davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-27

9-$l50 ResuIor and resuIor AnWoo Mufes 44e
$3.50 Wool Knit Gloves 4ee
24-$l.75 Irresuor kyon Undershirs sse
8-$l.5o Femous Moke Suspenders 66e
$500 Knitted Suspenders sse
e-Sloo Long Hose. discontinued 4se
$3.50 300 Wool, 1920 Cotton Union Suit
5-S1.ls Medium Weight Midwoys sSe
5-s3.25 2o9o WOOL 500 Cotton
$3.50 1870 Wool. 759o Cotton Longs
lo-Sl.25 Cotton Print Shorts
6-Sl.oo Block end White Athletic Shirts hirfs----------44e 44e
$3.50 Medium Weight Short Sleeve Shirts 6se
lo-sl.25 Medium Weight
2+-75e Cotton Briefs sac
$500 25eo WOOL IS % Suits s2.ss
$3.50 loeo Wool, soeo SO 46.
$l.6o
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Floor Samples, Demonstrators
Combination

l-s7z5.oo Console Teevision Combination with loroe 81
souore inch screen. AM-FM Rodo Automotic Record
Changer S55o.OO"
1-S34e.e5 consoIee Teevision Set with 81 square inch
picture - S2Se.o5"
installation
l-$2oo95 Console Rodio Sondord ond shortwove QUITO
motto record changer Blond finished cabinet - $l29.s5
l-$249.95 Console Redo with AM-FM reception Auto
rnotic record poyer storooe compartments ---$l4s9s
Kann's-Applance store-sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Floor Samples and Demonstrators
Home Appliances, Radios, TeIevision
Floor SompIe Cos Ranges

0oHHPse s<oH9eS
3-Sl5450 De Luxe Models, fully equipped --- Sl0995
l-Sl49.95 Fomous Moke Range, fully equipped Se995
l-Sl7o95 Fiushto-Woi Model, oil porcelain with full
equipment $l29o5
l-$23e95 De Luxe Model fully insulated, heot control.
automatic lighting light, timer and automatic clock,
1880
Kann's-Appiances- and sts
Floor SompIes and Demonstrators
z-sl7es5 Eosy Ironers s- sl4ss5
2-s1ees5 Eosy Woshers s-------- Slese5
l-Sl7oe5 Essy Wosher -- -.---- Sl3so5
Floor Samples Kitchen Cabinets, Sinks
1-sl5ss5 Poreeein Sink 54", double droinboord,
i-s1ess5 PoreeIoin Sink, ee", double droinboord
chrome oueets spoy. Storage compartments - S144.5o
$3.50 Bose Cebinet, 15'', complete with noleum
too sorooe compartment Observation-Disclosures SO IS
$3.50 Base End heIf-------------- $l4.95
1-$42.e5 Bose cobinet. y, complete with Inoeum
top, storage compartment -$ls.95
Kanns-Appliances- and Sts NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
Art Goods

Art Goods
15-S1.00 Plastic Chair Pads.
blue only ----------~- Sc
1O-$1.10 Knitting Wool, soiled,
per skein -- sec
1850 Tapestry Wool, odd
skeins ace
3O-l9c to 29c Stamped Pieces,
10c
15-Sp. s1.25 Metallic Thread.
CSC
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
FARM LANDS

