The News Journal du lieu suivant : Wilmington, Delaware • Page 27

TVentv-feven Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Thursday, September 20, 1915 Shirlev Starts Shakespeare's 'Winter's Tale' Role of Wife Will Be Given at Playhouse Hollywood Magic Gave Pilots Best Methods to Bomb Japan Theatre Guide XZ30 4 ACE "Shark Woman." 12:30. 4:54. 7:06, 9:18, and "Brew-ster's Millions," 1. 3:12. 5:24.

7:35, ARCADIA "Rhapsody in Blue." FEATURE ATTRACTION AT 122 46819 Huge Relief Map, Built to Scale of Foot to Mile, Showed Fans Jam Streets About Church During Quiel Marriage Every Detail of Enemy Areas; Movies of This Were Synchronized to Speed of B-29 HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 20 JP). Hollywood hocus pocus has paid off in lives. i t.ove From the dark vastness of a movie sound stage emerges the now-lt-can-be-told story of a top war secret: Of how motion picture technicians, never closer to Tokyo than the Santa Monica pier, showed B-29 Super-Fortress pilots the best way to bomb Japan.

How they did it, utilizing all the magic of photographic laboratories, ing mission and how to save precious is the history of Project 152 of the' minutes over the target area. 18th A. A. F. base unit, which pro-1 The unit went into action o.ie duces A.

A. F. educational 1 I rnYSfrM I HOLLYYOOD, Sept. 20 i. Shirley Temple today began what she considers the greatest role ol her life that of Mrs.

John Ajar. She married the Army Air Forces sergean; last night in a wedding marked by one of the biggest mob acenes in Hollywood history. The former film moppet had wanted a quiet church ceremony. But her fans thought differently. They started gathering at 3 o'clock In the afternoon in front of the WUshire Methodist Church.

By the wedding time, 8:30, a crowd estimated by police at 5.000 lined the etreeus. Traffic down Wilshire Boulevard, main highway through Los Angeles, was hopelessly snarled. Couple Nearly Swamped Forty-five city, studio and military policemen attempted to hold the crowd back. But they were not enough. When the bride and bridegroom left the church, a shouting throng of adolescents, middle-aged women and men nearly swamped them.

A police lieutenant finally or- rrH art aic' rrirrmCTH fho i-TTfs1 I and the couple, surrounded by eight guards, made their way to a waiting car. If the outside scene was hectic, the ceremony inside was just as Shirley wanted it. The 500 invited guests sat quietly in the church, surrounded by hundreds of pink r-ses. Only two-thirds of the seats were taken. At 8:45, Shirley took the arm of her father, George Temple, and walked calmly down the aisle.

She was'wearinz a simnle eown of white! satin. On her head was a small crown of corded satin, and a long aillr nt vn riTanprt nver tHt full train, Shirley's Voice Clear Dr. Wiiisie Martin conducted an Episcopal double ring ceremony. cninev periorn.ea iier ruie wiiai Liic deftness of an academy award win- I -170 POUNDS-AH. MAN AND ALL MINI I 1 TttQ 'A "SYDNEY RFrtlNAtn GARDINER -5 ZSAKALLi "To 1 ivvWx tl HU I I OF WI IandsqueezimA 0 i l-j WATS TEASIH' E0W0TO 1 -sf appeal in behalf of Pacific fliers.

For eight weeks, 80 officers and men labored every waking hour, and a score or more others were called in when needed. Working from many sources Including magazine photos, they built a scale model so accurate that later reconnaissance photos showed only minor imperfections. jThe percentage of accuracy rose 'even higher after reconnaissance photos were made available. Simulated Radar Not missing a single trick, the men of the 18th even devised a simulated radar prediction machin. This showed the B-29 crews what they could expect to see In a radar scope.

A total of 30 movies of bombing runs was made on the set. Then Icame the news that the first atomic bomb had fallen, on Hiroshima. That heralded the end of the war, and the end of Project 152. The men were assigned to other projects. The scale model of Japan was broken up.

Project 152 exists now only on films. But the men worked on it have the memory of high praise from Gen. H. H. Arnold, commanding general of the Army Air Forces, during a recent visit to the 18th base unit.

