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yjews WJomen AT BALLET
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON
CAPT. REUBEN WATER
MAN . . . who, it seems, has
pretty well covered the Pacific
, . . Bine* he left the United
States two yeai • ago in K* bru
ary ... is in Japan . . . accord
ing to a letter just received by
his parents . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Carat run Beach Waterman . . .
Capt. Waterman is with the
engineer corps . . . l>oat and
shore regiment . . .
He was in New Guinea . . .
New Britain . . . Luzon and
Mindanao . . .
Mrs. Reuben Waterman . . .
the former Paula Squire of this
city . . . and their two young
sters . . . will remain in Carmel,
Cal., until he returns . . .
e • e
Cracrafts in City
WEEK-END GUESTS of
Kathleen Snow Stringer are
her grand-daughter and grand
son-in-law . . . the George Cra
crafts ... who have been living
In George's home town. Helena,
Ark , since his release from the
army aif forces, where he
served as a lieutenant . . .
Mrs. (Tacraft, you recall, was
Kathleen Hagan of Detroit and
Winnetka. 111. . . .
The Cracrafts are en route
to Boston . . . where they are
taking an apartment for two
years . . . until George finishes
at the Harvard law school . . .
• • •
Mobile Mayfairites
MRS. ALINE WRIGHT has
•>ved from her Parker avenue
udence to the Country Club.
Mrs Wright will go South
a/ter the C’hris’mas holidays . ..
The Carol Routells of Glen
garry Circle. Birmingham, will
he hark today from their jaunt
to New York . . .
The Carl Behrs and their
\oung daughter. Carola. are In
New' York for 10 days . . .
Mrs. Harry G Lyon of Ken
wood Court Grosze Point e,
leaves today for Santa Monica,
Oil., to visit an aunt . . . but
will return for Christm*« . . .
Joan Ingalls of Cranford. N.
J., is the house guest this wpek
end of Mrs. Walter B. Collins
of Bouton Blvd. . . .
Miss Ingalls was a classmate
at the University of Michigan
of Mr, and Mrs. Collins’ son
... the lata Lt. Richard J.
Collins, AAF . . .
• • •
fau Beta Progress
Member* of Tsu Beta and
Tau Beta Association left their
fall meeting . . . held yesterday
In the residence of Mrs. Georg*
C. Booth m Bloomfield Hills
. . . with a deep feeling of sat
isfaction after hearing reports
of the aummer’a activities . . .
Mrs. Theodore Buttrick Jr.
reported in the association mat
ing . . . that the Hamtrarrxk
Tau Beta camp had a happy
and successful season . . . owing
to the building of the new dam
. . . which made possible swim
ming and boating . . »
In the absence of the presi
dent . . . Mrs. AJpheut Jen
nings . . . Mrs. Harry W. Kerr
called this meeting to order . . .
Mrs. Ross Wilkins Jr. re
ported on the summer play
Rfehool . . . Mrs. Robert Piei<e
live the secretary's report . . .
and Mrs. James Gram, the
treasurer's report . . .
Mrs. James Remick presided
In the Tau Beta meeting . . .
Mrs. H. Lynn Pierson Jr. ga\e
a fine report on the volun
teers . . .
Mrs. Myron Merry' reported
on entertainment . . . Christine
Edwards on the Needlework
Guild . . . Mrs. Charles Crouse,
membership . . . Mrs. Edward
Wunsch on the bulletin . . . Mrs.
William Bremmer. the secre
tary’s report, and Jean Posseliu*
the treasurer’s report . . .
After the meeting Mrs. Booth
entertained at tea . .
• » •
Plan Veterans' Aid
Mrs. Henry Ford and Mrs
Fred T. Murphy were guests of
honor at a Red Cross luncheon
at the Dearborn Country Club.
Mrs. Stanley Ruddiman. chair
man of the Dearborn branch,
presided . . .
The purpose of the gather
ing was to discuss veterans’
nerd* to he filled by the camp
and hospital service . . .
Mrs. Murphy, who is Michi
gan representative on the na
tional board, spoke . . .
Mr*. Howard Bennett repre
sented the Detroit Camp and
Hospital Service Council . . .
• • •
Fashion Preview
Indications are that the bridge
luncheon and fashion show at
the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club
Tuesday will be a hang-up af
fair . . .'
Mrs. Ernest Liebold has in
cited 23 guestv . . .
* Mrs. Theodore Richter will
have as guests . . . Mrs. Frank
Kuhn . . \ Mrs. Herman F.
Koestlin and Mrs William I).
Laurie . . .
Mrs Edward (\ Stephenson
will he hostess to . . . Mrs
Leßoy Jarvis . . . Mrs Fred
N'ordlie and Mrs D A. Mills...
A foursome will include . . .
Mrs. Leßny Swift . . . Mr*.
Philip Worcester . . . Mrs. Percy
K Loud and Mrs. Wharton In
gram of Utica . . .
Mrs Cassius Mrs Max
Hofmann and Mr*. Ray Spitz-
Jey each will have a table for
tight . ..
