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Evening star., 1948-03-05

Edward A. Balloeh. 81. 2022 Columbia I'd
NV.
Lizzie Raub. 81. 1852 Mintwood pl. NV
Samuel Darmstaedter. "a. l71S LAnier pl
NV.
Sarah Z. Light. 70. 3e12 Goth st. ne.
Caroline Fsrran. 70, 2S05 5th st. ne.
Albert H: Stevens. 20. 324S O st; NV.
Albert M. Thompson. IS, 12O II ST. ne.
Jessie Arnold. "a. Silver Spring. Md.
Alice L. ,Kinnaly. 81; 19lS Park I'd. NV
Ruth ssmuels, A, Morristown. N. J.
John r. Boxwell. AZ, 400 v st. ne.
Rufus ". Bowie, z, ss6b S90b s gay o.. ne. ra j.
Charlie A. Williams. 70. 513 57th st. ne
John H. Fletcher. 81, 500 o st. NV.
Anna L. Armstrong. 52. 1922 wsllach pl
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Marriage License
Appiicotions

Under d. C. Iatos, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tuu days gnd
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
william Ginsbers. "a, 54O4 18th st. NV
and Mildred Mineosky, 81. s17 Decatu
eharIes Thomas, "a, and Alice Arnolc
"a, both Of Mt. Rainier, Md.
Louis Thomas, 81. 649 K st.. ne, an
Daisy KidRell, 81, HOO Queen st. n,
walter Person. 90, and Theresa Syke!
%, both Of 1104 Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Leonardo Tesla. "a, x429 P at. NV, and
Vivian Galchrist, 90, 27I6 Wisconsin

Leonardo Tesla. "a, x42e P st. NV. and
Vivian Gilchrist, 80. 27lS Wisconsin
Melvin Becker. "a. 13O webster st. NV,
and Dorothy Levine, FL. Az osiethorpe
Roscoe Henry, 90, A!cxandria. Va, and
Martha Willie, 20, Arlington, Va.
George Pever. 10. Ala Orange st. Sc, and
Nancy Clinton. Is, 516 Kenyon st. NV,
John Smith. rs, Takoma Park, Nd, and
Lois Hasiop. 20, zoos Cue st. NV.
Clifton Brown. 30: and Marjorie Mecsnn.
Gustav Mueller, Al. 2721 o st. n w., and
Virginia Sterling. 36,. 2480 10th st. NV.
Samuel Walden, 30. and Elnore Blake. "a,
both Of Brentwood. Md.
John Gates. 21. Riverdale, Nd, and Kath-
crime Rowley, 1S. us 4th st: ne.
Gaius Howe, Al, 1T19 Lamont st. NV, and
Emily Benko, 80, 2700 Conn. ave. NV.
Abraham Fine 81. and Miriam Pruce, ~,
both of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-03-05

The wild horse was blamed for
harming range land even more
severely than sheep.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Deaths Reported

trrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

Department that there was no
such place.
Eieren years ago Dean Ray
mond Pinchbeck, of the Univer-
sity of Richmond, sent letters to
successful applicants to the
school which said. Please notify
me by letter, within one week
from the date of this notifca-
ton, of your acceptance" Re-
Gently at 2::3O am. - the
deans phone rang. The voice on
the other end said: This is
William Marino, formerly of
Follansbee. West Virginia, now
in Tokyo with the Army. want
you to know that l got your letter
and I'll be there in September"
4 pubiic-ibrary patron in
Birmingham. Ala, recently re-
turned a Mark Twain book he
had taken out in 1910. The fine
was $246.74.
Tsro tI,euter tickets dated
December 26, 1921, recently
turned up in the home of Mrs.
Mary Nix, of Atlanta, Ga.
FssriOusiy churning with a
suction plunger to unstop the
drain of her kitchen sink, Mrs.
Emory J. Miller, of Weatherly,
Pa, came up with an engagement
ring she had lost 20 years ago.
George Beck asked Elizabeth
Ruess to marry him but she de-
INJURED, stating she was too young.
Just recently-5O years later
George, now68, and Elizabeth, 81,
were married. - hAROiD Heller
Evening star., 1948-04-11
"A SHORT WAIT"

