Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1938 — Page 8

Taylor Shines in ‘The Crowd Roars’:

Ted Fio Rito Heads Lyric Show: :

Charlie Almost Meets His Match

Loo? $s Picture’ Maios A Fast Pace: Cast Brilliant. *

Last year M-G-M decided that Robert’ Taywr’'s glamour-boy reputation had to be squashed. He was sent to England to make “A Yank at Oxford”—an experiment that worked well. ‘When he returned he was cast’ in “The Crowd Roars,” now showing.at Loew's. If the first picture marked Pavior as a he-man, this new one establishes him as a fine actor. His characterization of Tommy McCoy, a courageous young man with a terrific right-hand punch and an irresponsible father-manag-er ‘is the hest thing he has done. Frank Morgan, the sympathetic but vacillating parent who, after losing heavily at the races, sells his son’s | contract to gambler Edward Arnold, | gives one of his finest performances.

Gargan Is Effective

‘Fffective is William Gargan, suply the light-heavyweight champion of the world, who teaches Tayler his “lucky” punch and who, subsequently, because of lack of funds, is forced to fight his pupil when the regular opponent breaks a hand. The result of that meeting is as tragic. as the final episodes are exciting. Before his biggest fight his sweetheart, Maureen O’Sullivan, is held by kidnapers “who warn Taylor that he must lose in the eighth round. Unless he does. he may not see his father and Maureen again. As Taylor is being beaten, Maureen escapes and speeds toward Madison - Square Garden. You're positive she’ll reach there before the start of the eighth round, but nevertheless, on the edge of your seat, you're afraid she won't. It’s one of those “here comes the Marines!” finishes and pure Hollywood hokum—but everyone loves it.

He Looks Like a Fighter

Little effort- has been made to capitalize on Taylor’s beauty. When he fights he looks like a fighter instead of a romantic leading man. As in some actual - fight cards where the preliminaries are as good as the main go, the supporting cast here matches their star blow for blow. Lionel Stander and Nat Pendleton, who have made many an otherwise dull picture noteworthy, perform brilliantly.

M'CARTHY HAS RIVAL FOR ONCE

RITICS claiming that HollyA wood ‘is becoming tradition- - bound and afraid to experiment will receive a minor rebuttal when they see “Letter of Introduc-

. Preceding each motion picture is a foreword containing the names | of almost everyone connected with | its production. Little attention is paid them by most audiences but! one name worthy of observation is! that of Slavko Vorkapich—montage expert. In this picture. he uses a flashback device to cover long periods of time within a few seconds. Within the last year or so Vorkapich’s montage effects have aided in making many an M-G-M film artistically significant. His treatment of Taylor's career from boyhood until he reaches ring prominence is ex- | cellent. It’s really a grand picture.

FAIRBANKS GETS | STRIPED SUNBURN

Times Special HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 13.—Douglas Fairbanks Jr., who has heen working with Cary Grant and Victor!

McLaglen in “Gunga Din,” now on location in the blazing heat of the!

High Sierra foothills, has acquired the weirdest sunburn ever reported in Hollywood.

Wearing only a pair of swim | Doug took 2a Ilunch-houv ‘Aug. 20 at the home of Melville

trunks, nap beneath a trellis, awoke an hour later to find his body covers® with zebra-like stripes’ of painful

comprise the trellis.

UNIFORM INTEREST

Twenty copies of a baseball ani-| form borrowed from the Virginia | Military Institute for “Brother Rat” |

will be sent to V. M. 1. with Warner Bros.’ compliments when the picture | is finished.

CUPID CALLING

reports for work, ‘Good Morning” telegram from fiance Baron Erik von Barnekow.

WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

APOLLO

“Mother Carey's Chickens,’ with Anne Shirley, Ruby Keeler, James Ellison, Fay ainter and Walter Bren. os 11 23, 1:31, 3:40, 5:49, 7:58 an

CIRCLE * “Letter ‘of Introduction, "” with Adolphe Menjou, Andrea Leeds, Ed- . gar Bergen, Charlie JacCatihy and orge Murphy, av 12: 25, 3:35, 6:45 and 9:55. “The Devil's Parly.,” with Victor MecLaglen, William’ Gargan, Paul Kejly, Beatrice Roberts and Frank Jenks, at 11:20, 2:30, 5:40 and 8:50.

