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H E N J o a n E d w a r d s ’ first
p ic tu re , “ H it P a r a d e of
1947,“ is r e le a s e d s h e ’ll m a k e T u rke y and T rim m in g »
I only one p e rs o n a l a p p e a r a n c e - Should Be P re p a re d ,
i in c o n n e c tio n w ith it. S he p la n s i
S erved S im p ly .
to a p p e a r g r a t i s a t th e n eig h
W
i borhood theater In Washington I
] Heights. New York City, where she
attended movies during her child- j
hood days. She hud already made '
! up tier mind to break Into show
¡business; as she sings so delight-'
fully. "It Comes Naturally." what
with her being the niece of the fa- '
mous Gus Edwurds.
And, being
Joan, she'll give one of the best per­
formances of her life In thut little !
theater—and perhaps inspire some
other youngster to work as she has j
to win success
r
Though Burl
Ives . was
never cho-
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otomariion.iboartbutn,duoioro uouaii, 5rn as the boy most likely to sue-
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cecd at the Eastern Illinois State
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la lila ta . N o t a t a t i * »
H a ll ana b rin g » <*o«nfort In a
Teachers College, he certainly was
jlr r y o r tim ib U v o tir moine y im rli vii r e tu r n u f bo tti«
lo i » . Zbti a l adì (Jruififleta.
the most famous member of his
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i class when he attended its reunion
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t a r t ie s , 4
a
TIIASKSGIVING DINNER
wore worry
Chilled Vegetable Juice
•Roast Turkey with Stuffing
Spiced Fruit
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Broccoli in Browned Butter
•Cranberry Mold
Refrigerator Rolls
Assorted Relishes
Mints
•Pumpkin Pie
Beverage*
•Recipes given.
ingredients and mix thoroughly.
Stuff cavity of a bird weighing 8
pounds. Double recipe tor 16-pound
bird This makes a moist stuffing.
'I'en-Minute Cranberry Sauce.
1 cup corn syrup, dark or light
1 cup sugar
lYt cups water
4 cups fresh cranberries
Boil corn syrup, sugar and water
together for 5 minutes. Add cran­
berries and boil,
without stirring, f:
until all of the;
skins pop, about!
5 m in u te s. Re- ■
move from heat£
and allow sauce
t o r e m a i n in
sa u c e p a n until
cool. This makes 1 quart of sauce.
•Molded Cranberry Sauce.
(Serves 6 to 8)
254 cups cranberries
1% cups water
% cup sugar
Dash of salt ,
1 package orange or lemon-flavored
gelatin
Wash cranberries and place in
saucepan with water, sugar and
salt. Cook slowly until skins pop
and berries are soft. Drain, m eas­
ure juice and add enough water to
make two cups. Dissolve gelatin in
hot juice; add cranberries. When
slightly thickened distribute berries
and pour into a mold. Chill until
firm.
•Pumpkin Pic.
(Makes 9-ineh pie)
1*4 cups cooked pumpkin
S cup brown sugar
3 eggs
*i teaspoon nutmeg
teaspoon cinnamon
*4 teaspoon ginger
*i teaspoon salt
I S cups milk
*4 cup melted butter
Line pie plate with pastry. Beat
eggs, add remaining ingredients,
and pour mixture into pie shell.
Bake in a hot (425-degree) oven for
10 minutes, then in a moderate (350-
degree) oven for 30 minutes or
until firm.
This pie may be served with
whipped cream or just plain. If de­
sired, a meringue may be used, this
latter being especially good if fla­
vored with a dash of nutmeg. Or,
if you prefer, it may be sprinkled
with % cup sliced nuts 10 minutes
before it has finished baking.
l.ct the turkey take the spotlight
on
Thanksgiving
llay by using slm-
.
. . . . .
pie garnishes for the platter. I’ars-
ley and spiced fruit adorn this lux
! clous golden brown bird,
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If we are really to keep the
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1 Thanksgiving tradition as we under­
Promptly Relieves Coughs From
stand it, the ta­
b le sh o u ld be
heaped bountiful­
ly w ith g o o d ,
wholesome food,
w e ll p r e p a r e d
and served fam ­
Help, Bi oak Up Surtoco Congootion!
ily style. This is
truly one of the
RUB ON M u s t e r o ie
big occasions in
our country, and
the table should have tasty, well-
cooked food in keeping with the idea
of harvest
It's true that cooking during
Thanksgiving time means plenty of
fussing, but it's not the kind of food
that looks fussy after it gets on the
table, if you can understand what
I mean, and I’m sure those of you
BURL ivfs
who have participated in big
I flailed as America's mightiest Thanksgiving reunions in the past
| ballad singer, Burl has starred on do know just what I’m talking about.
