
once and there will be no Jumps.
X \ 4
PECAN PIE.
From Mrs. J. H., Alexandria,
I should like to submit the recipe
for pecan pie as requested by Mrs.
A. M. c., Washington. This is one
sent me from Texas, I recall using
lit several years ago and remember
that it was Chevy" a requisite for
Mrs. A. M. c. At any rate, 1t is very
rich.
Pecan Pie: Two eggs, unbeaten, Il
cup sugar and 2 tablespoons flour
creamed with the eggs, Ia cups
white sirup, tablespoons cream. 8
tablespoons melted butter. salt,
vanilla, 11z cups pecans. Cook in
crust in moderate oven. mixture
into uncooked crust)
* X r
PROBLEM CHILD.
From Mrs. E. S., Falls Church, Va.
Replying to Mrs. r. r. KS prob
lem child, let me urge her to have
lots Of patience, go very slow on
Furnishing, especially whipping, give
Evening star., 1946-08-28

Perennial favorite in every WELL
dressed woman's wardrobe, the be-
coming two-piece dress. This one,
for the more mature figure, uses
narrow rufiing to frame the face.
The gored skirt is easy sewing, and
very fiattering.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1858 is
designed for sizes "a, 3e, 50. 40, A.,
A, 46 and 48. Size 36, short sleeves,
requires 42s yards of IS or 39-inch
fabric; 1as yards Of machine-made
rufning.
For this pattern, send Is cents, in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, p. o.
Box 80. Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

A bright accessory set which will
high light dark fall suit is simply
made of felt and trimmed with
bright bands of contrasting color
crochet. Try red wool trim on navy
felt; beige on brown felt.
Pattern contains cutting tissue
for beret and bag-crochet instruc-
tions tor trim.
Just out! Our new 60-page multi
colored Book of Needle Arts" con-
tanning five free patterns, and many
other suggestions for dressing up
your home and yourself, is just on
the press. Send your request for this
book TO the address listed below, in
closing 20 cents In coins to cover
the cost and mailing charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. r 2449 to The Washington Star,
Needle Arts Dept, p. o. Box 100,
Station G, New York 10, N. Y. Please
include your postal zone number.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
Ing House are not necessarily
those Of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
BETSY CasUefi
Evening star., 1946-08-28
YOUTH BED; BOOKCASES

fFr0nl b. j. r., Laurel, Nd
This is my first letter to the RICH
and I'd like to say that this is my
favorite section of The Evening Star.
In answer to Mrs. z. B., feel a
youth bed is really an unnecessary
expense. Our little girl, age 4, has
been sleeping in full-size bed for
almost two years. We put the large
bed in her room two or three months
before moving her into 1t. We
talked quite often of the time when
she would be big girl and could
sleep In a bed like mothers and
daddy's.
The first few nights she slept in
the big bed, we put blankets under
Evening star., 1946-08-28
DAISIES.
fFront Mrs. w, A. B., Tnkon1d
Dn~1e MI

I have instructions for joining
daisies for the reader who requested
them In a recent paper. have made
three baby afghans and they are
lovely. The daisies are crccheted
together. I'd be glad to pass instruc-
tions along if she will contact me at
Shepherd 1897.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

once or twice a year at houseclean-
ing time is sufficient to keep them
nice.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
MILK CHOCOLATE ICING:
TO RETARD TARNISH2


MILK CHOCOLATE ICING;
TO RETARD TARNISH?
(From Mrs. A. M. ~, Arlington.)
To Mrs. D. j. B.: Here is a recipe
for milk chocolate icing with which
I have excellent results.
Heat together over hot water until
shortening melts A tablespoons
and to 6 tablespoons
cocoa. Pour tablespoons scalding
hot milk over 2 cups SIFTED con-
fectioners' sugar and u teaspoon
salt. Stir to dissolve completely.
Mix hot cocoa mixture, sugar mix
ture and 1 teaspoon vanilla. While
hot, beat until thick enough to
spread. Makes enough icing for two
8-inch layers.
Can any OF the RICH friendly FAM
lily help me with this problem? In
stead of silverware, I have gold
colored metal flatware. Although I
rinse it right after using, it furnishes
quickly. Is there anything I can do
to slow down the furnishing?
Evening star., 1946-08-28
GOAL FLOWERS" {"

From Mrs. M. M. M, Washington
To Mrs. T. c. K, Washington.
Place in a shallow bowl, in order
mentioned: One lump coal (harO i,
4 tablespoons salt, 2 tablespoons
bluing, 3 tablespoons water, 6 drops
mercurochrome. You will be amazed
at the changes in almost no time. A
few drops of water once a week Con
the side of the coaD after the orr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor,hea.t.

