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THE STATE JODRNAL. XAN8ING, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST Mtt "Mrs. Miniver" Completely Lives Up to High Praise of Movie Critics Camp's barroom and operator of the MOVIE GUIDE But the Same Old Coney! NEST WAR STORY Ml sasa BEERY IS WESTERN FifiO INffiW FILM Ideas Turn Into Golden importunity at Gladmer In 'Jackass Mail' -JaXKASS MAIL" At The Gladmer JM Bsj1 Vtallace Beery iTidt) Tucker. Marjorie Main Siseer O'alliTao I. Carrol NaUh mir Parryl Hirkman Zra Cardan William Haade Jrwt Swaae Dirk Curtis Jones Hobart Caranaush fcarsr Joe Yale whose even ted an object into gold.

luit Baggot mean ideas turn into opportunities to become one of is west's pioneer heroes in "Jack- Mail" starring Wallace Beery Main during the forepart cf lie 3-err. ca ui or.e of his of movie fans re, a the liiabie western bad man wr.o conquers Demon Rum and his cac streak through the efforts of Miss Maui as -Tiny" and Darryl who piays the part of Tonir Gargan. "Trrry" is the owner of Gold Wife Wins Reliet From Neuritis Pain Taooazueia frf sufferer, from the torturing waiaa ex rarunsatism. mazixz. lumbago, nru-rasa and neur.t are bappy over twc dwcoerv cm NL'RITO Now they have fcaaws oraca-actuif ionzmia which speedily win tm ttxae muscular aciie and patea.

NT" RiTO and dependable if yon want to feel again tar a-jy at rejei trace pam so you cut work in aari a- ip comfort be wae and try "RTTO Biseer thai troncjad guarantee, if the aaa: taree doaea do Dot relieve that cruel smmb ib yoor aataaacxiort your moaev will be Iob softer. Ask your druggist today tor S'kJKTTo OB ma guarantee Dim By RAY PEACOCK Wide World Features Writer NEW YORK This is to report that Coney island, the poor man's Catalina, is surviving the dimout in pretty good shape. Business isn what it used to be, of course. That is one of the peculiarities of Coney. Business never is what it should be.

Some days only 800,000 people show up. The dimout is real and effective. You can stand on the boardwalk, the Atlantic a black void at your back, and just see the ferris wheels and parachute jump silhouetted against the light haze over Brooklyn. The hot dog stands and the bingo casinos and the beer parlors and all the other nickel-nickers that hem the boardwalk either are curtained or Illuminated with dim blue lights. Until you have seen a hot dog in a blue light, you haven seen the hot dog at its worst.

It's Dark and Different Street lights are painted black on the side that fronts the ocean. No beach fires glow. It's dark. Just plain dark. All of which makes Coney a swell place to hold hands and whisper beautiful nothings.

Thats where most of the business comes from. Old fogies of forty are in the minority at night. The boardwalk's wheelchairs are shadowy and occupied. Lovely love rules. Early in the season.

Coney shut down around 9 p. right in the shank of the evening. But after a couple of weeks, curfew was lifted and now they're still coming from the subways at midnight. Concessionaires complain that everybody read about the curfew but that nobody read it was lifted. And Now, Mr.

Tilyou For some quotable quotes, we went to Prank Tilyou, 34, third son of the George C. Tilyou who started Coney's famous Steeplechase back in 1897. The huge Steeplechase building is gloomy without, bright and gay within. We re using only 2 percent of our ngnting." the husky Frank said. 'Business is good daytimes, and week-ends are good, but night busi ness is off.

I don't want to say now much. "People are taking to the dim- out like good sports. Once during a test blackout they stayed put and the bands played and they sang songs until the lights went on again. The coney sands are cleared of people earlier than usual because the men used to clean them at night. Now the beach has to be cleaned in twilight and early morning.

Air raid wardens patrol at night, and there's no more sleeping in the sand on hot nights. No More Fishing- Here "One thing we miss a lot is having the Steeplechase pier closed. It's famous for fishing, you know. Water's 40 feet deep out at the end." Someone thoughtlessly turned on a bright exterior light. From Breezy Point, seven miles away, a militant Slightly a 1 Downtown Michigan "MRS MINIVER." Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon.

