CRATERIAN TODAY
Carmen Miranda, Michael
O'Shea Head Brilliant
. Cast; Single Bill at Rialto.
"Something For The Boys,"
the sensational, long-run Broad
way musical that critics ac
claimed as the show "that made
Broadway a better place to
laugh In," comes to the screen
of the Craterian today In bril
liant technicolor (ilmization,
starring Carmen Miranda, Mi
chael O'Shea and Vivian Blaine
with an outstanding supporting
casu
The dance-dazzling, tune
torrid film, packed with laughs
and an unusual romance, boasts
si hew songs ty famed tuna.
smiths Jimmy McHush and
Harold Adamson that are al
ready slated for hit parade pop
ularity. All three stars as well
as Perry Como, singing sensa-
uon or ramo, night clubs and
recordings, who makes his
screen debut in the film, do the
vocalizing of the tunes. Vivian
Blaine ("The Cherry Blonde-l
it heard in the Cole Porter title
song, "Something For The
Boys."
Featured players In the hit
directed by Lewis Seiler and
produced by Irving Starr In
clude Phil Silvers, Sheila Ryan
and Glenn Langan. The screen
play was, written by Robert
Ellis, Helen Logan and Frank
Gabrielson from the original
musical comedy book by Her
bert and Dorothy Fields.
"Sign of the Cross" is the Rl-
aitos feature on a single bill
today.
Barbara Stanwyck and Rob
ert Young are co-starred in a
msi moving, iignt-nearted ro
mance that takes a pair of
young lovers over the bumni
in a motor trailer, with a laugh
for every turn of the wheels,
In "Her Enlisted Man." at the
noxy.
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Craterian are Dorothy Lamour,
Eddie Brackmen and Gil Lamb
in "Rainbow Island," in Technl-
i color. The film is a laugh
packed treat with songs and sar
ongs. ,
TOTALLING 1.65 IN.
METROPOLIS TRIP
ALLIED PATOLS
ACTIVE UPON ALL
ITALIAN FRONTS
Rome, Feb. 3 (U.R) Al
lied patrols have been active on
all sectors of the Italian battle
front, allied, headquarters an
nounced today. )
(The German communique
broadcast by Berlin radio re
ported lively activity in the east
ern Po valley where a German
assault party was said to have
blown up an Eighth army
stronghold ' southwest of the
Comacchio "lagoon and captured
a number of prisoners.)
, Mitchell medium bombers
reported good results In attacks
on a rail diversion bridge on the
Brenner . Pass line at . Chiusa
forte. Oh another bridge at Tre
vlso in northeastern Italy and
on the Mantua Causeway bridge
in the Po valley.
Other B-2Ts of the tactical
air force struck at nine bridges
in northern Italy while P-51 Mus
tangs of the 15th air force de
stroyed eight enemy aircraft and
damaged three gun positions In
a strafing attack on the Karlovac
airfield in Yugoslavia. Balkan
air 'force Flaosjgh joining in the
blows at Yugoslavia, swept over
the Zagreb and Maribor areas,
hitting road and rail traffic.
Troop columns and gun positions.
Seven allied p!anes were missing
from about 430 sorties.
DERAIL RUNAWAY ENGINE
Plnffstaff. Ariz.. Feb. 3 (U.R)
A driverless locomotive raced
25 miles through the desert to
day at 80 miles an hour before
being derailed by a leiegrapner,
Santa Fe railroad officials revealed.
Last month was unusual for
weather in that no snow fell,
the monthly surVey of the
weather bureau at the airport
shows. Average snow fall for the
month is 3.3 inches, the records
show, over a period since 1911
when the bureau was establish
ed. This average figure was con
siderably raised by the extra
ordinary year of 1830 when 22.S
Inches of snow fell during the
month of January. ,
Precipitation for the month
was 1.65 inches, .66 inches less
than the normal of 2.31 for this
month. Heaviest fall of the
month was .31 inches the night
of January 9 and the morning
of January 6.
Highest temperature of the
month was 56 degrees on Jan
uary 13 and lowest was 20 de
grees on January 28, the sur
vey shows. This is somewhat
above normal, mean for the
month being 40.4 degrees as
against 37.9 degrees, the normal.
Seventeen days during the
month the temperature fell to
32 degrees or lower, five days
were clear, eight were partly
cloudy and IS were cloudy. On
12 days there was a precipita
tion of .01 inches or more and
heavy fog hung over the valley
for 14 days. On one day, Janu
ary 18, hail fell.
