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St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 6

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rzr7.emr DOELIVUJOOD (gratis ailg (Slobt-Ptnintrat, Ottbnisball I H. Flick's Fall Fatal Earl H. nick. 43 ot Melissa, died yesterday at St. Elizit-14.

beth's Hospital in Granite Oty of injuries suffered August, 24., when be fell at the Venice power plant i of the Union Electric Company. i where 1 he was employed as a checker. Meaty WOOLLEY I LAMM. HARDY PIED pA; HwA tUL tor GI NoGr I lq.d.ii:al..iti.t-,..,rtill'' The filing 1 of Circuit Judge A charge of arson against i w-- 1 David J. Ituzlly for re-election Charles B.

13-year-old ck I tt unr the ne nonpartisan court maintenance man. who confessed plan in Jefferson City yesterday to police July 21 that he set five completed the list of judges fires at the Johansen Bros. Shoe I ing re-election under the plan in i Company, 3642 Laclede avenue 1 the November election. i 1 I and discovered them before ex- 1 Six other St. Louis Circuit tensive damage was done.

in order Judges have filed: Michael J. Scott, i to impress his employers with his worth WWI dilimhoird vesterdav by. ri. iam B. Flynn, Francis Wit wortb, was dismissed yesterday by '2, 1042 CLUB PLAUTATIOU IS 17 HIELOSAR 1 IF taldia 011 OWN; AT THE MOVIES I t- 1P l' Vrfuts gatig 6Iobt Ptmatrat 1040 ee 1 1 Judge' Murphy Files sludge Frees Youth E.

H. Flick's Fall Fatal MOVI ,1 ci Earl IL Flick, SS, ot Mazissa, u- it' 11 1 4 1 beth's Hospital in. Granite Oty of Alt tow "I I 4 AN Al fil 1 III died yesterday at St. Eliza- 1114 Iti IP it VAL es injuries suffered August, 24. when dad' 11 7:13 likit IP IP go Judicial List Full Who Admitted Fir 1 -us xi.

f)-, a. li, In be fell at the Venice power plapt I altaiDA where 1 he was ernIAYed as i .07 ammo, 4aemorififtstees of the Union Electric Company. Tbe filing of Circuit Judge A charge of I arson David J. Murphy for re-election Charles E. Post.

15-year-old checker. L. under the neW nonpartisan court maintenance man- who confessed a 110013 OPEN 11 NOON 0 plan in Jefferson City yesterday to police July 21 that be set five completed the list of judges seek. fires at the Johansen Bros. Shoe I 3617 Meaty WOOLLEY leiliyileflOWALL LAUIEL HARDY ing re-election under the plan in i Company, 3042 Laclede avenue, I ELNAR filed Mich Scot A EPatull 7 THE PIED HAUNTING the November election i i 1 and discovered them before ex- 1 1 WE WILL'60r 'Six other St Louis Circuit tensive damage was done.

in order I.e" AM WWII" 72" to impress his employers with his CLUB PLAUTATICII 1 Juges ave ae. I William B. Flynn, Francis E. Wil- wcirtil was yesterday by, tl dismissed I tAl.S.,,hi 1 ry 0,1 it I rm.) I 1 YOUR SILOCki CONE AS SOS ASS" JETTS-PILLARS CHESTSI. Poo win, TICSMITH.

Lvrie Toow IMSICIA BUDDY AND SMALL. AND OTHERS- emoorit AIR-CONDITIONTD stoss Ittl I 111 YOUR SILCiti cost ois you ANC" JETTS-PILLARS DIMMEST Feelkoring TED SMITS. Leiria Teoer IMERC IA BUDDY AND SMALL. AND OTHERS. 3 3.

mom Ali-CONDITIONED etsee 00ES OPEN .10 4F SNOW ST ANTS IS .1 wirmit "At UNCLE Ti i I-- -----E lams. oakley. Joseph J. Judge David EitzGibbon of the IWard and William H. Killoren, a I Court of Criminal Correction.