Monday night guest show, "BROOKLYN ORCHID" with Marjorie Woodworth. Gladmer JACKASS MAIL. Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main. Lansing "SMART ALECKS." East Side Kids, also "TOP SERGEANT." Leo Carrillo and Andy Devine. Wednesday: "HOME IN WYOMI.V." Gene Autry, also "SUBMARINE RAIDER." John Howard and Bruce Bennett.

Capitol "RIO RITO." Abbott and Coslello. also "YOUNG AMERICA." Jane Withers. Wednesday: "MAYOR OF 4ITH STREET." George Murphy and Ann Sheridan, THREE." Wyatt. also "WEEK-END FOR Dennis O'Keefe and Jane Orph etttn "KID NIGHTINGALE, also "UNDLRGROUND John Pavne. RUSTLERS." ilange Busters.

Tuesday: "CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP." Martha Scott and William Gargan. Thursday: "WIDE OPEN TOWN." William Boyd, also "A CHILD IS BORN." Jeffrey Lynn and Gladys George, plus "GANG BUSTERS." Plaza "THE BRIDE CAME C. O. Bette Davis and James Cagney. also "JUNGLE CAVALCADE." Frank Buck.

Thursday: "FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS." Marlene Dietrich and Bruce Cabot, also "DOCTORS DON'T TELL." John Beal and Florence Rice. Neighborhood State East Lansing) "MT GAL SAL." Rita Hayworth and Victor Mature. Wednesday: "I MARRIED AN ANGEL." Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. olson in Britain With Merle Oberon LONDON. Aue.

24 M.rT nh. eron and Al Jolson have arrived in amain to join other stage folk here to entertain United States troops, it was announced todav Amnnc the others Rre Allen Jenkins. Frank Mc- HtiRii, and Patricia Morlson. Free Parking! GUEST FEATURE TONIGHT Immediately After Last Show Carole Robert Lombard Montgomery "Mr. Mrs.

Smith" Now Playing aTasTTteguTareaTurourTTn "I CAN GET ANYTHING I BETTE DAVIS fcf 1 CMIV1A de HAVIUAND GFCI16I BRINT DINNIS MORGAN Plus Cartoon Late News WED. THLRS. Marsha Hunt Van Heflin "Kid Glove Killer" ALSO "Gentleman at Heart' hurry: TWO FEATURE TWO a VOCO V-FLEXIBLE GLASSES Here km a rl opportunity. Modern Voco-V-FIexlble Rhodium finish rooununr deigned to minimize the breaking of lenses, offered for thn week only, complete with TORIC stock lense. all for $2.87.

Will improve your vision and truce your face. FOR FAR OR NEAR VIION. 15-DAY APPROVAL youritlf by lS-day Credit If Desired No Extra C'harfe trX- tnat tftt is tre bi9t iMruin you eve had. Bwini ud an prtirnp-t- a ltcaynj4 Doc to. Mod -vet ntjj chr for bifocal, tint or ttmt-C Corroc- "Jackass Mail.

She talks Just Bag got out of an effort to hold up the mail and then hires him to take the place of the driver who had been killed by a bandit. As the picture unfolds it turns out the killer of the driver was William Haade. father of young Tommy Gar- gan. Baggot shoots Gargan when he reaches for his gun. Peeling the responsibility his, he then takes over the fetching up of the boy.

J. Carol Naish. who dons makeup to become a Mexican bartender, cops a share of honors as the friend of Just Baggot, but Tommy, Miss Main and Beery walk off with the first prize. How Just Baggot woos "Tiny" and wins her because every mean Idea becomes a golden opportunity provides many hearty laughs and pleasant entertainment. CARLISLE CARVER.

