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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-07
Yasuda, S. Fujii, Nakagawa Lead
Tokuda Drug to 4O-27 Victory
Over Martin Transfer Quintet

Coach Stan Karikomi's Tokuds
Drug squad. which is entered this
season in the City "B" league, goi
its first taste of City "AA" league
competition last wednesday night
In the Cleveland high school gym
And 1t tasted chocolate-sweet
1927 victory over Martin Transfer
of the "AA".
Sharpshooting Mote Yasuda
deceptive George Nakagawa and
tricky Shobo Fulfil scored 8, 8 and
8 respectively TO lead the Nisei
basketeers to their triumph. To-
kuda's were ahead 2O-I3 at half
time.
Chuck Kinoshita, wv. student
and Roy "Bullfrog" Suzuki, who Is
still in the service in the Inland
Empire, were absent from the To-
kuda roster.
The Tokuda's scored as follows:
FuJlno 4, Yasuda 3, s, Fulfil 6, Ma
kagawa 8, I. Nishimura 2, Y. Ia
keuchi 3, Shobo Fulfil 8, Yagi, Oh
TAM.
The druggists will meet Boys club
cagers next Monday, Nov. 10, In the
Seattle Buddhist temple. The prac-
tice game will begin at 8 pm.
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Shanty Inn, Paced by Big Three,
WallOpS Tad's Cafe, 40,
NObi Takahashi SlapS Down 597

League-leading Kashiwagi's Tai
Tors had to be satisfied with 2-2
draw with Paramount Cafe. Tom
my Namba, Hero Nlshimoto and
Grant Beppu provided the three
highest series for the haberdashers.
one of Beppus efforts being 2i4.
Paramount's Bill Tanaka fired a
SOL series. consisting of a slow 154
and a fast 204 and a 203 at the
finish
Puget Sound Vegetable Growers
Association produced 81 shellack-
ing 10 18th Ave. Service on Willie
Maebori's potent 573 series and
George Otas stern 232 in a 522.
Jim Sanico of 18th Ave. Service.
however. knocked over the nights
high $40 game In a SOS series.
Herb Furuta. whose ball rarely
misses the headpin. led Sakahara
Insurance TO 81 decision over
Oriental Cab Furuta shot 1879,
I'll and a 1872 for 562 pins. Cliff
Coon. Ed Yaplee and Jack Pang
we're the Cables powerhouse
throwers with 524, 5O4 and 500 res
pectively
The results follow:
KASHIWAGTS TAILORS 90 -
O. Beppu $50. Manila SIT. Nishi-
motto 542. Fujiwara 5l4 Fujino
493; PARAMOUNT CAFE (0-Ps
Tsuji 523. Asaba 544. Kuranisht
483, Tanaka SOL. Nitta $40
SIIANT'Y INN 90 - Takahashf
597. NJ Beppu 46s. Urakawa SOL,
Kimura 480. TAX Shibuya 563:
TAD'S CAFE O-Hirai 200, Sunni
Okla 467, Sakura $40. Kuniyukl 4s7,
Ih1Shi 400
SAKAHATeA INSURANCE a.
oyama 534, Rick T1nagi asst Fu-
ruta 562, Okada f58. F.. Takagi 1855.
s. Suyama 3OJ: ORIENTAL CAB
d-Chin 375 Poy 467, Yaplee 5o4.
Pang 500. Coon 524.
PUGET SOUND VEGETABLE
GROWERS ASSOCIATION OR.
KiJDhara 483. FhIjitl 439. Ota 522.
M. Yamaguchi 495. Maebori 573:
18TH AVE SERVICE Dbl. Koga
456. Sanico SIS. NJ Koga 434. Ia
kayoshl 484 Nagas1wa 426.
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PSGA Schedules
Turkey Tourney

Puget Sound Golf Association
members will be shooting for low
scores-and a turkey-when they
match strokes with each other
on Sunday. Nov. 10, at Jefferson
park golf course. The starting time
will be at 8 am, rain or shine.
First and second place winners
in the A and B flights will receive
a gobbler; the other winners will get
one golf ball apiece.
The foursomes and their start
ing time will be published in the
Tuesday Nov. IL, edition of THE
NORTHWEST TIMES.
Only those persons who have
signed up before Saturday, Nov. 8,
will be included in the foursomes,
warned w. Nakamura who is handl-
ing all entries for the meet. Ma
kamura's phone number is Seneca
4716. The entry fee will be fifty
cents.
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PSGA DiSclOSeS
.HandicapList
For November

