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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13

in Sc preprical, da je bilo to
zgolj obrekovanje. Gospodiena
je znala prav srckano ziniti in
sc je cello nasmehnila s koncem
usten.
*'Ne vem, ali vam lahko zau-
pam," je sepetala in pobesila oci.
"Prosim!" sem odgov voril
vprav vljudno.
cali hi bill tako dobri, da bi
tisti PRIOR, v katerem JAZZ nasto-
PIN malice, malice razsirili."
20, prosim. Pa zakaj?'
"Pa .. kako bi rekla, sodim,
da sem vse prekratko, vse pre-
malo ma samem z gospodom, S
katerim igram tisti PRIOR"
Wei sem vlogo in jo izpolnil.
Pustil sem ju celih deset minut
ma samem.
Obiskal me je tudi tisti 60
spod, XII jeclja. Prosil me je, maj
zbrisem IL njegove vloge bese-
de-: "zrtev," "velikodusnost,' -
"zarko," car" "castna beseda, -
"vazno" in Sc kakih so do sto
besed, XII jih ne more po Glove
sko izgovoriti.
Prisla je k meni tudi tista 60
spodicna, XII ina ma levi nogi de-
set centimetrov visjo peto. Pro-
sila me je, maj il vpisem v vlo-
go, da DO sede izpovedovala lju-
bezen.
"Mislim, da nj treba ljubezen
stole izpovedovati, ali ne?" me
je odkritosrcno vprasala.
"Bog varuj, gospodicna, to nj
mixer zapisano. Nasprotno, lju-
bezen Sc lahko izpoveduje v vseh
polozajih."
Pa me je obiskala tudi neka
matt. Ia ne igra nobene vloge,
pac pa je prisla zaradi hcerkine
vloge, XII jo je prinesla seboj.
"Jelite, prosim vas," me je
vprasala, mar res mora biti ta-
ko, da Sc moja hcerka v tel igri
poljublja?"
Mora, gospa.'
"Pa dobro," rece matt, maj re
DO ma predstavi, ampak da Sc
mora poljubljati tudi pri vaji?''
Mora, gospa."
"Nu, sal ne ugovarjam; 60
spod je, kakor pravijo, dobra
partija, toda, veste, zaradi sveta
mi je. Ko bi mogli vsaj to ma
pisati, kako je moja hcerka hu-
da, kadar jo gospod poljubi. On
jo poljubi in ona molci, pa je
res tako, kakor da je tega ko-
maj eakala. Ma vsaj rece: "Ju,
to ste nesramni!'
20, to pa lahko. Kar po mill
wolff maj rece tako."
"Ampak vi il to zapisite."
"Rad, prav rad"
Wei sem Sc to vlogo in sem
po njegovih besedah: "Oh pre-
krasno dekle, XII jo krasi vzvise-
ma dusa, topic srce in zarko oko,
bodi moja!' pristavi njen odgo-
vor:: "Ju, kako ste nesramni!"
Nasploh sem bill zelo ustrez-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
VELIKO SOBO

z dvema posteljema in veliko
shrambo "a obleko Sc odda ma
jem. ST lahko tudi kuhate Poklicite
KE $685. ali Sc zglasite ma 1906
Greenwood Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Hefanntm