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Mr. and Mr*. Benjamin Addison pausing on the step*
of Masonic Temple before the start of th« Ballet Russe.
Horoscope
Lnok in tha Station in Which J our Ihrthdoy Cow**, and Find
W/iaf Your Outlook la, According to th* Stora,
For Sunday, Oct. U, 191,6.
MARCH 21 TO Arm I, so
Art,* Venus, only planet in
henefic «4pe< t today, particularly
favor* religious services, toler
ance, charitableness mixed w,th
\our social activities, home, fam
ily inter< «ts. Gentlenef* your
aid.
APRIL ?/ TO MAY to
T'l 'rua —Very auspiciou* for
personal happmens, the things
you like Artistic activities,
mu«ic, g’-mal, whoiesome com
pany and. of course, prayer on
your day s happy agenda.
MAY 21 TO JVSE !1
Gentirti—Your day to exploit
your versatility and entertaining
talent for the pleasure of family
and good friend*, perhapa for
those lonely or ill, returned vet
erans.
JCSF 22 TO JI’LY it
C oncer—May h« tendency
toward irritability but don’t you
indulge it or be upset with
others in off moods. A smile, a
cheerv word usually dispels un-
BABY GIFTS
RABY GOES modem in these
spiral knitted socks, that form
a snug bootee on tiny and big
baby alike. Add matching mit
tens, a choice gift.
Here are tiny hits of easy
knitting you’ll do in no time
The spiral sock shapes to any
tiny foot, Pattern f»l4 has di
rections for set
Send 15 cents in coin* for
every Laura Wheeler pattern.
Send your order to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern I>ejvirtment,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 31,
Mich.
By Frances Drake
pleasantness. Happy day on
w hole.
JVLY H TO AUG. H
L*o —Two aides to today; you
chc»os# th* gen’al, helpful one.
Mercury, unfavorable position
warns against sharp speech,
hasty decisions. Your sunny dis
position a boon.
A UG. Ft TO SFPT. t*
Virgo —The calmer, lest un
troubled you are, the fewer hin
drances will appear. Take time
to study important propositions,
decisions before acting. Some
fine influences.
• SETT, ti TO OCT. St
Libra —Adhere to even tempo
in thought and action and thus
get best out of all things this
holy day. Home affairs, health,
personal needs favored after
service to God.
OCT. Si TO \OV. tt
Scorpio —Do not be troubled
by little things or lose poise if
others do not cater to you. God
intended you to be a truly great,
magnanimous person. Be tol
erant, agreeable.
NOV, SS TO DEC. St
Sagittarius —From Tennyson:
”Self-reverance, self-knowledge,
self-control, these three alone
lead life to sovereign power.”
We would do well to ponder
such important truths.
DIC. ft TO JAW tl
Capru-orn —Forget foolishness,
enjoy chu'rch service, entertain
ment, a relaxing hobby, the fam
ily, friends. Prayer, rest, is
good food for soul, mind and
body.
JAW 2t TO FER. to
Aquarius —Life is neither all
success nor all failure, and this
is better so. Variety causes us
to be up and doing, again to
relax, reflect.
FEB. SI TO MARCH to
Piacf* —Today calls for a lit
tle added laughter and fun. some
time with God at your church,
and no built-up anxiety. Good
influences in immediate future.
vor. ropy TODAY: Good
natured. sympathetic, generous;
especially suited to a profession
or scientific field. I/aw, judge
ship, teaching, acting among en
deavors in which you can excel
CopFrlfht. 1945. bF King Feature*
Rationing Timetable
orrmmflprwies
HOAR
sum* as Book A—Valid through Dot
31 tor 3 pound*
LIQUOR
glam* *• Y, Book 4—Valid through
Ocl 31 Tor 1 quart of whlak*
MAO iIAMFk
BDBBH flflßßß
DDOuD oct ii DDuuu h>,
33660 M oßß3i~r
snort
Alr*lanr ««am*< It * awd 4. n**k
S—Valid ln<]*flnit*lF. Loom atampa
not icrepted
Indecision
Curable
By ELSIE ROBINSON
ITS HARD for you to mak#
up your mind. Isn’t it?
Doesn t matter whether It’s
choosing a new scarf or renting
a new house or liking new per
sons—you're torn by indecision.
First you see one side of the
case . . . then the other . . .
then back you go to your first
choice . . . See-saw ... on it
goes . ,j 'til you feel ’’all worn
out ”
You're speaking more truly
than you know—for indecision
usually does wear you out;
drains and wastes an incredible
amount of your essential
atrength. Worse yet, it keep*
many a life permanently side
tracked, for lack of a definite,
go-ahead signal.
Fatigue Poison
Indecision—bruising, burrow
ing that merely impedes action
... it definitely poiaons us be
cause it sets up a peculiar deadly
to id of fatigue poison.
You’ve never heard of fatigue
poison? Neither had most of
our master minds until recent
years. Yet it has crippled and
killed more unfortunates than
all the plague* put together.