IS ILL IN HOSPITAL VICTORIA, B. Aug. 24 (Canadian Press) Illness suffered while on location with her screen-director husband today sent Maureen O'Sul-livan, Hollywood star, to a hospital. The actress is the wife of Director John Farrow and has been with him in Victoria where, in cooperation with the Canadian army and navy, he is filming a story based on commando exploits against the Nazi-occupied continent. Miss O'Sullivan does not appear in the film.

Phvsicians at St. Joseph's hospital announced that her condition is not serious but that she will be in the hospital for observation and diagnosis several days. Deanna Durbin's husband is in the navy, but she spends her spare time knitting army socks. Brown wool was all she could get. THIS WEEK ONLY LARGEST OPTICIANS IX AMERICA Volume pure hat of material and eperatton a chain of store in principal cities of America, enable us to furnish Smart buyer with excellent glasses at these law price.

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Or just phone and tell us how much you need. FILL YOUR COAL BIN NOW We gladly make loans for buying coal LOAN YOU NEED repay loana in full, if payments ara nude are F1MANCI COftPO ATtOfc lUREi'SLLll 3,000,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS What9 on the Air Broadcasts tlalions represented in tkis Hstit are printed hem prepared proframs from these station! and are subject te ckaufe witkomt notice. Kilocycles Kilocycles Station CKLW 800 Station WXXZ 1270 Station WKAR 870 Station WJR 760 IS WELL PLAYED Good Cast in Michigan Film Topped by Greer Garson And Walter Pidgeon "MBS. MINIVER" (At the Michiran) Mrs. Miniver Greer Garson Clem Miniver Walter Pidgeon Carol Beldon Teresa Wright Lsay Beldon Dame May Vt nitty Foley Reginald Owen Mr.

Ballard Henry Travers Vin Miniver Richard Ney Viear Henry Wilcoxon Toby Miniver Christopher Severn Gladys tHoasemaid) Brenda Forbes Jody Miniver Bandars Ada Marie l)i Becker German flyer Helmut Dantine It's true what they're saying about Mrs. Miniver, as a packed opening house at the Michigan yesterday learned to its All of the high praise this picture has been accorded proved to be amply justi fied. In fact, it is hard to find words that can anywhere near adequately express the profound impression it leaves In ones mind. Certainly It brings the war closer for millions of Americans who have been deluding themselves that the great con flict is something far, far away which "cant happen here." It's theme is that this is a people's war, and as such, it must be fought In every city, every village and on every farm as well as the lactones, the same as it is fought at the front lines. "Mrs.

Miniver" tells the story of a delightful middle class English family who undergo the experience of having the horrors of war invade their peaceful countryside village. It has many dramatic, tense mo ments, but too there is a pleasant humor woven throughout Us scenes to nicely counterbalance the soul- stirring ones. Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon, the memorable "Blossoms in the Dust" team, were a happy choice for the leads In this. Miss Garson is marvelous, as always, only even a bit more so as "Mrs. Miniver." As far as this reviewer is concerned.

they might as well hand her the academy award for 1942 now. And Pidgeon fits so weir as the amusing, natural and so likable father of the family. Aside from the perfectly cast co- stars, there is an excellent support ing cast, including a couple of bright newcomers, charming Teresa Wright and Richard Ney, who have the romantic leads. The latter re minds one more than a little of James Stewart. Miss Wright plays the granddaughter of the aristo cratic Lady Beldon (splendidly por trayed by the 70-year-old veteran, Dame May Whltty), and young Ney the eldest son of the Minivers.

Out standing, too, are the handling of roles by Henry Travers as Mr. Bal lard, the jovial old station agent unristopner severns fine work as the small son of the Minivers: Hen ry WUcoxson as the vicar and Hel mut Dantine as the German flyer wno teaches Mrs. Miniver that in this war there is no room for com passion. To enumerate the outstanding scenes would be a long task they are so plentiful. But there are some that are as unforgettable as any you ve ever seen or probably ever will see on film.