Gds SSabr 1917, Iiebe Sdnger
lllb Sdngerinnen, ruit e,ld, 5ur Sot
ouf. slld, lit allen beapllft, oab mir
nod oent @eIttrieg am letter 9l,,
quit mb 1. September 5. :. lalier
grobes S1naerielt in G(epelaro ot,
balten. Inher ergebt sic 0itte az,
ieoe Sinacrin unb .Sdnser iih 5,l be.
fleiBi9en Sic l,ad|itebenoen 9ieocr
ein5liu,oieren. @ir bitten o,,h 0ie
Serrell Sirigenten giitigit oaiiir
Gorge 81 traaem SaB baS Set m,ii
falild, elm Grfpls miro. Iic iolaenoel,
Sieber iinb bciti,nnlt iuorNcn sunn
Sinaen an Sdngerielt:
Mannerch0re
|. The Call of America Fl. Alexan
der Matthews
=. Sanctus ......... Franz Schubert
(Aus dem grincn Buch)
). Abschicd ...... Adolf Khch'
(Aus dem blaucn Buch)
4. Landerkennung Edward Griee
Nit Orchester
(Aus dem blauen Buch)
Frauenchore
l. I'm Waldo ..... F. Mendelssoi,n
Bartholdy 49,. (Aus dem griinen
Buch)
.. Heimweh ....... r. Hausermam
(Aus dem griinen Buch)
3. Hinaus in den Lenz ...... Franz
Schubert :. (aus dem blauen Buch
nit Orchester)
Gemischte Ch0re
l. In Silent Night ....... j. Brahms
(Englisch, Aus dem blauen Bucb
2. Sonntagsfeier ..... Julius Wengert
Fur Gemischten Chor bearbeitct
Won Richard Gompf. -. (Aus deTu
grincn Buch)
3. Kiinstlcrlebcn .... J. Strauss
Walzer NIT Orchester :. (AUs dem
"a griinen Buch)
1. Observation-Disclosures Nolkslied .....
"Wir treten zum Beten" ........
Cidrianus Valerius .... 1926 be-
arbeitet Won Ed. Kremscr :. (Aus
dem griinen Buch)
Jugendchore
!. Begun the Begun -. Cole Porter
.. Es war Elm Traum -. Arranged by
Erwin Bendel.
Tobn Sallncr, 9moess Sefretar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

,SiiBcn getreteu mic oas oclltldie
Suloi9t nidt SGnemort, iiber alll
Yartci, lno Stanocsunterih,eoe ,i,.
meg. leiner Nationaliabue, Dem Sa.
ncbroa, ourh oaS beicnbere sseIt oey
Scrfaiillngsicicr bes @rl,nolous-
ooss? llno melfer ,sranSpie trauert
Sem 9ilienbanner ser @ourbpnen
Haf, ieit sic elorrcid)e blau-lpeiB.
rote Srifolore Sreibeit, 8leidbeit
l;no griiocrlid,feit beocutet. Nl,r
Shuar5 5.Hot- -8plo inlte periemt uno
hcimotlos bleibcu, neil ieine ssarben
sen Nationaliitcn ieit ieber nerhaBt
lDaren?
SeBt bat Sos Golf geiprohen
Gum oritteu 0tale in ieiner 8e.
ithitte bat es Sd)pars.Hot- -8olo CUR
alten Muerfennlng perbclien, in eli.
nem 2anoe, bas ser 1lub oes pitle-
rismus in Sriimmer uno Nuinen.
in cine biutbeiuoeltc @iilte peripan
self bat. llno oennch uno pielleicbt
geraoe besbolt lpdbit aus bem @i.
len oes &olfes ser intritnitige
@unid, oab sic alien 3eid)en orin-
ncn ul,> oralbeu mieoer Sinnbilo
nnh Mes,ueiier zines fiinitieen,
pabrbaIt Semofratiiden uno anitdns
oiecn Tel,tId)tums meroen.
Grihiittert uno in Gbrfurht grii.
ben sic ssreibeitsfGmpicr Sdmars-
Mot t.8olo, oas Banner oer 0eriolg-
fef
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Rurtcie ,1otiScu aus Ger
Il. =. Il.

sSnl Gutter State Earf, Soi,tb "a,
tota, miro oljGbrlid) ,pie II: oeu gl,-
tcm alten Sagen Gin regelred'tes
Buffalo 9iollnb-up absebalten, llnl
gllllen einsl,Tonael,, Sic man NIT oe;l
9eitGuoen anoerer @iloparfs aus
tauibt. gs iino 1meei0br 600 Siere
i'm Gutter Stotc Garf porbanben
Sie Viiffel lebcn ee,pobnlid) in Ser.
Sen sllammel,, lperben ubcr o,l:l)
bGufia ein5eln oher in tleinen @rup.
pen am @egerano altgetroIien. S!c
fiimmern iih nift lm sic Menidelh
,mh sic Menihen tim ihrericits gut,
ji1 o,,d nibt nm sic Siere 81 flint
ncrn, sic trot hires ldNperiGlligen
,mo plulupen Iusiebens iehr be1pea.
lih luro iliuf iimb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
,oer cbrenriibrig gelten tpiiroe.

