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Evening star., 1949-07-14
Junior Miss
AppureI

12-$8.95 to SASS Cotton or
Rayon Dresses, l and 2-pc., $500
10-S10.95 to $16.95 Cotton or
Rayon Dresses, 1-pc. 500
5$12.95 and $14.95 Cotton Cord
Dresses, 2-pc. $500
-$22.S5 and $500 Rayon Lace
Dresses, / and 2-pc. ---$16.00
10-S16.S5 and S22.95 Summer
Formals, pastel colors ----$11.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Housewares

2-S15.95 Kitchen Bases. lex
20" porcelain top, as is.
S12.95
1-$12.98 Kitchen Base, 16x
20" porcelain top, as is,
SS.98
1-S14.98 Kitchen Base, cut
lery drawer, porcelain top,
as is -. S10.9S
1-S49.95 Kitchen Base, 2 cut
lery drawers, porcelain top,
bread drawer, storage space,
22x27", as Is ---~ --S39.95
1-S24.95 Kitchen Base, porce-
lain top, cutlery drawer, as
Is $l6.S5
1-S27.95 Kitchen Base, 20x20"
top, cutlery drawer, as is,
S2l.95
1-S19.95 Combination Utility
Closet, shelves, cutlery
drawer, 18x14x64", as is.
S15.95
1-s15.95 Utility Closet, refrig-
orator door Style, 5 shelves,
18x14x641a", as is----$11.95
1-s1s.95 Utility Closet, double
door, 5-shelf space, 24x12x
641z", as Is --$14.95
1-Sl4.9S Utility Closet, 5-shelf
space, 18xl2x64h", as is
S11.98
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Stationery

14-$2.00 Duplicate Bridge Les
sons-e4 thrilling deals, weekly
series. Divided 1 equal packs,
$1.00
3S-S1.50 Wood Ash Receiver
with glass lining-----------75c
21-31.0e Plastic Phone Pads
with holder for pencil. Green.
red, brown or black ------59e
7s-s1.ss Inkosraph Ban Point
Pens, assorted colors ------5ec'
3l-e1.ee ~Ssaret" Safe, have
your own combination, more
than q Toy --------------70e
Lss.ss Metal auto Bridge
Boards $3.oo
Sl.ee and - auto Bridge Les
sons -----------S0e and 31.oo
xann's-oksst NooS
Evening star., 1949-07-14
BIO,sses, Neck,Uear

$1.59 Tee Shirts, crew necks,
cap sleeves, white, pastels -$l.00
$1.95, $3.50 Tee Shirts, turtle,
crew and plunging necklines,
white, pastels ---------$1.59
s1.99 Blouses, bemperg rayon
prints, v and jewel necklines,
sizes 80 to A S1.59
21-$4.95 to S10.95 Cotton Blou-
ses, lavish with lace, embroid-
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Handkerchief

Irregs. of Women's SOC Irish
Linens, Swiss cottons in prints,
white Swiss cord; initials;
broken assortment -1212c
WOmen's Sc Chinese Embroid-
cred Linens, color on white
grounds, hand-rolled hens,
3 for $1.O0
WOmen's 35c Irish Linen and
Swiss Cotton Batistes with 4
embroidered corners -16c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Daytime Dresses

100-69c to SEC Percale Printed
Aprons 39c
2o0-s1.99 to S2.99 Cotton House,
dresses -$1.59
20O-S2.9S Brunch Coats, broken
sizes $500
100-S5.95 Brunch Coats $500
35-s5.95 Cotton Dresses, sizes
40 to 46 $500
25-S3.9S Sunbacks with jackets,
$3.50
IL Pcs. Women's $5.95 Rayon
Crepe Dresses now----$3.00
Is Pcs. Misses $10.95 2-Pc. Sum-
mer Suits now $500
6 Pcs. $5.95 Cotton Maternity
Dresses now $500
10 Pcs. Misses $14.95 Evening
Dresses now ------$3.O0
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Notions