Perhaps the menu doesn’t change
Broadway, has been featured in 20th
Century-Fox'« "Smoky,” and now he much from year to year, but that’s
I has his own radio program, heard one of the beauties of the day. We
Friday evenings over Mutual.
don't have food like this at any oth­
D on't let ihe em b a rra ssin g ,
er time, so it never becomes tire­
agonizing tortures of simple piles
"Mrs. Hudson," Holmes’ house- some
threaten your job, or rob you of
Since the dinner involves so much
j
keeper
in "The New Adventures of
your lun when you're at play. Now
Sherlock Holmes" over NBC, is be­ preparation. I’d suggest that you
you can get qunk, safe.easy relief
ing portrayed by an English actress. try to make it as easy as possible
from itching, burning ami other
Marjorie Bennett. Mary Gordon, by taking some shortcuts. By that
painful tortures of simple hemor­
rhoids even when you’re away
who played "Mrs. Hudson" tor the I mean don’t leave everything to
from the privacy of your home!
past several years both on the air be done for Thanksgiving Bay, or
Thousands of pile sufferers use
and screen, is now in Scotland mak­ you'll be just too tired to enjoy your­
and praise handy, convenient
ing a picture, “Bonnie Prince Chnr- self. Polish the silver on Monday,
Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories.
lie." Incidentally, many people be­ clean and recheck the household on
Easy to use, easy io carry, easy to
lieve that Holmes actually lived; not Tuesday and do the marketing.
insert. Act instantly. Antiseptic,
long ago someone sent a calabash
sooth in g m edication reduces
Have son or daughter help in
strain, helps tighten and draw up
pipe to Nigel Bruce, who's "Dr. Wat­ making the mince and pumpkin pies
flabby membranes, gently lubri­
son," declaring that it's one Holmes and picking the pin feathers out of
cates and softens dry, hardened
smoked many times when he lived the turkey. They'll really enjoy it,
parts. Helps promote healing,
at 221 Baker Street.
and they're a wonderful help
t wo sizes—60c and $1.20 with
There are other things which may
maker's money-hack guarantee.
William Gargan, the screen star. be done on the day before Thanks­
Get your genuine Stuart's Pyramid
Suppositories at your drug store
Is winning new laurels as hard-hit­ giving, and these include making
today.
ting Russ Dolan, the private inves­ the cranberry sauce or jelly, pre­
tigator on "I Deal in Crime” over paring the vegetables, the turkey
STUART ' S
„ . « m is s u r r o s u o m t s
ABC Saturday nights. But he isn’t stuffing, etc.
neglecting his screen career; "Till
On the day of the big event, you
the End of Tim e” is his latest.
have but to pop the big bird in the
oven, probably about breakfast
Rumors certainly were flying time if it's a large one, so as to
when Fred Allen nosed Bob Hope be ready for mid-afternoon. Rolls
out of first place in those popularity can be shaped from refrigerator
ratings.
The latest Hooperating dough made the day before and al­
looks familiar, with Fibber McGee lowed to rise, and last minute things
and Molly in first place, followed in such as vegetables and salad can
order by the Charlie McCarthy be taken care of while the dinner
show, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, and is on its way.
If you feel rushed making beds
Fred Allen.
Jack Benny's ninth,
Amos *n’ Andy thirteenth. Which and giving the house a onceover, set
doesn't mean that a lot of us don’t up a breakfast table buffet style
in the kitchen or breakfast nook
still prefer Allen.
and let everyone help themselves.
Adolph Menjou gets a fine break, This will leave you free for setting
playing the title role in Columbia’s the table, etc.
•Turkey Tips.
Cranberries are part of the trim­
film version of radio's "Mr. District
Turkeys usually weigh from 7 to ming for the holiday table. Make
Attorney.” The cast includes Mar­
20 pounds. Allow Ihe mold a day ahead of time
guerite Chapman, Dennis O’Keefe,
pound of tur- and serve it simply as pictured.
