Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1939 — Page 3

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I Behind th* camera la Bill P- who has photographed all P*» pictures except her last. I *HI be the first time that P'li'li actress and Lubltsch FT a picture together. J*" ‘ h »y have been acquaintI *ince shortly after Greta Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer. f the proverbial cigar In hla f. Lubltsch 11 pacing up and lUie ml II a been a year F“““t Picture. ••Bluebeard* F wife." but, if he's nervous, i/". . ow K- «• »iw«y» I nd chews on a cigar He is t"°lb’wood's most approach, f. , tors, inlw *ring questions P twinkling amiability. Pt how, he la trying to get a Fl , roughly dressed RusJ nl ° “»• » w *hk hotel. r? p ' y th ” norma > Ufa of a kt y ' M num ber of extras 5,.. J* opl * also are entering I^H.M throu<h a revolving I ’hitside may be seen a Pa- ! with taxis, etc. " r several rehearsals. Im- " orders a take. Russians come in, look •o «nd go out they leave, Pauline Craig. ’ t® be one of M-G-Ms Mock girls and who still !v ?5 U . lr yon thp ><»t walks Z. ! p to the revolving door, vim. u. *fter her comes a " bit player. J"* “ r,t <l*y of the picture llow .?* * nervoui - Anyway. » ’ th * shapely Pauline into ’section of the revolving J? ey collide and the door I*’*’ 1 a shudder. he went after her. he wisecrack FrenChman ’ *° m *' ’ n Lubitsch haa io grin. The

| wored with "How j fir-, . _ i-1 ' AUXILIARY HAB , REGULAR MEETING » I, m * A "”‘ r|r “" Auxiliary f. , h ; W / busiu-s* / 11 12 iXT’*’ n,<h ' ' U!nfcßr * •>' " « t ‘ u rr "* '■'■ <, ' |, ‘" , " d '<> me.-t r ‘ ’.‘T* W, d “-"“*y evening • »*ven 0 clock to join the |*. M | ot ,. nairre* | n a march to the >;| k . |. home for the flag day program. I.' Al * "•*»»•*" having books on the a tomfort are arH l 0 lurn them tn | by June 23rd. CORBETT LAISURE 1 WEDDING ANNOUNCED Announcement ha* been made of , the approaching marriage of Ml** I Eileen Corbett daughter of Mr. and ’ lira. Timothy C. Corbett of Fort B M ayne and Ronald E. Lalaur*. son of Mr. and Mr*. George Leisure, j al»o of Fort Wayne. The ceremony will bn performed Saturday. June 14. in St Patrick * B Catholic church. Mis* Joan Berghoff will serve a* maid of henor and Will Coffee will attend a* beat ’ man j Ml** Corbett, who I* a t lece of , Mr. and Mr*. Fred Fullenkamp of i thl* city, la a graduate of South J bide high school a .id ia employed ‘I in the office* of Karl Groth and I Company Mr. lailauie. alao a South [Side graduate. |* associated with ’I the International Harvester com- , <«ny r The Spanish American war voteran* and auxiliary will etij-ty a picnic supper and meeting at the U. I L Brent linger home tn Markle ( Thursday. Every member of both o-ganliation* ia invited to be present After the basket supper, plenty . of amusement will be off- red dur- ' tug the evening. MISS ALICE YOST HOSTESS AT PARTY Miss Alice Yost was homes* to twenty-four of her friend* at a party Sunday night tn celebration of her sixteenth birthday anniversary at the home of her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Calvin Yost ot North Second street. A true and false contest was enjoyed and the prise swarded to Ned Johnson, in the puxsle contest Mias Annis Mae Merriman was the win-