Indecision—bruising, burrow
ing—becomes, in time, a mental
abscess filled with the pus of
fear. Decision clears your mind
indecision clogs it. Decision
does away with your doubts and
conflicts; sets your thoughts in
order. Indecision throws your
thoughts Into disorder , . . com
{ilieates your conflicts ... estab
lshes a secret, increasing
source of fnght and irritation
which infects your every act.
Truly Sick
You’re not just s pestered
person if you’re bothered by
chronic indecision; you’re a sick
person —literally ill from ac
cumulated waste and weariness
which you cannot shake.
’’But how can I cure indeci
sion?” you ask. “How can I
know what’s the right thing to
do—the one correct solution?"
You ran t. But even if you
don t know you are right—you
can go ahead. You can do the
next best thing—if you can’t do
the beet. Action. That’s the
cure for indecision.
Copyright. 1045, bjr King F*atur#4
Cream Sauce
With Tongue
TONGUE IS often obtainable
when most meats are impossible
to find—so for a special treat
try It served wuth a rich sour
cream sauce.
Tongue With Sauce
’i cup sour cream or
H cup sweet milk and 1 table
spoon vinegar
1 tablespoon flour
1 cup liquid from tongue
Pepper
Beef, lambs’ or calves’ tongue
Cover the tongue with cold
water, add half a teaspoon of
salt, one carrot, one small onion
and one stalk of celery. Simmer
until tender, then remove
tongue and let the liquid boil
until reduced to one cup. Strain.
Stir the flour into the cream
and bring to a boil, stirring
constantly. Add the tongue
liquid and season to taste.
Reheat the tongue in the sauce
and serve garnished with pars
ley.
PARTY FROCK
SHELL LOOK sweet as a
picture In this party or school
dress; Pattern 4568 has dainty
ruffles; smart side-closing she
can button herself. An easy-to
make, easy-to-iron frock.
Pattern 4868 comes in chil
ren’a size* 2, 4. 6. 8 and 10.
Size fi frock, require* 2 yard*
33-inch.
Send 20 cents in coin* for
every Anne Adam* Pattarn.
Write plainly name and ad
dress, style number and size.
Send an additional 15 cents
for the Anne Adams Book of
pattern* for fall and winter.
Free patterns for three hats,
three bags, peplum, and bed
jacket printed in book
Send 35 cent* In coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order to the Anne
Adam* Pattern Department,
The Detroit Tunes, Detroit 31,
Mich.
Tea Given
At City Club
NEW MEMBERS of the
Women’s City Club were wel
comed at a tea given yesterday
afternoon at the club. Two tea
tables were used in the lounge,
one being centered with a
wicker basket filled with green
grapes and bronze chrysanthe
mums.
Mrs. John B. Ford, honorary
president, poured at this table.
Mrs. Welles Utley, past presi
dent of the club, poured at a
table which was covered with
a rose linen table cloth and
centered with a mirrored plaque
on which were placed purple
grapes and bright red peppers
surrounded by crystal swans.
TOHAY at your favqrite MOVIE
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J BlnodaH. "Oan Qaitllian " T Con»a»
Ann Ruthayford, -"Twa .'Clark Ceuraaa "
ffllftMlA| —Wandwarf at *ikl»y Pa » Fra.
wivnmt 1 mao f 4 Mmri Juna Ptorar,
Hobart I/iwf-y in "Bnad ta Alratrat
fOlfiMY- 15 ’’ 15 M(tk Aw Pa * F-aa
wvavni r<lßt , 4 , R<yl(lT n
hr aat on Pnatar In "Tk*adarhaad ” Pitta
Yaura." P-a.l MarMurra*
fOHAKT-'W 7 CwisT *tw ? boss a
wvnMni 0 ~ |4 (om
POT.TSR PT<'mtX Ten \T I
■ NEWS SHORT SITU HITS
ffitlßTF^Y— w Yamar-Military VI 2.*5»4
wwniui r>p<B ,j 4j vammea l**a
"•rin* On tha Glrta " P Crahha. "Oath
as Vaaiaanaa " Pur.la k»»i'" '
—MUhlian at 11 at LA 7770
Opan n 43 43f rant Tn
I la* Ontr' "TrauMa Chaaari." "•anta Fa
Saddlamalaa." Vaw MKnw a’ Mldmaht!
IAI> MSI M irhifan, rar. 7?d
• Iran I on P \f floral 4<wllt
I r, f i.i.n.t
| Storw. Tata* Corkann. "G 4 Mfnaymaan."
New DAR Regent
To Preside Thursday
THE NEWLY elected of Fort
Pontrhartrain Chapter, DAR. Mrs. William H.
L. Everard, will preside at the luncheon meet
ing at 12:30 p. m. Thursday at the Ingleside
Club.
Mrs. Fred T. L. Grim will he the hosted
Dr. Hartman A. Lichtwardt will speak on "An
American Surgeon in Iran.”
. Officers who will serve with Mrs. Everard
during the 1945-46 season are: Mr*. Paul J.
Mei*er. M rs - Neil A. Cameron. Mrs. Hartman A.
