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I FORT WORTH STAR-TELECRAM-7 Wed Morn: May 7 1941: FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-7 Wed May 7 1941 Music Study Club Ends Year With Spring Recital PICKETS CHANT GRIEF TO CONGA IID II 'a ts et 1: Radio Progrtzms e-Serviee Merchandise HISTORY A LA HOLLYWOOD Ginger Rogers Charms As Famed Dolly Madison Delicious With Fresh Strawberries ri Mt A ryas ot in Mtn rtes Delicious With Fresh Strawberries 1 Nr Riii r- r7- t-4 aro! 1 4 -Fr 3 1 -wool i I merit is highly developed and her tone ample and expressive The- brilliant work was played with fire and vivid contrast Eleanor Bryan Armstrong soprano accompanied by Mrs RIfus offered the celebrated Polonaise from "Mignon" with exceptional technical accuracy and ease and the security of intonation of an instrument Four pianists Mrs Jeffus Mrs Parker Mrs McNair and Mrs Bowser gave at two pianos a rousing performance of Tschaikowsky's "Marche Slave" tional technical accuracy and ease and the security of intonation of an instrument Four pianists Mrs Jeffus Mrs Parker Mrs McNair and Mrs Rowser gave at two pianos a rousing performance of Tschaikowsky's "Marche Slave" Vv4P14- BA killIEL Fon 4 VI rIFI 4 IF Eli eJ BY CITA BUNIPASS Ilistory comes to 7th St with a housing shortage of the 19th Century which plaees Aaron Burr and James Madison as roomers at the home of a young Quaker widow and her mother David An s7gasF lc's IL ka- atas Century hich plaees Aaron Burr widow and her mother Daid and James Madison as roomers at the home of a young Quaker NEW YORK May 6 (P)-- Employes of the Arthur Murray dance studios formed a conga line in front of one of the studios Tuesday in a demonstration protesting what they said were attempts of the management to forestall recognition of a CIO union demonstrators predominantly attractive young women dance instructors at the studio snaked around in front of the building singing and punctuating their chanting with the rattling of maracas Suiting their chanting to the rhythm the demonstrators sang: "Two-four six eight Mr Murray negotiate One-twothree-kick papa better sign quick" a ELAue vaa agawa demonstrators pre- dominantly attractive young women dance instructors at the studio snaked around in front the building fron of uiing singing and punctuating their chant- in kith the rattling of mare- cags Suiting their chanting to the rhythm the demonstra- tors sang: "Two-four -six eight Murray negotiate One-two- better sign quick" BY CLYDE WHITLOCK The Music Study Club presented its spring concert the closing event of the club year Tuesday afternoon at the 'Woman's Club featuring the club chorus and member soloists The event was arranged by Mrs Rush Brader president Mrs Fred Parker program chairman Mrs Myers choral chairman and Mrs Theo Cromer entertainment chairman The chorus of 30 members is directed by William Marsh and accompanied by (rZella Oliver Jeffus The program included several spring-like numbers which were new to us such as "A Madrigal in May" (Newton) and "The Skylark" (Barnby) tunes blithe and merry There were arrangements of songs such as "Comes the Spring" (Debussy) and "Land of Light" (Strauss) and a skillful transcription by Gaines from Handel called' "Nightingale Song" in which Paul Morgan of the TCU music department played a flute obbligato with delicacy and refinement The chorus closed with "Redbuds" by Marsh The group is well balanced in parts and sings with clear unforced tone and careful shading Excellent musicianship was manifested by director and members in the Debussy and Handel items A pianist comparatively new to the city is Anne Bryan Lindsay a product of Nashville and Chicago who played the Liszt "Hungarian Fantasy" with Mrs Browning at the orchestral piano Mrs Lindsay's technical equip Ai li Brauer ies rs usn NIrs Fred ParkIt pr er program chochl man- Mrs IkI Myers ra chairman and Mrs Theo Cromer entertainment chairman The chorus of 30 members is directed by William Marsh and ja ce cf fou 13 aTnhiee dp obgyr a Zi neel 1 ua e0dlisveevr eral spring-like numbers which were new to us such as "A Madri- gal in May" (Newton) and "The Skylark" (Barriby) tunes blithe and merry There were arrangements of songs such as "Comes the Spring (Debussy) and "Land of Light" (Strauss) and a skillful transcri rl- k' tion by Gaines onfrom Handel called "Nightingale Sg" in which Paul Morgan of the TCU music department played a flute obbliga- The chorus closed with "Redbuds" to with delicacy and refinement Mars The group is well balanced In parts and sings with clear un- forced tone and careful shading Excellent musicianship was mani- fested by director and members in the Debussy and Handel items A pianist comparatively new to the eit3r is Anne Bryan Lindsay product of Nashville and Chi- a cago who played the Liszt "Hun- garian Fantasy" with Mrs I Browning at the orchestral piano Lindsay's technical equip- Mrs Niven plays the traitor Burgess Meredit is the idealistic young politician and Ginger Rogers is early America's famous hostess and first lady whose story is told in "The Magnificent Doll" at the Worth Written by Irving Stone the screen play goes back to the days when democracy was on trial and picks a half dozen historial characters for a plot that will bring a generous amount of criticism from those who know American history well Miss Rogers is charming as the political-minded socialite who as a girl in Virginia was pledged to marry a man she had never met The camera takes Dolly through two unhappy years of marriage to her first husband a romance with Burr and her marriage to Madigon at a slow pace which allows too much time for scrutinizing the picture's attempt to record history Miss Rogers wears her first period costumes for the Doll's famous parties and her 25 ensembles arelopped by Lilly Dache hats Both she and Meredith have claim to Fort Worth She won a Charleston contest here which took her to Hollywood and Meredith was stationed in Fort Worth during the war 1uzstass As aaRex A1- a early America's famous hostess and first lady whose story is told in "The Magnificent Doll" at the Worth NVritt I en rvin Stone the screen play goes back to the days was on trial and nch democrac ekns a half doYzen historial char- acters for a plot that will bring a generous amount of criticism from those who know American history well Miss Rogers is charming as the political-minded socialite who as a girl in Virginia was pledged to marry a man she had never met The camera takes Dolly through two unhappy years of marriage to a romance with her first husband Burr and her marriage to Madi- gon at a slow pace which allows too much time for scrutinizing the picture's attempt to record his- tory Miss Rogers wears her first pe- nod costumes for the Doll's fern- ous parties and pped by Li her 25 ensembles arelolly Dache hats Both she and Meredith have claim to Fort Worth She won a Charleston contest here which took her to Hollywood and Mere- dith was stationed in Fort Worth during the war BESTYETT TREASURE CHEST estyett Potato MONDAY WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY I 0: I A 44 4 rPts Alt Remember the Slogan: "Their Flavor Wins Favor!" 