- . LOEW'S “The Crowd Roars,” with Robert Taylor, Edward Arnold, Frank Moren, Maureen O’Sullivan. William srgan, Liecne! Stander and Nat Pen ston, at 11:10, 1:50. 4:30, 7:15 and 1 Mo Exiortion > with Scott Zolton, Mary Russell and Shurston Hall. at 12:45, 3:30, 6:10 and 8 55.

LYRIC

' uGateway." with Don Ameche, Arleen Whelan, Gregory Ratoff, Bianie Barnes, Raymond Walbura and John Carridine, at 11:34, 2:26, 5:16, 7:59 and 10:2 ; Vaudeville with Ted Fio Rito’s orchestra, Muzzy Marcellino, ‘Three - Debutantes. Tommy. Trent, . James Evans, Anita Jakobi, at 140, 4:01, 6:52 and 9:33.

| HOLLYWOOD, Aug.

tion” currently showing at the Circle. : For without the usual buildup by spectacular first nights, footprints in Grauman’s cement patio and bombardment of adjectives, a new actor is introduced. He is simply sneaked in in the middle of the picture. And his performance is pleasing to all but one—Charlie McCarthy. The new actor ‘is Mortimer Snerd, a shy, buck-tooth, strawhaired dummy who mumbles his lines and steals the show from Charlie temporarily—but . only temporarily. ® » 2

HARLIE is rescued by his stooge Edgar Bergen, at the beginning of the story, when the theatrical boarding house in which they live catches fire. A letter of introduction—hence the title—belonging to Kay Martin (Andrea Leeds) is: retrieved by . Barry Paige (George Murphy).

The homeless trio is sheltered by Barry in his nearby rooms. Kay takes her letter to John Mannering, an aging big-time matinee idol, a part in which Adolphe Menjou is well cast. In reading the letter he discovers that Kay is his daughter by one of his numerous former marriages. They agree, for Mannering’s sake to keep their relationship secret. And thus, jealousies flourish. Lydia Hoyt, Mannering’s latest attachment, breaks their engagement. Barry, endeared with Kay's charms, - is suspicious of Mannering. = » 2 HARLIE, . meanwhile, quips his way into Mannering’s in‘terest and a large party is staged where celebrities flock to hear the latest find, a needy ventriloquist and his impertinent dummy. This is the movie version of the now-famous party given by Elsa Maxwell where Edgar Bergen's

['Gtoway? Presents Ame: che and ‘Whelan i in Ellis Island Locale.

other. indication that direction, not stars or a novel story, is, what makes a picture. Arleen Whelan, an Irish immigrant traveling second class, wan-

‘watch the boat's elite. She attracts the attention of three persons— Don Ameche, war correspondent; Gilbert Roland, handsome taxevading gangster, and a boorish, small-town mayor, Raymond Walburn. : From this ‘point the film needs good direction, less story. The plot becomes illogical when Arleen is detained for immigration authorities for slapping the overamorous Walburn. To make the plot jell it 5 -necessary to detain additional persons at Ellis Island. Roland’s passport is irregular, Binnie Barnes’ reputation will not pass scrutiny, ‘and Pritz Leiber has no passport. Other pas- | sengers have corresponding difficulties.

It’s a Bit’ Complicated

Also at Ellis Island are a.group of plug-uglies: waiting deportation. Amorig them is Lyle Talbot, Arleen’s fiance, and his elder brother; Sidney Blackmer. At a hearing before the examining board Ameche testifies that ‘he loves Arleen, although she ‘denies any affection for him. Talbot refuses to marry her, and she is ordered deported. The following day ‘is the Fourth of July— appropriate flag-waving—so Ameche and other newspapermen rush over to Jersey to compel -Walburn to retract his charges. During their absence a riot breaks out among the deportees. Binnie Barnes has escaped by swimming and reaches shore in time to complicate the plot by stopping a romance between her daughter

and an undesirable : suitor. , Mean- { while, Roland persuades Arleen to lett him smuggle her into the

country. Ameche, learning of this, tries to reach Arleen in the women’s quarters and is arrested. In the prison block the deportees use Ameche to cover their attempted break.

Ted Fio Rito On Stage On the stage is Ted Fio Rito and.

act received praise from sophisticate Noel Coward and resulted in a radio series with Rudy Vallee.

-In the movie, Just as in real life, the horn of plenty flowed from then on. Menjou fans will welcome his excellent characterization in his latest effort.