Litchtwardt, Mrs Gilbert Pulliam, Mrs. Charles
H. R*-se, Mrs. Clifton E. Ferguson. Mrs. Donald
<; Robinson, Mr* Ernest < Harris, Mrs Leroy
B. Loomis. Mrs. Ralph E. Thomas. Mrs. Theodore
L. Danielson, Mrs. Harry R. Matheny and Mrs.
George A. Triplett.
Gratiot, at Iroauol* Pl 2 588
oiaa ii i on.* Men (
Sat* Muncy ‘•lmitation ot lift." I'lue
•’laat lid* at Hea*#n Hlng_Cr«th>
neiPDnpa—Mith.*Tala«raaa DC MSO a
ucAncunrt op#,, sno T . M PttV
Free K. Hepburn In "Without lovt "
J. Warn*. "flam# of tha Bartary Coatt.^
BE ITW Mm* at Haleamb Pl 1411 a
l/Lk-IIIL Open 1 45. Park K*#. J»- k
R*nnv Alai!- Smith ••Mom Blowi a!
Midniaht ." J_'lPt a Plaatur#." N ll*ni»
(IF IIIVF —Karekfval (irk I «
Wl LUAL t ( M Willi
Beery Jai. file*- in. "Tht* Man't Navy.”
"W#mar> In Ore*".'’ «,-h Ra»ll Ra*! - tie
DFXTFR —At Buflimam# Air Conditioned
k/LA Lit Opitx '2 I’ Errol Flynn an<l
Gmrg* Tnbl*» "Objeetiv*, Burma." "Ba
twaan T»o Woman.” \an J .hnenn. N**».
niy —Watt Vafnor Hi|h«ay noar Hubbard
U,A i unt. 1 ho Joa. Schlldkraut.
Bit)!# Burk* In ''Tha Cheateri " Plua
| • within That* Wall»."_ Thoa Mitchell.
DfIWNTOWR— Gr,n< c,rt “*
uuwm yttH Charlie Spltak and
! Hl* o*rhe*tr*. Stb)' Botaan. Coco. Steve
A Ed(ll* Kcr-eo "Dangereyi Inlrudar
BGV —Llycrneit at Oatlaan HO SOOO
ywA Op~n 1 lO Dorntha I.amour.
"fteet’e In ” "Botton Black It Baokad an
! »ua*ltl*n” Stan- J Cartoon*. Rertal.
DRIVE-IN (East Side)-;rs h rrTit.
Charlo* I-aughtnn t» "The Sutb*et.” Flu*
Qirj i tonal in "Catano»a Brawn,"
OltlYt-IH (Wist SMTySSJSS
Alan Ladd In "Salty ORaurta." P’ua
"Having Wandartul Cnma," Fat 0 Brian.
EAST ?ST££
R«-«d ’hr-tie Anal*." Flu* Bin* Cr<whv.
j "Eatt Bid# of Heaven." «*r* K*r Wat.
EiCT FMR— ( Jeffarton LE MU a
eaji sm
Dorothy McC'ilr# In "A Tr*a Groan In
Brooklyn • F "Tit# Milling Corpte."
Harpar-Va* Oyk* IV »0«l«
iftjivnn opm at j u, ,
B»*ry, J CJlratcn. "Thit Man a Nary ."
"IP* a Pleatura." S. Heti.e. M 0 Sic*
FACT CinF —Gratiot at Grpndy
GAJI JWL ~t * m tl ~»| H bow p &
IClaudet’e r.,ltmri .n "Imitation at lUta."
Bin* Croahy in "Eatt Bid* *♦ Maayan."
FACTWAAft (New) Gratiot a tar 1-1111*
LAJ I tfUyy open ITS F M Part Serial.
"Tha Chaatart." artth Bill Etliutt Flu*
"Ghott Gan*." truh Johnny Mt- k_Bro»n_
CfUA—POCK) Oakland TO 8-1780
•»nu upan 1. 10 ~H i*h Powered "
. "Silver Clly Kid." Allan I..nv "Monitor
A Aa* v ;j Alan Midnight Show.
trnpcp—MM Watt JatfWton AT 7110
LlimjL Opan at 1:00 taut Bide Kid*
"Manyman Alta Oia.” ■'Vldliantoa Bid*."
j "Naarly Eight##*." Alto Midnikht Show.
FCAIIIRF—>M>> l laffaraan TU 2-2780 a
CJMUInC Jam** "Torrid
Zana." 1:00. flip. T:10. and 10 SO. Fiua
Thundarnaad.' *'i. * M> 1:11. MrDowail.
FAMII V—Cadlllaa Bdaara. Monro# Ayanu*
I Arm. i Wallaea Barry. Tom Diakn
in “Tbia Man 1 # Navy." F'lot ri'JjKjihJ
loa Bruco ''Woman In Groan •*
FARMUM—* OM to *- Camtaa TR Ml'ja
TAnnvrt CoBU frfin) IMJ Wallara
laa Olnpaun. "Thla Man’# Navy."
‘•tt’a a Plaaaura." S._Henl#. VI. O Bhaa.
FFHKFII —Fwr-k-ll Da.tar UN 2-MOi a
' innui Opan * 15. Dorothy MrClulra.