The girl was too young
to marry. So they paused
50 years. Here are some
strange tales Of delay
"WE Tosrm Council of Yat-
Il ton, England, recently heard
w. Barbar inquire if ''the dam
gerous bottleneck in High
Street" could be attended to.
He was told nothing could be
done until the labor situation
got better. Il suppose I could
wait a while longer" Mr.. Bar
bar said. Il first asked the ques-
ton in 1887"
The Frankfort, Me-. Con-
gegational Church, erected SO
years ago, has just had its first
wedding.
An auditor in Grant County,
Wash. received a deed back in
April, 1924, conveying a title of
some land to w. S. Forthun, of
Doniphan, Mo. An attached note
read: Please hold this deed until
Forthun calls for it. He is on his
way by auto" The auditors
Office recently returned the deed
with this note: I'VE have been
holding this deed for more than
twenty-three years and Forthun
hasn't arrived yet. Must have
had car trouble"
The Interior Department
mailed a card to a man in Har-
risa, N. j. 56 years ago. 1t got
the card back recently with a
notation from the Post Office
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Hendrix, Freeman
Picked In Film Poll

HOLLYWOOD-Wanda Hen
dirk and Mona Freeman, Para
mount actresses, were selected
among the top performers of
1947-48 in the seventh annual
Filmdom's Famous Fives Poll
conducted by Film Daily, results
of which were announced re-
Gently.
Miss Hendrix, who will soon
be seen in Miss Tatlock's Mil
lions" is rated a top Find of
the Year" Her performance in
Welcome Stranger" was picked
as one of the best of the past
year.
Miss Freeman in Dear Ruth"
gave the best performance of the
year in a juvenile role, the poll
decided. The actress has been set
for Dear Wife" which will con-
tinue the happy adventures of
the characters who became so
popular in the earlier film. She
recently completed "grown-up"
roles in Streets of Laredo" and
"The Heiress."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Buster KeatOn Back
In Character Role

HOLLYWOOD - Buster Kea-
ton, famous "froen faced" COM
edian of silent films, returns to
the Hollywood big time with a
maor role in Metro-G -Goldwyn-
Mayors Good Old Summer
time" in which he will share
honors with Judy Garland and
Van johnson.
Keaton first hit the Hollywood
big time in 1917. He will be re-
membered for such film hits as
THE Navigator" THE General, "
Battling Butler" and "The
Cameraman," which he consid-
ers among his best.
During past years, Keaton has
been "the man behind the gag"
in Hollywood laugh films. An ex-
pert on laughs he has consulted
with numerous writer's on mat
ters of comedy situations.
Good Old Summertime" finds
him in front of the cameras in
the role of Hickey, well-meaning
but blundering nephew of mu-
sic shop owner in Chicago in
1900.
The film is directed by Robert
z. Leonard, produced by Joe
Pasternak.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Peck, Douglas, Aid
"Littlest'' Theater

HOLLYWOOD - G. re CORY
Peck and Melvyn Douglas are
C O. d r ectors of Hollywood S
"littlest" Little Theater Group.
It is composed of Jonathan and
Stephen Peck, aged five and
two, respectively, and Peter and
Mary Helen Douglas, who boast
fourteen and ten years, respec-
lively. Mrs. Peck heads the
makeup department and Mrs.
Douglas, the costuming. Sets are
by the Douglas clan,
The latter youngster have been
putting on neighborhood shows
for the past few years.
Now, Peck and Douglas, who
are together as romantic rivals
for Ava Gardner in "The Great
Sinner" at M e t r o-Goldwyn-
Mayer, are planning to have
their offsprings put on aChrist-
mas pageant under their oint di-
rection. At present, the "theater"
is in the Peck garage.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Top Fashion Model
Debuts I'm "Victory'

