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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
PAGE SIXTEEN
Returns To Great Lakes
Eugene Tinsley, s 2-c, will leave
today for Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station where he will be at
tached to the OGU. The son of
and Mrs. James Tinsley, 457 Elm
street, ho was home on nine-day
l*ave after completing his boot
training at Oreat Lakes. Tinsley
is a former News-Kerald employee.
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GINGER ROGERS in "FOLLOW THE FLEET"
Also—James Cagney. "JOHNNY COME LATELY"
FRIDAY SATURDAY 2 BIG HITS
r —James Newell in
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ALSO LATEST
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Phone Wy. 2066 Ends Toniie First at Elm
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
CLARK GABLE JOE E. BROWN
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OWL SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT Starts 9:30 P.M.
Two Regular Features Plus Guest Attraction
"TAKE IT BIG"
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
•'WITHOUT LOVE" "FLAME OF THE
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1945
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Quotes of the Week
“His mouth does not always car
ry out the functions of his brain.”—
Gen. Eisenhower’s Chief of Staff,
re Gen. Geo. Patton.
“The Japanese people will nat
urally get used to the way of dem
ocracy." Prince Takamatsu, Hir
ohito’s brother, to U. S. press.
“There isn’t enough to talk Bbout
on the air.” Raymond Moley,
quitting as radio commentator.
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Over for Second Week
“The House On 92nd Street,”
dramatic story of how the FBI
guarded the secret of the atomic
bcmb, nolds over for a second week
at the Fox and bids fair to break
all records at the Fox theatre in
Detroit just as it did at the Roxy
in New York.
The. plot of “The House on 92nd
Street” was taken straight from
FBI files in Washington and is
the case of Mr. Christopher, an
infamous Nazi espionage agent.
Companion feature stars Jinx
Falkenberg as “A Gay Senorita.”
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Little Things About the Stars
By GEORGE LILLEY
NEW YORK, N. Y. Paul
Whiteman’s admirers call him the
‘‘Dean of Modern American Music.”
He calls himself ‘‘a fiddler player
who was lucky.” Paul’s noted for
having dropped 100 pounds (from
/«<*:£
5
, few wnong his
~ ao man crack musicians
lucky fiddler -for old times
sake.” The Denver-born six-footer
is said to have earned more than
any other music conductor. In ’24,
he had 52 ‘‘Paul Whiteman Or
chestras” going In the U. S., Eur
ope and Mexico. Today he’s musi
cal director of the American net
work. spotlights his talent on that
chain's click Sunday evening “Hall
of Fame” with songstress Martha
Tilton and top-drawer guest stars.
DOCTOR OF GLAMOUR
The "glamour boy” singers have
brought to the fore a new type of
radio conductor. Typical: Scholar
ly, balding 44-year-old Lloyd Schaf
fer, director of NBC’s popular Mon
day-through-Friday “Supper Club.”
Tricks of style
make the Co- #
mos, [ Sinatras;
Schaffer’s job is
to catch the un
orthodox vocal
phrasings, ar
range the music
to conform.
Good at his
work, Schaffer
is called in to
“doctor” last
minute arrange-
ments lor name singers on as many
as 10 shows a week. Observation:
the Como and Sinatra vocal dipsy
dos are consistent, easy to follow:
some others (i.e.: Alan Jones) sel
dom sings a song the same. Boast
o r farm-born (Ridgeway, Pa.) Lloyd
Mark Schaffer: "I am probably the
only bandleader in New York w r ho
can harness a team of horses.”
SHIPP-SHAPE
Mary Shipp: Henry Aldrich’s
girl-friend, "Kathleen Anderson,”
Friday nights, CBS. Mary, ex-Hol
lywood model, is one of radio’s
smartest looking blondes—possibly
why 36 young fellows auditioned
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Mary Shipp
36 auditioned
loose sweater and gay hair-ribbon.
“It helps me to ‘feel’ the role.’* Off
the air she is the going business
woman: tailored suits, evening
studies (Spanish and French), vol
unteer turns at a New York hospi
tal (librarian). Like the “Aldrichs,”
Mary has her home problem:
HALLOWEEN DANCE
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 31il 9 to 1:30 A.M.
ADMISSION 50c. including tax
EUREKA PARK
Middlebeli
• FEATURING •
Johnny Mills
(just home from service)
and HIS RHYTHM NOTES
Modern, Polkas and Old-Time Square Dancing
DANCING EVERY SAT. and SUN. NITES
• BUSES • Beer • Wine • Sandwiches
Leave Biddle and
Eureka 8:30 p. m ,
0:20 p. m., 10:20 p.m
and stop at Park
gate. Last bus leaves
Park to Wyandotte
at 1:15 a. m.