"A Trt* Growt in Braaklyn." piua "t>*
parlmant Prrilout.” tl limit. H. iJimarr.
FFRMDAI F —Woodmard. nr. 9-Mila Bd a
iLnrtVMkL Lonl f rf>w j f M. Van
’ Johnttm. Gloria DoUatan. "Batwaan Two
j Woman ” Oblartlv*. Burma.’ Krrol Flvnn
FIMF ARTC—^Woodwnrd at Wataan «
Tint Bn l J 5 PM. Cont. All
; Nipht. J-idw Garland. "Matt M* in St.
Loalt " Two o’Claak Couraa*,’ T. Conway.
FICHFR — ,n tn * FWNP Bldp. d>
11 jiiLn ()pw„ h is. r.rm-r c.arann In
| Vallay of Daemon.’ IJ .10 C S 5 S IS 11.01.
"A Royal Scandal," at » 51-o.au
H AMlMftA—Gratiot at 7 Mil* PI M6O a
tLAniHUU ot^n {4l , M Uunn
"A Tra* draw* la Braaklyn," "Ciparl
maat Pnrilau*.” H*dt Unatr. I-a<: I U)
FfIRDCnM — lOifl On. tt Varnar Hwy.
tunwjun riaudMt* Coltmrt tn
"Prartiralty Vaura." Alto "Trail as
Kit Carton." ftnrla) and Cartoon
CAV—THE PLACE TO GO
1 Dnanna Durtrtn in mmndy urn
jttry. "Lady an a Train." a- -th
Brwry Jt. In "Tha Grim ton Canary."
FRAMKI iy-12710 Gratiot AB 4MI
rnAHRim ( oof ,j V) Join
‘ Fontaine. c;*o, Brent. "Aftairi of Sutan "
I *Thp Doaarl Boat.' Saddle Latthar law '
ftAßDFM—Woodward at Daldan
UAnvLn i;jo P. if. S Bid Hltd.
I' Sit Alonf, Llttla Oo«la." Onne Autry.
| D. Barryu-ora. B<-nal Ptu rta.
Cl nip—Gd. Bl.tr at Trumbull TE I-7JJ4
Joaovh bchillkrau’. Bllllb
I Burba In •*Th# Chaattrt." Plua "llna
iM* a Son* »f Tuu ' llt'i.ry Can*.
r.RAMAdA—WaaI warran at Junction
UnAnAk/B j,)] fttaj paat m
"Tha Miatlna Corot#." Plua "Imitation
as Lifc ,r will Lout no Beam
CDAMI) —UMI Woodward at Grand
UllAnv ~p,a jj "A Tra# Crawl
1 In Brooklyn " Alto "Men an Her Mind,"
Mary P Ilmhe« La re owl Show Trtmyht.
ARAMDF — Ki * w
tjnAnl/L Crdlt. ' M
Jaa. Dunn, "Carihhai'' Myttrry ' Eaty
to look at " ■ . . ..
r.RAMT-Buttell near Holbrook a
obahi
I Oaory# Bren: in "Eipanmant Pcriluua."
Pina frontia. v#n*#anc*." Don Ba ry.
CRAVCTHHF—'» • m ichifao OB i iso «
QRAIAIUBG ( ;not U 45 B CJrahla.
John I’atne. "Faatllfht Serenade." l*m
C'arnllr. H Du tn American Emplra."
CDF AT I AKK-'fBU Grand Slyer
UniAl lABLA loot, fmm 130 Park
Fry* La at Bt ite B'art* 11 P M "H'l a
Plantar* '• w K-er Thit Man't Htyy.*
r.BFFUWnnb-Htmiltan at W.tt Kirby
UnLLBWUUM ltennit Morian. Ray
• mr*d Ma»»ey. "God It My Cd-Pilat."
~ 5H « Burnett I Mriecly Trill ••
UADDER—Haraar at Lbktwood AR 4020 a
nAnrin ()p€ , n ij 45 wallaea B«ary ID
"Thit Man't Navy." S-mjD Hern* and
' Michael u shea in a Pkamatarm.”
U a TCI BtD| —john'R. at I Mil* RO 144
"Ball ' APR , on,, u so«n. Harlal.
Car etn Tarty. "Objaetiy*, Burma.• Flu*
‘‘Rauth Ridmi Juttira." Charle# StAnatt.
HIGHLAND PARR-'r'.^T - a m
I ' Waton Trarkt Watt." Plua "Haotlar
Malirtay " M ' '* Mldniyht Frttural
HOLLYWOOD lir./rVtr
»<<o, "Valley as Datlalon." Plu* "Rayal
, Scandal. Kankhead Laet _Shnw ;n.
HfIMF— W * 1 Ghana street #
nuni ,j (0 MrOul-e
lln "A Tree Growt In Brooklyn." Flu*
LuT ot th# Ouanat " M t Show 1
kAAVCD—UJ7O w. warran Ay*. CE t»SO
nUuTLB cont. 1:18. John todm In
I Bri|hton Afranflar ' laurel Hardy. ‘Noth.
