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Coming Sunday
^erica's nice girl lias grown
into a glamourous young
pan
Deanna Durbin is no longer
uerica’s favorite “little girl” of
jtion pictures.
^Instead, Deanna is an even
j,re potentially popular young
jv who steps out in all her
.in * *Mt nt
uuour in "Nice Girl ?” coming
iiday to the Orpheum Theaire
Producer Joe Pasternak,
pker of all the successes star
jg Deanna, has provided the
ijr her most mature vehicle,
lobined with what is easily her
#3t outstanding supporting
to date.
franehot Ton*, Walter
lennan, Robert Stack, Robert
nchley, Helen Broderick, Ann
llis, Anne Gwynne, Elizabeth
$don and Nana Bryant are
jtdliners in the supporting cast,
lliam Seiter, who directed
s anna in her seventh hit, “It’s
Date,” also was director of the
film.
The story presents Deanna as
ivpical small - town “nice girl”
10 tires of being one — so she
iapes through a romantic es
iade with a young New York
played by Tone. Deanna
reby becomes subject of a
rn scandal which is guelled
!y after her “engagement” to
me is announced. Then Tone
ippears, to complicate a sit
tion which provides much hil
ty before the story reaches its
rprise finish.
Deanna sings five numbers, in
uding Stephen Foster’s ‘Old
Ms At Home” and four new
togs: “Perhaps,” “Love At
•st,” “Beneath the Lights ef
•me” and “Thank You, Amer
i” the latter a stirring patri
ie number.
Defense of Bataan
; (continued from page 1)
1,853 effective troops when re
liance apparently collapsed He
feted at a press confer
ee that the bulk of this force
fe was killed or captured
we President authorized the
fepines commander to make
V decision deemed necessary in
light of events.
timson told reporters that
t reports from the Philip
pes indicated Corregidor and
r fortifications guarding the
ance into Manila bay still
h but declined to make pre
fens as to how long they
Id hold cut.
This is only a temporary
y he, said “we shall not stop
hi we drive out the invaders
the islands.”
Washington (rP)— Waln
ut has reported to the Pre
*®at from Corregidor “our flag
*his beleagued island fortress
1 flies”. Roosevelt, talking to
Press conference, said of
Jfee we feel badly about
I an. There is no farther news
H'is he said, except he had re
what he called a grand
ge from Wainwright in an
er to the one he dispatched to
General. Neither message
released in full. Wainwright
fed all communication b# ,
•fed
tween Baiaaii und Coiregidor
had been cut off for nearly 24
hours The Japanese news agency
said fighting was still in progress
in Ba aan.
Washing! n (.P)— President
itooseveltdi.-clo-cd in connection
with studie of die mobilization
of man power in war industries
that the government was con
sidering voluntary registrating
all women 18 to 65. Probably
within a week the President as
serteJ a decision will be reach
ed One of the difficulties of reg
istering women, he asserted a
his pre*s conference, is inher
ent in the number of persons
who would come forward to en
roll. This would create mechanic
lal difficulties, he said, remarking
that the preparation of cards
alone would be a tremendous job.
Wash ngt.on (A*)— The war
depaitment reported that Am
erican torpedo boats sank a Jap
j cruiser off Cebu in the Central
Ph lippmes. The cruiser reported
sunk was one in a fleet of 5 war
ships and 10 transports which
the War department said appar
ently comprised an invasion
fleet landing troops at Cebu.
Moscow — During a recent
i 10 - day period Hitler’s army is
said to have lost, either in action
or destroyed on the ground, 545
planes, as compared to 117 for
the Russians during the same
time. Red titar, Russian army
publication, says that Hitler’s
latest aircraft are being rushed
into service fresh from factories.
Noike
In the Red Cross story in this
issue on the Woman’s Page the
next meeting date is given as the
second Tuesday in April It
should read second Tuesday in
May. _
Notice
I wish to take this opportun
ity of thanking all those who
supported me in the recent city
election.
Ray Martin
the place where you always find
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