Jack Benny And
Fred Allen Fight
In Orpheum Film
The famous radio feud between
Jack Benny and Fred Allen,
American’s top comedians, forms
the basis of the new Paramount
picture, “Love Thy Neighbor”,
which starts a two-day run at the
Orpheum theater tomorrow
The pictures also has the sing
Merry Mac?, Mary Martin, Ver
ree Teasdale, Virginia Dale, the
graceful and beautiful Merriel
Abbott Dancers and last but not
least Rochester. Playing opposite
Rochester is the same cute girl
friend he had in “Buck Benny
Rides Again”. Her name is Ther
esa Harris
Tiie flames of the feud in the
picture, bursts high when Benny
steals the Merry Macs from the
Fred Allen show. Allen, in return,
succeeds in luring Rochester,
Benny’s valet, away from the
comedian. The resulting gags
are screamingly funny.
The beautiful Miss Martin gives
screen audiences a first opportun
ily to hear her sing the song that
made her famous. When you hear
her sing, My Heart Belongs To
Paddy, you’ll know why it made
her an outstanding success.
Three hit tunes are in the pic
tures. “Do You Know Why.
“Isn’t That Just Like Love”and!
“Deaicst Darest I.”
Tho picture was produced and
directed by Mark Sandrich.
Week's News
Round-up
(continued from page 14)
reported unofficially damaged by
action of Japanese warcraft.
CBS reported at least 290 cas •
ualties inflicted by Japanese at
tack in the Philippines, and that
Manila has escaped attack so far.
U. S. army bulletin said 30
bombers attacked Mindanao is
land and Baguio, summer capital
of the Philippines, and that one
of the Japanese planes was shot
down.
Baa—American reports air
ways base at Guam attacked by
raiders, fire set to gas stores.
Panama—The Panama canal
has been restricted to day-time
use only
WEDNESDAY
Roosevelt Speaks
Washington—Roosevelt, in his
speech last night, warned that
the nation is in for a long hard
war against “craft and powerful
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Italy as much enemies of the U.
S. as is Japan. He emphatically
denied Japan’s boast that she
gained naval supremacy in the
Pacific by the lighting stroke at
Hawaii. He declared confidently
“we are going to win the war arid
we are going to win the peace
that follows.”
He acknowledged Japan’s ini- i
tial successes and said many
American soldier < and sailors had
been killed by the enemy action.
On the other side of the war led
ger he placed 18 months of pre
paration, the fact assembly lines
are already producing a profusion
of war materials, and the deter
mimation of a united people
which he said would lie satisfied
with nothing sho t of complete
victory With great emphasis he
spoke of Japhn’s elation.-hip with
Germany, and accused tl e latt »r
of pushing Japan into the wat
with promises she would become
master of the Pacific ocean with
“ a strangle hold on the west
coast of North, Central and
South America.”
Washington—The navy an
nounced Fear Admiral Isaac
Campbell was killed in action in
the attack of Pearl Harbor. He
was in command of the battle
ship division ot the Pacific fleet
at the time of his death The ship
he was serving on was not named.
U. S. army and navy force de
feated the Japanese in an attack
I against the west coast of Luzon,
chief Phillipins island. The war
department said " our first bomb
ing attack was on six transports
near Vigan and resulted in direct
hits 3 hostile ships, damaged the
remaining 3. One ship capsized
immediately ai.d sank.
Moscow—Russia is jubilant at
continued successes of the Soviet
armies On the central front they
have wiped out 2 Nazi divisions.
Get many is demanding aid from
Rumania to relieve pressure on
the German army.
THURSDAY
Washington - -Sinking of the
29 000 ton Japanese battleship
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