[ in* but Trbvbl#/ Serial "Sarrat A|ant."
IMPFRIAI— 70M Mlchltan A*a. ' «
inr iniHi Open 12 4:. Jamrt Cayney,
: Ann Sh« tdan In "Torrid Zana" plua
•taatifvl Cn*Dt " with li ntia Granville.
|pIC t Grknd Bird, at Camaau a
Cont Loro 1 P M Gan. Brant.
Hed. Lamarr, 'Etparimenl Panloua.' Flu*
Ci-ro Kid RMur n|." Mldnia'i'. Show!
IPVIMf.—J'7.’O Ftnkell Ay# "RE 2SAE «
IBTinu
Noah Beery Jr. In "Beautiful Cheat."
Suiarnarb Outlaw* ' I aM)*.
IFFFFR^nM —**o°* te»t Jafferton Ay*,
r>p*n i i* t m. . *r
'unti .Serial P*t OBr -n. "Pllthf Lion
tan ans" A Lane, "Trail as Jilt Carte* "
M\y—Joy at Deiter TV 4-M«}
JVI Con’. 1 i 45. Veronica l ake S.
Tuft# tn "Brlna On th* Glrlt " Randnlph
S and II Wariu k in Chin* Sky
VISA/; —s 4• 7 Chian* Btrert *
in«rn IJ ii Jt.-*-e I »m*T Ann
Sheridan "Terrid Z*"# " ''Si"# Me a
See« at Teia*." M l *1 s*vte II n
A P H; R M, rhl»anlsth St LA )Sl7
Ta.tt w.:i#,-i Hee-r Thit Mtn't Nety"
I ' Road la Alcatru." R.. M. lu aht Dnowl
s ~ OcF. 1945
Xp|M —Woodward nr. ( Mil* TO (.4110
< ml i; lit. It I gee* Mrmtl’h,
nalr* T el r, "Street at Chtnre." R-,l)t
Arn-..tri>iig "Cana* of th# Wttertront "
LAKEWOOD-**; 9 1
Lnn* T irher R Tmmi "Miahtly Dtn|er
out." "Bordertown Trail*." S. Burnotta.
I w letfarton a
LAnl AJ lin op# . n N(V>n rtrk rr>#
Wallace B-rry. J Oleaton. "Thit Man'*
Navy." "If* a Plaatura." hnnla Henla.
I A^lfV—HIM J*e. Camaaa Park Fe* «
LAJAI foal, from tt'SCl TV rnthy
\f ■», ura. "A Tree Growt In Brooklyn "
i‘Cowboy from Laneaom* Bl»er/_i' Surratt.
JIRFRTY—^Cantor Lm*. Mich
LlDinil I>w| Fvetyn Anker*
In "Tha Frol#n Ghott " BUI KlUott *nd
Bnbhr Blake, "Phantom at th# Plaint."
I lurni y—Port nr. Llvamalt VI 1-3*70 a
UnUJIB , ypwma 1! ,V) T >f Irmt
rimn. Wm Prince • Ohjartiya. Burma "
"Batwaan Two Waman." an J I
I lurrw y PARK Port St at O Connar
UHL VLB TAIkB roB , f „ im ,j
Park Free John Tfayn*. "Plan*# as th#
Barkary Copet." Plua "ShanahaJ Cobra."
UnWUUU Open 1-18 Claudette
’ Colbert. “Imitation of lifa " Blnr Croahy
Jr,an_Blond*T. "E»*t Alda as Haavaa.^
I AAD—Mlthlttn at Cata Open 71 Hr*. «
IV/yr Them** Mitchell. Mary An
deraon In "Within That* Walla.” "Doth*
as Raw Vof%.';_ F**t Side Kid*. Kewa.
MAhltnit-W«*4‘d.Clreut Pk. CH 4 W a
riAVIJVn Open 10:45. Greer Garten.
‘Valtay at Oaritlan/ 12 40-4 31* Id 11 01.
"Bayal teas dal." 11:112 *T 4:42 10:r.
HAIN-ROYAl•**-«£•
1 *0 TV>rnthy
Ltmour Turk P'.well, "Ridinf Miah."
•'To* Man," D O't onnor Tjtk' Show 10
MA IF^Tir —WooeJywara at Wiiu«
HAJLJIIL Open « *O. John T/>der.
J«r* Randolph tn "Jaalouty " "Bouah
Sidin’ Juttlca,” with .Charlca Mtarrett
MARTHA VASPrOH - gffXi
J Bminr "Marn Blow* at Midniaht"
Cnrihbaan Myttary." J«wa P6BB.
y AVlljr—Mark at Baldwn PL 4?*S «
PtAAIHL oxM>n 1 ,5 Mlng froKtir and
Joan B’ondell. "Pa*t hide **f Heavae "
"Imitation of Lift." < louden# Tolbert,
UAVFAIR Woodward-Ell.t TC t-3313 a
PlAlkAin op*, ah N'liht Fatt Sid#
K’da. •*’Naath Brooklyn Brldae " Plua
Richard DU. rreatno Foeier.