Michael O'Shea and George Cou-
‘ ' key to each per-
louris, and Sam Bischoff is produc­
If you want a dessert that is not
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son. Clean thor-
ing.
& o units
I / \ oughly. Stuff the so filling as pie, you will like this
cake:
J cavity after salt-
When Sherman H. Dryer hooks
Honey Spice Cake.
ing it thoroughly.
Important guest stars for his sci­
2 cups sifted cake flour
C o m p u te th e
ence-drama series, “ Exploring the
2 teaspoons baking powder
r o a s t in g tim e
Unknown,” Sundays on Mutual, he’s
14 teaspoon salt
from
this
chart:
responsible for the appearance of
114 teaspoons allspice
Cooking Time
many famous people in the audi­
*4 cup shortening
at
ence. Kay Francis brought Grace
1 teaspoon grated lemon rinil
Size
300 degrees
Moore, the opera star, and Elsa
S cup honey
lbs.............
Maxwell along when she appeared.
2 egg yolks, unbeaten
lbs.............
And on one week’s session Pat
14 cup milk
lbs.............
O’Brien was accompanied by Wil­
-4 cup chopped raisins
lbs.............
liam O’Dwyer, the mayor of New
WILL NOT HARM ANY METAL
1
teaspoon vanilla
Savory Bread Stuffing.
York.
2 egg whites
(For 8-pound bird)
T T takes so little. Just two table.
14 cup chopped nut meats
1*4 cups boiling water
A spoons of XZIT sprinkled in the
Henry Morgan. ABC's mad humor­
Sift
flour, measure, add baking
*4 cup melted fat
fire once a week keeps your chimney,
ist, complained so much on the air
powder, salt and allspice and sift
14
cup
minced
onion
stove, and heating unit cleared of
about not having a place to live that
together three times. Cream short­
soot. Soot can be dangerous, for soot
% teaspoon pepper
»
the National Housing Authority got
ening with lemon rind; add honey
often causes costly chimney fires.
1 tablespoon poultry seasoning
him to make a series of two-minute
gradually, beating well after each
Don’t take chances. Use XZIT regu­
114 teaspoons salt
addition.
transcriptions for country-wide dis­
larly. XZIT sprinkled freely in the
2 tablespoons dry mustard
fireplace or firebox quickly and effec­
tribution to radio stations.
Beat egg whites until stiff, but
2 tablespoons diced celery
tively extinguishes chimney fires. «
not dry. Stir quickly into batter.
3 quarts lightly packed day-old
Keep a supply of XZIT on hand.
Marilyn Maxwell. M-G-M actress
Turn into greased eight-inch square
bread crumbs
Ask for XZIT SOOT ERADICA­
and featured songstress of the Ab­
pan
and sprinkle with nut meats.
TO R at your grocery, hardware,
tablespoons minced parsley
bott and Costello air show, writes
Bake in moderate oven (350 de­
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Combine
boiling
water,
fat,
onion;
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Stuffing may add new richness to
Earth.”. . . Elliott Lewis is doing a sec­ the bird, or it may counteract the
ond Sunday network comedy show; in
addition to “Sunday at Parity’s” he's fatness of the bird simply by what
appearing as “Frankie," the guitarist, you put in it. If you like a moist
on the Phil Harris-Alice Faye show.. . . dressing, use liquid with the bread
Judy Garland is doing a straight dra­ crumbs, but if you prefer the dress­
matic role in “Drive-In,” in the CHS ing just barely moist, use only fat
“Suspense.” . . . Eleanor Parker (“Nev­ for moisture.
er Say Goodbye," with Errol Flynn),
A one-pound loaf of bread yields
is the only actress we know of who was
discovered while doing nothing hut about 8 cups of crumbs. Use one
watching a play at the Pasadena Play­ cup of stuffing for each pound of
house when a talent scout spotted her. bird.
/«ns will gel
Rice, bread and nut stuffings are
rich; fruit stuffings are tart, so
choose whichever you prefer.
Chestnut Stuffing: Boil and peei
1*4 pounds of chestnuts, then chop
coarsely. Decrease bread cubes 2t4
to 3% quarts and add the chestnuts.
Fruit Stuffing:
Omit onion In
recipe, decrease bread cubes by 1*4
cups and add 1 cup coarsely chopped
apples, prunes or apricots.
Mushroom Stuffing: Cook 1 cup
sliced mushroom with the fat and
add to the bread cubes.
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