"There never," said General Ar- Yrt Ko.r onvrhino rmit tn missions" LICAI TH FULL.V IT FIRST fil'M 'TIL YOU SFl IT llNM- UkUH Ji HII.I..N HAIKIR MILLIONS" 'ST In "SHARK WOMAN" Hard Hatfield A. Donna Reed "PItTIRE OF DORIAN GRAY wm ii I hi i i lill mil i Mill iiiIUM imJI aaaMMBMBj of King Leontes in "The Winter's and Saturday afternoon and night LandLs, cast in the role of the accused Queen Hermione; Romney Brent, also of stage-film fame, as Autolycus. and Whitford Kane, as the shepherd. B. Iden Payne, director of the tnarge ui uueciioji.

oloiiu jChaney is creating both the setsj land costumes. The entire production rer He' "I will' cou'd be heard Ui sici.uucu anKsit i. the'rear of the massive church. Winter's Tale." which will be company at Stratford-on-Avon Vcroon Plor Liooj Homr Ao Comedinl from an Orfal tonr unoer the personal supervision of Chester County's share of the Na-Theresa Helbum and Lawrence! tional War Fund is $126,140 and the Langner, administrative directors has been divided into eight The Theatre Guild. districts.

This fund will be in training films. Map of Major Targets The "set" of Project 152 was a huge relief map of the major target areas of Japan, built to the scale of one foot to the mile. It was 80 feet long and 60 feet wide and showed in detail every rice paddy, every clump of trees, every hill and river, and every industrial and military installation. It was complete with artificial fog and "clouds" fashioned of spun glass. Suspended above the set from an enormous monorail crane was a movie camera.

The crane was ingeniously timed to carry the camera across the scale model at a speed approximating that of a B-29 roaring across Japan. Set at a height of 56 inches above the relief map, the camera recorded what the crew of a B-29 would see. from 30.000 feet. Geared to move at 666 feet per minute, the crane simulated the speed of a B-29 at 400 miles an hour. Movie Used to Brief Crews The movies taken on this miniature set were flown to Saipan to "brief the crews of B-29s.

Warrant, Officer John R. Glass, a movie technician formerly with Hal Roach studios, estimated the cost of the entire project was less than half that of one of the many B-29 the project saved from destruction The briefing films he said ww the best way yet devised for showing pilots, navigators, and bombardiers exactly what to look for on a bomb- EARLE THEATRE New tl Del. rhon TODAY and TOMORROW T. Bankhead Wm. Eythe "Royal Scandal" KEEP YOUR WAR BONOS MARKET N.

3rd ST. 1 Oft NOON Contln Sho NEXT ATTRACTION 1 VyTV I I I i i i 11:35. 2:05, 4:35, 7:05, 9:40. CREST "High Powered," 7:33 10:02 and "Thoroughbreds," 8:34. EARLE "Royal Scandal." Open at 6:30.

EDGE MOOR "Valley of Decision," 7:05, 9:20. GRAND "Boston Blackie'a Rendezvous" and "Out of the Night." Open at noon. LOEWS ALDINE "Our Vines Have Tender Grapes." 11:15 10, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35, 9:45. NATIONAL "Salty ORourke." Open at 11. PARK "Without Love." Open at 6:30.

PIKE "Betrayal from the East" and "Eve Knew Her Apples." Open at 6:45. QUEEN "True Glory," 12, 3. 6, 9 and "China Sky," 1:42 4:42. 7:42. 10:42.

RIALTO "Junior Miss." 12. 2, 4. 6. 8, 10. SAVOY "The Suspect." Open at 11:45.

STRAND "The Suspect," and "Under Western Skies." Open at 6. WARNER "Christmas in Connecticut." Open at 11:45. 10 Entries in 4-H Dairy Stock Contest NEWARK, Sept. 20 (Special). Forty entries liave been registered to date for the dairy show in connection with the New Castle County 4-H Club achievement fair, to be held September 29 at the University farm.

There are 16 classes for tiie animals to compete, and the entries have come from eight 4-H Clubs of the county. The largest number of entries in any class to date are for the showing of Guernsey senior calves, 6 months to a year old. Borough Group Hears War Fund Drive Plans KENNETT SQUARE, Sept. 20 (Special). L.

M. Hannum, H. M. Roser, and W. J.

Scarlett represent ed his hnrmish at a mectine of th Chester County War Fund com-; heid in west Chester thisj VHb rjr Charles SwODe chair-1 man for District 12, United War Fund presided. cluded in the local Community Chest as it was last year. SEPT 21-22 MATINEE SAT1RDAY THt THEATRE EbUO HATICNAt SHAfcKFUttM C0MPMT 1 HE WINTER'S KMY P.ORfNCE JtSSt ET DANIELL REED LANDIS ROMNEY BRENT WHITFOKD KANE BOX Ollia NOW OPEN-PRICES Evening. OrcheMra 3.0; Ralrony l't raw ti.V. It r( JI hllrr (nrm tl SO.