MFI —Oak wood Blyd. at Allan AT Kst«o *
r,tl ’ ftperi 12 4' Kt'harlne Hepburn.
"Without Lava." 70* *.«•»m in "Flam#
as th# Barbary Coa#t."_l 4 19 * 40 11:21.
UFRCIIRY —Beba*f*r-l-MII* UN Z.SiOOe
mCBLUBI oim i j tforvn Wallaea
Beery. J C inaauu. "Thit Man’* Nayy."
•Ift a Plaatur*.’ Bnrl* Henla. U. <■ »
nitniUAH J„ hn Oarfleld. K Parker.
"Prid# of th# Marina* " Dan# Cla-k and
j F.ddlr Quillan _in "Sahtatka# Hunter*."
MinTnWtf— T *' f < •» Canfield OB *O4«
niuiuwiv 1;1I Luani- Ball.
' Ba*t Foot Forward ” Jame« Stewart.
H. lamtrr. “Cam# and Ur# With M#.**
tdIDWA V-h f ’ arfer at Mirh OR SOBO
Plll/lfA I Oxycn 11 45. Duncan .Re
‘ nalito. Vlrl Ijann. "Claa# Kid BaturAt."
Mi mi *f Cora*#." J. K. Bronihey*.
UARAM— 44E7 Moran, ar. E. Grand Blttd.
rtUBAn o , <a * ]s< r ,,„ Stnrm
1 "Fareyer Yaurt.” Plu# “Th# Beautiful
Cheat." Honlta Granrlll#. N'oah Beery Jr.
MATHR riTY—Van Dvfc# at S-MU* Road
nuiunuil 1/>n rhtn ,y, Frelyn
. Ankert la "Th# Prazan Ghoat." PTu* Bill
Elliott In j;Phantom_#f tb#
MYRTIF —Savantaanth ted Myrtt*
PkiniLL jjannlt Morfin, Dan# Clark
■ in "God I* My Co-Pilot." Gene Autry.
Smiley Burnette in Butaena 11
MnRTHWM—'-Mil*.Van Oyk* TW I-3*31
nuniuwn Conl 1M rirk Fr „,
Jame* IVim. *A Tra# Gr*wt In Brooklyn.•
lIIdIDKII
ynpwFCT—Grand Bivar at Seathftald *
BUBttLJi u,j P , rk Frt +
i ’ Ctaarlmant Fanlaut." I 18-8 .38-9 37 "A
Tre# Growt In Brooklyn,” 2 54 7 14 11^1.
HAKnAIF —Oakland at l-MII* Road
UAAk/ALL Oloria Jean and Kirby
Giant. "Eaty t* Look at." Bill Luiou.
Biake in Phantom if Plaint.’J
At K| tMB —II '59 Oakland TO 3-44 U
UAALAnkr Cnß , j 45 I<4f(l ow| sh , )W
R. MrDowall. "Thundarhaad " C kT-rria,
Boaton Blarkl* Baokad to Autainon"
fIAEMAW Woodrow Wtitan at Glenddl* a
UMinAlt Cool from j.jfl UwlT , a .
marr. Gnnr*# llrrnt, 'Ciaaetmant Perilout.'
i "A Trta Grow* in Braaklyn." D. Mct.iUra.
flDFny— lßv » Concord FI 3883
WNCUir IjOC rhanay tn "Oaad
Man't Cyat." Plua "Santa P* Saddla-
Buntat Carton
miVFR-MU Elliott at Olivar
utlTtn open 1 IS P. »# Serial.
Wm Rendu. "Dan Juan Ouilllaan " Wm.
it. : "Haart as tha Wait.' 1 I'artoop.
nDlrtlF Liawood St FStIA. TY 4-8400#
UniULL ((p , B l;18 p u Errol
rirnn. "ObJaatly*. Burma." Van Johnv*i,
Batwaan Tw# Woman. Owl m
PAIMFR park Hamilton at McNicholt
rALPILn • AnA j4O Dum as
Ben a ldo "Cite# Kid Batumi." Th#
M»" Who Walkad _ Alan*." R >
PALHS-SIATc- w^WM-l "“ h *. ,, ' Abh^
and Cottell* in Hollywood" with Re|a
Plu* “Th# Silver Float "_
PAR ADI 1 Waodwar# «
r nnnvijk o#j# w ~ l 0
R Cartar On-h., Bleapi William-, and
1 >a<l Bu;y Banti 'Bandit* as Badlaodt '
P A DK—Jhlh E Oaviton «
TAnn IJ .30. Ann Conn. Jam**
Ruth. "Call Df tn* Junfit" T a Jtiuea
Dunn m "Th# livln« Ghott "
PARKMDF-E Warryn-Oiekarten lE-.'oo
r AnnjivL L^,n w jp,. 0 , hT Ma .
Outr*. "A Tra* Qrowt in Brooklyn," Ft*.
"tiDdrlmant Fart last," <- Rrmt.
