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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1944

Page

4

Those Endearing Young Charms Opens at Temple of Music and Art

Tucson Little Theatre debuts Those Endearing Young Charms Thursday at the Temple for a three night run. The production precedes a film adaptation by Samuel Goldwyn with Edward Chodorov’s play featuring Lt Hank Trosper and Lt R J Wojciechowski in the lead.

Tucson Little Theatre Temple of Music and Art Shmuel Goldwyn Edward Chodorov Bess Eer Little Theatre Fanette J. Chodorov R. J. Wojciechowski Ryan Field Hank Trosper Army University of Mich Wojciechowski Detroit Mich Lakefield Rtment Charles Louise Timmons Bess Whitcomb Louise Richard Kessler Miss Timmons Little Theatre Group A. J. Cohen

Sunnyside School to Hold May 19 Graduation

The Sunnyside School will host a graduation for 39 eighth graders on May 19 at 8 p m in the school patio. The program includes an invocation by Rev. Maurice Ballenger, musical selections, speeches by Dr. K Garretson and class valedictorian Lucille Mann, diplomas presented by Mrs. P H Ross, and benediction by Rev. Ballenger.

Sunnyside P. H. Ross Maurice Ballenger The University Methodist Church Vienna Woods Eleanor Schick Lucille Mann Ira D. Mann Schubert Sally Vasquez Largo Handel Bally Vasquez Hazel Bonsell Doris Teeters Nancy Anders K. Garretson University of Arizona Ballenger Elizabeth w@arber James Beck Marilyn Louise Beck Hazel Mae Bonsell Mary Jean Campbell John Cowgar Frank Cranz Betty Jean Dishman John Donavan Roland Fellers James Fields, Jr Eugene la Mar Glenn le Roy Robert Frankman Jack Frecker Roy Gilbert Helen Good

Tucson Senior High to Present Last War Effort Program

Tucson Senior High School will air the final program of the year tomorrow at 4:45 PM on KVOA. Senior Harry Gin will discuss the school's activities and contributions to the war effort in a talk titled Our Contribution to the War Effort. The program is produced under the supervision of Calanthe Brazelton and T. D. Romero.

Spo Arizona Educational Association KVOA Tucson Harry Gin Osing Calanthe Brazelton T. D. Romero

Walter Winchell In New York notes on Broadway critics

The New York Drama Critics Circle failed to reach a decision on The Best Play of the Year. Seven votes went to Lillian Hellman's The Searching Wind in a tied result. Helen Goes to Troy drew praise as a glittering season highlight. The Moop Pitchers follows Follow the Boys with a star cast. Up in Mabel's Room loses snap in film version. Arizona Trail and Casanova in Burlesque receive mixed notices.

New York Drama Critics’ Circle Lillian Hellman Helen Troy Howard Barnes The Herald Tribune Allah George Bernard Shaw Zorina G. Raft M. Dietrich Sophie Tucker Jeanette MacDonald W. C. Fields Mabel Grandpappy Mischa Auer Charlotte Greenwood Casanova

RadioRacales and Union Feud Overshadow Fees Dispute

Inside the brawl between Petrillo and major recording firms the real clash is between the networks and the musicians union. RCA owns NBC and Victor, CBS owns Columbia discs, shaping the industry and contracts amid wartime entertainment plans. Ginny Simms proposes veterans benefit performances with mayors and editors coordinating venues. Tokio boasted about the Pacific and hid its naval losses, echoing wartime bravado.

Petrillo Musicians’ Union RCA NBC Victor Platters CBS Columbia Discs Ginny Simms Tokio Pacific

The May Town & Country and Digest Highlights

Cosmopolitan runs Richard Tregaskis piece on dangers from Nazis over Japs. The Fightingest Ship debuts in May Town & Country digest. Reader's Digest presents an article parents should read for guidance. Edyth Efron defends New Yorkers in Housekeeping May issue.

Richard Tregaskis Guadalcanal Cosmopolitan Sapoleons Tregaskis Edyth Efron May Housekeeping

Collier’s editor helm shifts and illness at hand

Charles Colebaugh at Collier’s lies in hospital as Edythe Farrell guides the Police Gazette from 38 000 to 276 000 circulation. Gil Bundy returns from Tarawa with 30 sketches of men in action. Rumors of drama critic shifts and Willkie ovation noted alongside a Times AP illness report.

Charles Colebaugh Collier’s Edythe Farrell Police Gazette Gil Bundy Tarawa Ward Morehouse

Cmdr. McAllister Returns From Duty In Pacific Area

Mrs J D McAllister of Tucson welcomed Lt Cmdr J D McAllister back from overseas duty in the South Pacific where he saw three major campaigns. The couple and their son Scott lived with Mrs and Mrs Ralph H Scott in Silver Lake road while he recovered before joining her in Atlanta.

J. D. McAllister Tucson South Pacific McAllister Scott Ralph H. Scott Silver Lake Road Cmdr. McAllister Rancho Grande Hotel Nogales Ariz

Mother's Day Dinner Honors Mrs. Harvey in California

Mr and Mrs Carl B Krohn hosted a Mother's Day dinner at 1812 Blacklidge Drive honoring Mrs Mattie Harvey of Calif Those attending included Mrs C A Eckhart Mr and Mrs Hause Harvey and their daughter Mary Jo Harry Clark and Carl Krohn Decorations featured a pink and white carnations theme.