72-s2.9S Folding Camp Stools,
heavy canvas seats, aluminium
legs, assorted colors S1.98
4o-S1.9s Metal Blouse Trees,
79c
40-95c Rayon Satin Blanket
Binding, assorted colors, AZ
yds. to piece. Piece -39c
20-49c Cosmetic Cases,
25c, plus tax
30-79c Rain Scarfs, assorted
cOioTS 25c
N-S2.9s Plastic Suit, or Kid
dies Bags 8Sc
14HS1.29 Ironing Board Covers,
fibre glass, soiled 75c
1850 Washing Machine Cow
ers, mussed, fits most any ma
40-25c Krene Shoulder Covers.
Ideal for ladies' dresses, ca. 15c
2O-7Sc Hex, protects your
clothes and rugs from moths,
pt. size 59c
7S$1-$1.k5 Bathing Caps, ia
nous make e--69c
1871 Plastic Rain Capes, with
nooo ------------------ -4Sc
1-$1.98 Hat Boxes, floral pa
per covered $50
20-$1 ChiIdren's Plastic Bib
Aprons ----------25c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Electrical
Appliances

3-S6.95 Hair Dryers
+S17.95 Auto. Glass Coffee
Makers, stove, cord ---$7.95
9z-$29.95 Electric Mixers and
Juicers, floor samples s21.95
e$5.sS Electric Timer Clocks.
$3.50
1-$51.s5 Electric Fan, 16-inch,
S39.S5
s-s1s.ss GE Coffee Makers,
s9.s5
1S5.9S Hot Plates, 2-burner,
A.SS
sass Hot Plates, t.burner.
$1.9S
1871 Switch Cords -69c
es16.95 M & b Percolators. z
cup ----$11.95
1856 Sinus Heat Pads --$1.4s
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Misses S399
Cotton BIouses
$3.50

Sheer cotton batiste,
peasant styles and soft
models with lace trim.
All white. Sizes 80 to SO.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Floor Samples Home Appliances

TT0oT JunPTeS TIome HPP1onceS
ISL 1895 Detroit Jewel Cos Ronee----S $3.50
l-$15e.95 Magic Chef Cos Ronee--- 1880
1-$199.o5 Apt size 4-burner Electric
Ronee ------ 1880
1-S359. so Famous Make De Luxe Electric
Range ---------------- 1895
1-$l49.95 Eosy Automatic Ironer------ 1895
onstrotor r------------------, 1895
1-Sl72.75 52-GoI Electric Water Heater 1885
Kanns-Applance Store
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Hurt Books

2S-S2.00 Assorted Classics for
Children's; Treasure Island,
Aesop's Fables, Gulliver's
Travels -- ca. 59c
14-S2.50 Betty Betz Party Book:
Teen Age Guide to Social Sue
cess
$500 Mother Hubbard's Cook
Book
20-s3.00 The Big Sky, by J. A.
B. Guthrie, Jr.-
1O-$1.00 Illustrated Tale of Pc
ter Rabbit -49c
1o-s2.00 Once On Esplanade,
by Keyes. A Teen Age Book, SIC
17-$a.5o Three Came Home, by
hetCn
5s2.75 My Life Story, by Joe
LouS ----------------- ---O0C
25-S1.25 st. Luke's Story Of
Jesus, by Hope White SOC
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Millinery

$500 to S12.95 Summer Hats,
various colors, shapes $500
S3.99 to S6.95 Panamas in smart
stylings ----=--------- $500
$3.99 to S8.95 Sisals and Celia.
gels, summer colors $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Lingerie

s3.95 and S5.95 Slips, rayon
crepe. lace trim. Misses sizes,
white, pink, orchid, maize, blue
or nile $3.50
S2.95 Cotton Gowns, seersucker
or batiste. Misses sizes $3.50
S7.95 Slips, Bur-Mil rayon crepe.
deep lace hens. Misses sizes,
white, pink and pastels $5.95
S5.95 Cotton Seersucker House
Coats, wrap and Upper styles.
Misses broken sizes, colors,
$2.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Upholstery

