Marcel Hubert Delights Memorial Audiences In cello recital
Gordon Kinney reviews Marcel Hubert in Memorial Auditorium as the Community Concert series third artist. Hubert's tone color and technique create distinct moods for Debussy, Dvorak, and Faure. Ashman accompanies brilliantly. After intermission Hubert follows with De Falla and Debussy pieces, ending with Davidov. The audience praised the performance and urged Hubert's return.
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Parnassus
Marcel Hubert
Memorial Auditorium
Rameau
Hubert
Veracini
Francoeur
Kol Nidrei
Dvorak
Paris
Debussy
Claude Debussy
Musicien Francais
Zola
Antoine
Abre
Chopin
Ashman
Ibert
Davidoff
Personal notes and society updates from the Great Lakes and beyond
Ernest M. Conant, Seaman Second Class, returns to Great Lakes after 16 days with wife and parents. Don Booth and William Carle leave Columbus to return to training. three men completed boat training at Great Lakes. Eleanor Gifford of Carbondale returns from Chicago after the International Council of Religious Education meeting, elected secretary and executive committee member. Mrs. Richard Schloss and baby return from Brooklyn to visit hospitalized Richard Schloss at the Brooklyn Naval Training Station. Shade PTA to meet February 17 with Founder's Day program and refreshments. families to bring sandwiches and cookies. Fashion notes feature a tunic-length fitted topper in wood brown doeskin covert with brown velvet collar. violets dominate hat embellishments. odd tidbit about Mary Queen of Scots bathing in wine.
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Ernest M. Conant
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ernest Conant
Athens
Carl Conant
Columbus
Great Lakes
Don Booth
William Carle
Eleanor Gifford
Carbondale
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
War Changes Hollywood Heroines in Wartime Roles
Hollywood shifts from glamorous fashion plates to purposeful roles as stars like Greer Garson, Rosalind Russell, Katharine Hepburn, and Claudette Colbert take on war era parts. They play nurses, leaders, and workers to reflect a public craving for honest, meaningful cinema amid World War II.
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Greer Garson
Robert Taylor
Rosalind Russell
Paulette Goddard
Claudette Colbert
Irene Dunne
Theodora
Katharine Hepburn
Cary Grant
Times
Madame Curie
Gettig
Mrs. Parkington
Louis Bromfield
Susie Parkington
Elizabeth Kenny
Sister Kenny
Madame Chiang Kai Chek
Miss Russell
RKO
David Hempstead
Paulette ,Goddard
Hollywood
Bataan
Paramount
Miss Colbert
Pitfalls of Love Sequel to Marriage Meddlers
Adele Garrison continues the做 tale as Marion Morton is held captive while Charlies Spencer plots a final act against an international gang. In a East Side restaurant booth, two patriarchal old men play chess as Mary Veritzen and Noel rush to rescue Marion’s guardian, Harry Underwood, and Dicky. The group faces Milner and Redfield, who recognize them, and the plan hinges on the arrival of Marion’s mother.
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East Side
Charlies Spencer
Secret Service Ace
Washington
Marion Morton
Graham
Spencer
Mary Veritzen
Noel
Mary
Madge
Harry Underwood
Marion
Dicky
Milner
Father
Ashington
Redfield
Survey Awakens Shoppers To Alarm Clock Shortage
The seventh Homefront Forecast by Ann Stevick notes alarm clocks in 1943 hit only two million against a normal 12 million as clock makers convert facilities to military timing devices. Scissors and safety pins are tight with limited relief. bulbs come in varied sizes, but no major alarm. Next: Laundry equipment.
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Washington
Ann Stevick
War Production Board
Onby
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Show Proper Social Behavior
A compact quiz on etiquette asks whether to say thank you, assist a woman with a coat, avoid embarrassing postcard content, who should pick up dropped gloves, and whether to sign letters to public figures. It endorses polite, respectful responses and a measured critique of columns.
Applique Flowers on Plain White Bath Towels
Instructions show how to create a luxury look on affordable towels by appliqueing three graduated floral motifs on towels, hand towels, and washcloths. Use glazed floral chintz or fast color cotton, center designs, and secure with zigzag stitching or careful basting to prevent shifting.
Ice Bag Care and Substitutes Tips and Warnings
Instructional piece by MARY BEARD of the American Red Cross detailing how to fill and use an ice bag, including preventing leaks, testing for air, proper filling to prevent discomfort, and wrapping. It offers substitutes such as inner-tube tubing or a hot water bottle with ice water, plus care notes to store and prevent rubber deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beard
Nursing Service
American Red Cross
Shortcuts to Good Grooming Told by Air Stewardess
Alicia Hart notes eight American Export Airline stewardesses share grooming tips for staying fresh after long Atlantic flights. They favor wrinkle resistant knits and tweeds that require little pressing, with outfits that transition from day to night using changeable knit skirts and accessories.
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Tastiaio
Genevieve St. Mary
Atlantic
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By Gordon Kinney
Richard Schloss
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richard Schioss
Brooklyn Naval Training Station
Logan
Jade
China
Jennifer Jones
Shirley Temple
Theodora Goes Wild
MGM
White Cliffe
Adele
Harry
Lillian
Lil
Carolyn
Ronald
BY Ann Stevick
Zemo
Hesling
Northwestern Feather Company
Scribner
Grand Rapids
Alicia Hart
Miss ST. Mary
Globe-trotter
Big Chief
Athe Quick
Union St
Ohio
Hardy
Stanley’s Shoe Store
South Court St
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