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SATURDAY, JULY 15.

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The first step is

the "High Shag”

This is the “Swing Gate”

Now run around your partner and “peck”

The finale is the “Lift Swing”

MOVIES

Sonj Join Jack Benny Downtewn|

By HARRY MORRISON a Henie and 'Captain Fury'

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‘MICKEY COMPOSES

HOLLYWOOD, July 15 (U. P).— Mickey Rooney, actor and song-| writer, has sold another tune, it was) announced today.

“Liove On The Range,’ a Western spection tomorrow.

|'BARN' TO OPEN FOR NEW TUNE ON LOVE

PUBLIC TOMORROW HOLLYWOOD

| The “Dream Barn,” which the proprietor, Thomas P. Cifaldi, built { himself, will be open for public in-

'My Mouth

By PAUL HARRISON

Stars Take Down Their Hair, Talk Shop;

Is Crooked,’ Moans Barbara.

Trick Horse at Riverside Park

“Star Jupliar,” fives five-gaited trick | horse, will give two performances | tomorrow afternoon and evening at | Riverside Amusement Park. Two |

WHEN DOES IT START?

APoLLo

“Man About Town,’ Benny and ‘Rochester,’ 4:28. 7:12 and 9:56. ‘Undercover Doctor,” with J. roll Naish and Lloyd Nolan, at 3:22, 6.06 and 8:50.

CIRCLE

“Second Fiddle,” with Sonja Henije, wer on Rudy size at

with Jack

Car12:38.

The horse is 7 years old. years ago he was featured in the] I to Y h special events at the Pan-American | LI Cond Happen to. au with Exposition held at Dallas, Tex. | 12:35, 3:30, 6:20 and 9:10.

{ prairie number written by Mickey | Mr. Cifaldi constructed the house with Jack Benny, “Rochest- and his collaborator, Sidney Miller, within a barn, parts of which are | has been taken by Leo Feist. Their more than 100 years old. | first published number was “Have Al The structure is three miles east

yrone Po OLLYWOOD, July 15—One-minute interviews. 1:50, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:2 FRANK McHUGH: “Most comedians, if they're honest, don't

think they're funny, and neither do their wives. That's why we worry

APOLLO—"Man About Town,” er,” Dorothy Lamour, Edward Arnold and Binnie Barnes.

“Undercover Doctor,” Nolan. CIRCLE—*"Second Fiddle,”

Rudy Vallee and Mary Healy.

field.

“It Could Happen to You.” Directed by Alfred Werker.

(Gloria Stuart.

with Sonja Henie, Tyrone Power,

- NEIGHBORHOODS

Directed by Sidney Lan- % with Stuart Erwin and

LOEW'S—“Captain Fury,” with Brian Aherne, Victor MecLaglen and June Lang. Divected by Hal Roach.

“Parents on Trial,” Downs.

CIRCLE

Sonja Henle is a beautiful skater nd in “Second Fiddle’ she intro-| duces a couple of new numbers that are outstanding for their simplicity and suave motion. This is also the first time she has had a partner. He doesn't have a name in the picture and is billed way down the list as “skating partner.” His name, for the record, is Stewart Reburn. | & If he can speak English and act as | son why we shouldnt hear more! from him some day, so put his name in vour little black book. The first number she does is with him. It's a tango on skates and is very much of a dingeroo on wheels. Her other number is done all alone. She's thrown aside that first! Olympic idea she once had of doing | everything difficult as fast as possible. of just making skating look simple il easy and flowing and beautiful. It is a very soothing potion to watch her soar along the ice as it she were trying to get away to an-! other planet. This scene is placed in the picture | at a very trving time for her and as a piece of interpretive dancing Miss Henie has performed a real job It's too bad she couldn't hring im her skating magic wrapped in something besides the sugar-coated pills! of a slapped-together story. Miss Henie has plaved a dumb discovery so many times that the! evil thought is bound to enter your head: Do you suppose she can't act! at all so they won't give her any| other parts? | And you'd be quite right, Rut after all, she's supposed to be a skater, and that should be that. Leave the acting to those that are) supposed to be doing it. | But don't leave it to the nice boy who looks ready for his first party and kind of nervous about the whole thing. Tyrone Power is pretty and nice but he seems to be about as shallow as an old saucer. Histrionfcallr speaking, of couse. | Don't leave it to Rudy Vallee. He's a singer, and remember, you can hear him on the radio. Leave it to Fdna May Oliver if vou have to leave it to anyone, but I'd say just! leave it. The storv? Movie magnates on talent hunt discover girl and bring her to Hollywood. To buck uno career of fading star Rudy Vallee, press agent Tyrone fakes a romance with new star and Rudy. New star Sonja falls for Rudy but he loves another. She goes home, hating}

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T think

On Screen at 10:15-1:12-1:09-7:06-10:03 “Rose of Washington Square” Also at 11:30-2:37-5:84.8:4%

ot “LUCKY NIGHT

FREE TO THE KIDDIES

Attending the Matinee Today Photegraphs rsonally Autographed by smifey Burnette.