HOLLYWOOD-Gini Adams,
once named Americas most
beautiful lifeguard and now one
of the nations top fashion mod
els, has been signed to make her
screen debut in Hal Wallis Bit
ter Victory" at Paramount which
toplines Robert Cummings, Liz
abeth Scott, Diana Lynn and
Eve Arden.
The auburn-haired beauty,
whose likeness has appeared on
the cover of Vogue and other
magazines, literally swan her
way to success. Former Pacific
Coast A.A.U. 100-meter titlist
for the L. A. Athletic Club, her
swimming fame led to model
ing career, and now pictures.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Friends Of Music
Present Concert

jacques Margolies, concert vi
olinist who won a scholarship
with the New York Philhar-
monic Society at the age of IL,
will be the soloist when the
Friends of Music Orchestra pre-
sents the first of its series of
evening concerts in the Peristyle
at $50 p. m, Monday, Nov. %.
Hans Lange, who will conduct
the Friends of Music Orchestra,
was the teacher under whom
Mr.. Margolies began his studies
after winning the scholarship.
Mr.. Margolies continued under
Mr.. Lange'S tutelage until his
debut in New York Town Hall
in 1885 at the age of II.
After his American debut, Mr..
Margolies went to Europe for
further study and a concert tour
which included London, The
Hague, Prague, Budapest, Milan
and Rome.
He gave his first Carnegie
Hall recital in 1945, and the fol-
lowing summer appeared as So
loist with the New York Phil
harmonic in that orchestra's S
pops season in Carnegie Hall.
When he appears here with
the Friends of Music Orchestra,
Mr.. Margolies will play Mendel-
ssohn's Concerto in E Minor"
The concert to be given by the
Friends of Music Orchestra on
the 22nd is the first of three.
The second will be on Monday,
Jan. 81, with the distinguished
pianist, Wanda Paul, as soloist.
The third concert, on Monday,
Feb. %, will be a choral pro-
gram by the City Recreation
Chorus. SoloistS for this con-
cert have yet to be announced.
Tickets for the series are on
sale at the Museum of Art con-
cert office in the peristyle from
10 a, m, to IL noon, and from 2
to 4 p. m. Mondays through Fri
days, and from 10 a. m. to noon
Saturdays. They also may be
obtained from Friends of Music
Headquarters, $50 Toronto St.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Agnes Moorehead
Stewards Mother

HOLLYWOOD Agnes
Moorehead has been signed by
Metro Goldwyn-May to play
James Stewart's mother in "The
Stratton Story" also starring
June Allyson with Frank Nor
gan.
Most Of Hollywood's leading
charac cter actresses were tested
for the portrayal of Mrs. STRAIT
ton, a doWn-to-earth woman who
exerted strong influence over
the early life Of her son, Monty
Stratton, in Texas. Later, after
the hunting accident that cost
him his right leg, she Joined his
wife in encouraging the come
back that resulted in his being
named in 1946 as "The Most
Courageous Athlete of tn e
Year"
Miss Moorehead's last appear
ance at M-G-M was in "Our
Vines Have Tender Grapes.
Sam Wood will direct, with Jack
Cummings producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Andre Chariot Joins
''Great Sinner Cast

HOLLYWOOD-Andre Char
lot founder of the world-re-
nowned "Charlot's Revue" has
been added to the cast Of "The
Great Sinner" starring Gregory
Peck and Ava Gardner with
Melvyn Douglas, Walter Huston,
Ethel Barrymore and Frank
Morgan.
Chariot, who introduced the
intimate type of musical review
to American theater audiences,
also brought Beatrice Lille and
other celebrated entertainers to
America for the first time. He is
one Of the many gentlemen who
fleece" Peck in tn e Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer film, which
Robert Siodmak directs, Gott-
fried Reinhardt produces.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Sign Gun Expert
For Gel PasO'