Refreshing, too, is the restraint shown by Director Walter M. Stahl in glamourizing Miss Leeds. He might have been tempted to divert his. audience’s attention from the too-familiar theme — from candle light to marquee lights — by concentrating much kleig on her features in the Mar- | lene Deifrich fashion. But he didn’t and the result is com-. mendable.

Bogart to Wed

ar |

Second Time

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 13 (U.P).— Humphrey Bogart, 37, and Mayo |

| Methot, 31, film players, have ap- |

plied for a marriage license here. | They said they would be married]

Baker at Bel-Air, with Superior |

crimson where the sun had beat Judge Ben Lindsey officiating.

down upon him between the poies |

Mr. Bogart’s ex-wife, Mary Phil-_ lips Bogart. was married yesterday | at Greenwich, Conn. to Kenneth | Mackenna, actor and writer. |

MEET CHAMPION 0 NAT PENDLETON >

| Times Speciat 13. —Nat | Pendleton cen now be considered |

wood. |

| Pendieion was supposed to he taking a physical examination with Lewis | lin as the doctor. Equipment was borrowed from the | studio hospital and the scene | | started. Everything went along fine | | until the comedian tested his lungs | ‘on a special machine. He gave one mighty heave, shot | {a billow of wind into the mouth- |

his orchestra heading the hour's revue. You've heard Ted on the

‘radio and in the movies. He and i the | “sweet” | is Ted’s bubbling piano. { band are the Three Debutantes and | Muzzy Marcellino doing the vocals.

are . excellent playing The best listening With the

boys music.

Something new in puppeteering Trent's “Punch and and his phosphorescent Lovely, blond Anita

Completing the vaudeville

is James Evans who can juggle

i either . a multicolored ball or a ' double bed with his feet.

DOG LOSES BONE, MAN | GETS CEREAL

| will play the eighth in a series of 10

| Times Specint HOLLYWOOD, Aug. and women, in rags, prowled today | through the Court of Miracles in | the Paris slums, iin the dirt and the ashes of bon- | fires for scraps of food. Cameras recorded the scene for the Frank Lloyd production, “If 1 Were King.” starring Ronald Colman as Francois Villon, with Frances Dee, Basil Rathbone and i others. In the foreground a dog dug ex- | citedly, unearthed a bone. mediately it was snatched away by ' an emaciated beggar, who slunk off, gnawing at. it. “Cut!” shouted Lloyd. “Ugh!” said the extra, spitting the food from his mouth.

poking around | «Serenade

Im- |

“Gateway,” the Lyric’s film, is an=

ders up to the first class deck to| J

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Carey. leaves for the ‘Spanish-. American War “Mother ‘Carey and Her gather to wish him Godspeed and to make for his return. The. family qty to right) includes -

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| ‘at; the: “Apollo, :

Jackie Moran, Ruby Keeler, Ralph Morgan. -Dunagan, Anne Shirley. and Fay Bainter. The pic- | turization of Kate Douglas "Wisin: Ss noel is 8 showing

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Complete Naturalness ~ Gives: Picture Charm]

“Mother” Carey's Chickens,” at. the ‘Apollo, is a , simile aishire: which. could be about you and your family or your neighbors. It is an simost plotless .film of the “Judge Hardy” species. The ‘story tells of ‘the Carey

clan, beset by financial worries, following: the death of the hésband and’ father during the Spanish-American War. : of cag

‘The only plot.is the attempt of a® couple, who have made a down payment on the house’ rented by the Careys, -to disposses- them. But the family loves its new home. Haying | for years jumped around: the:country, as Naval families do, they are happy in living in a house they rebuilt from a crumbling Colonial mansion. The girls ‘(Anne Shirley and Ruby Keeler) have found a - beau, little Peter’ (Donnie Dunagan)- has found something’ even. better—a goat, and Gilbert (Jackie Moran) is building a running-water system .from ihe spring on the hill. Even Mother Carey, grieved at ‘the loss -of her

husband, is looking | forward ‘to ‘the | schoolteacher boarders she has been ‘promised.

Rowland Lee, the ~airentor, Jets

the actors play themselves.’ They

must have. felt the story, laughed with it and cried with-it, for the complete naturalness is what gives the picture charm.