WHEAT RANCH. An extra fine wheat ranch
with about 1000 acres of wheat which is
looking fine, and about 1000 acres of sum-
merfallow worked over once. Land is all nice
level land and no rocks. Also included with
sale are 2 combines, 2 large implement bitches
that can be used for tillage up to % feet in
Hoeme cultivatorS, and 8 Noble blades. Extra
good improvements included. Modern Groom
equipped elevator for As, 900 bushels. Priced
at $120, 900 with $35, 900 down. Immediate pos
session. This includes machinery and sum-
merfallow. Crop is also included if sold before
in Ranches, 401 First Ave. South, Great Falls,
Montana.
Al CATTLE N in the heart of the
purebred cattle country. Range in excellent
condition. 3,72O acres; $50 acres tillable, $50
acres irrigated, balance creek and spring
watered and wire fenced pastures; some wood
Trout stream through property, flowing water
for stock on every " section. Good Groom
house, newly remodeled, electricity, bath;
apmS9O ot eser' o gaFaGgi peui'F Crop aou5 i9cle gIsdar +
taken before July 1, 1919. A real buy at
$50, 500. terms. Free bargain list. DeLos
Missouia. Mont. PHI: 6s4s (office corner
Broadway & Toole, Hiways No. SO and No. 10.)
STOCK RANCH. $3.50 acres. 2,160 acres
decided land. 1870 acres Taylor grazing land.
with free water. Capacity $50 head of cattle
year around. A fair set of buildings. including
a good 3-room log house. barns. corrals and
outbuildings. School 2a miles. One of the
Oldest ranches in Teton county. Price: s26, 500
with s12,500 down. balance on easy terms. I'M
mediate possession. For sale on account of
owners health. Orval E. Mason, Realtor,
Specialist in Ranches, 40l First Ave. South,
Great Falls, Montana.
CONTACT US for farms. dairies and stock
Service, 1912 Third Avenue North, Billings,
Mont. Phone 8457.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

ENJOY LIFE in beautiful Flathead valley.
Ideal climate. wonderful fishing, sportsman's
paradise. Progressive communities. We have
large and small homes and ranches for sale.
See or write for information. Roman Realty.
Roman. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

ORDER New Hampshires now at today's low
prices for spring or immediate delivery. We
hatch every week, o S. Approved Pullorum
Passed. Longs Hatchery. 1890 Sc. Powell
Blvd. Portland 16. Ore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

500 ACRES, 100 cleared. Year-round spring,
good creek water right. New 6-room house,
basement, electricity, school bus. Complete
machinery in Al condition. Price $50, 900.
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

HAWKINS RANCH for sale or rent. 200 acres
cultivated, 800 pasture. Good water, buildings.
REA, IA miles southwest of Winnett, Mont.
Investigate at once. Henry Hawkins. 1926
Keith Drive. Whittier. California.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
POULTRY BUYERS

LIVE WANTED-We will buy all
the live poultry and tame rabbits you have
at any time. Dressed turkeys, ducks and geese
purchased at all times. Pierce Packing Co,
Poultry Division. lilo First Ave. N. Billings.
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

waited, more tillable, $50 acres good stand
winter wheat, % acres alfalfa, good improve
mentS, electricity, running water. $18, 600
cash will handle, terms on balance. E. w.
Heule Agency, 9 Third street south, Great
Falls.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
BABY CHICKS