HOLLYWOOD-Henry Thorn
son, gun and rifle expert, arrived
in Hollywood recently from Deer
Lodge, Montana, to instruct Johr
Payne in a sequence of Pine
Thomas "El Paso," Paramount
color release co-starring Payne
with Gail Russell, Sterling Hay
den, George "Gabby" Hayes and
Dick, Foran.
Considered one of the fastest
draws" and an ace shot, Thorn
son was engaged by Pine-Thom-
as to teach Payne the art of be-
ing fast on the draw and trigger.
During the progress of the story
Payne develops into the fastest
pistol shot of the frontier com
munity of Ell Paso.
This will mark Thornton's
first film assignment, and he is
discussing deal to stay over to
make a short subject on his art.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Victorian Hot Rod
Needed For Picture

HOLLYWOOD - If you have
a "growler" in your backyard,
laddies, please contact Greer
Carson, and we don't mean a
husband or a dog!
A "growler," fou r-wheeled
horse-drawn cab, is needed for
scenes in the stars new Metro
Goldwyn-M yer Technicolor
film, THE Forsyte Saga"
Such vehicles, forerunners of
today's taxi, piled Lon d O n
streets during the latter part of
the nineteenth century. TIL e
S t u d 10 property department,
which can usually supply any
type of vehicle, from Aztec to
Zulu, has no GROWERS"
Unless one can be located, stu
dio craftsmen will construct the
Victorian hot rod" from old
drawings and photographs.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19

their gay event, which marks
the official opening of the fall
holiday season.
The beautiful and romantic at
mosphere of he United States
Naval Armory will take on addi-
tional color and glamour when
the peppy dance music of popu-
lar Eddie Church's 10-piece or
chestra send the tempting dance
melodies to all corners of the
mammoth Bay View Park edi-
flee, where many of the nation
ally famous dance bands have
held sway while entertaining our
boys in service.
Along with the famous Eddie
Church orchesra will be the
singing star Joan Wesley, long a
favorite with the dance music
lovers of the day. Then too,
lovely "Ine" musical star of the
church band, will be on hand to
add est to the four-hour dance
music program. There will also
be many popular stage and radio
acts to enchant the evenings
program of entertainment. Dane
ing will start promptly at 8
P. M. and ending at 100 A. M.
Dress will be informal, however,
many are planning to dress
colorfully for the Saturday night
November goth affair. There will
be many prizes for the dancing
couples as well as surprise fea-
lures during the evening. Tickets
are priced at only $1.00 per per-
son, plus 20 cents federal tax
and can be secured from any
Champion Unit Employees, or at
door, Saturday nigh.
Ralph H. Young of Champion
Unit is secretary.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19

troup from the Grand Ole Opry
radio program coming to the
Civic Auditorium direct from
WSM Nashville, Tenn.
Smiley Burnette has appeared
in more than 500 western mo-
ton pictures with such stars as
Gene Autry, Buck Rogers, Hop
along Cassidy and other noted
western movie stars. He has
won international fame for his
comedy antics that have won the
hearts of thousand of youngsters
and grownups due to his clean,
wholesome style of comedy en-
tertainment. Smiley Burnette is
an excellent musician along with
his tomfoolery on the screen and
stage, for he plays more than a
dozen various instruments. He
will come to the Toledo Civic
Auditorium direct from his ranch
in movieland in Hollywood,
where ne has been engaged max
ing many western movies.
The special children's matinee
on Saturday, Nov. 27, will start
at 3 p. m. with many added fea-
lures for the children in the way
of clever animal acts, clowns,
Indians and cowboys, with Smi-I
ley and his own movie troupe
taking the stage for a solid hour
of fun and western antics. Night
of Nov. 27 he will appear at the
big western and Hillbilly Fun
Jamboree where prize square
dancing, along with round dane
ing and other dance and show
features will be part of the eve
ning's program.
Tickets go on sale at Wal
green's Monday, Nov. %; chill
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
HOHddyOnIc Ice
AtSportsAren
Musical Revue Begins
Nov. 2l, Extends
Through Nov. 28