tee Is broken. The picture la under way. Go out to lot two at M-G-M and you'll find three itte-Msed tub ’ chasers tied up to a dock. Director George Beit a ia doing a scene for "Thunder Afloat.'* The tun ia hidden under a California high fog to studio lights are helping It out. Walhe Been’, wearing the uniform of an officer in the naval reserve. jumpa off one of the subchasers and hurries up the deck. He la met half way by Virginia Grey, who plays his daughter in the picture I Beery grabs her by the shoulders I and swings her slightly to one side. They argue for a minute and he continues on hia way. •Walhe." he adds. “we ll have to do that a little different. We hardly saw any of her in that shot" The company gets back into position for another take. Thia time the camera will see more of Virginia. Oldtlmers like Walhe take care of themselves In a acene. They have to in this business. Newcomers like Virginia have to depend upon the director's watchful eye until they get onto the tricks themselves. On the "Babes in Arma” set. Mickey Rooney, m a tuxedo about . four sixes too big for him. ia calling on June Preiser, a pretty blonde who ia making her camera debut in thia film. Mickey atruts into the hallway, plunks hia hat onto the hand of an outraged butler and announces cheekily: •Thia is a cute little place you have here." At the sound of hie voice, June Preiser calls fmm the top of a stairway: "Is that youT 1 didn't expect you so soon." She is new at screen dialogue and Director Busby Berkeley suggests that they do the acene again. He goes up to the top of the stairway. poses daintily and shows her how to apeak the lines. June tries It again and gets It right Though new to the films she has been on the stage since nhe wu i child. She <nd hrr twin sister. Cherry, used tobe billed as the Preiser sisters. Then Cherry married Harry Hopkins' son and retired from professional life After that. June came on to Hollywood to seek a new career. Which makes an odd coincidence, because, in "Babes In Arms she plays a child star who has grown up and who la trying to get started on a new career.

BFCATPR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, JUNE 13,1 939.

CLUB CALENDAR Seclety Deadline, 11 A. M. Panov Macy I Rhone* 1000 — 1001 Tuesday •*>«’•» Cla*», Mr*. Fred Hammond. . “••►'«*h Lodge, Odd Fellows Hall •:30 p. n. Zion Junior Walther League, Lutheran Church. 7:80 p. m. Mt. Tabor todies' Aid. Mia* Myrtlr Clement*, K p. m. Zloti senior Walther league, Lutheran Church. 7; Jo p. m. . Clvk Section. Library Res’ Room. •: »0 p. m. W. C. T. V. Flower Mission Day., Baptist Church, 2 p.m. I Sisters of Ruth. Mr*, liarl Moff*tt. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Red Peppers. Lucky School, 8 p. m. St. Ann Study Club. Mr*. Roy Lehman. 7:30 p. m. todies' Aid. Zion Reformed Church Parlor*. 2:30 p. tn. Zion Lutheran Mis-binary Society Church Parlors, 2 p. m. Thursday Wesley Ciao* Picnic. Lehman Ta-k. 4 p. m. First U,®. Progressive Worker*. Church Basement. 7:30 p. m. Spanish American Veteian* and .' uxlNary, O. L. Brontllnger Home Markle. > Christian todies' Aid, Church Parlor*, lo a. m. Presbyterian Ladies* Aid Society. Mrs. Lol* Black. 2:JO p. m. Phoebe Bible Class. Zion lieform- ’ ed Church. 7:30 p. m. St. Luke'* Aid. Mr*. Elmer Beer, all day meeting. Woman'* Foreign Missionary, Mr*. Frank Crist, 2:30 p. m. Friendship Village Club, Mr*. Lulu Vance, 1:30 p. m. Vnlted Brethren D. Y. B. Class. Mr*. William Sautbine, 7:30 p. ni. Women's Foreign Missionary. Mrs. Otto Longenberger, 7:30 p. m. ner. Cootie was played und the rrise* won by Miss Jane Graber I and Bill Melchi. At the close ot tne game; a delicious luncheon was served at ffliall table* each centered with a I pink candle. A color scheme of pink and white was employed Mis* Yost was assisted in entertaining and terving by her brother Bob and Bob Mutschler. Dancing and ping pong were also enjoyed. Guests Included the Misses Phyllis HiMiter. Martha Mary, Kathryn Hchroyer. Mary Frank, Marjorie Miller. Kathleen Fryback, Patsy McConnell. Annis Mae Merriman. Kathryn Davis, Jat.e Grabc.-, Anna B-vndeberry. Norb Lose. Bill Brown. Pat Murphy. Robert Stapleton. Fred Schamerioh, Ned Johnson, Harry Hieeke, l>ob Mann. Dick Hammond. Bill Melchi. Siminy Hain and John Gerter. The hostess received man)' pretty-gift*. CLARK WILLIAM SMITH WEDS MISS LOIS WESTHOFF Clark William Smith, eldest son ot Mr. and Mr* Fred Smith of Scuth Third street, and Mia* Lol* ' Westhoff. youngest daughter of Mr. u-id Mrs Harry W.-rthoff of Allison Park, Pennsylvania, were united In ' marriage Haturday evening, June 10. at the home of the bride's parent*. Dr. A. J. Hall of 'he First Luthe> an church. Grant street. Plttnburg.l, , received the single ring vow* b> fore an altar banked with white tlower* with candelabra* on either side. Chester Kennedy McKee, cou- I