l0-$5.S5 Rayon Satin Window
Valance, several shades -$2.49
es10.S5 Vanity Skirts, rayon
satln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4.59
1$6.S5 Rayon Satin Pillow
15-s4.s5 Odd Drapery Strips,
99c
@-$1.S5 Studio Couch Pillow
Slip Covers, one and two of q
KIND -49c
% pr.-$10.95 to S15.95 Pebble
Cloth Drapery, showroom sam
pies 1888 pr.
1-$3S.95 Red Cedar Chest, floor
sample, as is ------$29.95
1-ss.4s Heavy Duty Screen
Door, 30x78-in., as is 800
e$2.50 Odd Glider Cushions,
S9c each
12-$7.ss Sofa Slip Covers, Gre
tonne or knitted $3.50
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
I,efassts' Wear

BoyS 31.ss Cstton slaoks, white,
nip front. elastic waist. Sizes
: to : S--------------------$lSS
-Infants 3z.ss Bath Tubs,
white enamel, as is -----31.o0
Infants s1.4s Crib Sheets, AK
7z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1-s15.ss Detecte Beam type
Scales, damaged ----37.96
Isl.ss Diaper Pals, white en-
atnel ---------------------$l.O0
t2-Children's $2.25 Rayon Um-
brellas, plaid ---------$1.00
4-ss.5s Stuffed Dolls with eyes
that light up -----------$1.8S
15-Giris' 4sc and 6ec Rayon
Panties, some with lace -38c
ls-Bey1 ss.ss wash Suits,
9l.0e
9z.e9 Teddlef Giris' Sheer Cot
ton DreoDeD ------------$100
H.Se Deacls Sweaters, sises /
ana 2 -------------------91.0e
Samples, Sec. II 31.S8 Kayon
Crepe Slips, broken sises to Il,
sl.se
xAnnb-Ecs,rtA T1oog
Evening star., 1949-07-14
sj99 to $1,000
Summer
Millinery
81 ;. s3

A grand assortment OF
summer hats in a won
derful selection Of colors
and styles.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Lamp

3IS59.98 Chinese Table Lamps,
shades 1898
20-S3.9S Rayon Lamp Shades,
soiled Observation-Disclosures
$40 Bronze Floor Lamp
Bases ---------------A.S9
S$55 China Table Lamps,
hand-painted $29.98
+$24.98 China Figure Vanity
Lamps -S14.98
2$19.95 Brass Desk Lamps,
Red globes - $14.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
DO,,sestjcs

4s Sec. Of S2.s5 Lace Table
Cloths, SIX T---------$1.5S
"a Sec. Of $4.s5 Lace Table
Cloths, 52x72"
is Prs. S6.s5 to 1886 Rates
Drapes, discontinued style,
$3.50 pr.
"a Muslin Sheets, type 1923, Tx
108; 81xo9" o9"-ea ca, S1.97
100 Muslin Pillow Cases, type
128, 42x36" 49c
q Sec. Of s2.Se Cannon Terry
Bath Mats ats---------------$1.6s
Is Sec. Of S1.1s Fieldcrest Bath
Towels, 22x44"- -79c
a Sec. Of 69c Fieldcrest Hand
Towels, 16x2S"- 500
~ Sec. q 2sc Fieldcrest Wash
Cloths re
10 Sec. of 32.59 Cannon Beach
Towels, 36x72" -S1.S0
1850 Sec. Of 3Sc, 49c Cotton
Damask Napkins
1seLss.s5 Chsnills Mat and Lid
Sets, 24x36" mat $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Rugs