Making its annual tour of the
United States and Latin Amer
lea, Holiday on Ice" brought its
all-new, greater and most opu-
lent musical ice extravaganza to
the Toledo SPORTS ARENA for
limited engagement which
started Thursday, November 18.
The thrilling musical revue is
scheduled to play the Sports
Arena nightly at $50, through
Sunday night, November %,
with matinees slated for 2:30
Sundays, November 81 and %,
and a special Thanksgiving Day
Matinee November 25.
More than two million fans
throughout the Americas look
forward to the annual tour of
this popular entertainment.
The 1949 edition of Holiday
on Ice" boasts company of lis,
a variety of % swiftly-paced acts
and 36 lovely and talented
"Glamour-Icers." There ar e
seven magnificent production
numbers. Meet the Glamour
Icers", with all the skating girls
and boys, starts the show off at
a rip-roaring pace. "Phantasy in
Plastic presents something en-
tirely new in the entertainment
field - costumes made of plas-
tics.
Precision, teamwork, intricate
skating and saucy costumes are
featured in the highly-paced Sc
ouence, "Smilin' at You" All
the enchantment and magic of
the romantic South Seas is expe-
rienced in isle of Dreams" a
richly appointed production
scene.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19

role.
- Wanting to be cowboy is
universal. Every kid in the
neighborhood goes around imi-
tating Roy Rogers and Randolph
Scott. And when a big western
comes up in Hollywood the lead
ing men let their hair grow, and
take to their cowboy boots.
OF course, John Payne has
been happy, playing opposite
Betty Cradle, June Haver, Joan
Caulfield and the other glamour
girls of tn screen. Nonetheless,
over the years he has always
wanted to wear big hat and
chase villains.
"In this picture / get to do
all the tricks" John laughs. "Ac-
tually as he is beginning, I'm not
a westerner. I'm from the East,
Baltimore, to be exact. But once
Iarrive in El Paso things begin
serD Happen"
&IOne of the incest things that
happens to Payne in Ell Paso is
the presence of beautiful Gail
Russell, his leading lady.
Lots of Action
"And thank goodness, says
Payne, "this Is one western
where the leading man is al
lowed to kiss his leading lady"
But Payne has had lot of
love on the screen. In this he
gets more action from fist fights,
gun attles, horse chasing, bar
and courtroom brawls and a
river fight. In several sequences
he has to fight rugged Sterling
Hayden, one of his co-stars.
Another fellow Payne has to
encounter is large Dick Foran,
the towns crooked sheriff.
Payne gets some help, how
Ger, from his side-kick in the
movie. He'll be played by
George "GaDDy hayes, the De-
loved bewshiskered gent. Cab
by" does his fighting by spat-
ting in the mean guys eye, or
hitting him with a frying pan.
Luckily, Payne has been pre-
pairing himself for the day when
a producer would give him al
western script like eel Paso." He
is an expert horseman and wears
a. western outfit with as much
authority as Scott, John
and he is best of them.
"Pey, I'm as excited as kid
with a new toy" john Payne
repeats to his friends, as he
practices whipping gun from
a holster.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Regis Toomey Set
AS Heavy In ''The
Devils Henchmen'

Regis Toomey was named yes
terday for the principal heavy
role in Columbia's Warner Bax-
ter starrer, "The Devils Heneh-
men," Toomey will be seen as a
leader of a gang of waterfront
thieves being tracked down by
Baxter. He recently completed
a featured role in "The Boy with
Green Hair" "The Devils
Henchmen," is being produced
by Rudolph Flothow and di-
rected by Seymour Friedman.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Two Signed For
''Bonanza!'' Roles

Columbia yesterday signed
Gig Young to long term con-
tract and Immediately cast him
for top supporting role in "Bo-
nanza!" the Glenn Ford-Ida Luz
pino starrer. At the same time
Myrna Dell, Broadway and Hol-
lywood showgirl, was set for the
part of the dance hall queen. S.
Sylvan Simon is producing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
The Feminine Touch
MAKES OWN SLIPPERS

HOLLYWOOD - Janet Leigh
M-G-M actress who creates most
of the clothes she wears, is now
making her own house slippers
The young actress, whose next
picture is Hills of Home" cuts
double soles of felt with pinking
shears and stitches them to-
gether with padding in between
for extra comfort.
The band across the in-step OF
her slip-a-longs is also cut with
pinking shears and appliqued
with sparkling sequined designs
of her own creation.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
MI Williams Cast
I'm "StrattOn Story