HUSKY HUSTLERS, 3, 4, S and 6 weeks old
New Hampshires, also White ROCKS; Prompt
delivery. When you see them you'll agree
they are extra choice.
strains of Mammoth New Hampshires. Tney
grow like weeds, feather fast, one oil amer
ica's leading R.O.P. strain, great layers OF
large eggs. Our White Rocks are snow white
beauties. excellent for table ana early ma
turing as winter layers. Special for Leghorn
buyers. 6 and 8 weeks old pullets. Famous
BrownelI strain big EGG Big Bird" White
Leghorns. Give nearest express agency; Fresh
laid Farm, BOX 110M. Colfax. WASHINGTON.
YOUR PROFIT clicks with Ems
kamp's chicks. Production-bred under the
National Poultry Improvement plan; u .
thrive and produce. start plenty of them
nowI The sooner you start the quicker ana
better your profits OrdeT WnieH EeeV White
Rocks, Austra-Whites. Barred Rocks. Butt
Orpingtons. Full price protection on advance
delivery guaranteed. Don't delayl Order
today! Write for free catalog. Emskanhp
Hatchery, s. 228 Washington, SPOKANE. -
JENKs o. s. pullorum clean
shires. White Rocks, Parmenter Reds and
Buff Orpingtons. U: S; approved and cerxIleo
matings mated to U. S. R. o. P high pedigree
males. Chicks of proven quality at loWeSt
prices. Write for big colorful catalog- Hatcnes
every week. One of the vests Oldest ano
largest strictly modern hatcheries and breed
ing farms. jerks Hatchery. rangent. OREGON.
FOR QUICK and dependable delivery of sturdy
Montana Matched chicks it's Yelowstone.s
famous breeder strain Nine popular breeds
and crosses from which to choose-an from
U. s. Approved-U. S Pullorum Controlled
stock. Matching four days weekly. Write to-
day for price list on Yellowstone's day-old
and started chicks. Yellowstone Hatchery.
P. o. Box 1647, Billings, Mont.
U. s. APPROVED. pullorum controlled, now
available SIS per 100. Heavy mixed, s12.50
per 100 prepaid. Also started chicks two
weeks old, s5 per 100. Three weeks old
$50 per 100. White Leghorn pulletS three
weeks old s35 per 100. four weeks old $40
per 100. Dependable Hatchery and Poultry
Farm. Red Lodge, Montana.
U. 8. Pullorum Controlled. De-
pendable quality chicks Stree 1926. Special
matings headed by ROP males from highest
egg record obtainable. pure breeds, also
hybrids. Write for prices. Dependable Hatch
First Avenue North. Billings. Mont.
THE s o. S. HATCHERY CO.. P. o. Box sos,
Columbus. Montana. Catalog upon request
q. s. Approved. Pullorum controlled. Ger
titled New Hampshires. White Rocks, White
Leghorns. Austra-Whites, Leg Rocks. Ant
Gold Cross chicks. Order now for prompt
delivery. Day-old and started chicks.
A D now for your May and Jun,
hatch chicks. six breeds to choose from. AL
with some of the finest blood lines to be had
Write for free literature and chick guide
Standard Hatchery. Inc, Winlock. Wash.
o.. S. PASSED and U. S. approve,
New Hampshire, White Rock, Barred Rock an
Cornish-New Hampshire cross baby chicks
Write for folder. Al Hatchery, 1924 N
Maple. Spokane. Wash.
d New Hampshires now at today's loS
prices for spring or immediate delivery. w
hatch every week. o S. Approved Pullorur
Passed, Longs Hatchery. 1890 Sc Powel
nlHA &c n
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

NORTHWEST LANDS are still cheap. Hedge
against initiation. Plan a home in Washington,
oregon, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas or
Minnesota. For details write: E. B. Duncan,
Dept. $50, Great Northern Railway, st. Paul 1.
Minnesota. Ask for new Columbia Basin
(Washington) map folder.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15
FARM MACHINERY

SPRAYER-DUSTER BARGAIN. Brand new
Buffalo turbines for spraying or busting in
secticides, weedkillers, etc. The most efficient
tool for grasshopper control. Operates from
jeep take-off. Easily converted to your engine.
Reduced from S1,117.97 to $685., delivered to
you. Agricultural Chemicals Co., P. D.. Box
1898, Phoenix, Arizona.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

220-ACRE RANCH four and one-half miles
east of Ryegate on oiled road. Ideally located
and equipped for dairy. Has phone and cleo
tricity. Can be had with equipment. Will give
terms. John Osse. Ryegate. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

U. 8. APPROVED. pullorum controlled, now
available SIS per 100. Heavy mixed, s12.50
per 100 prepaid. Also started chicks two
weeks old, SIS per 100. Three weeks old,
$50 per 100. White Leghorn pullets three
weeks old s35 per 100, four weeks old $40
per 100. Dependable Hatchery and Poultry
Farm, Red Lodge, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

o.. S. PULLORUM PASSED and U. S. approved
New Hampshire, White Rock, Barred Rock and
Cornish-New Hampshire cross baby chicks.
Write for folder. Al Hatchery, 1924 N.
Maple, Spokane. Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

FOR SALE-435-acre irrigated farm, modern
house, good barn and bunk house, located
% miles south Of Missoula in the Bitter Root
valley. Nearly new power equipment, about
100 head of cattle. 3 miles to town and
schools. s42. 600. See Deschamps Realty Co.,
Palace Hotel Bldg. Missoula, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

o SALE-Registered Aberdeen Angus bull,
Elton of Bordulac bloodiine. John H. Heikkila,
Belt, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

PLACE ORDER now for your May and June
hatch chicks. six breeds to choose from. ALI
stock Pullorum passed, exceptionally hardy
with some of the finest blood lines to be had.
Write for free literature and chick guide.
Standard Hatchery, Inc, Winlock, Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