BROADWAY NIGHTS ISM. HIM rsaSOSSS W*!»■»«. tea By AXEL STORM —

NEW YORK—Th* theatrical season has quietly and gently expired. With its last fluttering breath It sent a rather dirty effort called "Clean Beds” to the limbo from which it never should have emerged. The play, by a certain "George S. George”, hue all the dirt to be found under the bed* of cheap flophouses in tha cities* -turns. Thia flophouse in which the play unfolds is as dirty m any. In it murder and white slavery are plotted and executed. Hut Mr. George 8. George wax singularly inept and graceless in handling his lines. The wisecracks were sophomoric —even more so than is usual In such plays on Broadway. The situations were machine-made. And behind it alt the machinery of the play creaked with a dismal ' ancient dolorousness. It was a < Renewed activity marks the preparation for Gubert Miller's i production of "ladies and Gen- i tiemen", which is to serve us the I newest starring vehicle for Helen i Hayes, and which is reported to I be bringing Herbert Marshall j back to the stare to co-star with ( her. Rehearsals are being con- < ducted at Henry Miller’s Theatre i before the play treks westward. I *Hie scrip, by Ben Hecht and ’ Charles MacArthur, is still sub- i ject to change with hardly any I notice. The settings, by Boris 1 Aronson, have gone into construe- 1 tion. The play ia to run two 1 weeks in Los Angeles, two weeks i In San Francisco, then return to < Broadway. That'll be sometime < towards the end of July. 1 By the way, John Hoysradt, i

»ln of th* bride, played Lob< ngrin * "Wedding March." The Misses Patricia Jones and Ca'e Hamilton, niece* of th* bride, served as bridesmaid* and Lewis L. Smith, brother ot the groom, attended a* beat man. The bride wore a gtislnt off th* •houlder dress of white not with rhirred bodice and puffed sleeve*, with ruffle* of th* same material encircling the full skhlrt. ghe wore i •i finger-tip length veil and carried a bouquet of orange blossoms, deul-1 tin and roses. The bridesmaids' dresses were ol white embroidered organdy with the skfrta having full floumes. Embroidered lie ad lug with narrow Hack velvet ribbon drawn through, uns used for trimming. Following the ceremony, a reception waa held for the fifty guest’J The cloth on the bride's table was alao used at the wedding of her parents. Those from Decatur who attendled were Mr and Mr*. C. E. Bell, Mr. I and Mrs. F.«rl Adam* und Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and son Lewis. After a wedding trip to Hamilton j Lake. Mr. and Mr*. Smith will be a* i home July 1 at Allison Park, a sub-] urb of Pittsburgh. Pa. where the! former la a salesman for the National Theatre Supply Conpany. The D. Y. B. class of the First I'nlted Brethren church will meet 1 st tbe country home of Mr*. William Seutblne Thursday evening at caw en-thirty o'clock. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. O. P. Mill* and Mrs. George 41111. Tnose not having tiansportatlon are asked to be a’. { the church at six forty-five o'clock. < The women's foreign m<r.alonary | society of tbe Monroe Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Otto Longenberger Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock with Mr*. R. F. Hart conducting devo-l tional* and Mr*. John Floyd as program leader. • f JOHNSON EICHAR WEDDING ANNOUNCED W. P Johnson of route 3. Decator. announces the marriage of his daughter. Dorothy, to Robert Elchar. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Elchar of Willshire. Ohio. The ceremony was performed Friday evening. June p, at the home of the bride's father. Rev. I David Elchar. brother of the groom, read the rites. Rev. 8. E. Bruner assisted. The vows were received in the presence of the bride's father. Mr Johnson. Mr and Mrs. Don Elchar. Rev and Mrs. Bruner and Mr. and Mts. Noble Raudebuah. The bride I* employed In Fort Wayne. The groom is employed at the Geisler Hardware Company In Willshire, where the couple will reside. The Wesley clas* of the Methodist Sunday school will enjoy a pot luck picnic at Lehman Park In Berne. Thursday evening at six o'cloc*. • The regular meeting of the Progressive Workers class of the Unit-1 ed Brethren Sunday school will be held In the basement of tbe church 1 Thursday evening at se-enthlrty o'clock. ARRIVALS Terry lo>e |* the name of the seven pound toy born to Mr. snd Mr*. Roy Shoaf at their residence on loute 1. Dvtwutur. The haby was torn at two o'clock Sunday morning June 11. Thia i* the fourth child