5-441 It St: r-t fiE11' ROGERS Dolly Madison The Palace will open Group Asks! day with Richard Dix in "1 Hour" co-starring Karen of Real 3 Children Struck License Billiiniured by Autos p- HERE AND THERE The Gay 90s Revue announced for May 16 at Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium has been canceled The Palace will open Wednesday with Richard Dix in "The 13th Hour" co-starring Karen Morley Meeting Hears Stale Medical Society Head DALLAS May 6 (IP)--The 13th Century epitomized its ideals in cathedrals and the 20th Century in much the same spirit and faith in medical centers Dr Claude Cody Jr president of the State Medical Association of Texas said Tuesday Dr Cody gave the annual president's address to some 2000 Texas doctors registered for the convention Mrs George Turner El Paso president of the woman's auxiliary to association brought greetings from the doctors' wives Dr Cody divided medical service Into two major phases: Scientific medicine or the strictly technical phase and the distribution of medical care The hospital and the medical school are the pillars of the arch for the distribution of medical care he said Vickery Pupils Will Present Play "Little Red Riding Hood" Will be given by the Vickery School first grade at 3 Wednesday in the auditorium for parents and friends Miss Mary Morrison class teacher announced Children participating in the play are Glenda Davis Joyce Brooks Judy Russell Dianna Hilliard Edwin Knifong Tommy Booker Malissa Thomas Bobby Belzner Junior Morris Tim Talbert June Taylor Joe Godwin Juanita Morris Eddie Hearne Christine McKown Ronald Boba Patricia Orr John Harold Paugh Deanna Sprayberry Jerry Kunkle James McWilliams Michael Hams and James Eller Jane's a'Big Girl Takes Over $40401 LOS ANGELES May 6 (IP) She's a big girl now-21 years old to be Jane Withers erstwhile film juvenile Tuesday was granted control of her own property valued at $4040183 Superior Judge Harold Jeffrey approved a final accounting by the actress' mother Mrs Ruth Withers and relieved her of her guardianship over Jane NI ONAt -SWC) t7V- I NJ Cr PMONE 2-418 FEATURE STARTS 12:15 2:08 4:00 5:55 7:50 9:45 No Woman Ever Loved With Moro to Lose GINGER ROGERS "MAGNIFICENT DOLL" BURGESS MEREDITH Plus-PETE SMITH SPECIALTY Continuous Show Starts at 11:45 2:10 4:35 7:00 9:35 No Reserved Seats "DUEL IN THE SUN" PHONE 3-4242 GREGORY PECK JENNIFER JONES SEATS 80c NIGHTS SUNDAY 130 all prices include tax AVM PHONE 7-6542 lbede aeaesices --c---i-' ---r 1116 it--- -Lifi le i ft TA: )1 a-J-17 i J-'47- --yrer-- 4 '1--7: 41r" it I 1 4 e- 1 li4C7- A ib- kfalta '41-e--- cr( '----s- -4 fiF k- riee4114 1716ede aeaesice 't 0 a4 --'4' toct11 2 4 1 -ye 4 a s-40- 11 -1 -7---- Jane's a Big Girl i 11 I 4-T -4 et 1 4 1 i 4 i I 1171 'axes uver $40401 1 17-- 1360 ON 1 I EARN cAsH oN Kx0L '4 LOS ANGELES May 6 YOUR DIAL f' ----40 She's a big girl now-21 years oldl' 4trat APEyr to be Jane Withers' MONDAY fli? -t i erstwhile film juvenile Tuesday BESTYETT 1 WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY eeting Hears was granted control of her own tit afaao TREASURE CHEST property valued at $4040185 MIS AM A 4-4 A 11 -Vr- p' Superior Judge Harold 1 --a s-0' tate Medica by the actress' mother Mrs Ruth I El i'1 7:: tkv Withers and relieved her her ki 2 rey approved a final accounting -t ir estyett rotat 1 11 I Al i t' guardianship over Jane i A ociety Head Remember the Sloe-tan: "Their Flavor ll'ins Favor!" -i -1- rs DALLAS May 6 (W)----The 13th -roma al lace kraffigitiAtiiieafialtit-Womadlo000k iikoArhmktawawlitiLilleAllei Century epitomized its ideals in Au illa a cathedrals and the 20th Century l'z i 1- jrAe- '-N 1 440 St in much the same spirit and faith P1Pr SILIOWINIr s'- )4 in medical centers Dr Claude ti Cody Jr president of the State -'4 41 A' '4-4-t-1----t1 511 a iiii Medical Association of Texas said 311-- 4 i 31e' -ft "1 HERE AND THERE Tuesday 11111M las 111114111r m- PHONE -4' i 4 2-4 The Gay 