e1ltllldl III stuttgart an, GlcsI1al dber
lhrlTtlidt lulo IN ser lcbriitlidjcn
Mnttport par Der ipiirtten,bergiitc
Mt1tiIter nidt 10 ebrIih ,pie inn &C.
lprub untcr pier slraeu. Git babe,
10 bier es III her 9IltIport, yeine @c
legcnbcit bcnl,tt", lid) nod 9lmcrito
tprt5iunad,cn. SoB ole Mcaieruno iii
Stuttgart ieetlt cs gupcicn lrar, sic
ibln hicic Welcgcnbcit bot, ,puroc bcr.
lcbpicaen.
Wcmu Sadien oe,n bon Mettcrnih
al,saciibtcn Srird nitt nod)aob nlb
oas GreQuatur fir 81 uuirehter-
bielt, 10 luor ltiirfer oils alles anoerc
Ole 9iiidiidt o,f Nmerifu. Ser 2cip.
5iger Hegierl,ngsnireftor bon 9ans
gccn iaate it ieinem 8cricbt bonn 10.
Sanltar 1885, cs inD9c sod, risfont
lei1, Silt 81 entfcrnen y5ei ocln Ie6r
ltorren ,no llnbieg;nntell, olh ,pobl
mitlurter leibenidmItlidhen Sinn SOS
Yrdliocnteu Sadlun," l,no fGn.n'
nacbteiliae Tolgen babeu .iiir sen
idfIilhen Sonbel nah sln,erita, be.
io,eoers in gcgeruuGrtiger aouinf.
tllr." SnfeI Sams oicfer Stof ernies
lid, ais eilrerlldspoQcs s(raument
id,pn banals.
ScutiflonN bat ,9lit bcrbe cut
tduidt. elber ct lebntc cs ob, es tpie-
scr slt uerlaiicn. Gr Id)lug Elm 9lnge-
bot ocs iranS0iii1en MiniitcrSSfiers
aus, nit 10000 Troncs Sobrcsge-
bait in irnljoiiid,e Sicnite su tretcu.
Gr iblicb in 0cl,tidfnno, 1plbrcno sl-
ter llno 2eiben i'm bciflihen.
SsSn icltcwr @eiie pereinte er il,
lid Sdaulmg lno nii6tcrnen Sat,
Iahenlilln. Seinritb Saltbc er5a6lt.
rriic Git am WnItballstiih in 2eip,ig
,pctterte, sic @Glocr Dor Ser Stoht
leicu ii6erflii'iia, benn &oble iei Ser
Sei5itoTf ser 3llfluit. Gr botte redjt,
al.d, rcnn er. NIT ser niid,terhel, s(b-
neigung Ses Eraftifers gcgcn illlna,
tericlle @ortc, Sem @alb llnreht tot.
Sie Soce SOS oel,tifamerifaniide
Clement 5lr @riinNlug pnlp llebcr,
Ieefolpnicn hclltihen &oIfstltms 81
bclrrtcn, iibernano er, nad,oen cr al
Srt lll,b Stelle bier in Sen Stoaten
sic @irflihfeit fenncn ocler,,t bate.
~Gs iino tlalrfe Salliiouen," 10
idyricb er lpGter in Se,ltid,Iauc,
..aucnn mon bel Sen inrcrbolb Ser
ltnionitauten pnrbunoeucn Icutiheil
Die oelltlcDe Sprude glallbt erha.ten
o1cr sod nit ser Belt eon5c oclltit)e
Staatcn biloen Sll fonnen. - Is lit
gut, ba. man iid) oilinlilicrt. &ic
piele Tel,t'd,c gegempartig III 9torb-
mnerifa le6eu, BOD, lcbt iihcrlid, fein
cin5igcr sort, beiicn llrcnfel uiht sic
cngliidlc .Spradr ser bcutlhcn ,peit
upr5Ogc."
Scin Sieblingsplan mar, Geutid
lono Elm leilhu,gsidhig( Neb pon 81.
ietbabnen 81 ifaiien. Gr mar cS
Der Sen @nu ser Strede bon 2eip'ia
nad) Dresden olrd)lette. ser erltcu
Sortp'bobn ,@erbinolng sipeier grc,
ber StGbte in 9el,tid)lanS. Gr trnr
ser lnerniiblid)e Nnreger, ober ,uas
er erntete, ipar ltnoanf, Serfenlmm9
,nb Sobn. ShlieBlid) ral,bten iDn'
Miberiolae oas Irote 3itralen sn
iid) ielbit, bas i'm lein gauges 2e6cu
beiellert batte. Ssn triiber @irrris
idob or iif cine <gcl i'm Sen 8opf
Scr mic allfgcbDrt hattie, fir SelltIh-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
THIS AND THAT