Puget Sound Golf Associations
November handicap was listed as
follows today:
Nagamatsu S, Hattori 7, Maya
mine 8, Okimoto 8, M. Yamaguci1i
9.
Yoshitake IL, Kashiwagi IL, G.
Shimizu IL, Natori IL.
Kuni Nakamura IL, Louie 70. Ka-
waguchi IL, Kay Yamcguchi Is, Lee
10, Beppu ID.
Harada IA Kano IA, j. Shimizu
IA, YoShijima IA, Sakahara IA.
Umino IA.
Tanabe Is. Nobi Nakagawa Is,
Furukawa Is, Iwana IS.
Mimbu Is, Nakamura IS, Fuka-
no Is, Y. Furuta l6, Sakura 16, Flu
mai 16, Kinomoto 16.
Hirabayashi 10, Urakawa IS, M.
Abe Is, Nakagawa 10. Egashira Is.
T. Furuta 10.
Okamoto 10. Iguchi 10, Iwata
10, Teraoka 10, Miyake 10, Kaneko
10.
Tsuneishi 20. Kasai 20, Ted Jue
20, Hirota %, Nakao "a, Yoshino
%, Kenji Nakamura %, Momoda
%.
Molina "a. Hayasti "a, Tosaya
"a, Uno rs, Terao 26, Yamagiwa
26, Takahashi 26.
T. Yamaguchi 81, Nomura IT,
Hagimori 81, Kashino a.. Saiki 2B,
Kimura 40.
Tsujimoto 80, Takagi 81, Toda
81, Ban Okada 81, Yabusaki SO,
Ashida So, K. Harada SO, Kubota
SO.
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kept the good ship Main Drug"
afloat until the Ihashi storm sub
sided.
The results follow:
KARIKOMI'S 81. Nakashima
Sill. Yasunobu 474. Horiuchi 511.
Hidaka 504. Tada 545: 7TH AVE.
SERVICE d-Shiota 446. Miztilsi
sos. Ideta 487, Hirai 433, K. Tamu-
ra 437
MAIN ST. SERVICE (3)-Tsuji
407, Osawa 3i9, o. Hirata 436, H.
Hirata 470. Harnasaki AL NfSEI
RECREATION d.. Uno $3.50. A.
Higashi 3l8. T. Uno $50, Noritake
459. j. Tamura 49,.
KASHIWAGI'S (0-Hlrabayaski
$50, Hayashi sill. II. Nakashima
476. Nishitani 45l. Kanemori 430;
INTERNATIONAL REALTY d.
Tsuchikawa 484, Yokoyama 488, F.
Takagi 5i6. Segimoto 542. Mihara
439.
TAD'S GARDENING D-Su-
mioka 500, Aoki 439, NJ. Shibuya
419. Mizuhata 451, KatayanIa $50:
N. w. TIMES tO-Fukei 468, Ssiki
478. Soejima 422, Yamaguchi 483,
Nakagawa 403
JACKSON GROCERY (2)-Fuii-
H.f-
AIT. Nagamatsu 456. Ihashi 548;
MAIN DRUG (2)-Suyama 437 T.
Higashi 472, Nishimura 386, Shimi-
zu All. Tsuboi 476.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-07
| NVCs Last Preseason Cage Games
This Sunday, Nov.9, Will Feature
Two Chinese, One Tacoma QuintetS
SUNDAY, NOV. 8
At Buddhist Auditorium