90s Revue announced Dr Cody gave the annual presi- Dolly Madison rial Auditorium has been can ROGERS for May 16 at Will Rogers Memo- dent's address to some 2000 Texas FEATURE STARTS 12:15 2:08 4:00 5:55 7:50 9:45 doctors registered for the conven- Vickery Pupils No over Loved celed tion Mrs George Turner Ell With Wman Moro ta Lose The Palace will open Wednes- Paso president of the woman's GINGER ROGERS Group Asks day with Richard Dix in "The 13th auxiliary to association Will AGNIFICEN Present Play "MT Hour" co-starring Karen Morley brought greetings from the doc- "Little Red Riding Hood" will of Real tors' wives be given by the Vickery School DOLL" 3 Children Struck Dr Cody divided medical serv- ice Into two major phases: Scien first grade at 3 Wednesday in the auditorium for parents and Plus-PETE SMITH SPECIALTY BURGESS MEREDITH License billiiniured by Autos tific medicine or the strictly tech nical phase and the distribution friends Miss Mary Morrison of medical care The hospital and class teacher announced Children participating in the are Glenda Davis Joyce 1 the medical school are the pillars play 11113LI D1 PHONE MWOO a of the arch for the distribution of Brooks Judy Russell Dianna 34242 medical care he said hard Edwin Knifong Tommy Continuous Show Starts at mecularold Booker Melissa Thomas Bobby 11:45 2:10 4:35 7:00 9:35 No Reserved Seats elzner unior "DUEL IN bert June Taylor Morris Jo Godwin Tim Tal Juanita Morris Eddie Hearne THE SUN" hristine McKown Ronald Boba GREGORY PECK atricia Orr John Harold Paugh JENNIFER JONES Deanna Sprayberry Jerry Kunkle MATINEE-ALL SEATS 80c SoNDAY ames McWilliams Michael Wil- NIGHTS liSU liams and James Eller prices include tax 130 -----a- NEWILIBETIT PA er- -A PHONE Fort wows Gowns" Snow uolue Three children were victims of auto-pedestrian accidents Tuesday afternoon but none suffered serious injury Thomas Jackson Jr 5 of 3979 Valentine suffered body bruises and face cuts when hit in front of his home He is at St Joseph's Hospital Patsy Ann Adams 6 of 2612 Harwood was treated for a head cut at City-County Hospital after being struck near her home by an automobile John Henry Alderge 7 of 809 Webb suffered minor bruises when hit by a car in the 800 block on Broadway He was treated at City-County Hospital Graveside Services Set Cleburne Three children were victims of tauto-pedestrian accidents Tuesday afternoon but none suffered se- rious injur3' Thomas Jackson Jr 5 of 3979 Valentine suffered body bruises and face cuts when hit in front of his home Ile is at St Joseph's Hospital Patsy Ann Adams 6 of 2612 Harwood was treated for a head cut at City-County Hospital after being struck near her home by an automobile John Henry Alderge 7 of 809 Webb suffered minor bruises when hit by a car in the 800 block on Dr Harold Af Williams Fort Worth was named assistant secretary of the association by the trustees He will assume his new post July 1 taking over the job formerly held by Dr Anderson of Fort Worth who died several months ago Speakers at sectional meetings Tuesday included Dr Harold Jones Chicago Dr Thomas Folbre San Antonio Dr Magath Rochester Minn Dr Foster Moore Jr San Antonio' and Dr George Cox state health officer Austin The convention will continue through Thursday Williams Fort Dr I Worth was named assistant secre- tary of the association by the trustees He will assume his new post July 1 taking over the job formerly held by Dr An- derson of Fort Worth who died several months ago Speakers at sectional meetings Tuesday included Dr Harold Jones Chicago Dr Thomas Folbre San Antonio Dr Magath Rochester Minn Dr ana yr taeorge cox state health officer Austin The convention will continue through Thursday BY SA3I KINCH