Eye charts using Eskimo lam
guage symbols are being employ
ed in studies of eyesight in the far
north. About half of the Eskimos
examined had faulty vision.
AS early as 1766 B. G.. the Chi
nese knew about the magnetic
north and magnetism.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

Gtnb Ste unB 1ure Anae Jortaen
RitsIteb TIM 0rantcnuerein anD
IentraI Vertanb? @enn nidst. iebi
1 bic 3eit teisutreten. Tim senaaere
ynfprmafipn rnfen Gle ben Qpfol.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

Noroamerifa, oieier boben Sdp,le
Der Notionalofonomic uno 6es poll.
tiihen 2ebens, gelernt bobe, 5l1n'
@elten meites Goterlanocs benpen.
On su fonnn."
Evening star., 1947-05-30
THE CAST,

long and loud ones, but she also is
good for the detection that has
seized your spirit in these days of
turmoil.
At least while you are in the pres
ence of Katie at the Metropolitan,
conditi ons seem fundamentally
sound.
Miss Young, of course, plays this
Katie with an accent which implies
Minnesota is the state the picture
is talking about. 1t is busy actress
she is, too, for her job is not to
gather eggs and feed harvest hands,
but to clean up the political situa-
ton in the nameless commonwealth.
To accomplish this spectacular
assignment, Katie sets off for Capt.
tol City where, as fate's hand
maiden, she lands a job in the
household of the rich, powerful
Morley family. The Morley son
(Cotten) is member of Congress
but the real power behind the
throne is his mother (Miss Barry
more) widow of the famous old
liberal, Senator Morley.
Katie and the Morleys hit it off
splendidly. They find themselves
political kin, although, being closer
to the mechanical heart of politics,
the Morleys are more willing than
Katie to compromise.
X 4 X X
Once such authors as Alan Riv-
kin and Laura Kerr have set their
characters in such a freshly fancied
situation, they have no trouble pro-
pelling their story along at a fast
clip. They find deal of fun in
allowing Katie to speak out on
political morality to prominent
guests to whom she is handing an
other Martini at Morley parties.
Naturally, too, they are always on
the alert for any reasonable roman
tic interest the Congressman son
might show in the farmers daughter.
Some merry sequences find their
way into Katie's political and ro-
mantle progress. These range from
a rough-house Swedish massage
which she gives the Congressman
to a free-for-all quiz at a political
rally through which she becomes
a candidate for Congress herself.
And, of all things, of the party
which Is opposed to the Morleys.
1t is not within the power of
any director to make this sort of
thing look natural as breathing,
but H. c. Potter seems confident
audiences are not going to care.
His point in The Farmers Daugh-
ter" is not that the world is over
run by such girls, but rather that
it would be gayer If it were.
X
The pictures realism derives
principally from the fact that the
people in 1t bear much closer re-
semblance to life than most screen
characters. This Is evident not
only in Miss Young's portrait of
Katie, which requires a Swedish
accent, but throughout the cast.
Cotten's young Congressman is al
most equally engaging ana so is
Miss Barrymore's impersonation of
the politically wise widow of the
old Senator.
Another character to be remem-
bered is butler played by Charles
Bickford, democrat every bit as
rugged in his way as even the I'M
tameable Katie.
They are people worth meeting
which is what gives the Farmer S
Daughter" its distinction.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