PACAAFMA— M * c| i ■< MrClallan pl *717
rAJAULHA J -jn Donald
O'Connor. "Chl» »t th# Old Bkoeh." IMU
Y. ' Marmal as Rana." t *-• B <
PFRRIFM • • Sdßf Pwaat
rtnnun npru 5 "Manhunt #f
Myttary lila." K. Hepburn tn "Dra#oo
S**d " "Th# Ba* Antanl* Kid." Ca-iteioa.
Plff Aflll I Y— ll *' 4 f w-ke" UR 1-4724 «
niIAVULi Open 12 44 Thomao
Mtrrhell. ’Within That* Wallt." "Sin|
Me a Sa*| as Taiat." 'Maitar Kay.’ Mat
PI ATI — ll*l4 E. Jaffarte* LE 76*4 a"
r lala rent. I to II P. M Ann
Mi'lar, "Whatt Bunin', Cautln’" Plua
Th# Cltro Kid Beturnt," D Ren a I do.
PRF^IDFMT— ,O7J * Mack cl 7*m *
rntJIUCHI Opeat ll V> Humphrey
B dart, "Crlm# School." "Sundown Jim,"
Lm Klmbroucb. MidnUh' Sb-'w. 4 llits!
PRKnil A— 7 * 4 * Mt Elliott Pl OAS 2
rrnJULIA Dennlt M-raan El-anor
Parker. "Th# Vary Thauaht of Vau."
-Thra# In th* Saddl*.’ Be; Owl St -w -
punch t w-*«"»£rr
Wallaoa Beery. Jama* Gleaerm la "Thi*
Man't N»*y.” at_« ; lS. E:»5. 10i3.
HADIO -
Orahla, V Mature "I Wak# U* Scraam
ln* ’’ *'lohnny Abolla," Tyrone p-war.
DA|UBA—Gd River at Joy Bd ho i
rtHinoy npen 10 15 A M C«nt < art.
Parttl D M -(an. "Daaart Son*” 'Fir*,
krandt at Arnaca " K | M
RAMnMA-C , *t'®» ■» S -Mil# pi itii) *
nAPIvnA ~ <5 Ptrlt frtm S(nl#
Herla, “tt*# a PDatura,” 3 I* * i i Jl.
Tn t Man’t Navy » i- ■
RFDRYRD— O4 k ' v * , *
ItUriVIUP I Wallace lle.-y.
Jam*# Gleaver "Th|# Maa'a Na*y " P'ui
ii t a Plaature.' Snot a h»i a M
OFCAI O*auindr#-Mifie#«ot# Tw ;.iO?i
n*.VMN , i>nt IJO P II Fare I r-n.
flrtryi'it f).intin<-. "Hotel Berlin " I’lu*
"Utah." ll -> liter. nil De e |.|iv
RFfiFMT- w " w, *' lf C * A, » ,, 2-*»g»*
■ikUk.ni i »
Blew* at Midniaht." Tl*l*l Ju IJ
Waman is Gre«n," | ,5-d. iO |.l» 10 IK i
THE DETROIT TIMES
Miss Behan
Honor Guest
MISS -ALOYSE TIOHE of
Oakfield avenue was to enter
tain at a luncheon today at the
Detroit Yacht Club in honor of
Miss Marian Behan, who will
leave Monday for Miami Beach
for the winter.
Mi>s Tigheg guest list was
to include the following Tau
Epsilon sorority sisters: the
Misses Kay McElroy, Anne Mc-
Guire, Kay McNab, Shirley
Knapp, Jeanne Kelly, Eileen
Murphy and Margaret Martin.
DEV—Part St nr. Junetlun VI 2-177 S
nLA open 10 14 A M. Crmf. Jo# E.
II «m. "Sldio* on Air." Frankln J-nkv.
' Mlttlnt Cora»*. ’ Mid Show, Snip. K-*i.
Dill Tsl —Gratiot-Mt. Elliott Parkin* «
mwkiw Dp*n 12 15. Van Jnhnenn.
Keenan Wynn "Between Two Women."
It i a Plaaiur*.' Hnr i Henla, M. G'ShlS
R|A- W. Vemnr Higr»ay at Caatral «
nl '' Open ij Ni«.n. Van Johnanrt,
Gloria DeHaren, * Between Two Woman.”
"Oblartlv*. Burma." ."h Errol Flynn
Rl VIFRA -" a Ri.er-Joy Road CH 4231 *
B,TIC, '* Open 12 "h Norm.
'Valley ot Darlll#fl. , II 30-4 1* * ’<*ll '•!.
"A Royal vandal." 2 44-6 33-lO:»l>.
RI vni A — 1 C id'iUr-C Foraat PL 467* a
nnvkM 13 4- p.rb- Free Rina
i rmly, j it ii,,.-.i. Ea*t Sid* of Haavan.'
"Imitation ot Llta.” < laudeft# Tnlhert.
ntmm-'rsrxvir . a m
"Valley ot Oarltion," i,i»r Gar ton an-l 1
Gracory Perk. I’lu> "A Royal Scandal."
ROGERS- 3^6 w -* w ‘ rr *" TV
Ca*nry, Ann Sheridan, "Torrid Zona."
Plu* "Favhioe Model," Hubert J-*^e r T
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