Probate Judge Glendy It Ai'. Judge FitzGibbon; who had the nold. Also seeking re-election are I ease under advisement since U. 1 two members of the Stipreme gust 18. decided in favor of the i Court, two Jackson County Circuit ir defendant on ground of insuf! Judges and a Jackson County Pro- i ficient evidence.

I I .5. I i Judge David FitzGibbon of the hams. Ernest Gamey. joae .1.4 Juoge LIM VIC 01 LUC tWard and William H. Killph oren, a Court of Criminal Correction.

has Probate Judge Glendy 13. AiN4 Judge FitzGibbon who had the nold. Also seeking re-election are ease under advisement since Au. two members of the Stipreme 1 gust decided in favor of the I Court. two Jackson County Circuit defendant on ground of insuf- He did.

George took him for 75 French. in which helt star. bucks! Jack Pierce put the horror in hori ror pictures by his superb makeShit Got Me i up for 17 years' at'UniversaL But rve heard Rise Stevens sing at Diana Barrymore insisted Wally the Metropolitan. at the San Fran- Westmore make her up as Queen cisco Opera House, and at Our Victoria. Those United Air Shrine Auditorium.

but I'll take Lines stewardesses did so well Rise in the Hollywood bowL She PleYing bits in "The Commanwas wonderfuL Eddie Brack- dos" that Producer Lester Cowan on had an urge to meet Carmen Sas enlarged Millie Andrews' role Miranda. so his wish was fulfilled and brings her back to Holly-at the Players the other night wood to complete the iicture, so and all he could say was "excuse Jim Nuttertelhi me. Jim showed' me!" Boy. are those long let- me the inside of a Boeing Flying ters Bonita Granville gets from Fortress last summer when I Jackie Cooper. She showed me one passed through Seattle.

Wash. of 47 pages. Ain't love wonderful! and I couldn't get out of it fast Rosemary de Camp, who has enough! spoken with a foreign accent in Ceprright, 1942., by the Chicago Tribune practically every picture she's 1 4 male. from Hold Back the Dawn" bl Movie-T to "Jungle Book." can't speak any- ime a thing but English. It was Edgar Selwyn In the last war, and i AM A 8 Broad-not Murray, who said he way" at 10:58, 2:10, 5:22 and 8.34.

regretted that he had but one wife "Take a Letter, Darling" at 12:06, He did George took him for 75 French." in which helt star. bucks! Jack Pierce put the horror in hor- i ror pictures by his superb make- She Got Me i up for 17 years at'UniversaL But rye heard Rise Stevens sing at Diana Barrymore insisted Wally the Metropolitan. at the San Fran- Westmore make her up as Queen cisco Opera House, and at Our Victoria. Those United Air Shrine Auditorium. but I'll take Lines stewardesses did so well Rise in the Hollywood bowL She PIATing bits in 'The Comman- was wonderfuL Eddie Brack- dos" that Producer Lester Cowan was Eddie Brack Goa enat r-rouucer Ws had an urge to meet Carmen role Sas enlarged Millie Andrews' I Miranda.

so his wish was fulfilled and brings her back to Holly- at the Players the other night-- wood to complete the iicture. so and all he could say was "excuse Jim Nutter tells me. Jim showed'. flier, Boy. are those long let- me the inside of a Boeing Flying bate Judge.

I I Only one of the 14 Judges corn- 111112,1 ing under the plan failed to file i 1 Vot for -re-election. He is Supreme ntl Court Judge Charles Thomas Hays, VI who has said he will not seek re- vintS RI Oration. i 1) 1 1 1 IC1(1 lb 1 it i SHOW BOAT agE CONDJTIONED air VI CONDITIONED 11ffsgS02 oAt. NI 4 aus trIORVitif i 1111, 4, GRAND OPENING FRIDAY. SEPT.

