Richmond Times-Dispatch
(Virginia)
January 14, 1945
Glen Falls Post-Star
(New York)
January 16, 1945
State Program Today
“The Unwritten Code” is featured today at the State Theatre and reveals the shocking drama behind the barbed-wires of a prisoner of war camp. In the cast are Ann Savage, Tom Neal, Roland Varno and Howard Freeman.
The co-attraction is “Meet Miss Bobby Socks,” the jittering, jamming, jiving kid, who’ll put you hep to happiness. Bob Crosby and Lynn Merrick are the stars with featured players, Louise Erickson, Robert White, Howard Freeman, the Kim Loo Sisters and Louis Jordon and his Tympany Five. The picture is full of the youthful rhythm of the croon-swooning crowd and has Bob Crosby-giving forth with new hit tunes.
Glen Falls Post-Star
(New York)
January 18, 1945
Laugh-Packed Musical Due Sunday at Stale
“Meet Miss Bobby Socks,” Columbia Pictures latest entry into film-musicals of youth and laughter, opens at the State Theatre on Sunday. Boasting an unusual cast of young feature players, it is said to be full of spoonin’, croonin’ and swoonin’.
The players are: Bob Crosby, Lynn Merrick, Louise Erickson, Robert White, Sally Bliss, Pat Parrlsh, Howard Freeman and the Kim Loo Sisters. The music is made by Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five. Glenn Tryon directed from the screen play of Muriel Roy Bolton.
The Messenger
(Smithtown, New York)
February 16, 1945
In the Spotlight
Via the grapevine we hear that a top favorite with servicemen overseas are the Kim Loo Sisters. They appeared in several pictures before their connection with the USO “Light Fantastic Unit,” with which they are now touring the European Theatre of Operations.
Buffalo Evening News
(New York)
March 1, 1945
Manhattan Moods
The Kim Loo sisters report seeing this on a wooden slab overseas: “In memory of Maggie, an army mule, who in her lifetime, kicked 1 general. 4 colonels, 2 majors, 10 captains. 24 lieutenants, 42 sergeants, 89 corporals, 454 privates and 1 bomb.”
Detroit News
(Michigan)
March 2, 1945
The Kim Loo sisters report seeing this on a wooden slab overseas:
“In memory of Maggie, an army mule, who in her lifetime, kicked 1 general. 4 colonels, 2 majors, 10 captains. 24 lieutenants, 42 sergeants, 89 corporals, 454 privates and 1 bomb.”
Charleston Evening Post
(South Carolina)
March 3, 1945
Charleston Evening Post
(South Carolina)
March 4, 1945
same as above
Niagara Falls Gazette
(New York)
March 27, 1945
Leader-Republican
(Gloversville, New York)
March 29, 1945
Lights of New York
The Kim Loo sisters report seeing this on a wooden slab overseas: “In memory of Maggie, an army mule, who in her lifetime, kicked 1 general. 4 colonels, 2 majors, 10 captains. 24 lieutenants, 42 sergeants, 89 corporals, 454 privates and 1 bomb.”
Richmond Hill Record
(New York)
April ?, 1945
Lights of New York
The Kim Loo sisters report seeing this on a wooden slab overseas: “In memory of Maggie, an army mule, who in her lifetime, kicked 1 general. 4 colonels, 2 majors, 10 captains. 24 lieutenants, 42 sergeants, 89 corporals, 454 privates and 1 bomb.”
Daily Olympian
(Olympia, Washington)
May 30, 1945
Daily Olympian
(Olympia, Washington)
May 31, 1945
The Tully Times
(New York)
July 12, 1945
Lights of New York
The Kim Loo sisters report seeing this on a wooden slab overseas: “In memory of Maggie, an army mule, who in her lifetime, kicked 1 general. 4 colonels, 2 majors, 10 captains. 24 lieutenants, 42 sergeants, 89 corporals, 454 privates and 1 bomb.”