nt Da4AAAhot h1utsVA aeaAhh
1870 p.m.-Lotus Mercury VS..
Chinese OBJ
$3.50 p.m.-Lotus Lancers VS..
Tacoma OBJ
$3.50 p.m.-South End Mer-
chants vs.. Chinese (A)
General admission h arg e;
twenty-five cents. Those under
high school age 10 be assessed ten
cents.
The strength of the Chinese
quintets which will be entered in
the Nisei Veterans Committees bas-
ketball leagues this season, will be
tested when they compete in the
NVC's last preseason exhibition
games this Sunday, Nov. 9, in the
Seattle Buddhist auditorium.
The Chinese "B" will face the
Lotus Mercury in the opener at
1:30 pm. Both teams are con-
sidered championship material in
the "B" circuit.
The Chinese "a, Boosting AL
Mar and Phil Mar Hing. two we'll
known to Nisei fans, will take on
the South End Merchants in the
feature game at $3.50 pm.
Standardized in between these two
games will be the tilt pitting the
Lotus Lancers against Tacoma.
Funds derived from the games
will 60 towards financing the NVC
hoop leagues, according to Su Ka-
shiwagi, director. The NVC cir
cults will open officially on the
following Sunday, Nov. 16.
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NCL's HONORED ONES

Commercial League match.
Especially effective In the strike
department was Takahashi. last
seasons Mr.. Nisei Bowler. who
blasted a 2ll. a 202 and a 1874 for
a strong nights high 597 series.
Urakawa posted a ,56l. and Shibu-
va a 500 In the Shanty Inn victory.
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Especial 10 N. w. Times }

HOOD RIVER, Greg, Nov. -
Two Odell teams are running one
and two In the Hood River Nlsei
Bowling League. sponsored by the
Mid Columbia chapter of the ia
panese American Citizens League.
Odell No. 2 bowled over Dee. 81.
to remain at the top. Mob Ia
kasumi with high PIT game and
a 521 series helped the victors,
while Harry Inukai. Dee's anchor
man, he'd hangover 443.
Odell No. brushed aside Oak
Grove No. by 81 count The
winners Yutch Hori crashed a high
1919 game in a $50 series. Taro
sal of Oak Grove was best for his
team with a AGO.
Oak Grove No. 2 finally entered
the win column by snatching one
out of three from Parkdale. The
battles bigwigs were Mob Hamada
of Parkdele with a 498 and Tom
Sumoge of Oak Grove with 474
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Miye Ishikawa :
Joins Big Ten

Miye Ishikawa of Marthas Beau-
ty Shop displaced Rosemary Beppu
as the tenth girl on the SNGBO's
Big Ten list following last nights
Thursday match In Main Bowl.
Otherwise, there was very little
change in the big Ten" stand
ings.
Number one Jean Terao and 20
Kitayama, both of Franks Jewell
ry. picked up two pins to fatten
their average to 1856 and l51 res
pectively. Jean Numoto of China
Import gained a pin to hike her
mark to ISL
The big Ten" follow:
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Results In Brief
Franks Jewelry 4, Takano Studio {
Martha's Beauty Shop 4, Mobile
Service 0
Hab's Sporting Goods 3. Toda's
Tokuda Drug ,. China Import
Tokuda Drugs alley queens. pro-
sent rulers OF the SNGBO Seattle
Nisei Girls Bowling Jeague). filled
their majestic role In fine fashion
by deoisioning China Import 4
Export. the most troublesome seek
er of the crown. 81 last night
Thursday In Main Bowl.
The druggists TAX Yokoyama
and Jeanne Furuta especially
were stern In their refusal 10 yield
any part Of their teams hold on
the league leadership. Miss Yo-
koyoma ruled las is9-lls for n
476 series while Mrs. Furuta
sealed a 20I game In . al.
jean Numoto with a sizable 486
was the only persisten member OF
China Import offering stiff compe-
tition TO the winners.
Too much Jean Terao plus Sue
Lew amounted 10 . 40 victory
for Franks Jcwelry over Takano
Studio which succumbed easily
10 the striking whims Of the win
ners. Miss Terso. who has q ha.
bit Of hitting 500-plus series
when needed. spilled the maple
wood for 179. 163, and 1879 In q
sweet SAL series. Miss Lew poured
across 5O4.
Martha's Beauty Shop. thanks IN
Miye and Fumi Ishikawa. smeared
Mobile Service In no uncertain
manner, winning four times. Miss
Miye Ishikawa's l9l was high.
In the only other game of the
night, Hab's Sporting Goods girls
thumped Toda's Optometrists, Bel
Nancy Chinn paced Habs, but Nit
ri Sanico of Todas checked In
with the best series, 483.
The results follow:
FRANKS 90 - Kitayama 489
Lew 504, Sakanashi 1856, Young 465
Terao SAL; TAKANO tO-Kawagu-
Chi 37l, Shimizu 42l, Konishi 1856
D. Kodama 381, Yamamoto 437.
MARTHA's (0-Mikie Nagasawa
327, Oki $50, F.. Ishikawa 444, M
Ishikawa 496. Mary Nagasawa 1872.
MOBILE SERVICE (O-Miyamoto
426, M. Higashi 1928, P. Tanaka
$40. Nagai $40. Maruhashi 1886.
HABS On. Chinn 435. r.
Chinn 346. Hideshima 37l, Wong
$50, Sims 413; TODA'S Of. Su-
zuki 429. M. Kodama 300, Yasuta-
Ike 346, Kagayama 247. Sanico 483.
TOKUDA'S (3)-Furuta All, HI
daka 432, K. Yokoyama 4l6, Ina
yanagita $40. T. Yokoyama 476;
CHINA IMPORT Q-Hirai 1888,
K. Tanaka 1872, P. Okada 413, Bep-
pu 436, Numoto 1876.
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ODELL KEGIERS
CONTROL LEAD
in H. R. LOOP