11 'Franicie MASTERS 11 HIS ORCHESTRA PLAYING 2-WEEK ENGAGEMENT 2als Ad and Pa1 Alec alai Aeon 2 Odaniat Slab Id only Adm. Stio fur 9. tolle alter: Fri. Sat. SOL FINEST Fr w.

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PLAYING HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA I 2-WEEK ENGAGEMENT 2 9. 4 BO momiA l----11 ass Ad And PdIi Ada, Viso Aeon 0.satiot Nittit only Adm. Mae be- IN. Mr Ms tatter: Sat tt 4 citica Tit i irt -1 II il to give to his country. 3:18.

8:30 and .9:42. 1w mGME wo Nw I 0 PRESENTS Ar--m itathshelter WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN Little Enough I HOTEL LEI11101 Nightie R30. Rates to Organization. Foot of Lorusa GA. 8675.

IIIIINTILT ENTERTAINMENT IIGOLDEN ROD PRESENTS, I Rathskeller WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN HOTEL LE11110X Nit, Miry J111411 R.G. ft, Awirlartiok Home Rathskeller )TE LE 11110X INTIT ENTERTAINMENT no; away az; itiob -JA7K HALEY.DENNING Yonv 1 i 4 for NE, eiffir Rem ff010704' ITN 4: 110rio RY a cuutun oe flapper. In a letter 111 110 ZOSORI2 from Oscar Morgan of Para- mount's short department, he tells nocza wog Z21 Tokyo, U. S. at 12:30, 3:20, 6:10 and 9:04.

"Frtlight Sere- nade" at 1:35, 4:25, 7:15 and 10. I'll Find You" at 10, 12:19, 2:38, 4:57. 7:15 and 9:43. MISSOURI i Piper" at 12:30, 3:35, 6:40, 9:45 and at 12:47 and 3:49 a. m.

"A-Haunting We Will Go" at 2:27, 5:32, 8:37, 11:39 and at 2:41 a. in. ST. the Blue Horizon" at 6 and 8:52. The Big Shot" at 7:15 and 10:07.

Tokyo, U. S. at 12:30, 3:20, 610 and 9:04. "Irmottli ght Sere- nada" at 1:35. 4:25.1 7:15 and 10.

LOEW' "Somewhere I'll Find S--- You" at 10, 12:19, 2:38, 4:57. 7:15 clA IltICQriTITPT 13, 1 et 1 tnd 9:43. MISSOURI Piper" at 12:30, 640, 9:45 tnd at 12:47 and 3:49 a. m. Haunting We Will Go" at 2:27, $:32, 8:37, 11:39 and at 2:4 a.

m. 3T. the Blue Horizon" at 6 and 8:52. The Big 3hot" at 7:15 and 10:07. me that two of.

my shorts have been put on 16 mm. film and sent to our armed, forces. Those two show Jane Withers' birthday party, a Bob Hope broadcast with Elsie Janis, Frances Langford, Jerry Co lona and the gang, Lum 'n' HOLLYWOOD, CAL, Septem- ber LArthur Hornblow has three stories ready for production "Mary Smith, USA," about a girl who falls in love all over again with America; "Starlight' with Bill Powell and Hedy Lamarr, and "Quo Arad's. In 'Starlight" Bill plays an astronomer, who life is almost as upsetting as an actor's. He works by night and sleeps by day.

Hedy be' comes an astrologist, which is just about as acceptable to an astronomer as rat poison. You can Imagine their complications. His script on "Quo radii" should make an outstanding picture. Nero- becomes Hitler in the modern version and fundamentally there isn't much difference be, tween the two. They're both glut.

tons for power, with a iassion for enslaving the populace. Nero had Rome set on fire, then blamed it on the Christians. Hitler started a fire throughout the world, which can only be put out by going back to our 'Christian concept of life. The part of a Roman soldier was especially for Gablea sort of Roman Rhett Butler. 1 Errol Flynn could -play It, but he'll no doubt be in our armed forces, too, when they get around to making itwhich I hope will be soon, because that's the kind of thing we need on the screen right now Gobbling Them Up le Visart, Cecil de Mille's aahion designer, has transferred her bits! and pieces over to Hunt Stromberg's studio, which was a mighty smart move on his part.