Charleston Evening Post
(South Carolina)
August 11, 1945
Palace Theater
…Friday, (Double Feature): “Meet Miss Bobby Socks”, with Bob Crosby, Lynn Merrick, Louis Erickson, Robert White, Howard Freeman, Kim Loo sisters. Also “The Crime Doctor’s Courage”, with Warner Baxter, Hillary Brooks, Jerome Cowan, Robert Scott, Stephan Crane.
Newark Star-Ledger
(New Jersey)
September 12, 1945
p15 c2: Walter Winchell On Broadway
Daily Mirror reporter Justin Gilbert, who was divorced from Margaret Kim Loo in Fort Worth, leaves for H’wood to write films and wed Alma Kaye, 20th Century-Fox starlet.
Syracuse Herald-Journal
(New York)
September 12, 1945
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror reporter Justin Gilbert, who was divorced from Margaret Kim Loo in Fort Worth, leaves for H’wood to write films and wed Alma Kaye, 20th Century-Fox starlet.
Glen Falls Post-Star
(New York)
September 18, 1945
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror reporter Justin Gilbert, who was divorced from Margaret Kim Loo in Fort Worth, leaves for H’wood to write films and wed Alma Kaye, 20th Century-Fox starlet.
Arkansas Gazette
(Little Rock, Arkansas)
September 19, 1945
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror reporter Justin Gilbert, who was divorced from Margaret Kim Loo in Fort Worth, leaves for H’wood to write films and wed Alma Kaye, 20th Century-Fox starlet.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
(Texas)
September 21, 1945
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
(Texas)
September 22, 1945
Miami Herald
(Florida)
October 13, 1945
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror reporter Justin Gilbert, who was divorced from Margaret Kim Loo in Fort Worth, leaves for H’wood to write films and wed Alma Kaye, 20th Century-Fox starlet.
Otsego Farmer
(New York)
October 19, 1945
“Miss Bobby Socks” Laff-time of Lifetime
“Meet Miss Bobby Socks” at Smalley’s Theatre on Saturday only and you’ll meet Columbia Pictures' charmful armful of entertainment with Bob Crosby, Lynn Merrick, Louise Ericksoh, Robert. White, Howard Freeman, the Kim Loo Sisters and Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five.
Miss Bobby Socks is the jitterin’, jamming’ kid who’ll put you hep to happiness. She’s a solid chick with a heart as big as a house…and her mind on a dance floor. She’s the gal who made America swoonin’…spoonin’…croonin’ conscious. She’ll put you in the mood for the fun-time…the laugh-time…the jive-time of a lifetime.
Also second feature another of the popular out-door action storys, “West of the Pecos” from the story by Zane Grey.
Huntsville Times
(Alabama)
December 2, 1945
Jive-Laugh Hit Coming to Grand
Louise Erickson Plays Swoonin”, Croonin’ Role in ‘Miss Bobby Socks’
The gal who made America swoonin’…spoonin’…croonin’ conscious is coming to town Tuesday, when Columbbia Pictures presents its latest jive-and-laugh hit, “Meet Miss Bobby Socks,” at the Grand.
…There are seven songs in “Meet Miss Bobby Socks”…“Take It Easy” goes to the Kim Loo Sisters…
New York Post
April 18, 1946
Stuart Foster, T. Dorsey’s vocalist, married Pat Kim Loo.
Columbus Dispatch
(Ohio)
May 1, 1946
Stuart Foster, T. Dorsey’s vocalist, married Pat Kim Loo.
Arkansas Gazette
(Little Rock, Arkansas)
June 16, 1946
April 18, 1946
Stuart Foster, T. Dorsey’s vocalist, married Pat Kim Loo.
Columbus Dispatch
(Ohio)
May 1, 1946
Stuart Foster, T. Dorsey’s vocalist, married Pat Kim Loo.
Arkansas Gazette
(Little Rock, Arkansas)
June 16, 1946
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