Show THE OGDEN 'JOY STREET' SIDE GLANCES I UPSETS LONDON STANDARD-EXAMINE- ITS OWN BILLS American General Likes ces Meat Raw-t-lJI- Saroyan Check Chases Wolf From the Door His Work Raw iirNDON Saves Playhouse raw" C - seven-days-a-we- ek job to Ike Eisenhower ll knows that both officers and men must be toughened for the big job' ahead As he puts It: "We should not make the mistake that morale can be produced by pampering and by lowering of standards to permit greater ease of J living" 4 stating a :!act COPB I'M? BY HP BFUVICr INC T M WPCi 8fcT "7 OTF "It's the same thing every night Mother — he waits until we get started and then says there's not room for him to workr : He was On one occasion recently he requested the British general staff to meet on Sunday such an array of afternoon-t-anmedals on a saband brai4 gold bath has seldom been seen since the days of the battle of Britain A professional soldier from his polished boots to his shining bald bate Eisenhower puts the army first! and his private life second Although he's a genial gregarious sort of fallow he has banned all social skirmishes for himself Aigoodj many Londoners would like 'to draw the general into what social life is left in the battered city because as one woman said "General Elsenhower is the only bald man I ever saw who was hand- lie wasn't lecturing d some" School Robs Town Of Soda Jerker LARKSPUR Calif Sept 7 (AP) Larkspur is losing the soda jerker who the customers say — makes the best milk shakes in Marin county She Is Barbara Ellen Boland sole operator of ' a sweet shop since last June when her grandmother the pwner became ill d Bar Next Monday bara Ellen has to go back to seven-year-ol- ' school Hitler Uses 5th Column By BAY WARWICK United Pre Staff Fla (UP)— JACKSONVILLE and man"bible" Hitler's military and of ual espionage was written by "Frederick the Great almost 200 years ago - according to Brig Gen Eric Wood of the Fourth internal security fifth-column-is- m district Wood who addressed a war emergency conference of southeastern law enforcement officers here said the rules laid down by Frederick in 1747 in his "Instructions to My Generals" are followed almost exactly by German spies and fifth columnists— "who we know are in our midst" he added He quoted a free translation of excerpts from Frederick' instruc tions: "Defensive operations are not I prefer the tern practicable even at offensive of the erity In hazards of losine a battle the one you lose ground by with drawing and soldiers by deser tlon And you have no hope In the other you do not risk more and if fortunate you may hope for the most brilliant successes 1 (Broadcasters may change programs without notice) MONDAY EVENING PROGRAMS KSL 1160 ko 1 KLO 1130 ko KDYL 1320 ko 00 State Capitol Newsl II V Kaltenborn Vox Pop With 15 Popular Orchestra (You're In Army Warren & Landls 30 Bulldog Drummond NBC— Firestone Melodic Interlude I A Gaeth 15 C Brown Hour Drama Ilunse Orch (Telephone Victory Theatre 700llenry Newtt Hour Presents 30To Be Announced fDr "Unconquerable 45 ( People" Q Gram Swing NBC—Contented Freddie Martin's 8O0R Hour Orchestra 30 Hour Monroe & Royal U Garff War Vaughn ' His Orchestra 45TliI in Utah Musical Melodies 00 Fulton Lewis Jr Amos 'n' Andy Pleasure Time World News NBC News Room jSjJohnson Family 30 Baseball— Ogden vs Cavalcade of Gay Nineties " 45 Salt Lake City Revue America Jarret Orch Orchestra World News I OOJArt Musical Review loOancing Party 30 Harry James H V Kaltenborn 'News 451 Orchestra Foster Cope Pianist News & Music Count Basil's Orch Musio In Time CoL Masterworks I 00 I 16 Dancing Party of Music Music 30 Ernie Herkschers Tom Hanlon By Ray 45 Orchestra Mace Don Kay and Orch TUESDAY MORNING PROGRAMS Dude World News Ranch IFarmcr's 30 News Morning 451 Morning Devotions Roundup 00 l'lrnt Edition News Show Without A Gaeth's News A Name 15! 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Jr the group says came aner Miss Thane says the company was ready to open In the Boston premiere of Saroyan's "My Heart's nihland" in the winter of when the announcement came ttif a tU tuv Holers would nave to move out of their house in Pcmberton Square They had no money nowhere to go insists— it was snowing that night The Saroyan check paid a new landlord satisfied the old grocer and let the play begin hemian youth Original plays shared tne top billing with the Europeans and Shaw and O'Neill Reginald Law rence who later wrote for Jane Cowl did them and so did wnou newspaper-man-of-the-wor- ue sent him a night letter asking for help" er Paul present Saroyan came in put of the howling winter wright from their door but their succes- dealers In Imported Vifoods since duration night walked across to center stage sors at 36 Joy street— the New 1900 hn fteoH n The still entire personnel has joined and said: England repertory company me armed- forces" Proprietor as moving Miss with Huntington "I'll pay the mortgage" (Ap nd his only imirlt and with Edwin Pettet later Georee Danner Jr plause) to join at both decided director as employe of the theatre guild The author and Dlavwrizht's $50 Adele Thane character woman the same time came like the" hero in the third act— just in time to save the Joy street players from beinz driven BUSINESS into the snow in the deep winter of 1939 the 20th year of a Bostonnearly theatr t mdition that rang up its first curtain in an o early 19th century Carriage House or tne Beacon Hill gentry lhe Carriage House curtain still Is going up and at the end of this summer season the present players announce with pride that they are living up to their direc tor's belief that "art should sup port itself" by paying the butcher the baker and the landlord The idea of art making its own living belongs to the company di rector Catherine Huntington who also belongs to the first act of the Carriage House theatre's history as the Boston stage society in the r Jife oollce-blott- the — N And a lot of Britishers are be hell-for-leath- of "I don't remember what El liot did for us" Miss Huntington TWO-MASTORE ENLISTS say "He wrote a number of plays NEW Orleans niP) —Custom but ho was always losing them" By FRED GRADY It wasn't the Boston stage so ers turned away from an old New BOSTON Sept o— (Wide World) Orleans store after reading a noto William Saroyan's check for $50 ciety that had to appeal tne Play won tice on the door that "Danner's to drive (Wlda World) One day in Texas a general strode throuffh an army camp kltcnen on Infection rand without breaking stride grabbed up a chunk of raw uteak and plopped it into nis mouth "Holv smoke!" gasped the ser gcant "The general likes hi meat Bent the Spanish 'Bonds of Interest'— we did it as 'Invisible Threads'" Soon the made-ovharness room obbv beean to see an occasional Mount Vernon or PInchney street top bat among the bereted artists and bareheaded intelligentsia who made Intellectual and sometimes riot in the Hill's Bo er THEATRE PAYS MILITARY LIFE MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 7 I942 R I |