I know, because Natalie made me look the way I wish nature had in "Reap the Wild Wind." Did you know that Ted Kate Smith's producer and di-, has introduced more than50 per cent of the songs which you've whistled and sung the last 10 years? Collins kind of smells a bit tune, and when Kate troduces I it, it becomes a permanent fixture. Ann Sheridan lost a bet to Alexis Smith, but doesn't know it yet. Alexis bet Ann that she'd never be Mrs.eraig Stevens- 1 She won't When they marry shell be Mrs. Gail Shikles. I Doesn't Happen George! Burns, just back from New York with Gracie Allen, says they're crazy about gin-rummy back there, too.

They play three games at once. Well, in a session he was having with Bill Murray, Ilka Chase's husband (who's a nice guyhe had just given GeorgC a 50-cent George was 'way ahead when Bill dealt him a blitz Not wanting to he picked up a king, which ruined his 4 hand, and Louis Sobol watching over his shoulder, said, "Are you crazy?" George iiiplained, "No, that's the wiiy we play out West." Sobol walked away in disgust, ran Into Billy Seymour and said. "Of all the dopesit's George Burns playing gin-rummy!" Billy couldn't wait to get into a game with him. HOLLYWOOD, CAL, Septem- ber LArthur Hornblow has three stories ready for production --Mary Smith, USA," about a girl who falls in love all over again with America; "Starlight" with Bill Powell and Hedy La- marr, and "Quo Vadia." In "Star- light" Bill plays an astronomer. whose life is almost as upsetting mvuOISC III 13 111111101111 IIS optetung as an actor's.

He works by night and sleeps by day. Hedy comes an astrologiat, which is just about as acceptable to an astronomer rat poison. You Treat Abner on Lum's ranch, with their 2------ children and horses, and Lum done Andy Devine has been inveigled 1 I up in cowboy clothes' both the I into a dress suit for "Between Us am WHOLE CE boys looking as they do in person, i Girls," a garb into which Diana not as the old men they imperson- i Barrymore talked him. ate on the radio and screenand cfi the prettiest shoes I've ever seen TOP 0' THE TOWN THEIR LOVE of Connie Bennett at horns with AIR-CONDITIONED GALS 0 1111 1 AI a ir) Floor Shows 4I NIGHTLY Froturloo tqw49 FREDDIE BEGEMANNi Toner Master 01 Goromoolot I Clara Delmar 10. Sall OLE LOVE 0 in tit Ali iIke 7 Andy Devine has been inveigled nto a dress suit for "Between I.13 a garb into which Diana gm WHOLE 3arrymore talked him.

TOP 0' THE TOWN THEIR LOVE Treat AIR-CONDITIONED GALs fit a DANCING eji Flor Show NIGHTLY Featuring 114491 FREDDIE BEGEM2i Toner IL Master st COCO Clara A Delmar 10. her three children. 'Should Be Fun 'Should Be Fun her three children. Should Be Fun HUllS CAFE NATURAL BRIDGE ID. Friday, Sept.

4 Fondly-Styl Dinners ENTERTAINMENT FOR WORKERS From Union FRI DAY'S your hearttoastde by the nation's 1 band in the Inusical romance of the year! An It KO-Radio Het! anesie" Shown Only, TODAY ii 45,33 6.... at.r.,i,w Opio 1.36 start 7 0 oatv It 36 Wert i linollOinte '1, TIVOLI SokivAter yid 0. 1.6.3r211110;i'vt i A Ian; 'd3ee'llS V't UNION sr Fre Grs.6 Voeft god Essteo 6,38 OW 4 34 NOTHING. rOR LIKE' IT ON tAnTo IN NEAVEN! SHOWN AT AIGULAII PRICISI Val' DISNEY'S tolosolo tows liPow With STOKOWSKI-7111 16111101 PLUS! Pohl'. Brodorkk Jecitio STACK CRAWFORD COOPER "MEN OF TEXAS!" "ORCHESTRA WIVES! FOX PREVIEW TONITE 8:40 P.M.