1$34.s5 Box Stair Carpet Sets,
IA to $9.95
1-S27.8o Tan Floral Administer,
1-$67.S9 Green Uncut Pile
Broadloom, 9x5.s- -ft.-----$19.95
1-$74.25 Gray Uncut Pile
Broadloom, 9x5.8-ft.------$22.95
1-$49.37 Tan Tone-on-Tone
Administer, 5.3x9-ft.------$19.95
1-$16.95 Blue Fibre Rug, sx1o-
1t. Observation-Disclosures H.05
80 Yds. ss.s5 Gray Velvet Stair
Carpet, So" 6"----$3.S5 yd.
20 Yds. $16.95 Tan Persian De-
sign Stair Carpet, SO" $685. Yd.
1-$39.95 Tan Persian Design
Rug, 9x12-ft.----------$2 $2S.95
2 Sec. Of sls.s5 Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs, 4x6-ft. -$7.95
1-$69.95 Cotton and Rayon
Rug, 9x12. Soiled. $39.95
1-$79.95 Administer Rug, .8'3"x
10'6" -$54.05
@$117.60 Administer Rugs, Ok
IL -S79.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
[I!!cl4ll| ll|41lll[]9{}l 6z zs8
SOiIed Blankets.
Comforts

SO1Ce0 Bl0nketS,
Comforts
3-$16.95 All-Wool Kenwood
Blankets, 72x90" -$12.99
4-S14.95 All-Wool Blankets,
8OX9O" 1893
4-SS.95 All Wool Blankets,
+$5.95 Blankets, $50 cotton.
so wool, 72x84" $3.50
3-S7.95 Blankets, 888o rayon,
1870 wool, 72x9O" ----- $500
+S19.95 Wool Comforts, rayon
satin covered, 72x84" ---$12.99
2-$l7.95 Down Comforts, rayon
taffeta cover, 72x84" $l4.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
SiICer'acure

$50 Aluminium Shaker, large
size, SCARED ----H.50
$40 Aluminium Coffee Serv-
ers
6-S1.98 Aluminium Serving
Trays, scratched --S1
1S19.98 Sets Silver Plated
Tableware, scratched, no chest,
$12.98
@$9.S8 Sterling Compotes, as
*Plns 2096 Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Coats, Suits

1Misses' s3s.s5 to $4s.s5 Spring
Suits $4,000
13-Misses', Juniors $45.00 to
$59.95 All-Wool Toppers $23.SS
73-$22.95 to $500 All-Wool
Toppers, fully lined, colors, $11.99
54-Misses' $16.s5 Rayon Suits,
white and pastels --- S11.99
11-Misses' S10.95 Rayon Suits,
white and pastels ---. S7.H
11-S10.95 to $29.95 An-Wool
T0ppers, some lined ---S7.97
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14

ART EOO0$
+29c Stamped Baby Slips, 10c
6-sSc Stamped Baby Kimonos.
59c
15-S1.o0 Stamped Baby Dresses,
69c
1880 Stamped Cotton Scarfs,
29c
A-25c Balls Crochet Cotton,
15c
30-39c Stamped Dish Towels,
1Sc
1e-S1.6S Stamped Aprons, 7Sc
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
SIT Sets Of
SiIverpIoted
TABLEWARE
500

Exciting Vogue" pattern,
well-known manufactur-
er. 8 knives with stain
less blades, 8 forks, is
teaspoons, 8 soups, 2
tablespoons.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Beds, Mattresses

Beds, Mattresses
1$A.s5 Inner pring Mat
fesses, double size -----. $16.8S
1-$15.s5 Cotton Mattress, twin
sl1e ----------------s -$6.66
1-$34.S5 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size ---$19.88
A$s7.5o Inner spring Mat
tresses, twin size $20.9S
1-s1s.ss Innersprins Mattress.
30-in. - -Sl2.99
1-s3S.5o Innerspring Mattress,
As37.5o Box Springs, twin size,
$18.75
1-SH.4e Hollywood Bed with
Innerspring Mattress, twin size,
s33.Ss
1-e4e.W Box Springs, twin size,
5000
1-S7s.SS Simmons Sofa Bed,
- 10 s---------~--------934.9B
1-S69.5e Wardrobe, walnut
vensered ed--------------S3S.9S
1-e17S.ee Bedroom Suite, 3-pc.
walnut veneered ----$ $3.50
IS39.7s Platform Top Springs
double size -----------S10.00
l-S44.5e Boudoir Chaise
Lounge ----------$2z.z5
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14
$500 to S7.95
GIRDLES


