The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 22, 1949, Page 12

Aaa a ee se on geen eats sic teach Ae PAGE TWELVE | LITTLE-KNOWN RUSSIANS MOSCOW.—(#)—-A. report on now 18 DANGER OF AN ai PR osseeiecinal JACK OF ALL TRADES DOUBL BS en tt ° * * * ~ : They. live on’the ee Behind The Clarke Mixes Baseball, Grease Paint Basten Soya in ae * Gs * * troughly several score sq World News | 4c"spAGE MANAGER AND ACTOR "is in stnsing omy SER, BREEDE, JB. Toths are fi 4 } Soho} Press ee a ee ee 0) reported to 1 pullding 1 the Doodlesotkers, a prototype of their own.national eu “Just how real is the danger of ; BY DOROTHY RAYMER ae cp the I 1-skit show of". the ah enemy atom bomb attack? Second in a series of profiles of oi... Jones variety. i rs Club is Jack Clarke, a American people have been | the Players on oe in the Pub: in recent weeks to an} husky 200 poun i oe £5 of warnings |lic Works Department of the years was to watch USO units hi perform overseas. | ; Finally, Clarke went -on, the! After a ship explosion in which road with Gene Austin and Com- he was injured, Eecame to € 5 ‘ r: . | pany. He eter eo aint way Key West. That wasin 1944. He pees ate : PENS : @larms on that unpleasant | Navy. monies aad sang. He was assigaed to light duty with ibe r ahie aakent doing all your ~ 4 xf Jack is 2 sort of : ‘Jack of alt anything about duty eee an the Captain of Port in Cuba. By SAVE TIME and MONEY this Thanksgiving by all There has been talk of moving | trades,” hut contrary to the old! j..¢ you can’bet that if the need} the time the war had: ended, Jack thing you need is here, from turkey to the spices you need fors ae » - ; the capital away from evn saying, aoe — er a { had ee have}had fallen in love with Key ton— any atom- | none, iS ac! handled 4 ‘3 . aves sy. submarine or | his trades. For the comedy “Sky-\""'N.¢ sheriff closed the Gene a yc lark” to ke presented at the Barns austin Venture and Clarke was Cong is being asked to hold | Theater on November 28, he’s not, -/ ded in Norfolk, Virginia. If public post ta én a plan of ci-|only stage’ manager, but has a. theme song of “Blue Heaven” Wilien defense—a plan of defense jfine character role in ‘he. PPO") sounded a bit more blue, it didn’t i i i cota e rke. egan playin; atomic bombing raids. Jack louks the part for w n | bother Clar e, a yt mies ; ‘And theres’ no letup in the) <o i |baseball for . the Piedmon' oh for a compiete | he is cast as a big, easy-going | Pe ague. persistent c cgi) industries | lawyer with a sense of the ro-| “CT. touch. and go,” Jack rere co ig big: ihdus-| mantic a‘venturer. He stands}. rugeed “when 1 wasn’t acting, seam, SPOCK TN , iq }six feet four in his socks, has}} pe a ike Pittsburgh and | i nas |I was pitching, or working as an i ok Se me peg es hazel eyes and a grin like Bing! auto mechanic. A job is a job. West. & ait “I like the town, I like the peo- |}, ple. I want to live here the rest of : life,” he said firmly. After seeing all tiie dramas put on by the Players clubs over a period of two years, Jack Clarke joined the group. His first role was the lead in “The Valiant,” given last winter. He admits he had played.the same part at least 20 times before in Stock Com- pany: Carolina Broad Breast Grade “A”Dressed and Dawa Crosby’s. i how came| Don’t miss him iii i ; FROZEN the And then the big’ sho a 't miss as Bill Blake in - ae eet poamdlag atom Like Crosby, too, Jack got his/ ajong. World War II. Jack