Peter, the ' 3-year-old mischief maker, gets into as much trouble as a boy that age can. Gilbert, who at 4 becomes a man in his fathers stead, can't see much good in. pigtailed Lolly Joy. And the two girls are as appealing as ‘youth in love. Producer Pandro : Berman has realized that greatness lies in simplicity and therein is the film's strength as entertainment.

BAND TO PLAY AT . GARFIELD PARK

The Indianapolis Concert Band, conducted by William Schumacher,

outdoor theater tomorrow at Garfield Park at 8 p. m. The program: “Panamerican” “Scenes Pittoresques”

“The Martins and the Koys” Paul Collins - “Invitation to the Valse” ' Intermission “Overture—Rosamunda’ Schubert “Oh, Mama!” (“The Butcher Bay") Valeo Selection—‘‘The Princess Pat” ....Herbert “Goofus’” George Harper. Paul Collins, Karl Vander Walle “Jolly Fellows” y

EARLY. TRAINING DID IT

Kay Francis attributes her ability | to sign autographs faster than any

. other Hollywood ‘ star to the fact

“What's the matter?” asked the

“Get some dirt?”

“No,” ‘the thin one replied. “I

| just t don’t like cereals.” The “dirt”

| in which the bone had been buried was pulverized corn flakes!

| the breathing champion - of Holly- | 10, 000 DAYS IN 8 MINUTES

- Each day, soon after Kay Francis

she receives a ] | During a scene for “The Chaser,”

Although it will take only 8 min-

| utes on the screen, 10,000 work days

' for extra players will go into the | San Francisco fire and earthquake sequences of “The Sisters.”

HAY-FEVER STRAW

Straw used tor “Devil’s Island” scenes had to be: treated to make it ' hay-fever germ-proof because Boris | Karloff 1s allergic to [oiled »

| piece and put the apparatus out of |

| commission. ‘The pressure indicator | | went around so fast that it broke! { when it hit the high mark. |

APOLLO]

ANNE SHIRL BUSBY XiTiLiR JAMES BLLISON FAY BAINTIR

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Stars of Stage Screen and Radio

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that she was once a private secretary. : :

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Mystery oa hen. Wer Were rox Born"

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‘4700 Madison Ave.—~State Road 31 SWIM IN LONGACRE POOL

Diving boards and slides, baby pool for the little tots 3 ® Family Picnic Grounds—Flenty of Shade, Tables

_ '® Boats. Canoes, Baseball Field, Pony Track ® Free Danee Sunday Nite—Helen Nelis Orchestra

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GAY NEW "YORKERS

The Five Comedian S LOVELY SINGING |

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“ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN" No

Dionnes Ready i]

: Times Special .

"HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 13, irwice's as old as they were when the: last; Dionne quintuplet production was: made, Yvonne, Emilie, Cecile, An. nette’ and Marie will ‘be’ decidedly

‘different appearing little gitls ‘when they next appear on the: ‘screen -in

“Five of a Kind.” Jean Hersholt and “the ohiter

members of - the company making

the trip from Hollywood to Callander found the world’s most famous five little girls from 12 to 15 pounds

heavier, and all of them sturdy, straight, wide awake athletic . little humans. -. Instead ‘of developing noticeable individual charaeteristics, the “little girls appeared to Mr. Hersholt to be more similar in appearance. than.

-ever before.

“They race around like. little Indians,” Mr. Hersholt said. “They sing.and dance, make paper chains,

-write the initials of their names and

love to play jokes. Theyre the

smartest youngsters of - their age

Ty ve seen.”

Sylvia Sidney ~~ Wed to Actor

LONDON, Aug. 13 (U.P.) —Sylvis | American motion picture

Sidney, star, and Luther Adler, well-known Broadway actor, married today ai Caxton Hall register office. Notice of intention to marry was given yesterday. It is Miss Sidney's second mairiage. In 1936 she ob-

| tained an uncontested divorce from

Bennett Cerf, New York publisher.

Mr. Adler is the son of the late

Jacob. P. Adler, tragedian. of the Jewish stage. :

| Balni

"For Next F hen 2

‘Malibu -Meuntains. The tempera-

lce Cools Actors: on" Set

: ‘HOLLYWOOD, AE. ‘13% . PH The movie industry - ‘wiped Atsibrow and: ‘called for fans. and dry’ ‘ice todhy as a: heat wave sent. the. tem-,

| perature above 120° ‘degrees. in dn: parts ‘of Southern! California.