Satin lastex! Satin-f1n-
ished batiste! Lacy las
tex! Nylon. Short, aver
age and long. Well
known makers. Sizes 26
to "a.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-03

switching incident 400 years ago
robbed the tenants and servants of
their rightful title to the whole
property.
1t is not a great joke, but it is a
moderately amusing one.
*x Xxx
Director Dell's way of writing and
putting together a cinema comedy
is one OF the most casual any one
ever encountered. Instead of worry
ing about leaving loose ends, he
tries to see how many he can get
into his picture. 1t is his theory
that all situation requires is that
it be suggested with the details
left to the imagination of the GUS
toners.
1t works out rather surprisingly
we'll and leaves the cast free to get
the most out of the dialogue which
is the best part OF Don't Take 1t
/ To-, Heart
M Dell's picture, exported by j. Ar
thur Rank, is artful in its acceptance
of austerity as it applies to ward
robe. Its heroine. pretty Patricia
Medina, is limited almost entirely
to sweaters and skirts which she
wears effectively, and Hero Richard
Greene is dressed far more funda-
mentally than when he was work
ing in Hollywood.
Neither these nor any other men,
Der of the large cast seems in any
way touched with melancholy, how
ever. They all are clearly having a
good time.
Chances are you will do the same.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and lime Of Shnwinn

Ambassador-"Wak of the Red
Witch; lis, 800, 5:25, 7:30 and
e:40 pm.
Capitol-"Act of Violence; II
am, 1:45, 4:3G, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: l, 3:45, $50 and 9:15
pm.
COlumbia-"Snake Pit; 10:45
am; 1885, $40. 5:25, 7:40 and 9:55
pm.
Dupont-"The Red Shoes; 2:3o
and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"Bl Blithe Spirit; 2,
4:35, ITO and 9:45 pm.
Keith'@"Joan of Arc: 11:15
am, 1850, 4:25, 7 and $50 pm.
Little-"Hamlet"; 2:30 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan-"John Loves Mary;
11:15 am, 1:2O, 3:25, 5:35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Paleface"; 11:15
am, 1:2o, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and s:40
pm.
Pix-"Queen of the Damned;
2:10, ass, 7:35 and 1920 pm.
Playhouse-"Don't Take It to
Heart; IL am, 12:45, 2::35, 4:20,
6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Trans -"Enchantment"; 1910
am. 1910. 2:1o, AIS, 6:15, S:15,
1910 pm. and 1915 am.
Warner-"Wake of the Red
Witch; II am. LOS, $40, $40,
7:25 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
England's New Way of Life
Wrought Into Larkish Film
By Joy Cormody

Life England pretty
those responsible for the comedy Don't Take 1t Heart the
Playhouse These latter have cued deal of what's
happening under Aee auserity and have assembled frivolous
film that will surprise who thought the Playhouse lacked
lighter side.
Don't ngraang as it impertinen and
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Hollywcod:
Years Practice
Prepares Him for
Valentino Role
By SheiIoh Grohom

Valentino will be portrayed on
the screen by Walter Craig-a
Minnesotan of Norwegian ancestry.
Walt has been in Hollywood for one
whole year practicing secretly on
how to look, love, dance and act
like Valentino. He has even trained
his sideburns exactly as worn by
Rudolph. Craig's last stage appear
ance was with Katharine Cornell.
Gloria De Haven and June Ally
son will be sisters on the screen
again, for Joe Pasternak. Their in
itial Two Girls and a Sailer"
boosted both to stardom. The new
Two Girls epic is minus a title.
They also will pair in Pride and
Prejudice" John Payne, hubby of
Miss De Haven, has restless feet.
He'll be off again in March, after
starring in Captain China" on an
other PA. tour.
Marta loren, Swedish beauty, is
testing for the leading girls role
in Sword in the Sand" the con-
troversial story of present-day Pal
estine. Four studios turned this
one down before U.-I. and Pro-
ducer Robert Buckner decided to
film it.
Barbara Stanwyck is wondering
Evening star., 1949-02-03