Results In Brief
Odell mo. ~ 3, Dec |
Odell mo. u 3. Oak Grove mo.
ID
Parkdale 3, Oak Grove mo. %
1
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The
Sporting Thing
"Torontos Fighting Jap" Is Counted Out
by BIZ

"Torontos Fighting Jap" Is Counted Out.
What happens to punch-drunk pugilist
when he starts comeback happened to Katsu-
ma Morioka, once colorful ring star who learnr
ed to earn living by throwing hard fists at
people on British Columbia S Lulu Island.
Billed menacngly as "Toronto's Fighting
JAP" Morioka, who has fought dozens and do
zens of men in Canadian and American rings
for decade and then did his biggest fighting as
a Canadian Army man in World War III, was
easily defeated by Hubert Gagnier, claimant
to the Canadian featherweght crown, recently
in Montreal.
''In the semi-final, - reported the Toronto
STAR "Hubert Gagnier of Montreal threw SO
many threatening gestures and ominous glares
at Katsuma Morioka that when he did finally
land good punch, a right to the belt buckle in
the third, Morioka went down hollering foul.
''While he was on one knee Gagnier hit
him again, and brought screams of anguish both
from the Jap and from his manager. Referee
Laurence didn t feel that there had been mis-
demeanor and proceeded to count Katsunsa
out"
d .- It's rotten way of bowling out of the
= squared sport, old chap.
se
Sideline Topics
. Frank Watanabe, the former U. w.
tennis star who served with the MISLS during
.9World War H. will shortly turn to ministerial
work. .enterprisng DIR. Torrance Toda, who
sponsors girls bowling team is now backing
Class B basketball team in the NVC circuit;
the doc sees possibilities in the squad, former
ly known as the Monarchs. the good news
from the YWCA is that number of Nisei girls
are learning the fundamentals of swimming and
they all are catching ON to the water okay...
as soon as Roy "Bullfrog" Suzuki peels off some
surplus meat from his waistline, he'll become
an insuring addition to Tokuda Drug in the
City "B'' league games.
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Second place Kashiwagi's Hubs
narrowed the huge gap between
them and first place International
Realty TO three games last night
Thursday by emerging victorious
thrice In a four-count City Mer-
chants League match In Main Bowl.
Chief contributors TO the Hubs
three-ply triumph were Joe Hiraba-
ypshi with a natural 555 and Joe
Hayashi with a Sill. To stress their
victory further. the Hubs shat
tered 2487 team series mark held
by Jackson Grocery by downing
1888 pins. Art Segimoto a new
conner substituting for Brownie
Nomura who has been forced to be
shut-in due to studies. posted for
Realty 542. which included a 227
Karikomi Insurance stayed with
the leaders by trouncing 7th Ave
Service. 81. Five hundred series
among Karikomi's men were offer
ed by Pancho Nakashima. Ed Ho-
riuchi. Tom Hidaka and Tuck Ia
da. !1ada was tops. n 545. TokI
Mizuki appeared In fine form for
18th Ave. Service with sos.
Hajime Hirata rolled a 470 to lead
Main 81. Service to a al victory
over Nisei Recreation. Joe Tamura
Of Recreation kept his team In the
battle with n 482.
Tad's Gardening pulled a startl-
Ing trick by blasting the N. w.
Times Rockies four out Of four.
Shig Sumiokas high 500, which
had a terrific 24l In IL. was enough
to send the Rockies back to the
newspaper shop In a hurry.
Main Drug and jackson Gro
Gerry played a friendly 20 match.
despite Bill Ihashi's valiant 548
effort which threatened to upset
Main Drugs feelings. TAX Shimi-
zu. Sab Tsuboi and Ted Higashi
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STANDINGS