STOCK RANCH-5.s 500 acres. fine
stock ranch, especially well erased. Numer-
GUS springs. Fenced and cross-fenced. Forty
town with grade and high schools. On
pavement, year around roads. Large 2-story
ern.. Two large barns with lofts for 200 tons
of hay: Good garage. Several large sheds
Y~estigate this fine ranch. Price $40. 600. M. ].
Breen. Moon Agency, Phone 1853, Great
Falls, Montana.
IRRIGATED -FARM-Fairfield bench. 16a
acres, 1873 acres under cultivation, % acres
alfalfa, rest into spring crops. Fine land
two s gTana aritaas', chicken house, aouS large .e0o root
cellar. Well with excellent water and electric
pump. R. F. D.. R. E. A. and school bus pass
Fine locality. Price $4,000, $4,000 cash, bal
Agency. Great Falls, Montana.
lis "a miles west of Whitefish, Flat
head county. located in government forest;
for building, several lakes close. No. SO high
way, and nice creek crosses place. Will grow
other buildings. Write John MOCK, stryeer.
Montana.
300 ACRES; 200 cleared, 500 more easily
plete line of Al machinery. Modern house.
electricity, worlds of water. Price 500, 900.
Heaters Real Estate, Thompson Falls, Mon
tana.
o SALE-435-acre irrigated farm. modern
house, good barn and bunk house, located
70 miles south of Missoula in the Bitter Root
valley. Nearly new power equipment, about
100 head of cattle. 3 miles to town and
schools. $42, 900. See Deschamps Realty Co.
Palace Hotel Bldg. Missoula, Montana.
NORTHWEST LANDS are still cheap. Hedge
against initiation. Plan a home in Washington,
OREGON, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas or
Minnesota. For details write: E.. B.. Duncan,
Dept. $50, Great Northern Railway, ST. Paul 1.
Minnesota. Ask for new Columbia Basin
washington map folder.
q CD-C i. MI .-4-.-A EEn --1As
waited, more tillable, $50 acres good stand
winter wheat, % acres alfalfa, good improve
men mehts v,,i eie SarS1s running ng water water; $lS'1 ~
Heule Agency, 9 Third street south, Great
Falls.
ENJOY LIFE in beautiful Flathead valley.
Ideal climate. wonderful fishing, sportsman's
paradise. Progressive communities. We have
large and small homes and ranches for sale.
See or write for information. Roman Realty,
Roman. Mont.
$50 ACRES, 100 cleared. Year-round spring,
good creek water right. New Groom house,
machinery in Al condition. Price $4,000.
Heaters Real Estate, Thompson Falls, Mon
tana.
cultivated, 800 pasture. Good water, buildings,
REA, IA miles southwest of winnett, Mont.
Investigate at once. Henry Hawkins, 1926
Keith Drive. Whittier. California.
220-ACRE RANCH four and one-half miles
east of Ryegate on oiled road. ideally located
tricity. Can be had with equipment. Will give
terms. John osse, Ryegate. Mont.
o S-ALE-Harvest the crop, put up the hay,
feed off the pasture on this 1,24o-acre farm
ranch. Immediate possession of this producing
place. 24,800. Terms. Box II, Shawnee. Wyo.
$40 ACRES, 80 cleared. First water right ON
good creek. Large modern home, school bus,
electricity. Price SIG, 500. Heaters Real Es-
tate, Thompson Falls, Montana.
SECURITY-No crop failures. On the beauti-
full Flathead lake. Largest hstings in Lake
county. Write or call on us. Poison Realty,
Ray & Grace Wyn.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

BROADCASTERS ON SALE at big discount.
Ray tool utility broadcasters, ideal for spread
ing insect bait. seed, dry fertilizer. Brand new.
complete. never out of the crate. Reduced
to $218, delivered to you. Agricultural Chem
icals Co., P. O.. BOX 1893, Phoenix. Arizona.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

U. 8. APPROVED Pullorum Controlled. De-
pendable quality chicks since 1926. Special
matings headed by ROP males from highest
egg record obtainable. pure breeds, also
hybrids. Write for prices. Dependable Hatch
cry and Poultry Farm, Red Lodge. or 2010
First Avenue North. Billings. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