C0LORED-10IO Bird ST. NE: vacant; 8
Ice. rooms, bath, h w b.; move right in. Mrs.
6oEon EEbbsaSA ssSS dAs H9 aoEs sssn
we make II possible to buy q beautiful row
brick home. consisting Of 8 large rooms
atsd e nsar AZ m snd s snb G
payments like rent. Cali once until %
?. m; for additional information, JUSTINE
3 o sERENrER, 1929 Vermont ave-. DI
cOIoRED-sI 900 DowN-Minn. ave. and
5ennlng I'd ne. 5 lge. rms. and bath;
1Wh coal porehes: large sa sard asse prised
low at $3.50 for quick sale CAN til o
ssffsssi saR fo t. i7sa i o4I s
SoLoRkD. ATTENTION = pEANwoeoD
Park: 10-room brick home, 2 tiled baths;
Isss }ssa5'sR Fl s sHa
c 1sIaad sYs rs ~ SR1s III
can be handled under 81 financing: live in
one one b ap,ar5msn T. and rent from the other
coLoRhDM 4sti BY N.E-Modern s-rm.
house; h; h, hardwood floors. full base
l 9s a9 }sG 90 :. excel e era, MR. OLDHAM
SoLoRED-snd cohiMERcrAL; unit Block
coal: excellent Business location on busy is;;
tttDIOukhIdIc. EcdSOudpis cash required,
Call DI. s724. N. BAsIL1Ko REALTY co.
coLoRED-THE BEST RUY of the Year.
Hurry. hurry II you want this beautiful
5-room row brick; c.h.-w. heat. full base
ment hardwood fioors; the ideal home Tor
small III family y.t st prswsT Prize
COL0RED--39 QUINCY PL. N.E.-Fine q
story brick home, 6 large rooms, tiled
bath, oil heat, full basement; Immediate
possession guaranteed; moderate down
payment DE. ITO. -23
COLORED-BROoKLAN 1900 18th st
ne; semidetached. 7-rm brick. 2 baths.
kitchens. hardwood floors, cellar Cali
Mr.. BYRD, DE. 11eo; ewes. co. 6o70.
coLoRED $3.50 DOWN 5-room row
brick home. 9. yrs old tiled bath: front
and rear yards, porches. basement Call
tin 8 pm, DAVID g. KIRscH. Di. 2s44.
C0LORED-I2OO BLOCK Kearny st. ne.
beautiful houses. 10 yrs. old 9 rms. ba tn,
h-w. Oil heat, porches, full basement Cali
Mr.. MACRUDER, MI. 1857 or RE. $3.50.
COLORED--Se0 BLK. l. ST. ne. Fine Jami-
on-bui]t home, newly decorated; conta ms
10 rooms and bath, including 5 sleeping
rooms, oil heat, 2-car garage; entire prop
approx. $4,000 cash required. For appt to
inspect, call Mr.. Thornton, WA 1926. with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. exclusive agent, 927
18th st. NV. DI. I411,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo.s.
HALF BLOCK NORTH LING. PARK-co