Results In Brief
Kashiwagis Tailors 2. Paramount
Cafe 2
Shanty Inn 4. 1'ad's Cafe 0
Sakahara Insurance ,. Oriental
Cab
PSVGA ;, 18th Ave. Service
Nobi Takahashi. TAX Shibuya
and Shig Urakawa. Shanty Inns
big Three" led their team to a
smashing 40 triumph over Tad's
Cafe last Tuesday night In Nlsei
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Results In Brief
Rockettes 4. Junior BusSei 0
Cellar Pessimists 3, Lucky Strikers
PORTLAND. Greg, Nov. (Spe-'
cial to N. w. Times)-League-lead-,
ing Rockettes. paced by Jinx Ia
miyasu's steady Az series, white.
washed Junior Bussei. 40. last Oct.
81 In an Oregon Nisci Girls Bowl
ing League match In Hollywood Al
ley. Jean Shiraishi was high for
the losers.
Alice Sono with 404 series
closely followed by Yoshiko Ha-
chiya with 800 we're good for the,
Cellar Pcssimists who struck 81,
defeat to the Lucky Strikers. The
losers best bets we're Fumi Inukai
with 388 and Su Kuribayashi
with a 377.
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Hubs Prune Realty's Lead in CML;;
TOkuda'S Staye off China Import

CITY MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS
End of first roundD
w L
International Realty 20 IL
Kashiwagi's 26 IA
Karikomi Insurance "a l6
It'll Ave Service % 10
Main St. Service 20 40
Nisei Recreation Is "a
jackson Grocery II %
Main Drug IT %
NJ w. Times Rockies Ia 26
Tad's Gardening 10 az
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Results in Brief
Tads Gardening 4, N. w. Times
Rockies 0
Kashiwagi' 3. International Realty
Main St Service 3, Nisei Recrea-
ton
Karikomi Insurance 3, It'll Ave. Ser
vice l
jackson Grocery 2. Main Drug 2
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sNGBo STANDINGS
Results In Brief

Results In Brief
Franks Jewelry Z, Takano Studio 0
Martha's Beauty Shop 4. Mobile
Service 0
Hab's Sporting Goods 3. Toda's /
Tokuda Drug }. China Import l
The Valley settler., 1947-06-05
tOCAl NEWS

MT. and Mrs. Harry LaNIotte left for the states Ia st week after sell ing their place in Mountain View. They flew out to the States to be esent at Al LaMotte's wed- ding.
 George Campbell has returned to the Valley and says that his family plans to return later this sumner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heller spent Sunday and Monday in Anchorage. Thes drove to Anchorage and back in their car. While there they took an show at the new 4th Avenue Theatre which just opened. Mrs. Heller reported that it is magnificent building.
 lrs. Virginia Pine left for Thitehorse on the o'Harra Bus this week. lr. Stock reports that extra busses had to be put on this week to carry all the passengers enroute to Fairbanks and White horse.
 Buddy Koslosky took breathing spell and went with Harry Trune11 on fishing trip this week. The Ko slo sky brothers have, been working early and late getting their merchand ise moved and arranged in the new building thi S week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