we are going steady" says Marie
I look for Q ring. But there's az
ring-yet.
Tom Drake and June Hutton arr
new twosome. Tom has lost D Iot
|of weight and he's now back to eat
ing lunches again.
Dane Clark was really messed uu
by losing the lead In Ever the Be
ginning" with Lilli Palmer. tSam
Wanamaker OF the New York stage
has it, Expecting the assignment,
Dane had cancelled his sailing to
Europe with his wife. Now she's
quite fed up with Hollywood va
garies, and Dane Is motoring to New
York to see her. But first he will
stop of In Las Vegas for weeks
rest and to think about life in gen.
eral.
Joyce Reynolds seems TO have In
herited Robert Hutton from Joan
Leslie. Joyce gets him In Head
Over Heels"
Spencer Tracy's son, John, gets
a week In New York as a gradua-
ton present from his. dad. John,
who has been deaf since birth, has
not allowed 1t to stop him in any
way. He was the inspiration for
his mothers founding Of 'The John
Tracy Clinic which teaches par
ents as well as children how to for
get the handicap.
David Lichine, famous Russian
ballet dancer-he did the choreog-
raphy for Margaret O'Brien In The
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Warner Bros. funneled some fancy
actors into "The Two Mrs. Car
rolls" which came to the Earle
yesterday, but it does not make any
difference. The story of an artist
who liked to paint, marry and kill off
his models stubbornly refuses to be
as dramatic as it should be. It is
true that Elizabeth Bergner turned it
into a personal vehicle, but the ye-
hicle clearly cannot take the weight
Of Humphrey Bogart, Barbara STAN
wyck and Alexis Smith.
There have been some changes
made in the cinema's adaptation of
THE Two Mrs. CAROLS" Instead
of the terrified butterfly played by
Miss Bergner, the husband now is
the principal character. He Is a
mental mess, just as in the play, but
he is an even less believable one
That two such sharp p-eyed females as
Miss Stanwyck and Miss Smith
should have found him irresistible
is crazier than he is supposed to be-
The strangest aspect of Thomas
Jobs rewrite OF the melodrama is
that he has reduced it actually to
one Mrs. Carroll, the second The
first enters the play only as bad
painting called Angel of Death"
However, by way of teaching the
second wife a much-needed lesson
in what happened to the first one,
Jobs script introduces a daughter
of the first marriage. This is clear
ly mistake, for the child turns out
to be almost as much a monster of
grave precocity as her father is in
paranoia. She may not be as vio-
lent but she is almost as terrifying.
1t is Bogart as the artist who gets
obsessed by the beauty of the
latest woman he paints who does
most of the work In "The Two Mrs.
CAROLS" This consists in patroniz-
ing back-street chemists and taking
his purchases home to be served in
their milk to his perpetually sickly
wives. This has a strong tendency
to become monotonous, although
it may be silly to expect slow poison
to be anything but slow.
Whatever creeps ''The Two Mrs.
CAROLS" gives you probably will be
to the nearest exit. j. G..
Evening star., 1947-05-30


rises in "The Farmers Daughter"
new attraction at the Metropolitan.
1t works out pleasantly for every
one. the performers who seem to be
having the time of their lives, and
quite as agreeably for the audlence
which finds frequent occasion for
spontaneous laughter.
Tomorrow the movies may revert
tn their own types, the lovely zonl-
bies of both sexes. In the meantime
there is THE Farmers Daughter"
and patrons looking for amusement
with a fresh flavor would do well to
make a note of it. RKO which pro-
duced it makes it a comedy worthy
of even Ethel Barrymore, who
shares the screenplay's jest with
Loretta Young, Joseph Gotten and
others of ability.
4
Hollywood's farmers daughter
possesses many of the virtues OF
her sisters on farms elsewhere. She
shines outwardly like a Mime
sofa dairy barn but her basic at
tractiveness lies in her character.
This Katrin Holstrom is an inde-
pendent lass. solidly proud and a
spirited believer in the equality OF
mankind. She says what she thinks,
she thinks clearly, and she has a
way of commanding attention,
especially on the part of the op-
posite sex. She is good for laughs,
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Hollywood:
Joan Gets Aid
Of Bright Due
I'm Next Film
By Sheiloh Grohon