Austin Staff Correspondent AUSTIN May House state affairs committee Tuesday right recommended passage of the real estate licensing bill and a measure permitting barbers to set minimum prices for their services The committee voted 10 to five approval of Senate Bill 150 which creates a real estate licensing commission and increases the annual fee from $3 to $10 The board would handle licensing procedure now handled by the secretary of state's office The barber bill Mtroduced by Representative Wallace of Fort Worth would permit the State Board of Barber Examiners to conduct elections and let a majority of the barbers in a locality fix minimum charges It was approved by the committee on a voice vote The committee also approved Tuesday night a bill by Representative Evans of Denison to create a state mediation and conciliatory service for labor disputes Evans' bill 'would require advance notice of proposed changes in working agreements and would require mediation under supervision of the State Labor BY SA Austin Staff AUSTIN NI state affairs right recomm the real estate a measure per set minimum ices The committ approval of Ser creates a real mission and in fee from $3 tc The board ing procedure secretary of sta The barber Representative Worth would Board of Bar conduct clectio jority of the t) fix minimum proved by the voice vote The proved Tuesda Representative to create a st conciliatory ser putes Evans' bill vance notice of in working agrt require mediati sion of the Sta BY SA3I KINCH Austin Staff Correspondent AUSTI May House State affN airs committee Tuesday right recommended passage of th real estate licensing bill and a measure permitting barbers to set minimum prices for their serv- ices The committee voted 10 to five approval of Senate Bill 150 which creates a real estate licensing coin- mission and increases the annual fee from $3 to $10 The board would handle licens- ing procedure now handled by the secretary of state's office STARTS TODAY FEATURE STARTS 1215 1:45 3:23 5 6:40 830 9t50 Caught Red-Honded at Murdars Ha Didn't Commiti I iit '4 A -v: 0 24- -t -f TN 12ei 1ii'l it ''''s SHOWING MGM's Now SNOWING' tJ MGM's inttl 4111bvi 11Ir A HOOYS' II le RICHARD DIX as "The Whistler" in GINGER Hc use Passage Estate GINGE Hc 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ENDS TONITEI Ingrid Bergman Robert Montgomery HURRY! ENDS TONITEI Ingrid Bergman tii 0111Prb "THIRTEENTH HOUR" "RAGE IN HEAVEN" Fro Parking Lot BogorPlea At st 241 Graveside services for Robert Foster 52 of 900 9th Ave who died in a hospital here Saturday will be held at 10 a Wednesday in Cleburne Mr Foster had been a resident of Fort Worth for 10 years Survivors include his wife one daughter Mrs Juanita Mullins of Munich Germany two brothers Foster of Fort Worth and Foster of Wapata Wash and two sisters Mrs Fannie Mod-sett of Walnut Springs and Mrs Lulu Nance of Bullard Karon Morley John Kellog 1-6--- 11 I 11' Edgar Kennedy "SOCIAL TERRORS' ''SOCIAL TERRORS'1 rigNOWA CrAtisG HARR Pro( 1 FEATURE NO 2 YOUR COMEDY HMO OF 4 -A RAD01 11 di Cim At is ittri6 FE -ATI rr---t'-' 0 li 711 I tt( 71 001 A I 1 'I 7 7-7- LydickBarmann Co ATTIC MIS IL II II Hi IrtitHb WBAP-WFAA-570 WBAP-WFAA-570 Man Hurt az Car And Truck Collide Man Hurt i And Truch Itititt41110 3033 ti EMPPI ILL 6:30 "The Secret Heart" IIEW E1161ff 13T" AND BULLETIN A Manneo Matinee Markets Tracy a FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM RADIO CLOCK 0 10:00 to the mid-morning melodies offered for your enjoyment irs another program of "Organaires" with Frances Kay KFJZ! 12:30 to gather around and hear your favorite Western tunes as sung by "The Doughboys" WEAP-820 TON! 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