Since ' the weather bureau
doesnt believe in such fantasies
as Ground' Hog Day, the stall
seemed a little reluctant to com
ment on whether the famous anl
mal saw his shadow or not last.
Friday. Officially, the records'
show that the day was cloudy,
but since the sun did struggle
through once or twice, who
knows what the Ground Hog
saw? '
Sunday. Feb. 4, 194J
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Santa Monica, Feb. 3 (U.R)
Eight-year-old Ronnie Vidalln
celebrates what doctors say will
be his last birthday today, but
it will probably be the happiest
one of his life when he receives
an A-28 model' airplauii rushed
to him us a gifi from xonatd W.
Douglas, president of Douglas
Aircraft Co.
Closing time tor Sunday Too Lit
to Clauity 5 30 Saturday afternoon
Please remember
THE DANCE-DAZZLING . . . TUNE -TORRID . . . MUSICAL HIT I
VIVIAN .
Your "CHERRY BLONDE
Sweetheart in the
"makeyou-laugh"
musical hit
of the yeart
Carmen ,
MIRANDA
Michael
O'SHEA
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BLAINE
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Sheila Ryan Perry Como Glenn Langan
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Portland, Ore., Feb.. 3 (U.PJ-
Miss Josie M. Bunch of McMinn-
ville ruefully reported to police.
today that a ride in a Portland
taxicab cost her a suitcase and
$73 overcoat and she didn't
even get to the address she gave.
Here is her story as she told it
to police. She entered the cab at
the Union bus depot and after a
circuitous trip around town, dur
nig which the driver dropped
off two sailors at their addresses,
the driver took her back to the
depot, declaring there .was no
Rhine street in Portland.
Then he demanded $4.70 for
his fare and when Miss Bunch
was unable to produce that
amount, the driver took the suit
case and coat as "security."
Now police are looking for the
cabbie. Incidentally, the cabbie
was wrong about the address
There is a Rhine street In Port
land.
TONGUE POINT TO
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Astoria, Ore., Feb. 3 (U.R)
The U. S. naval air station at
Tongue point will see the addi
tion this month of a line main
tenance training school for PBM
flying boats, Comdr. H. J. Mc-
Nulty, commanding officer, an
nounced today.
About 1,000 enlisted men and
70 officers will be trained at the
school during the opening eight
weeks' period, as part of the
navy's air center program in
Chicago.
Men will be trained for serv.
Ice and maintenance of the PBM
type of naval patrol plane, a
two-motored flying boat. The
instruction staff will be made
up of 23 officers and 225 i
listed men.
LEGISLATURE TO
Errol Flynn Home,
Admits He's Wedded
New York, Feb. 3 (U.R)
Movie Actor Errol Flynn, in a
ibrief statement issued by War
ner Brothers, said today that he
was married, and It was assum
ed his new wife was Nora Ed-
dington, the former cigaret girl
who recently gave birth to his
child in Mexico City.
' What s all the commotion
about?" Flynn's statement said
"Sure I'm married and I like
it and it's nobody's business but
ours."
The swash-buckling movie star
was not available for question
ing. Warners quoted him that
he had nothing further to add
to the -brief statement which
made no direct mention of Miss
Eddington.
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Doors Open 1:45 and 6:45
Salem, Ore., Feb. 3 (U.R) An
$80,000,000 reclamation project
for the Willamette valley Is ex
pected to go before the state leg
islature for its approval in the
near future, after agreement by
members here yesterday on a
biennial plan of operation.
A series of dams, river bank
revetments and channel Im
provements for irrigation, navi
gation, power and drainage pur
poses are included in the project,
wnicn would be partially paid
for by federal government funds
already, appropriated for the
work.
SCALDED BOY DIES
Hollywood, Feb. 8 (U.R)
Christoper Stanley, 10-month-old
grandson of Movie Producer
Joseph ' Santley, died In Chil
dren's hospital today from bums
received when his two-year-old
brother ran scalding water Into
a bathtub.
BIO TEN BET BAN
Chicago, Feb. 3 (U.R) The
Western Conference today met
the threat of a gambling invasoln
Into college sports by reaffirm
ing a rule tnot all basketball
games involving conference
teams must be played on college
campuses.
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