HOLLYWOOD - Bill Will
liams, prominent film leading
man, yesterday was signed by
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer for an
important role in The Stratton
Story" thus assuring one of the
outstanding film casts of the
year for this picture. Director
Sam Wood and Producer Jack
Cummings already had lined up
James Stewart, June Allyson,
Frank Morgan and Agnes Moore
head for other top roles.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19

land is reported to be one of
the most promising of the
Younger American singers,
ld from all reports and photos
She is certainly one of the best
looking.
While she was a student at
Louisiana State University, at
Baton Rouge, she sang leading
roles in all college productions,
and was voted Darling of LSU"
by the campus male population.
Life ran four-page story on
Miss McClelland and she soon
found herself entered as "Miss
Louisiana" at the Atlantic City
Beauty Pageant of 1946. A run
ner-up for the title of Miss
America" she won top vocal
honors including a SUD ltial
scholarship for further cal
studies.
Charles L. Wagner, who man.
ages the career of Marguerite
McClelland, is convinced that he
tRlas another find" on his hands.
THE veteran impresario who dis
covered John Mccormack, CALI
Curci, Walter Gieseking and
Mary Garden, feels that the
young Southern girl has greatest
promise of any young American
artist who has come along in
years. 1T is quite the loveliest
lyric coloratura and soubrette
personality since the days of
FRITZ Scheff and Alice Nielsen, I"
he commented.
Cast opposite Miss McClelland
in the role of Romeo will be Jon
Grain, young American tenor.
Supporting the two leads will be
an all-star cast. Walter Ducloux,
brilliant young Swiss-American
conductor, will direct an orches-
ira of leading New York musi-
clans; and Desire Defrere, stage
director of the Metropolitan OPP
raa, will be in charge of the en-
tire stage production. Brand-new
scenery and costumes have been
provided and a mixed chorus OF
20 will add to the vocal and the
atrical effect of this production.
Tickets go on sale Monday at 10
a. m. in the Paramount lobby.
This is a Flora Ward Hineline
sttraction.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
GARsoNs NYLON TIP

HOLLYWOOD-Here is a tip
for your nylon-bristled brushes
by Greer Carson, who is cur
rently seen in Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayors Julia Misbehaves."
After you have cleaned your
hairbrush thoroughly is warm
water and soapsuds, the stiffness
of the bristles can be restored by
placing the brush in the refrig-
orator for a few hours.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
ANN DORAN CAST

HOLLYWOOD - Ann Doran
has joined the cast of M-G-M' S
big Jack" starring Wallace
Beery, which Richard Thorpe is
directing, Gottfried Reinhardt
producing. Actress recently COM
pleted role in THE Snakepit." +"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
,JAI LAI FAN

Montgomery Cliff, starred in
William Wyler's "The Heiress"
for Paramount thinks jai lai is
he most exciting sport in the
world.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
Marguerite McClelland
To Star Here AS Juliet

When the immortal story of Romeo and Juliet un-
folds the Paramount Thursday evening" December 22nd
in presentation by the Charles L. Wagner Opera Com
pany lovely Marguerite McClelland of Memphis
see will sing the role of the starred Juliet Miss McCel-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
This Saturday Night to Be CoIorful
Event For Champion Units Pre-
Thanksgiving Dance And Show
AT Naval Armory
Tickets Moving AT Rapid Pace For The
Four Hour November 10Th Gala Festival

With only few days left for all preparations
eted for this Saturday night November 20h at the beautiful
Naval Armoy in Bay View Park Summit the
Toledo Yacht Club employees of the Champion Unit UAWCIO
have been putting in long hours
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-19
SILENT" STAR

Ann Blyth, who plays opposite
Bing Crosby in Paramounts
Top o. The Morning." played
her entire role of the mermaid
in 'Mr. Peabody and the Mer-
maid" without speaking a word