S. Mat. Orrh. 40; Bat. tut lait row.

SI.SO; cattery I unreserved 90c. All prices Include tax. SEPT. 28 29 MATINEE SATURDAY The X. Y.

Rowdy Farce Hit! SCHOOL FOR BRIDES LESTER ETHEL WARREN ALLEN BRITTON ASHE AND A BEVY OF PIN-CP MODELS NOW! MAIL ORDERS ONLY Prices Erenings. Balcony 1st ii rows, last ft rows, Gallery (unreserved) 90c. Sat. J1.80. Entire Balcony 1.10.

Gallery (unreserved) All price Include tax. FOR MAIL ORDERS PLEASE ENCLOSE CHECK AND SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE FOR RETURN OF TICKETS. Box oflic opens Sept. 26. 2 Mile.

North of Got. Pnatz Blvd. Bases every i hour from 10th Market TODAY and TOMORROW YEAR'S BIGGEST HIT GREER GARSON GREGORY PECK "THE VALLEY OF DECISION" IPAIRK Open 6:39 P. M. -TOMORROW Donald BARRT Lynne ROBERTS "THE CHICAGO AND Bob CROSBY Fay McKENZIE 'THE SINGING SHERIFF' I JUiiffiiiki ii rrTi75ss RKfilLAR PRICKS Features Today 1 1 10 Illllllilllllllllllllllll PEGGY ANN GARNER 0 StATON WIlliAM PlRlBf Air Medal for Kennett China Transport Flier KENNETT SQUARE, Sept.

(Special). Lieut. James Waiter, son of Mrs. James Walter, of near Kennett Square, has been awarded the Air Medal for over 300 hours of operational flight in transport flying on the India-China transport route over the Himalaya mountains. The war may be over but the S.

O. is sttll important as a service man's "home away from home." You can help the U. S. O. becoming a United War Fund volunteer.

The U. S. O. is one of the chief beneficiaries of the campaign. OPEN P.

M. CHARLES LAUCHTON "THE SUSPECT" NOAH BEERY, JR. "Under Western Skies' NATIONAL Doon Opa II A. M. Daily Today "Salty O'Rourke 1 1 AIR CONDITIONED CREST OPEN TWO SHOWS MARYLAND AVENUE AT BOXWOOD ROAD Bobert LOW FRY Phyllis BROODS "HIGH POWERED" TOM NEAL ADELE MARA "THOROUGHBREDS" Starts Tomorrow Fred MarMarray June Harer "WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE" in Technicolor You'll Enjoy It! Rodney Grill 1105 MARKET ST.

"STATE FAIR" Henry Daniell play the role Tale" at the Playhouse tomorrow night and night. ah au -star csi wmtn. mtiuucs some of the country's leading heen gathered together by The Theatre Guild for its forthcoming seen at me "iayiiuue riuay auu Saturday. Heading a cast of 26 piayers are such famous players as Henry Daniell, recruited from films for the role of King. Leontes; Florence Reed, who will play Paulina: Jessie Royce Avonilale Pastor Accepts Another Call KENNETT SQUARE, Sept.

20 (Special. The Rev. David Kain, pastor of the Avondale Presbyterian Church, has accepted a call to a church in the western part of Penn-slyvania, near Pittsburgh. The con gregation has accepted his resignation and W. W.

Walp and William Harper as representatives of the church will accompany Mr. Kain to the Chester Presbytery to ask for his release. Farm Trade Group Hears DuPont Scientist CHADDS FORD, Sept. 20 (Special). Members of the Chester-Delaware Farm Implement Dealers' Association met on Monfiay evening at the Chadds Ford Hotel.

Harlan Pyle of Chadds Ford, chairman, presented F. Livingston, manager of DuPont extension division, who spoke on chemical research developments and demonstrated his remarks by the use of equipment. Let freedom Ting on Uncle Sam's cash register! Buy U. S. War Bonds and "tamss! THEATRE JUJ If 1 1 CI liLkWi LAYMONT ONE H.

O. 57H TONIGHT and TOMORROW Last Complete Show Starts 8:30 "Betrayal From the East" with Richard Loo Refis Toomry "Eve Knew Her Apples" starring ANN MILLER Sept. 22 KEN SI. 00 plat tax Sept. 26 WOODY HERMAN Adm.

pins tax Dress: Coat and Tie Skat to lh tun of th Electric Hammond Organ and Solorox at th Delaware Boiler Sink This rink is open six nights a week including Sun. afternoons from 2 until 5. Closed Tuesday nights only. Dancing tnstractlons given on Monday and Thursday eveninis from 1 'til P. M.