who has made a name for himself in the New York nightclub field wiU be one of the attractions at the Central City, Colorado, drama festival when Frank St. Leper and Felix Brvntano stage "The Yeomen «of the Guard**. Hoyaradt was spotted in.the Rainbow Room and at the American Music Hall. He will do hie repertory of songs and monologues at the Teller House Nightclub in Central City, after the theatre on Saturday and Thursday nights during the festival. Historic Teller House, you doubtless know, la operated by the Central City Opera House Association of the University of Denver, and adjoins the old Opera House. Tales of the fabulous wealth that passed through tha hotel and opera house in the old dnys have become part of the folklore of the West. The idea of an annual drama festival of famous revivals originated in 1982, and was sponsored by Robert Edmund Jones, seenie artist, and Delos Chappell, a native of the community and an important Broadway producer. Richard Aldrich io managing producer, and the first revival presented there was “Camille**, with Lillian Gish. This year, "The Yeomen of the Guard" cast will include Charles Kullmnn, Anna Kukas and Hilda Burke, of the Metropolitan Opera, and Natalie Hall and Richard Halo of the legitimate theatre. Other stare who appeared at Central City Include Walter Huston, Ruth Gordon, Gladys Rwarthout, Dennis King. Sam Jaffe and Walter Slesak.

Byrd, Woman Flyer Honored .• -s M- • 4, . . - 'Hi *vP Ruth Nichols, Admiral Byrd and Dr. Mooney honorary degrees granted at college* throughout th* United State* thl* Jun* wer* thoae presented at Beaver college, Jenkintown. Pa , to Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the explorer, and to Ruth Rowland Nichol*, pioneer woman flyer and lecturer. Byrd waa given a degree of doctor of fortitude and faith in recognition of hl* heroic explorations despite sickness at Little America At th* right is Dr. Jama* Elliott Mooney, acting president of th* college.

in the family. Jay Hawbaker ia the name of an I light pound baby boy bom last right at S o'clock to Mr. and Mr*. C'yde Gould of near Geneva. The mother waa formerly Mis* Loll Hawbaker. o - Mr. and Mrs. William Haas and son Donald, have been visiting the family of G. Remy Blerly for the past two days. Mr. Haa* ia employed In the Lincoln Bank and i Trust Co . Louisville. Ky. He is I returning from Grand Rapids. I Mich., where be attended the convention ol the American banking

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| Institute as a delegate. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne McDonald of Gary visited relatives In Decatur Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Phil Byron of Peru left yesterday after a week-end visit with the latter's parents. Dr. and I Mrs. Roy Archbold Mr. and Mrs. Dan Angenhaughi r.nd sons of Fort Wayne visited with Mr. snd Mrs. John Msgley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pumpnrey have returned from a ten day's vacation visit with the tetter** relatives la Jc.hnstown. Pennsylvania. Wayne Beaver* of Evanston. Illinois. is spending his vacation with | l:is parent*. Dr. and Mr*. 8. D. ' Beaver* of Fir*t Street. Bob Beaver*, who attended Purdue Unlveralty at Lsfayette the past

>ear. I* home to spend the summer with hl* grand pa rent*, Dr. snd Mrs. 8. D Beaver*. Mr*. Frank II T. Potter and her .daughter, Mr*. George Mal.-oim MeiCinnel), Jr., of Evanston. JU., win i arrive Wednesday for a several 1 day* visit with th* former * son inlaw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dan fchafer. A minor accident was reported to Officer Roy Chllcote acre Mon-i day when a car. backing into a narking position, hooked onto thbumper of a pirked auto tolonginv to David B. Heller, of Decatur. The' owner of the other car repo-ted th«- 1 accident. Only alight damage resuited. Mrs. William Schumacher and I member* of her family went to Toledo. Ohio this morning when ehe received word that her mother ]h*d sustained a fractured ar»n in a fall at a home where she was vlsl'vlaltlng. 0 Indiana Elevator Destroyed By Fire i Tfentland. Ind.. June 13 <U.R) A fire destroyed the Ade grain ' elevator seven mile* north of her-- ] early today Fire Chief C. L. Van Scoyke , said It had contained appnixlmni--Ily 4lMi bushels of grain It was of wood const ruction, so feet high and 40 feet square Van Scoyke said the cause of the

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fire had not been determined and estimated the loss at lli.oou. O' ii VIOLENT DEATH ■CGNTINL'KD FROM PAGt ONk.) in that area Evansville, Ind , June 13 —(UJ9— Brysnt Washington. 44 y-ar old negro, died late yesterday of Injuries suffered when hr was struck by n car n-ar the city water work*. He was the |Bth fatality In Vanderburg county this year

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