if she and her husband, Robert
Taylor, will ever have any time to-
gether. Almost to the day that Bob
gets back from England-in mid
February-she starts "Thelma Jor-
dan" for Hal Wallis.
X X i \
Now that Gregory Peck is star
ring in Quo Vadis?" you can look
for Metro to find him a new lead
ing lady. Elizabeth Taylor. is a
little too young looking for Greg.
Because Yvonne De Carlo is so
susceptible to colds, and because the
weather experts chose Tucson over
the California Mojave Desert,
Yvonne's Western Story Is now on
location in Arizona. But someone
slipped. 1t is no longer showing, in
California, but the white stuff is
Arizona!
Helena Carter, lunching in the u
I. cafe, informs me that she is now
off suspension-for refusing ma
and Pa Kettle" I'D now like to 20
to New York for a spell but the
studio won't let me-" Helena confides.
Evening star., 1949-02-03

DON'T TAKE IT TO HEART" j.
Arthur Rank picture. produced by sydney
RoX. directed and written by Jeffry Dell.
At the Playhouse.
Evening star., 1949-02-03

any one looking Tor llterate enter
tainment would be remiss in pass
ing it up.
AS to story, it is virtually nothing
at all, but it is so full of bright
sayings there Is nothing to do but
forgive it for its basic inadequacies.
1t is always lifting pert face to
sputter such blithe dialogue as this
between a stufy artisocratic aunt
and a politically progressive niece:
Aunt: You talk like a Socialist.
Niece: am Socialist.
Aunt: That's what comes of not
having had a mother.
Or, in the case. of a new rich
gambler who has just lost a court
case, and comes up with the COM
plaint:.
THE trouble with this country is
that it has one law for the rich and
another for the aristocracy"
All the English, it seems, are not
feeling wretched. 1t is pleasant of
Don't Take 1t to Heart" to bring
this cheerful news to town.
- **
Jeffry Dell. who wrote and di-
rected the Playhouse comedy. chose
an English country house. Chaun-
duyt. as his theme 1t turns out to
be an artful selection in that Chaun-
duyt is old enough to have ghosts
as we'll as contemporary English
tenants. At any rate, it has a
ghost, conscience stricken wrath
who departed life and England 400
years ago, and would have been
away yet If a bomb had not un-
sealed his uncomfortable tomb.
First unhappy discovery the ghost
makes is that things at Chaunduyt
are worse off than they were in his
day. Moderns are even more of a
messy, warlike lot than men of his
own time.
He returns to find the current
Lord Chaunduyt, his direct descen-
dant, at least so it seems, trying
to maintain the estate on the dona-
tions OF sightseers.
The servants have not been paid
In years, there is virtually no food,
the castle is falling into ruins even
before the bombs get in their dirty
work. The one sign of hope about
the premises is a young college
professor who is looking for old
manuscripts but who is much more
attracted to the Lords pretty daugh-
ter.
When the girl turns out to have
romantic ideas of her own, the
young professor becomes interested
in the plight of Chaunduyt's ten
ants who have trouble finding places
Tor their livestock to Craze and even
more trouble finding opportunity
Tor interesting game poaching.
The young man is convinced that
under modern English government
this is a monstrous situation. He
takes the tenants case to court and
with the aid of the ghost as a sur
prise witness, proves that a baby
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Story for Carson
HOLLYWOOD

hoLL1 WOOD.
Unfair Weather" original story
by Richard Ivar, has been purchased
by Warner Bros. and is planned for
summer shooting as a starring We
hicle for Jack Carson and Patricia
Neal, costars with Ronald Reagan
of Warmers new comedy, John
Loves Mary"
Unfair Weather. based on the
recent freak weather in Southern
California, chronicles the adven-
lures of woman weather FORE
caster in the Los Angeles area. Car
son is cast as an irate rancher who
protests an erroneous prediction by
Miss Neal.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
The Sun Comes Up
To Reopen National