KIDDIES, 15e SMILEY (FROG)

BURNETTE

Comedy Star of the Gene Autry Pletures Direct From Hollywood for This Special Engagement! ne Treat in a Thousand

SCREEN

ROY ROGERS © MARY HART George (Gabby) Hays

SOUTHWARD HO!

LTS 1 | “DAREDEVILS OF RED CIRCLE" |

with Jean Parker Directed by Sam Nelson.

everyone.

1 : : . i well as Miss Henie, there's no rea-|

strong but a song, { Myself,”

“completely Western,

and Johnny

Then when she is going to marry local vokel, Tyrone chases her, finds her in nick of time, and| marries her. Nice? I think movies ought to come out! all right because things are tough | enough as they are. Rut you can't get any kick out of things turning out right when you knew all along; ‘they would. To have a good thing be really good it has to be con- | trasted with something that is} really bad. But you'll get enough thrill out of! Sonja on skates. Sorry, but one picture and that with only a few scenes, wasn't] {enough to do any great deciding | about Mary Healy, the real (at least |so-called) discovery of the picture. | {She is pretty good looking with a /dandy figure. Her voice isn't very “I'm Sorry for went over pretty well with! the audience when she sang it. The other picture was “It Could {Happen to You.” Stu Erwin is one

would ever want to feel right at! home with. Gloria Stuart, playing! opposite, makes a lowly wife and] helpmeet. If I ever came home the way Stu did and there was a dead woman] in the back seat of my car and they said I'd murdered her, nice to have a wife like Gloria Stuart around to trap the mur-

LOEW'S

“Captain Pury” is a Western in costume. Bang! Bang! A mug © beer, a canister o' shot, a good horse ‘neath me, a wench t’ love me and what more can a man ask.

So it's awa’ wu'll ga, me hearties, to the land that's wa’ down under. no man can tear asunder. Hi Yo! Silver. When Mike Fury was thumbing his nose at the weak-minded British ishers and Loyalists in Dublin he | never thought he'd end his leading a free people against the tyranny of the same aristocratic) landgrabbers in Australia. He was sent, with a pack of erim'inals to the prison camps reserved for the worst scum of Engiand—to Austrialia, the last outpost of the British Empire. There, after heing put in the shearing section of the malevolent Arnold Trist, king of the outpost’s outpost, in less time than to tell it, he escapes and sets himself up as the savior of the embattled settlers. Mr. Trist is very nasty and wants the whole country for himself. even to the settlers’ sheep. From there on out the picture is All the chases that warmed the hearts of |vounguns are wrapped into one. | | Captain Fury heckles the unamiable [Mr. Trist until that gentieman, who is almost as bad as Captain Bligh,

is tristed completely.

Aided bv Blackie. the huge and loving Victor Melaglen, he brings all those matters to a satisfactory conclusion, meanwhile gaining the heart of the lovely June Lang,

‘daughter of one of the settlers he

has befriended. It makes very little difference that Captain Fury is much like the wellknown Captain Blood. It makes

very little difference that they outh ‘started as good gentlemen, both

DANCE

Louie Lowe’s Orch. Nitely Except Monday

WESTLAKE SWIM

Every Day and Nite

it would be;

us|

with J. Carrol Naish and Lloyd Heart.”

so much. it keeps your weight down.” MADELENE CARROLL:

lof Irvington on Road 40.

my husband, Phillip Astley, Husbands Necessary?’ the studio to change the title, BING CROSBY: “If all the

But

. of the country. the Ritz Brothers would call * “gimmick.”

That's what Carl Niesse. manager |

| for the Olson Amusement Enter- over in some sections of the city, no prizes, meant when he said Indian- ‘matter how w

apolis was a queer town to figu: ve) when it came to movies.

A movie that'll mow ‘em down in show, ‘the Monument area won't last four North.

“Alexander Graham Bell”

was |

what is known to the trade as a! la petition with It erept up on the boys names

“sleeper.”

‘before they knew it.

land the downtown houses here]

didn’t make any holdo

1 Mr. ‘Niesse said it had been clean- | in the city. jing up for weeks at the neighbor- pusiness was dead.

hoods.