Special rates (iven to parties. Phone C. 2943 E. Schramm, Mfr. Clnnourudnq hand Ofuminq Duffy's Ogden Inn Under New Management MILL ROAD, OGDEN Tonight, Sept.

20 Music by Al Johnson's Trio, featuring Rodney Sturgis, radio, stage, night cluh and rerordinj artist. Finest selection of food, wines and liquors. JOHN V. DI FFY, Prop. is 20 U.

by LGREENSTREET thi mi mam' tm wiie PETER GODFREY ROBERT SHAYNt with ROBERT ALD OSCAR LEVANT JON LESLTF AI.FXIS SMITH CHARLES rORtRM AL JOLSON BAZEL SCOTT PAIL WHITE.M AN ORCH. 'Hiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiui' vc SKY 1 ADDED ATTRACTION "TRUE CLORY" IIMHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIill i i i rm TODAY ONLY STARTS TOMOIlROH IT'S AUTHENTIC! with BUROESS MEREDITH JJMMH(MIIIMMI1III Ism i SA'l i a in m. j. a a a si or Wr '1 Tsar uiW At the conclusion of the ceremony. Sergeant Agar gave his bride a long, resounding kiss which brought a ripple of laughter from the audience.

The guests included few film personalities. Shirley's one-time boss, Darryl Zanuck, and her present one, David Selznick, were present. But the majority were friends of both families. Earl Warren and his family were among the guests. The 24-year-old bridegroom and his 17-year-old bride received well-wishers at the home of her parents.

After the reception, the couple left en their honeymoon, which will be spent on a motor trip. He must re port back to the Spokane Army Air Base in 10 days, and she will then return to live with her parents. Woodcrest Church Societies Forming WOODCREST, Sept. 20 (Special). Women of Calvary United Presbyterian Church and young people are organizing groups as part of ttie activities program of this young congregation.

Trie women will hold a charter membership day October 7 to enroll members of the Christian Service Guild, the organization name having- already been chosen by leaders tn the movement. A young people's meeting has resulted in a Youtri Society being formed and a charter membership committee named. This society will, hold two meetings each Sunday) evening, one lor the intermediate! ge group and the other for seniors. McDonald, pastor, with the tistance of John K. Huey.

Richard A. EaTS and William R. Miller of First United Presbyterian Church. "Wilmington, will ordain and install elders elected some time ago. Herbert S.

Lilley. who already has been ordained, will be installed. Raymond M. Warner. Harold I.

Salmons, and Ben B. Shawda will be or- dained and then installed as elders. At the same service the following trustees will be installed William J. Bender. Lannis T.

Riggin, Joshua J. Lambden, James L. Langston, Alonzo N. Germ and Edward H. Livermore, Jr.

Calvary Church, organized last February 18 with 97 charter members, expects to complete all church organizations this fall. Twenty Delaware welfare agencies end particularly the U. S. O. are depending upon you for help as a volunteer in the United War Why not join the ranks of volunteers in this great victory campaign? MARD SMELL CRABS CRAB-CAKE PLATTE Ro TA5TY.JANDWI CMEJ1 WINErLIQ.UORS'-'BEER LOUJER ELPUjnnE EASTIRA SKZZZ poirrrs bits ccrrra llafcW ltraj mm ttn oo ANDREW STONE fi-t piefwr with tho remonlic manner When little) Miss "St.

Velvet" Butch, grand and glorious entertainment it in storel is 0 BRIEN St. 1" US LAST n.w PEARL at BUCK'S CHINA illllilllllllllllllHIHII OW PLAYING T) Big First Run AT Feature Hits CHESTER MORRIS BOSTON It LACK IK'S RENDEZVOUS" -PLUS- WARREN WILLIAM "OUT OF THE NIGHT" -PL17S- "THE PURPLE MONSTER STRIKES" IIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIII Chas. Laujhton-Ella Rainti WW Plfati Dial 4-6235 for Calland Delivery Ii SERVICE We are pleased to an JAMES CRAIG FRANCES GIFF0RD ARNES M00REHEAD MORRIS CARN0VSKY mi ITOI If JENKINS PLEASE NOTE Doe to existinf conditions onr CALL and DELIVERY service will be confined to CtTY LIMITS only. We will not he able to take eare of suburban rails at this time. dim on i i nounce ro our many customers and friends the resumption of our in-town CALL and DELIVERY service.

Our service is no further from you than your telephone. 115 WEST NINTH STREET KIN Mil It JiMtfj Ufm.