FLAX ROLL attachments, new style pickup
attachments, grain tank unloading augers
and grain tank lowering parts for SP123 and
SP125 combines, also v type rasp bars to fit
all makes of combines. Bridgeport Equipment
Co, Inc. Bridgeport, Nebr.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

FOR SALE-12 foot Van Brunt grain drill,
good condition, $3.50. W.. H. Brewer, Ringing,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

FOR OUICK and dependable delivery of sturdy
Montana Matched chicks It's ~Yellowstone's
famous breeder strain Nine popular breeds
and crosses from which to choose-all from
u. s. Approved-U. S Pullorum Controlled
stock. Matching four days weekly. Write to-
day for price list on ~Yellowstone's day-old
and started chicks. Yellowstone Hatchery.
p. O. Box 1647, Billings, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

FOR the crop, put up the hay,
feed off the pasture on this 1,240-acre farm
ranch. Immediate possession of this producing
place. S24,80 Terms. Box II, Shawnee, Wyo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

300 ACRES; 200 cleared, 500 more easily
cleared. so head white-face cattle and COM
plete line of Al machinery. Modern house,
electricity, worlds of water. Price 500, 900.
Heaters Real Estate. Thompson Falls, Mon
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

REGISTERED Holstein bulls for sale. G. G.
McDermott. Fairfield. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

S~ECURITY-No crop failures. On the beauti-
full Flathead lake. Largest nstings in Lake
county. Write or call on us. Poison Realty,
Ray & Grace Wyn.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

H s o. S. HATCHERY CO., P. o. Box sos.
Columbus, Montana. Catalog upon request.
q. s. Approved. Pullorum controlled. Ger
titled New Hampshires, White Rocks, White
Leghorns. Austra-Whites, Leg Rocks. And
Gold Cross chicks. Order now for prompt
delivery. Day-old and started chicks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

STEEL grain bins, galvanized, heavy gauge
steel, 1000, 1000, 5000 bushel size. Freight
prepaid. Be prepared for government loans.
Write Midwest Wire and Steel Products Co.,
SOS SO. Concord Street, So. st. Paul, MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

WOODROSE Milking Shorthorn bulls of serv-
iceable age. No females at present. Sherman
Smith, Gallatin Gateway.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

IN Toe NOW new and used structural
steel II" beams, rods. shafts. strap iron.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

US for farms, dairies and stock
ranches in Montana. Cantrell's Accounting
Service, 1912 Third Avenue North, Billings,
Mont. Phone 845T.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

SHORTHORN bull calves from RIM
COWS with good udders and good type by a
proven sire. ". o. Swanson, Route 1, Hamilton.
NfNnf
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-15

PURE SHEPHERD and collie pups weeks,
s12. guaranteed heelers. Training instructions.
Children's pals, watchdogs. Few partly trained,
10 months. SIS. Creekside Kennels. Boards
ley, MINI.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
-beHer tumble to this !

You'll find the best stop bulbsnatchng the easiest
just keep plenty of E lamp bulbs hand That's
cinch with the General Electric 4Lamp packages
90 iOO-wau G-E bulbs in nea sturdy that's
buy, and Get enough fill all
sockets and have supply And be you ask
for General Electric improved by research
STAY BRIGHTER LONGER
Evening star., 1949-05-08