Of course, one reason for the con- middle of the picture.

verse is that when a movie runs for

(four weeks downtown there's bound didn't like the idea of their favorite (to have been a good deal of milk-| comedian being placed in so un-

(ing. At that, “Kentucky” ran almost as weil as “Bell” in the neighbor‘hoods. That was for reasons al-|

She's changed to the idea of the appealingest guys anyone] ready noted in this column.

But Mr. Niesse said there are]

some pictures that will never go showing Johnny “Seat” Davis and

| were convicts, and both became provincial governors. It doesn't even ‘make much difference that both won the girl. I'm just glad that Errol Flynn| and Olivia DeHavilland didn't take]

the part of the girl and the boy in|

“Captain Pury.” I'd have been looking around the corner the whole time for Basil Rathbone and a [Frigate with a poop deck. There's only (like. In almost every scene where ‘they capture 'Trist's men, and

there's lots of them, they turn their three years. |backs on the captured men and if for Mr.

they '‘d been Barton Macl.ane, My. ‘Rathbone or Akim Tamiroff,

iong. | Theres a

‘short about spies stealing airplane nish the piscatorial element. _Iplans and getting caught. The short! there's going to be some kind of It's com- contest for the neighborhood fisher-

runs about 12 minutes.

[Nazi Spy” joes power and engender hate. The other picture is “Farents on

ny Downs. It's queer the way

NDIANAPOLIS has a reputation for being the outstanding “freak” city That doesn’t mean it's not a good city, ‘wacky

When Bert Wheeler was here a few weeks ago he said he hadn't had! a laugh in Indianapolis since he'd started vaudeville.

The first | sions” be shown as soon as possible] [screenings indicated a fair picture there.

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ver provisions cent downtown run.

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they Wednesday.

| Notes with one eye open:

arging

[stairs in the one thing I didn't]

they ‘with so many And ‘t is there wall find the peace wouldn't have stayed captured very aquarium they're going to put in a

“Crime Does Not Pay” |thevire asking their patrons to fur-

days | pletely authenticated so that it ‘men, | does everything “Confessions of a mum about that find of his. did except name a for- know she’s a girl and he says she's|y

Trial,” with Jean Parker and John-|

Loew's clutters itself up with those]

[problem pictures about that will always be with us.

APOLLO

| “Man About Town” is holding over for a third week and speaks very well for any picture. ns!

oY a nice musical comedy show and to through Puesday:

(be quite redundant, let me echo: The only thing wrong with “Man|. About Town” is that it isn't long | enough.

UNDERCOVER RL

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problems | | before 1 p.

ventures

that and Loose.

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good, young singers could get a chance there'd be a thousand guys as good as I am on the air and in pictures. I was just lucky, and don't think I don't realize it.” ERROL FLYNN: “Americans don't know how to have fun: they can't seem to get the knack of enjoying leisure. Well, ves, IT do | have more free time at a stretch

ell received downtown. iat 1." “The Gracie Allen Murder Case” than the average man. ® a =»

‘was one of these. A pretty decent it won't do very well at the BARBARA STANWYCK: “I'm Fast and West Side house.| coared when I see myself on a (But it, or any other action or mys-| reen. My voice sounds like a tery picture, will always get a good| foghorn, my mouth is crooked and house on the South Side. I look kind of squinty. I get to “Confessions of a Nazi Spy” was wondering what I'm doing in this turned down in some parts of the business. 1 certainly wouldn't write myself a fan letter.”

| city. Yet one North Side house has AKIM TAMIROFF: "Everybody

it’s just what or what Joe Jacobs would call a

140 householders’ demanding that “Confes-

through Tuesday: “Return of , the Cisco Kid’ and "King of the Turf’ DAISY Tonight: “Mr. Moto on Danger Island’ and ‘West of Sante Fe'' Tomorrov and Monday: “Rose of Waghington Square’ and "They Asked for It’ At almost every one EMERSON Tonight: “Chasing Danger’ Persons were, and Exile rv 2 morrow, a roueh 9 | Wednesday ar ietory”’ a {leaving by the 20's and 30's in the| Gentleman. FOUNTAIN SQUARE-—Tonight Tuesday. *‘Confessions of a Nazi Spy” “Society Lawyer.’ IRVING Tonight! and “Persons in through Tuesday: and ‘Let Us Live’ ORIENTAL- —Tonight: tueky’ and “Silver on the Sage. Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Broadway Serenade’ and “Lone Wolf Spy Hunt’ REX “Tonight: “Lady's From Kentucky” and ‘Secret Service of the Air.” Tomor= | row through Tuesday: “Dark Victory and ‘Sergeant Madden.’