HALF BLOCK NORTH LING. PARK-Com-
pleteIy furnished. consisting Of 3 apts.,
each with cleo. refsT FIRST A.. rms. kit,
Ress sp make HOUSE, SEP pas fh For ss
L. sss5 sTETSRT PnGns Mi ne
1919 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-3-story frame
8 rms, 2 baths; lot 50xlb0; $4,000; nc
agents; Inquire at 1865 Monroe st. ne.
CAP c8frrot p, aIIL, 7os A st. n.e-Thts love-
home is now available for very reason
able price a;-wh; Tront ten. cellar
Sunday, 20. HERBERT & sons. Real
tors. BIB East Capitol st. II. 0129; ewes.
WooDRIDGE-Price reduced for immedi.
ate sale; detached. home: on large corner
lot: very convenient location; rms
and bath 81 heat 2Gar PROPERTY
building lots: $13 800 Call MR.. MILLER
Ma az 2o40; eyes. OR; 1900; rsl
xi SeG DOWN 70 foolinsi 81 600 d9Sr
3-bedrm.. detached frame home; on East.
ern ave-, MARYLAND side; lot 50x100
H Hes eil heat; full price $500, yer,
to see property will receive preference
COURTESY REAL ESTATE CO. eyes, co
500 BLOCK ST. N.E.-Brick; = ige
rooms. 2 baths, finished. bsmt.. h.-w,h.
mo-: priced to sell HENRY v. Will.
LoUGHBY. 500 Mass. ave. ne. AT. 1898
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-s-room brick
gas heat: excellent condition: full dry
basement; fenced back yard. i.ri than
transportation. Can Nj. Mulroy, MA
$500; ewes. and SIN. Ii. G5S0. BOSS &
PHELPS. 14l1 < &; nv. al
.-6 Inns. and bath; brick; full basement;
porches; coal h.-a.h.: nice yards; Al con
dition; very reasonable terms. For de.
to s. VIM. ctLoMIRIs PROPERTIES
l012 18th st. NV. pI. 1855. pa
RIVER TERRACE N.E.--L1ased TO Dec
furnisf, row br. home with down pay.
men & $500 and let the rents pay fol
porch; inclosed rear yard. Ives. can WA
74s4. JOHN 4. RICE Ma. 1884. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-21
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhp.

XACANTmo pen IA IA pm Sat, sun; re-;
asfk SALE S ssoa
acre: high elevation; " block store and
near bus stop; 8 large rooms, oil heat,
a1f e esca aef agent aT AZ s 1850
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Gentleman's estate in
m snie s J priee range 80 minutes from
way. Seven acres Of weil-pianted land.
improved with cottage containing large
Ey tnS.n and dining rooms modegn-unit
f1repi ss aso oil heat 4. the baEgsin price
Belmont 1905. SEES York I'd. Baltimore
F50,REEssTvILLE, MD.-convenient to An
ect or Bes
large lot; good transportation; convenient
to stores and schools: priced to sell; So 800
s4S Sn per month to e Include
ssss 81 ssf H i1af GaS NJ wa isn
BETHEsDA-.Immaculate 6-rm. det brick,
n nI ,,I in ny rm:. playroom in bsmt !;
8 ROOMS. 2 BATHs-Beautifui prewar
modern I'm custom built brick home. with ex-
with built-in garage; second floor arranged
as spacious 3-room apartment: only SIS
IH MORNING sun br Ell she sad an RIM
Of this 6-rm., 2-story ZONE in Berwyn. Md:
hedrms. and lge. lot .9Ox20O; money in
sasn wiz nT FoRp yq H. aes oSw only
RESERVOIR. adjoining Dumbarton; love-
y detached brick Colonial home; beautiful-
ing room and fireplace, dining room and
fully equipped kitchen: screened porch
ss5 s bss On snd ff ooT S
laundry tubs and layatory: there IS a door
lot; the plumbing. cutters and spouts are
c4ppeT: slate r9Si; house Is July insulated;
storage ana has access door rG and staiTwa Si
price, $22, $50: possession with deed TO
reach. Through Georgetown to Foxhail
f. Blvd to &c eGsse rss
q oIKooKs. INC, Of. bsss: e1es.. 81
HERE Is HOME HARMONY for you and
Rssssd a ss 's sagn a sHa ~
AREwARDFyL oPpoRruNlTy-e:m.. q
bedrms This is truly = home .i ige. nan familS
delay; 500 down. ~ Cali f HfIDEaAs Ya
GREEN vACREs-we have very nice 5.
bedroom, l-bath house. with living room
gas &C. heat: with shower and toilet II
CON-, near ell. school ana transportation
price, S14,750. To inspect call Mr. White
tKORzENDORFER 4 BROOKS, INC. OIL
S326; ewes, o.. 1924. -23
| cottage type, g rooms, 2 baths: leavinf
town; direct from owner: $4,000. Cal
4 REAL vALUE-Brick bungalow, located
in fine section Of Silver Spring; 2 largl
bedrms, living rm., dining rm., kitchen
and bath on LIST floor; finished attic: full
basement. rec. rm.: attached garage; rea
buy on t0day's market. ROCK CREEK
FoREST SALES CO.. SH. GOO or sH
sTR0UP REALTY CO., e21e Georgia ave.
offers this detached frame, sood-size,
rooms, 4 bedrooms. OIL heat, on lot $50,
or conyaiescent home: SUBSTANTIAL casl
required RA. $500: eyes. RIA. 7363.
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. 8 s.W. Cont