important, generally seemed to be
related To the anxiety states OF the
patients.
Dr.. Friedman 10 of the opinion
that the mysterious migralnous
headache is OF psychosomate ogI-
gin, BY the same token. many
authorities hold that the attacks
seem TO diminish in character and
frequency as the victim grows
older -- that is to say, as he grows
caImer and better adjusted to his
circumstances.
Even headaches which have
their origin in organic disease can
be influenced or exaggerated by
emotional disturbances. The or
ganic disease itself, moreover, may
be affected, il not caused. by wor-
RES and anxieties.
Finally. u large percentage
Of the cases that come to the
clinic are purely psychogenic.
A classic case at Monteflore
concerns an attractive woman of
IS who seemed to be bursting with
good health. Heart. eyes, sinuses,
stomach. liver - all in fine shape.
Yet she suffered from unremitting
and excruciating headaches.
They Disappeared
INVESTIGATION of her family
background disclosed that she was
grieving over the death of her
mother. who had died of a brain
tumor. And it was soon after the
death that she began to expert
ence the headaches exactly like
her mother's, The hospital was
able to convince the woman that
she did not have a brain tumor.
The headaches disappeared.
Not all the cases are that SIM
pie, 1t is obvious, for example,
that a brain tumor will not re-
spond to psychiatric care. And
that an upset liver - whatever it
was that upset it - must be treat
ed medically.
Psychiatric treatm ent,
moreover, is usually expensive,
long drawn out, and not
always effective.
Meanwhile. your headaches may
be killing you. Pending a psychi-
atric overhauling of your emo
tional life, or a cure for your or
ganic disease. what can be done
to relieve you of your constant
pain?
1t cannot be too much empha-
sized that there is seldom a single
cause. And the best drugs are
mere palliatives for the pain it.
self, not for the cause of the pain.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HEADACHES
Continued from PAGE ssssn

Happily there are some excel
lent pain-killers which you may
safely take under a doctors pre-
scription. tSelf-treatment, par
ticulariy if the pain does not re-
spond to a few pills. can be ex-
tremely dangerous
II aspirin -- or aspirin CON-
pounds - does the trick you are
fortunate. Take them early. at
the very onset Of pain. Headaches
breed headaches. in a sort of chain
reaction. Stop them Immediately
More important, there are
things you can do for yourself.
ThreshelA Of Pain
You must bear in mind. if YOU
are a chronic headache victim.
that you live constantly on the
threshold of pain. The things
that cause occasional headaches
in others are deadly for you.
But above all. make sure you
have been carefully examined by a
physician. 1t is all very we'll to
still the watchman, pain. But
there may actually be a four
alarm fire - serious physical or
emotional disturbance involved.
Also. watch your diet. Avoid
eyestrain. Smoke and drink, if
you must, in moderation. Avoid
tensions as much as possible. Get
plenty of sleep and fresh air.
Even If you are q migraine
victim, it may not be neces-
sary to curb your ambition.
But try to set a more even pace
to it. You will find that you will
get more done if you do not try
to do it all at once.
Dent Give Up
CoNCERN for others. and for your
household. must not blind you to
the fact that you yourself are a
sick person. A little selfshness
might not hurt. Remove, as much
as you can yourself, known causes
of aggravation and inner conflict,
even at the risk of small hurt to
Others.
You cannot afford to be too
social. If you are a housewife who
frets unduly when 10 are expected
for dinner, cut out these larger
functions. Let your preparations
for receiving guests be simple; do
not invite too many at one time.
Avoid large gatherings in general.
And don't give up too easily.
Relief may not come all at once.
Remember, you didn't develop
your chronic headache overnight,
either. The End
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
Jimmy Fires Earl
Dancer: Produces
New Show Himself
by Dolores Calvin

New York City-(CNS)-A GER
tain producer who the oldtimers
claim hasn't chad a hit in 40 years"
arrived in New York last week a
pretty disappointed man Com
ing from California, the producer
with big ideas lost his show right
from under his eyes as Harlem
critics, the severest anywhere
started the grapevine that the
Apollo revue lacked direction
When the producer, greying
Earl Dancer, a Hollywood-styled
lmpressario, Dragged to a closed
conference that it was "his show,
the irritated road manager for the
company quickly answered him
with You better say that softly
1t was with pity and regret that
the star OF the show was the main
person who suffered not onlv
from loss of money :. but from
honorS due him as an actor and a
courageous member of the Negro
race XII. For Jimmy Edwards, the
guy who played Messy in Home
vi the Brave. turned down an
otter for $500 week to tour
theatres with a white unit in or
DER to have his own show and
give his own people jobs. And
IN these lean days Of showbusiness.
that was indeed a sincere gesture
\. 1t was just Jimn1y's mistake,
OF which we are all guilty once in
a while, Of choosing the wrong
producer for his show -. For
Earl Dancer had absolutely no
conception of how to put over an
actor to best advantage M. how
to capitalize from his popularity as
a handsome youth, the only one
we have in Hollywood at the mo-
ment, and the man who broke the
barriers to uplifting films for Ne
groes.