Joan Crawford gets Jane Wymar
and Eve Arden for the two other
star gold diggers in the new version
|of THE Gold Diggers." The pic
ture viii have a funny opening. The
three gals will be nliddleaged, wear
ing specs, and will be knitting. Then
they start ren1iniscing, and the
movie fades to the 1920's. George
Oppenheimer wrote the new, witty
script.
Judy Garland and Vincente Min
nelli have decided not to go to New
York when they finish 'The Pirate" !"
1t will be August then. and too hot.
Instead, Judy and Vincente are
thinking of going somewhere on a
cruise. Incidentally, this town is
again f,1n of rumors that all is not
we'll with this marriage. I hope
they're wrong.
Yvonne de Carlo and Howard
Duff have again called of their
marriage-this time for keeps.
Yvonne was lunching Tuesday with
CaIlOS baTee, Ofuguaydn consul In
Los Angeles, one of Yvonne's for
mer beaus.
Gene Kelly is back at work but Is
still very wobbly. During his flu
session, his temperature hit 103.
X X X
June Allyson, by the way, is an
other metroite with the flu. And
Spencer Tracy was so sick with the
prevailing ailment that his doctor
wanted to send him to a hospital.
But. Spence says mo-" he'll beat the
flu bug at home. He hopes to re-
sumo in "Cass Timberlane" next
Monday. Lana Turner ditto.
Marie Mcdonald sporting a new
stone marten stole, and telling me
that there is no date set for her
with Harry Karl. But
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
~ . Stage.
National-'Lute Song; $3.50 pm
Screen


Ambassador-"Th Two Mrs. Car
rolls; L., sos, Sis, 7:2o and s:35
pm.
Capitol-"High Barbaree";; II m,
l 40, 4:25, ITO and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: /, $40, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"The Late George Ap-
ley; 11:25 am, 1870, 3::35, $40,
TAO and $50 pm. ~
Earle-"The Two Mrs. CAROLS;
Ills am, 1:25, $3.50, $40, 7:50 and
10pm.
Hippodrome-'Brief Encounter; !;
2:15. 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"The Egg and T.; HIS
a IN, 30, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40
pm.
LittIe-"The Well-Digger's Daugh-
ter: 10:40 am, 12:45, 2:55, sos,
tbs and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The mer' S
Daughter; II am, LOS, 3:15, 5:25,
7:35 and Gas pm.
Palace-"Duel in the Sum; 10:40
am, 1:15, 3:55, $50, s:1O and 11:45
pm.
Pix-"Curse of the Ubangi";; $40,
5:35, 8, 1915 pm. and 1910 am.
Trans-Lux-News and Shorts;
continuous from 1915 am.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Ipearance for play on the air In
this country last Monday, received
the very top price Of IS 900.
5 George Jessel gets q dinner from
the city OF Chicago when he APP
pears there next month for the pre-
miere of 7 Wonder Who's Kissing
Her Nowa" He's taking along the
man the story is about. Joe Howard.
Later, George gets another dinner
10 Washington, D. c., and a very ex-
citing parsonage will be present.
(Relessed hy North American Newspaper
Alliance me j
Evening star., 1947-05-30
His Tastes Simple
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLY WOOD.
Charles Bickford always chooses
the simple life on his vacations.
When the actor completes work in
Mark Hellinger's Brute Force" he
goes to Ensenada, Mexico, to camp
out on the beach in a tent. He will
fish. hike and swim.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Unfinished Dances-is on to South
America July Is. He returns to
Hollywood In November. But be-
fore he takes Of. David hopes to
get his final American citizenship
papers.
Ann Sher an spent all day We'd
riesday with Veta Lee Wood of.
Evanss3n, Ill; 12-year-old fan who
wrote Ann her millionth fan letter
and received trip to Hollywood as
AIMS guest as her reward.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Farmers Daughter at Met,
Gay in Politics and Love
By Joy cormody

Watching Of the movies better players week IN and week out
t NAV people for change
actors used to Hollywood learned
human. ..t
Evening star., 1947-05-30
te the strange likes of actual beings