HOUSES sALE-s.E. 8 s.W. Cont. J
SSaSsfP s.sh sa sE pelsSs.. d
WyzIgIlIoUdHsY. so Mass Ass ave. ne. Al ~
coIoRED-S RMS, sEmrDET.-4th st.
ss5 s earl Mr. socn at Az asgs Fl
eoL6R ss WA M soTnsr Brick iarr.
ssy x'5s sRs s'RIsI E'ss in III |fris
coLoEEE;D1spEscaI1AL FOR Gr.-1n Love lovely
modern, 9 rooms, bath, full basement. gas
ol now o'fSl sea x sEaIfY Coz
c 81 HE'D st. &c., B ~ SasS ) ST. 81
Modern, semidetached brick. rooms, bath.
d drpn t.s and v rear porshes recreation room
eo Ss aq nffh g.
GoLoEE Ri oea sSs sses T Fou s7s family unit
priced unbelievably low. A real invest
ment or income producing home. Excep-
fional terms. Call QUICK. DI. 1881 until
CoLORED--15o0 D ST. s.E.-a-story CO.
l Siab IoTa,v r1y brick home; nice rms
family house house in fine condition; pos
session with settlement; priced very resson-
SosaS e Ss NJ MI s ssSstr e wsh p
'CoLoRED-RENr RECEIPTS have moth
ing to- offer. This desirable brick home
has O. lot to oner; rooms, full basement,
6uilt-in recreation room; reasonably priced.
This is beautiful house and won't be on
coL3aE6 linS Oh sAE a2 Sgsg
ner brick house. vacant; tremendous
rms rms an and bath; plus beautiful recreation
IN IN at % once W 1aL. 9. LIBBY CO.. 700 18TH
COLORED-6 LARGE ROOMS and bath.
heater; desirable Sc. location: extra room
IN basement: 81 $50 cash, $50 per mo
GATEWOOU 8. BENNETT, Realtor, Ma
0341; ewes, DE. 1907. pa
COLoRED--vACANT: .255 10th st. s.e.:
beautiful 6-room brick home with basement
ana h.-wh.; down payment S. 800 Call
Until mt Is Pa. T EARL NOE, FIR. 5000
house with Oil heat; 2-story brick. hardwood
ton end schools: now vacant; can be had
Tor 81 800 down. For information call no.
0gS6 90
COLoRED 1917 D ST. Sc. semide-
tached brick. = rooms and bath; oil heat;
lear garage; price REDUCED; immediate
Rhode Island ave. ne. DE. 0317. 90
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22

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ADAMs--'.Lsavs Her - Heaven ." il a M.
81 SO 7:4s io.4s ? m INT the
Hay" i7,4s, s.4s. e47. a46 p N.
Woman n a. ~ 2 10 3 "a 10 q Ia.
stork Club 12.il, 3.37, 7,oo, lo.2i
p. m
CINEMA-"Once There was = Girl" -
noon. 2.O5. A.l0. 6.l5. $40. lO.25 p m
Christmas slippers" 1.34, 3 30, 5.44, 7.4s,
3 54 p m.
DOWNTOwN-"Daltons Ride Again "12.i7.
2.4g $40, s.t6. l0f47 3 m: stage
SHOW las 4:l9. T:i5. a.46 m.
FISHER-' Anchors Aweigh AIS. 6,2O.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Chicago Orchestra
Gives ConcertHere Jan. 20