‘One thousand: ‘pounds’ of ary ice was sent. to .cool’. Bob “Burns, Fay , Jean: Parker, Jrvin 8, Cobb er. ‘members’ of a troups’ on lomtion. in 4 stifling’ valléy ‘of ‘the

| ture rose: 10115 degrees in the little village built for filming the picture “The Arkansas Trayéler.” © ~° “At + the studio- cakes. of : dry “fee ‘were piled ‘into ‘an ‘80-foot wooden chute ‘with: a ‘wind machine" at one énd. ‘The ‘other “erid opeps ‘into’ a big - canvas-enclosed outdoor: set #here Joel McCrea and Andred Leeds are working under a hot.Southerh ‘California’ Sun.. The temperature. is lowered 10 to 15- degrees. : e Stars ordered: soft drinks by the

truckload for the perspiring crews of technicians and minor actors working with them onthe sets. <The |:

story. was told: of a ‘director, Jack Conway, . who obtained Clark Gable’s promise to treat’ the com-

‘pany to -cold drinks—but’ failed to

tell Mr. Gable there. were 500 extras.

UNIQUE ALARM SYSTEM

Pursuing: the theme of his latest opus, “Union Pacific,” Cecil B. De Mille is having an alarm system of old brass locomotive bells installed at his ranch. They are the.gift of Mrs. E. E. Calvin, widow of the late former president of the railroad, and will be used to summon ely. in case of emergencies. ”

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Chuck’ Haug Orchestra:

MARY BETH-—Soloist

. EVERY NIGHT: EXCEPT MONDAY"

‘tumbrils, a ‘microphone. instead of a

ducers” ‘of the scene were concerned,

| Wilshire "Blvd. provided . the final

‘electrical - department: works out

‘cluded :'25,000 red: dahlias, - white

"The ticket situation: is the partic

: vine headache of the press ‘agents. There are 1518 seats in the Carthay

Theater, and nearly * third. of these

| were offered for public sale. (Marked

at $5.50 each, they were sold by

Scalpers for 325 a pair on the last

+ day.)

20000 Jam Bla a “Marie: Antoinette’ Makes Bow. = By PAUL HARBISON.

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 13 (NEA) — There were limousines instead of

stead of thundering for her: ‘blood. But otherwise, ‘as far as the “pro-

it might have been-a

moving picture on theron op te |

in produ toinette’s ‘world premiere. at: the Carthay Circle: ‘Theater.’

The 20,000-0dd fans who jammed

touch: to a super-coldssal outdoor show. eV : Ay Transformed

A world ‘premiere of such” proportions requires about six weeks of preparation, and: expenditiire-of at least $25,000. And that’s Just Tor the exterior show.’ Fi The: theatér ‘matisgement> decorates: the lobby, selects and’ hires the beautiful - girl. ushers: who : are gowned in period: costumes. : A studio’ art-director: is assigned to work out the decorative ‘motif. This one, for: “Marie Antbinette,” decided to transform the parkway into a replica of the celebrated gardens of the Palace of ‘Vefsailles, ' Miniatures and. architectural

sketches. are’ made. Replicas ‘of statuary are ‘manufactured. The

charts of its complicated - illuminating effects and ‘arranges: for trans-

porting ‘most of the ‘studio’s faeili- |

ties as .well as all ‘thé lights: and

generators which: can. shes rented in|

Los Angeles.

The advertising department. is : busy with billboards, ‘a’ newspaper | campaign, ‘and display tieups with |. The studios

department stores. police force Wg to special jobs, and ‘in th were: borrowed for the. night, * The property: department. is‘ handed a “staggering ‘list of items to be provided. In this case ‘the list in-

larkspur and’ gladioli. From. the

music department came :a 30-piece |

orchestra: and a.chorus of. singers.

The; publicity department is work- | full blast- on programs, stories, |

eo hookup. This ‘premiere had a

case. 250 city cops

A big premiere also is. a. social event, and many stars and top exec-

-utives give dinner parties before the

show .and' they telephone requests for blocks of from six to two dozen tickets. The press is taken: care of

*| gratis, but everybody else, even the ‘| stars. and. the “head of “the studio,

has to. pay.

Officials to View Preview Here ~~ City and State officials, education executives, members of civic organe izations, motion picture exhibitors and press representatives are to ate

nette” Monday.

