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THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1941

HORN’S HILL PICNIC AT HACKNEY RESTAURANT Femmes Ami sorority enter­ Mrs. John Blair and Miss La- tained the Pi Nu Sigma and Vhrne Seymour entertained their “Ziegfeld Girl19 At Midland Sunday May 11 Gradale sororities with a picnic bridge club with a dinner in the in Horn’s Hill park last Sunday, Hackney restaurant in Route 40, Hedy Lamarr, Judy Garland May 4. Monday, May 5. and Lana Turner coming to the Midland Sunday to Wednesday, May 11-14 in the breath-taking spectacle “Ziegfeld Girl.” James Stewart plays the dramatic lead of the original Broadway show. The story traces the lives and loves of the three feminine stars who are picked from obscurity ..s to win fame in Ziegfeld’s Follies. * * yOU'* MIDLAND, MAY 8-10 Now playing at the Midland through Saturday, Mary Astor, Bette Davis, George Brent, in “The Great Lie,” the love story of a magnificent cheat. In it Bette Davis has what many pre­ Dick Powell and Joan Biondell Mary Astor, Bette Davis and viewers have pronounced her in “Model Wife” at the Audi­ George Brent in “The Great finest role to date. Twice win­ torium, Sunday to Tuesday, May Lie,” at the Midland, Thursday ner of the Academy Award Miss 11-13. Second feature “Free to Saturday, May 8-10. Davis seems to have the facility and Easy.” of topping herself in each suc­ . STU16H' cessive film that she makes. Loans Available For eouiso" " AUDITORIUM, MAY 9-10 Farm Purchase Two first runs at the Audi­ Any Licking county farm ten­ torium, Friday and Saturday, ant or farm laborer who wants May 9-10, Virginia Grey and to buy a family-sized farm, but John Shelton in “Blonde Inspir­ who cannot obtain needed credit ation.”. The picture’s plot re­ for the purchasing of a farm solves into a fight between its from other sources may make unusual “villain” and its hero, Hedy Lamarr, Judy Garland and Lana Turner in “The Zieg application to the Farm Secur­ when John Shelton attempts to feld Girl,” at the Midland, Sunday to Wednesday, May 11-14. ity Administration for a Tenant destroy the printing press to Purchase loan. Applications are prevent his beloved novel from being accepted continuously at being printed in a pulp maga­ the county office in room 901, zine. The second feature stars Newark Trust building at New­ Mildred Coles in “Here Comes ark, Ohio. This was announced here by Happiness,” which is a warm Lester L. Arnold, county FSA comedy-romance of a girl who Mildred Coles in “Here Comes Supervisor. _ found that an unpretentious life Happiness”, at the Auditorium, The Tenant Purchase loans was a happy one. Friday and Saturday, May 9-10. are made for a maximum of 40 AUDITORIUM, MAY 11-13 Second feature, “Blonde Inspir­ years time at three percent in­ ation.” terest ' on the unpaid balance. Robert Cummings, Ruth Hussey Provisions of the program are and Nigel Bruce in “Free and rthat only farms of the family­ Easy” at the Auditorium Sunday “Ont of the NW” size type may be purchased. to Tuesday, May 11-13. The “Along with loans, the FSA story is a combination of hilar­ Will Be Reviewed helps accepted applicants in ious stiuations and a uninue love By Forum Group working out sound farm and story in a laugh-packed tale of home plans for operation of society “fortune hunters.” The The Sunday Evening Forum their farms,” Mr. Arnold said. second feature of the double bill group of the First Methodist Final approval will be based stars Dick Powell and Joan Blon- church, will hear a review of the on experience and character of dell in “Model Wife”—the story much-talked of book, “Out of the the applicants along with suita­ of domestic chores and a mad Night,” Sunday night, May 11. bility of the farm that is pro­ maritial mix-up. Joan saves The book is an autobiography posed to be purchased. every dime—jealously—for the of the author Jan Valtin. It expected arrival of Mr. Stork. will be reviewed by Frank Bak­ There’s no way of going into er. training for writing. ? £ ^BARGAINS Are Create,i = Here In 4 = Better Used FURNITURE and? = STOVES—Get Our Prices Firsts Virginia Grey and John Skelton in “Blonde Inspiration** at the Auditorium, Friday and Saturday, May 9-10. Second feature, ANDERSON’® “Here Comes Happiness.” rh. 35bo .

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