Jr
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290) in >3l to
win his wife,
Margaret Li v
ingston. Witty,
easy going in
contrast to a
pub licized im
pression of air—
Whiteman loves
“characters,” in
variably keeps a
HB
Lloyd Schaffer
knows tricks
last spring for
the role of
“Henry.” But to
Mary it is all
make believe. Jn
her mid - 20's,
the actress is
six years mar
ried (to an ad
vertising exec
utive.) At
broadcasts Mary
apears in bobby
sox attire—skirt,
RUMPUS ROOM
for those
UNDER 21 YEARS
peacemaking between frisky Scotch
terrier, Grampf and black cat, Er
mentrude.
DOUBLED IN BRASS
Alan Reed: “Falstaff Openshaw,”
wacky poet, of Ed Gardner’s "Duf
fy’s Tavern” (Friday nights, NBC).
Alan used to be a brass polisher on
a trans-Atlantic liner. From the
passengers h e
picked up his
dia 1 e cts, now
can play to tip
top perfection
any one of 22
(radio has use
for no more).
Reed, bom Her
bert Theodore
Ber g m an, 38,
port raying a
gangster role,
failed in his
first radio audition (’27). By later
putting the director "on the spot”
via the phone in the best gangster
idiom, he got the job. The actor
(5-9, 900 pounds) is a former East
ern Intercollegiate wrestling cham
pion (Columbia). His ambition, like
most comedians: to be a serious
dramatic star.
CRASSWELLER HOME
T/5 Charles Crassweller has re
turned to Wyandotte after receiv
ing his discharge from the Army
at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania,
October 21.
Crassweller, a member of the 15th
Cavalry, has been in service since
June 1941 and was overseas 19
months. He saw service in the
European theatre of war and wears
the ETO ribbon with four battle
stars for the Normandy, Northern
France, Rhineland and Central
Europe campaigns, the pre-Pearl
Harbor and good conduct ribbons.
The son of Harry Crassweller,
1105 Third street, he was employed
at the Green Front market before
entering service.
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Alan Reed
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The Original
Straight Jive
By Barbara Ebendick
After faithfully following the
definitely different - anyway - styles
ol writing submitted by a variety
of aspiring studes, we have decided
to join the free-for-all and assist
this once appropriately titled col
umn out of the doldrums of dull
ness which have lowered it almost
to the intellect level of the “St.
Pats Newzette” . . .
With music in our hearts and
complaints, compliments and Just
comments in our minds awaiting
thine attention we shall give forth
with the tunes and triflea . . .
• • •
“Kissing Bug”
The three femmes fatales, Elaine
Dickman, Naomi Albright and Do
lores Donlon were sadly supposed
t> be surviving from that contag
eous disease known as “trench
mouth” this week. . , . All scroun
ging with the same Ensign, no
doubt, sez we. . . .
• • •
“Stars In Your Eyes”
If Arnie Knopp wasn't contem-
FUN ... is not rationed!
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plating plastic surgery on his ex
mug, he should be on his new coun
tenance. . . , Our Spanish speed
star Joey Caterino didn’t spare las
spikes when he practiced the tac
tics in the game with our keenest
kompetitor, River Rouge. . . .
• • •
“1 11 Buy That Dream”
Aye’s and eyes are aimed at
frosh femme Margaret McGarry,
latest lush mush to enter R.H.S.
Her “Listerine laugh” and “Halo
hair” will stir the depths of thy
souls, little chums. . . . Puture
football fiends should taka notice
of their queen of ’4B. . , .
• • •
“Growing Pains”
Little brothers should copy their
older brothers, according to science,
but that infamous infant with the
initials “T. S.” indulges in a habit
ual habit of chawing gum far more
than his big brudder . . . Ilq-pur
ish gum we mean ... 9
• • •
“TUI the End of Tima”
The cast of the Junior play last
year included: Ted Clifton. Shir
ley Miller. Joyce Shingleton, Bonnie
Miller and Dolores Hulka. ... The
cast of the senior play this year
includes: Ted Clifton, Shirley Mil
ler, Joyce Shingleton, Bonnie Mil
ler and Do lore* Hulka . . . but
down your cynical comments con
, (Continued on Page 18)
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