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12 DKTROIT FREE PRiSS Tuesday. February 5. 1H46 STARTS FRIDAY! LAST CONTEST IS ON 'Angel Street' Provides Comedy and Suspense Writer Questions Sanity After Seeing Goofy Hats 1 4 mm portrayal of the distraught Mrs. Manningham. Monday night, however, she appeared to have difficulty in projecting her voice so she was audible to those not so far back.

John Adair makes a rollicking figure as Sergeant Rough, who unravels the mystery that had bothered him for so many years. Brent Sargent's Manningham meets the requirements. Viola Roache as a housekeeper and Vicky Marsden as a flip maid complete the roster. I mimnifrrir-fvati AfiAfmm of millinery, while an Inverted lamp-shade, filled with light bulbs, made another. "Nightmares" was the title of the hat brought in by Mrs.

Sidney Goodman, of 3821 Monterey. A blue baby's chamber was the foundation for a bonnet entered by Mrs. J. J. Komlnske, of 7103 Payne, She said It was the idea of her seven year old daughter, Mary Joan.

A built-in music-box tinkled in a red-and-white striped carousel entered by Mrs. Josephine Wil-torski, of 8054 Malvern. The Needles Trade group of Goldberg Girls Trade School, 1930 Marquette, submitted a more erudite model, portraying the history of the world's hats appropriately perched atop little nut faces. PRIZES WILL include two $100 War Bonds, orchids, famous Breneman "Wishing Rings," and 20 pairs of tickets to the Palms-State for the Breneman premiere. All hats will be forwarded to Hollywood for the national contest, with prizes including a new motor car, a refrigerator, beauty kits, nylons and many others.

One hundred prizes are offered PARTNERS IN FEAR Gordon Oliver and Dorothy McGuire are spellbound with fear as they sense the murder above ui "The Spiral Staircase," mystery romance co-starring Dorothy with George Brent and Ethel Barrymore, It comes to the Michigan screen Friday. AFTER DARK Tenor Paddy Cliff Tops Current Bill at Boivery BY PATRICIA BRONTE Frm-frta Staff Writer All the world is mad but thee and me and if you'd been at the second session of Detroits Goofy Hat contest you'd start worrying about us. The tipsy top-pieces were entries In the competition which 4 'i Free Press Photo MARION MEYER Egg on request precedes the Midwest premiere of Tom Breneman's picture, "Breakfast in Hollywood." His coast-to-coast radio program will originate from Detroit Feb. 15. It Is co-sponsored by the Free Press, Station WXYZ and the Palms-State Theater.

A REALISTIC cat -and -dog fight comprised one original piece Oldsters to Meet The Three Score and Ten Club will meet Thursday at 10 a. m. in the Veterans Building, Cass and Grand River. f08 True Club Stevadora, with his breezy humor. Pat Morris is the swing-songstress, and Hal and Dolly hold with their comedy pantomime.

After a Chicago engagement. Sid Gans is once more handing out laughs at Mickey's Show Club. Another top Import Is Sinny Lowrey, swingstress. CONSISTORY CATHEDRAL Shfpard Traube present "A NGE1 STREET," by Patrick Hamilton: staged by Mr. Traube; ettins designed by Lemuel Ayrea.

THE CHARACTERS Mrs. Manninpham Viola Keats Mr. Manning baul Brent Sanrent Nancy Vicky Marsden Elizabeth Viola Roaehe Rough John Adair BY LEN G. SHAW Free Press Drama Crltie More than three years after it was first made available here abouts "Angel Street" came back Monday night to remind that basically it is one of our best spine tin-glers, even when played with a bit of emphasis on the comedy side, as is the case in the cur-r presentation. This time it is being exhibited in Con sistory Cathedral at Masonic Temple, where a limited number of firstnighters found much to their liking.

Five characters are sufficient to carry the Patrick Hamilton tale to a conclusion. Of these only three are particularly involved, as a fiendish husband drives his wife toward insanity. THE MANNINGHAMS live in a musty old house in London. Here Manningham schemes diabolically to unbalance the mind of his mate, apparently for the satisfaction he derives from such torture as he imposes. The real motive is disclosed when a one-time Scotland Yard operative with a long memory for faces and facts comes on the scene.

There was a murder years before which was never solved, and there are some hidden jewels for which Manningham seeks under the same roof where the couple reside. That, you can see, furnishes plenty of plot. It is developed so that suspense is ever present, together with laughs. It all takes place in a single night in the Manningham home, and moves along agreeably. VIOLA KEATS gives a good Jtf TONIGHT AT 8:30 Matinees Wed.

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2:30 Greatest Two-and-One-Half Hour Magical Show in Two Acts and 30 Scenes Detroit Has Ever Seen! THRILLS. CHILLS, LAUGHS World's Super Magician AND KK SHOW Of lOOWONDERS COMPANY OF 30 Mostly Gorgeous Girls SO ILLUSIONS SO NIGHTS 2.00-1.50-1.00 SUNDAYS ini SATURDAYS 1.50-1.00. Print pin 20 T. i i The last local contest will be held at 9:30 a. m.

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Yvette Dare, exotic Balinese dancer, is back with her sarong stealing parrot and its attendant e-vealments. George and Joan are ballroom exponents, and Vi Austin's marionettes are different. Johnny King, Irish tenor, wields the baton while Ben Young is Paddy Cliff New at Club Haymarket is emcee Billy Monroe, with songs, dancing and chatter. Harold I'amm mystifies with magic. Sepia Jean Daniels vocalizas to the music of Fred Sievert's orchestra.

TOMMY RAFT continues for a second week as headliner at Roosevelt's Stamps Shown Stamps collected by the late Franklin D. Roosevelt will be displayed for five days, starting Tuesday, on the mezzanine at the J. L. Hudson Co. Sale of Nylons Brings Riot Call GRAND RAPIDS (JP) Responding to a "riot" call police officers described the "riot" as a stampede of women to buy nylons.

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Madeline Wayne took over the vocal chores at the Bar while her side-kick, Audree Nelson, battled cold bugs. Eddie Jerome is the tenor and Bova and Black the ballroom team at Club Casanova. HARRY JARKEY easily takes top spot with his wild comedy as emcee at Club 509. Pat Burns and Sylvia Rhodes combine tenor and contralto voices in sweet harmony at the Latin Quarter, where Low. Hite and Stan ley, comedians, and Maarcya and Rene Gun- sett, dancers.

carry on. Opening tonight at Fiesta Bar are Al Cox and his Londonaires, with Speed Speewak play Al Cox ing nightly at the piano and solo-vox. Lynn Burns, vocalist with Don Pablo's orchestra at Palm Beach, is a finalist in the Fox Theater "Doll Face" contest. Monday continues as amateur night at Sid's Cafe. Harold Cole is pianist at the Michigan Brass Rail.

Children to See Static Production Elementary school children will see performances of the fantasy "Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp" at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Northern High School auditorium.

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