enlist-] “Skylark:” It’s professional touch : : wil longer start in show business as a singer-| oq. jn 1942. The nearest “he ever| when Jack Clarke pitches, this ; Tie cathter «wire silequass) Wee be was ® high, school su got:to the stage in the next: four|thne as a character se. HE NS : A « lent, he trie oul or ie cial fen ee a ne ere -ener-owctonn <thalpiniampserishalipin z=. Ce meee. Pate water-Kent radio contests. ae : “ been underecor runner-up in the finals, he missed * a: wien high in the Truman ad-| \inning top laurels, but as a re- 8 to 14 Ibs SLB lbs. up—LB. ef the Pentagon. Warnings | trom his native town of Bluefield, | been sounded by members | west Virginia, Jack was ‘ é | be Ib. “he joint Congressional Com-}, scholarship at ,Fagan’s , < $ to 5-1 on Atomic Energy, headed) School. That, and radio : : : Genator Brien McMahon. But} ence over station WHIS started! there is a dissenting voice/him on a_ varied career. As he! Beight in that same committee. | puts it, “The show bug bit me and} Edwin Johnson of Colo-|[m still scratching.” poem there will not be any| He sang in the chorus of the) ation and high in the coun} .11¢ of the trip to New York City} : GRADE “A“ DRESSED and DRAWN LYKE'S “SOUTHLAND” FRESHLY SLICED attack—the odds are on€| jiginal “Showboat” Company} with Helen Morgan and Tess} BACON ca 4 ge ae | nn i@ the next 20 years. It’s a mat-| Gardella, better known as “Aunt! : ARMOUR’S. STAR ROLL of simple logic, says Johnson. | Jemima” in Vaudeville. He fol-! ” : . he says, we have so Many}jowed this stint with a single} ‘ : e . ® ° hb Sire atomic bombs than any oth-/role ina musical called “Murder! : Fy . . it would be }j ities,” i i i + @ nation now, that it wo in the Vanities,” in which Belaj cup CORN-FED suicide for any power to at-| Lugosi was the villain and Allen! WESTERN even a sneak attack. Jones starred. After the New 3 to 41. Ave. — TOP-QUALITY WESTERN = SMALL PICNIC HAMS #2... .. & more, explains the sen-}York run, the musical went on} Del Monte Shurfine CRANBERRY alte, it is also widely known that /the road and played throughout) tories ander the ground. Johnson, BORDEN‘S NONESUCH pA ee yan tienes ae power gern the Barter teal Si the beets of “the. Federal ccep ‘ IS é p U { (6) SHURFINE “ELBERTA” LITTLE DARLING WHOLE “OUUET — Momic Energy Commission, from PE ACHES 4 No. 242 38e POT ATOES > 1% deadly as the first two droP-| ter at Abingdon, Virginia, after Ghairman Lilienthal on sone , 02 Nevertheless, his views meri! - ; ' eitecticn. It woe be very RAINBOW SWEET “MIDGET” 18-08. '99 COCKTAIL ci - Pleasant to believe that we are in a De : @beolutely no danger of Atomic]: PICKLES Jen 3 A 4 ‘ . ‘ 6 to one against it—at least ts are in the! summer he played baseball as} pitcher in a semi-pro club.” Every tely, Johnson has not} time I was out of show work,” told us whet he bases his opinions} says Clarke, I went back to base-} ‘As @ member of the Senate-| pall. Some wind-up, eh? { Atomic Committee, he ha} Oner radio experience con-| §$WIM TEA ted, acces: to the same confiden-} .i-t6q of a show over WLW in| won Olympic tle af ‘ 4 ioreaation Oo Cindinnatl where he wan one-at* (Sites Belen bao Seamed oot LB. JARL ¢ T Geanwve the copii, CU Ol = SS eee op Japan, and even more hor-}the Vanities show closed. | In the; improvement iat the chances are. one SILVIA STUFFED MANZ DEL MONTE “EARLY GOLOn® tail : st an. enemy med 7 . . 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