Invitations for the showing at the ‘St. Clair Theater at ‘2 p.’m. have been issued. to Governor Townsend,

Lieut. Gov. F. “Hine, State Suncrintondons, of lie Instruction Floyd I. McMurray, State Auditor Lawrence F. “Sullivan, Asterney General Omer S. Jackson, and . Mr. Virgil Simmons, Commissioner ‘of the Department of Conservation. Mayor. Walter C. Boetcher - and City Council members have been A= vited, as has. J. F. Putnam,’ Butler University , president. ‘Mrs, David Ross, Indiana. ‘Photoplay .Indorsers president, Educational Department heads, Indiana Federation of: Clubs representatives, members of the Chamber of Commerce and. Depart

‘ment Store executives also have ree.

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WEST SIDE

Don = oo ur Speedway Fifa “MYSTERY HOUSE” A Lois Wilson “LIFE RETURNS" Sun. Double Feature—Loretta Young “THREE BLIND MICE”, R. Montgomery “YELLOW JACK”

2702 W. )2 W. 10th St. Double Feature Richard Atlen

“CALL oF THE YUKON”. . Martha Raye “COLLEGE. SWING” San. Double Féatnre—Loretta | Young “THREE BLIND MICE" Laurel & Rady SWISS MiSs”

ash. 4 Belmont Belmont " Doe Feber” “LONE WOLF IN PARIS” Geo. Raft “You AND ME” Sun. Double Feature—Rudy’ Vallee’ “GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS” Mickey Roo ey “LORD, JEFF”

SOUTH SIDE.

Double Feature . All-Star Cast -

Sun. Nenhle Feature—Boh Burns “RADIO CITY REVELS” Jane Withers “RASCALS” : Beech. . ove , . Double : ‘Ronald Reagan

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SOUTH SIDE.

Sun, Double Festure—Ireme Dunne

“JOY OF LIVING” “BELOVED BRAT”

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Double Feature Anna ‘May Weng «WHEN WERE YOU BORN?” ~ W. Berry “TREASURE ISLAND”? . San. Double Féature—Fred' MacMurray «“COCOANUT GROVE” © Mickey Rooney “LORD JEFF”

(NORTH SIDE aso Feature

Za ri ng Louis Hayward “MIDNIGHT INTRUDER” “RECKLESS L G” ; San. Doble - Feature—sylvia. Sidney. : “YOU AND ME” . : : " Don Ameche SIOSETIE ~~ “16th 6 Delaware | Cinema Desble Re Les “HOLD THAT KISS” Hl Dead End Kids “CRIME SCHOOL” .- Donbla : : Peatare—Rabti' Montgomery

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Geo. Raft “YOU AND-ME” VOGUE VARIETY HOUR:

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Dauble Kenture “MR. MOTOS. GAMBLE: H. Bogart “CRIME SCHOOL” Sun. Doubls: Feature—Errol Flynn “ROBIN HOOD” ? Jane Withers “RASCALS” "Illinois and 34th ‘Double Feature May Rebsen “LADY FOR A'DAY” “MYSTERY HOUSE” . . Sun. . Double. Feature—Rady Vallee “GOLD: DIGGERS IN PARIS” “MR. V MOTO TAKES. A A CHANCE

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“FOUR MEN.AND: ATESVER" ‘Robt. Page MAIN.

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Rudy Vallee Tony Lane “GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS” - Freddie - Bartaclomew— Mickey Rodney. “LORD JEFF”. Matinee Sat. & Sun [15e, Ti 1

Late. Sh "Bex Otte ‘open On LAO

Pai ra mou n t enn Joan”: EE

“MAID'S NIGHT OUT? “SIX-SHOOTIN' SHERIFF”

San, Double Feetnre--Jackis ‘Conner

“ROY OF THE STREETS” Ginger Rogers “VIVACIOUS LADY”

BIJOU : mE gin

“EVERYBODY'S DOING IT” “OUTLAWS OF THE : Sun. Double Feature-—Judith Allen “BEWARE OF LADIES”: “THE WESTLAND CASE” :

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sose E. 10th st. Double Feature - Hugh. He

Parker inn “SE THE: OCTOPUS 8” , Joan Crawlord “MANNEQUIN” Sen. Dounbls Featnre—Clark Gable - .

Myrna Loy “TEST Oe “MAMA RUNS WILD"

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