THE FARMERS DAUGHTER" an RKo
Picture with Loretta Young and Joseph
Gotten. produced by Dore Schary, directed
by H. c. Potter, screenplay by Alien Rivkin
and Laura Kerr from play by Juhni
Teryataa. At the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Bogart T axes
Over Berg gner's $
Old Vehicle

Bros picture with Barbara Stanwyck and
Humphrey Bogart, produced BY Mark Hell
.Hnger. directed BY Peter Godfrey. screen
play by Thomas Job from the stage play
BY Martin Vale. At the Earle.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Starts Tomorrow
DEAD RECKONING

pRiWcYV4 Ui9 4 s.. Ne.
: sSAe0O IR. p7oo fcont. 1-IilI
poers Isaa g opsn pen 19:sq 10 Cont. III Il IN An
In WITHOUT RESERVATIONS with
DON DeFORE. Also James Oliver Cur
woods NORTH or THE BORDER"
with RUSSELL HAYDEN.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

HTUATMR MINI. Ave. as Sensing
Free Pafkins-C-8 Bus to Door.
Gala Holiday Programl-KATHRY
GRAYSON. JIMMY DURANIE IN
l 20. 3.2S. 5.3n. 7.2h. A:4O
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PLUS: 8 Cartoons.

WAU m ash Z Alobama Ave.
H0s0Vss Sc. AT. 717o
C-2 Bus to Door-FREE PARKING
Continuous Performances Daily, Ill.
Gala Holiday Show for the Entire
Familyt-ELYSE KNOX in SWEET
7:25. 10:I0. And IT'S A JOKE
SON. with KENNY DELMAR as
Senator CIaghorn. /, $40. $40, 9:t5.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
TODAY'S NEIGHBO ORHOOD MOVIES

Deborah Kerr. with her first ap-
Evening star., 1947-05-30

CO. 1868. Mot. PM.
Today Only-Gene Autry, Peggy stew
art in Trail to San Antoine" at l:3o,
S:l0, 4:50, $3.50. $40, $50. Cartoon
Tomorrow-Dana Andrews, Jane wyatt
In Boomerang" "'"''
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Tomorrow from 1880 to $50
Bargain Matinee for Children
14c, tax included
Evening star., 1947-05-30

PENN Pa. Ave. OF 7th Sc.
FR. $500. Mot. I Pm.
PARKING Space Available to Patrons,
Today and Tomorrow-Frank Sinatra,
Kathryn Grayson, Peter Iavford IN
1T Happened In Brooklyn" at 20.
3:25. $50. 7::35, 9:40. Cartoon.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

AT nc 1891 Il 81. NE. At. $500.
So ssssAS Cont. Ill PM
Double Feature Program Daily.
Big Holiday Fun Feast for the Family!
LAUGHSl LAUGHS, LAUGHSl
ABBOTT and COSTELLO In HOLLY
WOOD" and LAUREL and HARDY in
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE" Plus
& SfanRe EnnnedY and Carfoal
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Free Parking Space FOR Patrons
Last Day = Frank Sinatra, Kathryn
Grayson, Peter Lawford In 1T Hap
Pened in Brooklyn" at 1:o5, $40.
5I5, 7:20, 9:30. Cartoon. Tomorrow
in Its Joke, Son p eo- =
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-10
MARYSVILLE FLOWER CLUB TO SPONSOR
SHOW AT UNION COUNTY FAIR THIS FALL

foliage, African violet, Boston
fern.
Class 81 Cut flowers-asters,
6 blooms; roses, 6 blooms; mar
igold, large, 6 bloom; marigold,
small, 6 bloom; zinnia, large, 6
bloom; zinnia, small, 6 blooms
gallardia, 6 blooms; verbena, 6
blooms; snapdragons, 6 blooms;
cosmos, IL blooms; calendula, IL
blooms; naturtiums, IL blooms;
petunias, IL blooms; dahlia, large,
3 blooms; dahlia, small, 6 blooms
gladiola, 6 in vase; delphinium,
stocks; chrysanthemums, clus-
terS.
Class 3, Cut flowers in artistic
dining room table, arrangements
in metal container, arrangements
in pitcher, arrangements in cup
and saucer, arrangements in pie
pan, arrangements in pint milk
bottle, miniature arrangements,
not over inches.