There's the miracle of Dunkirk, showing a little Dub llcized ide of how the British were able to evacuate so many of their apparently doomed thousands and thousands or troops. You will thrill at the armada of tiny yachts, launches and riverboats of every kind, steaming out across the 40 miles of choppy channel, manned by civilians who know no turning back. There is the breathlesslv excitinz scene in which Mrs. Miniver discovers a wounded Nazi flyer in her gar den. Youii live through the horrors of an air raid with the Minivers and their tiny son and daughter, in their small backyard shelter.

Youll realize perhaps for the first time, what people have actually been going through for three years how thankful you shoud be such horrors haven't come to Amer ica yet. "Mrs. Miniver" Is one of the fin est pictures of this or any other year. And for those rare Americans whom you occasionally meet who boast of seeing only one picture a year, or even less, this is the one for them. too.

You can afford to skip the others, but not "Mrs. Miniver." W. H. HACKETT. Don't Miss the Big FREE ACT on the Midway Opening Tonight Thrill Rides Try the Streamlined Torpedo Speed Boats.

Ail Sorts of Entertainment in the Midway Concessions Bring the Whole Family For The Evening See the Brand New Free Act on the Midway Free Gate Free Picnicking Free Parking i 1 i i IVorthtown (North LansmCJ "IN THIS OUR LIFE." Bet'e Dava and George Brent with Olivia ce KavU-land and Dennis Morgan. Mondav night guest show: "at. A9 MRS. SMITH." Wednesday: "KID GLOVE KILLER Marsha Hunt and Van Her'-m. no "GENTLEMAN AT Cars Landis and Cesar Romero.

Southtown ISouth Lansing) "MY FAVORITE BLONDE' Bo Hope and Madeleine CarroiL aiao "BORROWED HERO." A-an Baxter and Florence Rice. Wednesday: "MR. AND MRS. NORTH." Gracie Allen and Wiflia-n Post. also "ALWAYS IN MT HEART." Gloria Warren.

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Mm WALLAbE DEEllI Wff ARJORIE III J. CARROL NAISH is: Pete Smith Cartoon. News The World's Most Hilarious mat Tirnsnntr in a Riatans I un-I'ackrH Musical Hit! Auoutt Is Greater Mow Season at Butterftt Theaters Buy War Bonds Stamae. Here at Any Time! Our 'Guest Feature Toniwtit "BROOKLYN ORCHID" witn Marjorie Woodworth 3 Admission This Engagement: MIGHTS 55c: MATINEES 40c: CHILDREN tail am ALSO 239XEsi2 f7 89? 5 MAIN Trvr I 5 FOR 111 SHEARER Screen Star 15 Minutes Late For Her Wedding, but Her Ski Teacher Waited SANTA MONICA, Aug. 24 UP) Norma Shearer, screen actress widow of Producer Irving Thalberg.

was 15 minutes late for her second marriage but everything worked out as scheduled and she was honeymooning in her beach home here today with Martin Arrouge, 28. personable, athletic and eight years her Junior. Miss Shearer and Arrouge, who was her ski instructor at Sun Valley, were married in a quiet church ceremony in Beverly Hills yesterday by Fr. John J. O'Donnell.

Arrouge is' a member of the Roman Catholic chuch. Flushed and visibly excited. Miss Shearer appeared for the ceremony in the afternoon print frock she wore last week when she applied for the marriage license. She wears it frequently, says she considers it lucky. Her only attendant was Mrs.

Sylvia Fairbanks, widow of Douglas Fairbanks, sr. Otto Lang, veteran ski instructor, was best man. BOY HOOFER TEACHES DANCE STAR STEPS HOLLYWOOD Thanks to Eleanor Powell, young actor Ray Mac-Donald, soon to leave for service with Uncle Sam's armed forces, is the happiest person on the M-G-M lot. Since he first saw her dance on the Broadway stage, Ray has worshipped Eleanor as the greatest woman dancer of all time. When he was placed under contract at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, he began work on a tap dance specialty ndnpted to Miss Powell's nimble feel.

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Ann Harding May Play Mme. Curie HOLLYWOOD. (NEA) Now it looks like Ann Harding instead of either Katharine Hepburn or Greta Garbo for the Madame Curie picture. Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here Today's Mat 3 P. M.

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