THE CHICAGO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, under the direc-
ton of IFS distinguished conductor,
Desire Defauw. comes 10 the Ma
sonic Temple for a single concert
ON Tuesday evening, January %.
The full orchestra of 100 musi-
cans will be heard-the Chicago
Symphony is one of the few or
cheStras which tours only with the
entire ensemble 10 give full musi-
Gale value 90 It's programs.
This viii be the second time
the orchestra has visited Detroit
and it will be first appearance in
a half decade. In the fourth sea-
son Of the orchestra. during the
spring of 1895, Theodore Thomas,
founder of the organization,
brought his group here in the
course of an eight-week tour Of
cities along what was then known
as the Highway which included
Kalamazoo Cleveland, Toronto,
Columbus, ST. Louis and st. Paul.
Third oldest symphony orches-
ira in America. the Chicago SYM
phony IS acknowledged 70 be uni
que for the harmony and accord
with which men and conductor
work. This has been traditionally
upheld throughout its history, Wit
messed by the fact that in its %
years there have been but three
conductors Theodore Thomas. the
founder: DR. Frederick Stock, VINO
who succeeded TO the podium on
the death of Thomas in 1905, and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22

Delauw who took the baton In
1913 when DR.. Stock died.
Defauw was admittedly handed
a tough" assignment when he
came to Chicago 10 take over the
famous orchestra. but his third
year in Chicago has established
him as fully capable Of maintain
ing and extending its distin-
guished standards.
BRILLIANT RECORD
He was the leading musical per-
sonality of Belgium before the
invasion OF that country. Because
OF a brilliant record in Europe,
he was invited in 1899 by Tosca-
mini 10 make his American debut
with the NBC orchestra in four
successive performance. Defauw
returned 10 Europe after guest
appearances in the United States.
He returned 10 North America as
regular conductor of the Con
certs Sypmhoniques' in Montreal
where he remained until called 10
the Chicago podium.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Catholic Theafer
To STAGE Storm

STORM" a stage drama Of
Maru Mary Todd Llncolns life
written by Edith Mirck, viii be
presented Feb. IA, -. and rs in
the auditorium Of the Institute Of
Arts by the Catholic Theatcr
group OF Detroit
Settings for tho play. which
Maury Yenn VIII direct are being
designed by Frank Wurtsmith
Nellie Passmore IS production
manager.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Carlisle
New Star
At Stat|er
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE NIGHT club diva of the
cafe world today Is undoubtedly
lovely Kitty Carlisle who gradu-
ated from being just a singing
starlet on the screen 10 an i'm
portant singing position in the
musical comedy and supper club
field.
The tall. brunei and slightly
awkward girl OF yesterday has
disappeared and in her place is
charming young lady. beauti-
fully groomed, perfectly poised
and gifted with voice that angels
would envy. II angels were allowed
| by some heavenly union, to sing
In such attractive places as the
|Statler Terrace Room.
REALLY A STAR
Seriously, Miss Carlisle. who is
the current Statler star. has just
about everything vocal per-
former needs. She has developed
i1to a great singing personality.
|She Is not only more beautiful
than ever. but she has learned
to be commercial enough to sell
song, even to those people who
love 10 linger over their platinum
blue plates.
When you hear her do her
fCarousel" medley, you will let
|your soup grow cold: when she
starts her Jerome Kern group
Iyou will let your frog legs take
y Jump for themselves and by the
Rtime she gets TO community song
deal like, ITS Been A Long. Long
Time" you will tell the waiter
TO forget the dessert and Just
bring you another round OF APP
(plause for Miss Carlisle.
- A DREAM GIRL
he's dream girl who knows
how TO put over an act and she
has the superb support of an ex-
|cellent piano accompanlst in addi-
|tion 10 the marvellous music of
Joseph Study and his band. the
new orchestral addition 10 the
Terrace Room show. featuring the
voice OF Lorry Jones.
It's a supper club presentation
eou shouldn't miss.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Film Time Clock

1000 ,. m: "A Medal f5f Benny" !, 3,
M.
FOX- Boston Blackle." 1903 a. m.
1889, AIS. s-si. a:27 ?. m "Fruntirr
Ca - IL 2 a. a,2a. 7i5a.-l0. 3a
p
MADISON Aweigh." II q. N,
Benny 20 l6. . 03 q, m.
Michigan san Antonio" ~ 81. 2 f6,
7oS lo.24 ?. m 'Ihs susnse NJ NJ
pAIMS.srATE-"s "sunbonnst sue" li.os
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Return Showino

RE-SHOWING OF TWO Soviet
films VIII feature the screen fare
Wednesday at the Cinema Thcatcr.
The pictures viii be Girl From
Leningrad and They Met IN
Moscow. Both are in Russian with
English stf7tFtfeS=