The National Theater will reopen
next Wednesday, February 9, with
M-G-M's new Technicolor picture,
'The Sun Comes Up" as its screen
attraction. The film will be shown
on continuous run, popular price
policy.
The featured players in The Sun
Comes Up" are Jeanette MacDon-
aid, Lloyd Nolan, Claude Jarman
and LaSSie.
Evening star., 1949-02-03

Maybe a good picture Is coming up
for her.
Donald O'Connor does something
new in THE Curtain Call of Cactus
Creek"-a dance with live animals.
II X X
Ann Richards has postponed her
marriage with Edmond Angelo until
next month. Her bridegroom -to-b be's
mother fell down in Philadelphia
theater and sprained her hip. They
Evening star., 1949-02-03

doubt whether he will get away even
then. Jules is our newest and best
comedian and I hear he Is a riot In
Take Me Out to the Ball Game"
Enrol Flynn's Adventures of Don
Juan" Is now called The New Ad-
ventures of Don Juan"
(Released by North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1949-02-03

hope that she will be we'll enough to
fly here in March.
Jules Munshin draws top comedy
role with Frank Sinatra and Gene
Kelly in "On the Town" Il put off
on Broadway in He and
She" to make the picture" Jules
tells me. But I'll still do the play
If they can postpone it until fall"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-25
A Dip Into the Dark

With the first day of spring train,
ing less than week away, we here
by climb out on the end of the limb
of a palm tree which has no limbs
to speak of.
Here are our nominations for the
early October roundup that may
prevent US from seeing the Army
Michigan football game:
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures
Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York
Yankees, Detroit Tigers, Philadel
phia Athletics, St. Louis Browns.
Chicago White Sox and the Wash
ington Senators.
NATIONAL LEAGUE - Boston
Brav S Brooklyn Dodgers, St
Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants, Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies and the Gin
cinnati Reds.
You can cut out this predic.
ton, II you care to, and save II
for next October.
The two races are the toughest to
pick that l can recall in the last
two decades. Lou Boudreau's
Cleveland Indians are better
equipped than anyone else to win
the American League pennant.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-25

en- and no one could
guess that Lou Boudreau and Larry
Dolby would improve to any such ex-
tent as they did. Also, no one could
figure the Cardinals would get such
little help from their rookie crop,
and the Dodgers would be scramble
ing around last place long after the
season opened.
Now at least 10 clubs are indulg-
ing in early March dreams Of Octo-
Der cash and glory. Here they are:
AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York
Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics and
the Detroit Tigers.
NATIONAL LEAGUE - Boston
Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers, St.
Louis Cardinals, New York Giants
and the Pittsburgh Pirates, with
Chicago's Cubs hanging around the
outskirts.
There has seldom been a time
in major league history where
SO many ball clubs in both
leagues could be rated with a
healthy chance to win. Some
thing unforeseen can happen to
scatter them apart, but they
could also come to the wire
under two blankets.
The best ball club in the two
leagues looks to be Cleveland. The
second best club should be the Red
SoX. We are leaning heavily on that
"should be" adjunct.
THE BEST CLUB in the Nation
al League should be the Dodgers
with their speed and youth, their
quantity of strong arms and stout
legs, plus their 1913 experience. But
it will probably prove to be the
Braves again.
If Billy SOuthworth could win
flag with Eddie Stanky out of
action over two months and
Warren SPAIN afflicted with an
off years (for Spahn), there is
no particular reason why he
should not win again with few
slight improvements and more
help from these two standbys.
Also, I have a fair idea that Billy
Southworth's Braves will come
north in April the best-conditioned
team in the older circuit. South
worth overlooks few bets when it
comes to getting the best out of
what he has to work with. He
wastes less time in his training
campaign than any manager I ever
knew
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-25
Spring Dreams Of '49

Al THIS TIME last season, the
- following facts had been rather
definitely established:
The Red Sox and Yankees were
to fight out the American League