Carl B. Krohn Blacklidge Drive Mattie Harvey Calif C. A. Eckhart Hause Harvey Mary Jo Harry Clark Carl Krohn

First Chinese Conscription Drafted in Warring States Era

The article notes conscription for military service began in China during the Period of the Warring States, spanning 470 to 370 B.C. The system marked an early state effort to mobilize manpower for defense and state projects.

Mission View Mothers Club closes year with student program

Mission View school Mothers Club held its final meeting at 2 30 p m. Superior Court Judge Eva de Concini spoke on juvenile delinquency. A financial report showed Red Cross receipts 2184 United Appeal 984 East seals 2400 bonds and stamps 1710 05 and Red Cross teachers and children 142 07. Pupils from fourth to sixth grades performed dances and songs under Mrs Xulla C Love featuring Gipsy dance Russian gipsy dance Valsovienne and sailor s hornpipe with many named participants.

Mission View Mother’s Club Superior Court Eva de Concini Irene Erickson Red Cross United Appeal East Seals Xulla C. Love Mission View School Mothers’ Club Joan Irwin Armida Acosta Patsy Gill Patty Angel Lugarda Bracamonte Dorothy Ins Henry Carillo Daniel Soltero Tommy Rosas Frank Bracamonte Arnulfo Garcia Frank Silva Daniel Sifuentes Lawrence Bearden Norma Jean Thorne Norma Jean Brewer Norma Jean Don Joyce Ausmus Ruth Lee Joan Walker Margaret Lee Donna Barnes Ruby Peralta Josephine Kepler Emma Enriquez Balvina Leon

Socially Speaking Finds Guests At Local Homes

Mrs. William H. Chambers, a YWCA national staffer involved with relocation center work, is visiting Miss Margaret Knight at 307 North Ridge Drive. Mrs. Wendell M. Schwartz arrived from Del Rio, Texas to visit her parents at 2832 East Adams and will stay two weeks before returning to Lt. Schwartz, post adjutant, in Del Rio.

William H. Chambers Ywca National Margaret Knight North Ridge Drive Chambers Ywca Board of Directors Wendell M. Schwartz Tucson del Rio Tex R. R. Brena East Adams

St Margaret's Guild Plans Installation and Service

Grace Episcopal church guild will meet Friday at 8 p m at 1401 East First for officer elections followed by a white elephant sale. Newly elected officers will be installed Sunday at 8 a m during a corporate communion service and a breakfast will be held at 3531 East Kieindale Road.

St. Margaret's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church Margaret Williams East First William Powers East Kieindale Road

The Order of the Golden Fleece Emerges as Europe’s Oldest Knighthood

The Order of the Golden Fleece, founded by the Duke of Burgundy in 1429, stands as Europe’s oldest order of knighthood, with a storied lineage in medieval chivalry.

Order of the Golden Fleece Duke of Burgundy

University Pianist Appears Thursday at Arizona recital

Ardis Lange, pianist and student of Madame Eleanor Altman, will give a University of Arizona College of Fine Arts recital Thursday at 8 30 p m. in the L D S Institute 1 North Mountain. The program features Bach French Suite V Allemande Gavotte Bourree Loure Gigue Beethoven Sonatas Op 10 No 3 Presto Largo e Mesto Menuetto Rondo Schumann Romance in F Sharp Op 28 No 2 Scherzo B Flat Minor Op 31 Chopin Clair de Lune Debussy Le Cathedral Engloutie Debussy Prelude Op 23 No 5 Rachmaninoff.

Ardis Lange University of Arizona College of Fine Arts L.D.S. Institute North Mountain Gavotte Bourree Loure Gigue Schumann Chopin Debussy le Cathedrale Engloutie Prelude Rachmaninoff Miss Lange Madame Eleanor Altman

Doctor freezes fingers seeking frostbite cure for airmen

A British Emergency Medical Service doctor attempted a frostbite cure by dipping fingers in liquid air to freeze them solid in hopes of guiding treatment for frost bitten airmen.

Emergency Medical Service

AAUW Invites Out Of Town College Women

Out of town AAUW members are invited to an annual breakfast at 9 Saturday morning in the Old Pueblo club. Reservations should be made by Friday by calling Mrs. Robert Bancroft. The program includes a review by Mrs. Charles Mattingly of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' Cocks Must Crow and songs by soprano Mrs. Esther Dunipace featuring Morning, I Love Life, and The Song Is You.

American Association of University Women Old Pueblo Club Robert Bancroft Charles Mattingly Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Esther Dunipace Oley Speaks

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Chodorov Goldwyn Sunnyside School O. K. Garretson Tucson Senior High School Saa LA Hacienda East Broadway AWVS Sam Levitz Walter Winchell New York Pacific Area St. Margaret's Guild EAA Es Dod A America Cece Choma Ca Timmons, Kessler, Wojciechowski University Fine Arts College East Congress AAUW Jessie Williams New England States Palm Madison Ave Arizona Natalie Mrs. Evarts Speed West Broadway Naturalizer Uatuiralzer Fie Joyce Spectator Sandal All White Kid
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