Devore couldn't think of any
thing to say. He looked at the
edge of his walnut desk. I'm
sorry" he said finally. You
want to find him in order to get
her back, is that it,"
IN kill him when | find him."
Sloop said. Not cleverly as you
do. III simply shoot him, and
quickly give myself up to the
police"
DEvoRE looked up, astonished
at the passion in his voice.
But now the little mans voice
became even again. MY wife
made one mistake when she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

sponsible brother have to pick a
blonde with a jealous husband?
Sloop must have made up his
mind while he was talking that
I'm the man he's looking for. He's
just been stringing along, enjoy
ing himself before he shoots me.
He's forced my hand. I've
got to reveal my alibi and show
him my twin.
HE thought hit him like a
blow. If the police find out that I
haze a t,Uin. No, even if they
do. he thought, they can't pos
sibly prove which of us killed
Glidderman. For that matter,
Sloop himself can't pick the
guilty twin. The setup is still
perfect. :.
The click of a revolver's ham,
mer broke in on his thoughts,
bringing swift panic.
II never saw your wife," Paul
cried. wait a minute H.. :"
Hurried, tumbling as they
were, his words were not as
fast as the bullet that slammed
through his brain. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

went away. She left
a picture that was
taken at a night club.
She and the man were
together in the photo.
This is the man I'm
looking for" Sloop
extended the picture.
Devore inspected
it. The woman was
blonde, quite pretty.
The man beside her
was the image of
Paul himself.
What damnabie
luck! Paul thought.
Why did my IRE
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- though I've never seen him.
He smokes cigars, Havana
cigars, quite expensive ones"
How do you know that?"
Il smelled the smoke, nights
worked late. Coming out of the
fresh air into my house late at
night, the smell of cigar smoke
was quite distinct"
Il begin to understand. This
man has been visiting your wife
while you were away. How did
you identify the cigars as
Havanas?"
Il found butts in my garbage
can"
Sloop dumped small colored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

times the cushions of the divan
were mashed down, f1atter than
a man of my weight could make
them. The man is a jitterbug, or
at least he's fond of swing music"
How do you figure that?" he
asked.
New words have been COM
ing into my wife's vocabulary. I
know of no other source"
Devore crushed his cigarette.
''Yours is quite an old story.
Women and whiskey cause half
the trouble in this world. avoid
both"
Except when you need an
alibi. Shops voice sounded odd.
''OF COURSE" Devore agreed.
BY a colossal effort of will he
avoided glancing at the bedroom
where his twin lay. Sometimes
it is convenient to be seen with
women and liquor. If l were you,
Mister Sloop, l should go home
and beat my wife. . Or does
that offend your code of ethics?"
''She left me yesterday. She's
gone to live with him."
Evening star., 1947-03-24

Rica," soon to be released. Mean.
while Dick is taking his radio show
to New York for the month of April
Dana Andrews will not be avail
able for "Daisy Kenyon" because
he'll be tied up with Memory OF
Love" at RKO, and after that he
does Bright Promise" for William
Perlberg.
Don De Fore has been chosen
by Roy Del Ruth to co-star with
Madeline Carroll in "It Happened
in Washington" Now we have to
see whether Madeline accepts his
$500, 900 bid to make the movie.
Edward Arnold is starting his
forty-first year as an actor. He
began as cute fairy in '.Midsum-
mer Nights Dream!"
I find Celeste Holm of Goth Cen
tury-Fox lunching at Metro, and
when I ask her, Whats cooking?
Celeste replies, There's no picture
Tor me here; I'm just lunching.
Celeste is in the mood to make
another picture, but says there is
nothing lined up for her at her
studio. You know it's really going
to be tough soon for stars who want
to work, because every studio has
cut down so drastically on the num-
Der of pictures to be made this year.
Janis Paige took $4,000 in cash
with her to buy new car. She came
away with the car and 81 cents in
change!
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1947-03-24

theater functioning on Broadway?
Some say temperament. Others
say money. And still others sum
it up in the one word, Hollywood.
X X X X
The Warmers piece, incidentally,
was about another former Group
theater actor, Lee Cobb.
He makes news in Johnny
O'Clock" the Earle's next attraction
by playing a detective who is just
a detective. A detective who is
just detective in a movie is news
of a sort. At least he is not a
diamond in the super-rough like
Philip Marlowe, fellow with a
Shavian wit such as Nick Charles
of thin man" fame, or a clownish
stumble-bum such as the detective
character played by Bob Hope in
'My Favorite Brunette"
The sleuth played by Cobb is a