Glenn George Ann Lynn MILLER MONTGOMERY RUTHERFORD BARI In Addition to Corrent Fox Film Program! ORLD .13 DANCING 10 6 SONG Alm ro 4-4) s. 036 IM III BAND IP 'T, LAST DAY! Bitty MALE John PAYNE 100ILIGHT SERENADE' I--(wad LITTLE TOKYO, U.S.AI'y hit RS LAST DAY! 1 1 FOX PREVIEW TONITE 8:40 P.M. "A-1 Glenn George Ann Lynn Bitty CRANIA John PAYNE 1 siINE MILLER MONTGOMERY RUTHERFORD BARI- 'FOOTLIGHT SERENADE' L2 11 SUSAN PETE el Itio om it "OEICHESTEIZI WIVES!" I and In Addition to Corrent Fox Film Program! 'LITTLE TOKYO, U.S.A.!' 11 TA nnyt 4 1 OURS 'For Ono crt.1 RIO 14: ORLD .13 DANCING RD Granawsupk, .36 ittyvicts SONG your heart to a sw 1-- tante 111 ts.1" 63vi otmar art I 0." Stivt I yid v-sZart OW psrt Eit6 III 1 BAND Dining-3e plift UNION, re7 Frt tt 41 A 36 St ik -724qr 35" Gritarti NOTHING Att Iltirr Hums LIKE IT CAFE by the eet serenade, NATURAL BRIDGE RD. glatiOn's ON EART EN! Av Eik Friday, Sept. 4 ,0 I MUSical on --E A5 Family-Style Dinners rOMant ce nu 4L et ah re! An NIC '0- Ali VOWS AT olGUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR WORKERS Radio Het! ey From Union "SUPS 1 (3 FRIDAY'S AO (1 George Montgome.

-st, Ann th. lobt. Brodorkk jecigio with te STACK CRAWFORD COOPER Via "Fantasia" Sho "MEN eta A.eali OF TEXAS!" 30 Only, i li A and His Balutti gIrglEIJS grA. I CARSONVILLE 11637 Opening Catering tit ALLNITE DEFENSE Jos 5 Comfits WATCH CARSO 8637 1 Opening Catering to ALL-HITE DEFEO Jost 5 Winn WATCH lummemmen CARSONVILLE 11637 Opening Catering tit ALL-NITE DEFENSE Jos 5 Comfits Bud Abbott's brother, Harry0 will open the "Swing Shift Repels" here Saturday at the Music pox. Sounds like a smart idea, and you can bet your bottom dollar he wont be able to keep Abbott and I Costello off the stage.

He's air ady up Carmen did that hot dance in 'Panama Hattie," but who was by 'James Roosevelt. He used; her In his Juke box films, if you can remember that far back. Hollywood writers have gotten the nod from New York producers. "Our First Murder," by Bob Presnell, will star Zasu Pitts. Al Woods has taken -This Little Hand," by Wilfred Pettitt, who worked in the story department at Warners'.

Columbia Pictures will back "Uniforms -by Laura Wilck tells me. June Havoc's doing a whale of a job at our army camps. There's illinft comedienne. That's what she should be playing on- the screen, too. Hope He Makes If When Donald Crisp completes 'Mark Twain," he hopes to fly to England and report to the War Ministry.

He has Nilor-Wed before with Scotland Yard, and would like to get back into it. Charles Boyer is preparing a film on his own people, the "Free Bud Abbott's brother. Harrliwill 1 de ly 10 la Fqi Greer GIRSON Walter. PIDGEON "MRS. MINIVER!" Greer GaillSON Walter PIDGEDN "MRS.

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Pages Available:
933,778
Years Available:
1853-1963