“I'm From Missouri” had a deIt was booked at almost every neighborhood house

through

The neighborhood patronage just ane

pL from Missouri”

iding.” Tomorrow

familiar a setting. “The Hardys Ride High”

” 2 »

HE Rivoli will continue with its first-run policy this week by

“Lady's From Ken-

Marie Wilson in

“Sweepstakes Win- | ner.” RITZ Tonight:

The show will run through hy ‘Within the Law.’

“« Ww ednesday: “Rose of Washington square” It's coupled with Only {and ° ‘Jones Family in Hollywood.” | Angels Have Wings.” | RIVOLI==Tonight: “Confessions of a Nani Spy’ and “Jones Family in Holly wood. id Joe, Tomorrow through , Wednesiay: “Only ' . | Angels Have wings’ an owner, is a winner.

“East Bide of Heaven’ Tomorrow through

Cantor, Rivoli Theater

“I'm probably woman in Hollvwood. Here I am with a divorce action pending against and they nop me in a picture called ‘Are When the irony of it dawned on me, I asked

| ture and not getting any

Sweepstakes

The Rivoli is en-! _ ST CLAIR — Tonight and

its chain and when they Pod of Sraglingion Square” were moving into larger offices up-; SANDERS Tonight: * | same building, Don | Vednesan YS Of Jap ie Tor Heaven a Wright, manager, came across the Mvstery of the White Room.’ |parchment. Don =avs he never knew | SPEEDWAY. Tonight: "Chasing Danger” lit until now and he's been with Joe

Kentucky Colonel. and “only |

‘Society Smugglers”

and "The Lady Vanishes.” Tomorrow v | through Iuesday: “'Confessiong of a Nazi That speaks pretty well Spy’ and “Ice Follies of 1939.

Cantor's modesty, . The| STRAND Topight, and tomorow: reuis ‘Strand management has gohe crazy | Angels Have Wings” and “Jo

in Hollvwood.” queries about their TACOMA--Tonight: “King of the Turf’ and “On Trial,” Tomorrow through | Thesday “Wuthering Heights” an

‘Story of Vernon and Irene Castle’ TALBOTT- Tonight: “Union Pacific” and Shorts. Tomorrow and Monday: “Yes, A Darling Daughter” and “King of the ur TUXEDOCisco Kid’ and *

new one. But they need fish and

Then

“Return of the ine of the Underworld. Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Dar K| Victory” and “Family Next Door.’ UPTOWN Tonight: WWuthering eights” and “Dark Raptr nv CTOHor row through Wednesday: icky Might" and “Society Lawyer.” VOGUE—Tonight : “Alexander Graham Bell” and "Bact Side of Heaven.” Tomor-

Toni

Earl Cunningham is still We beautiful. Wonder if that girl he [put in his Wednesday night show who got such a terrific hand could) be it? . . . The last word is that the row Ihroieh A os, of Nasne bargain hours at the Strand pre- | Nagi Spy ore is Dhityswns of a vail before 6 p. m. on weekdays and|_ZARINGm. Saturdays, Sundays| {assed and holidays. and ° The week-end calendar follows:

AVALON — Tonight: “Tailspin™ and ‘“*Ad- | of Jane Arden’ Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Jesse James” and “Fast

“Tailspin’® and “Tce! 30 Tomorrow through - nfessions of a Nazi Spy” “Torchy Ri Runs for M Mayor."

DANCING 15¢ BEFORE 9:00

BANDWAGON

Southeastern and Emerson |

HAL BAILEY'S BAND |

Tos; ht: 539." |

"Confessions of a Call.’ Tomorrow | ‘Only Angels Save My Darling Daught er.

Y Zen: obia” and

bar oxy and

3 onight “Wolf “Yes

Tonight: the

hyo and

CINEMA “Blondie meats

ifaldi's Villa Nova

An Eating Place of Distinction Serving Chicken Dinners of Rare Excellenc?

Announces the

DREAM BARN

Open for Inspection TOMORROW 12 TO 9 P. M.

PUBLIC INVITED

3 Miles East of Irvington

on National Road 40 STARTING at SATURDAY

M UTUAL MIDNIGHT SHOW!

Dancing Lawsons and Mickey Jones

FOLLIES OF 1939

and CHORUS of LOVELY GIRLS |

Matinee 2:15 wo Shows at Night, 7 and 5 P. M, CONTINUOUS oN SUNDAY

But it's a good thing to do a certain amount of worrying:

the most embarrassed

they wouldn't promise anything.”

says to me, ‘Akim, what is the matter with you? Here you are playing practically a bit in a picbilling. Pretty soon you will be an extra!’ So 1 tell them I do any part of it if it is good, no matter how short. I tell them in Europe everybody does that, you see sometimes two or three stars supporting a minor player because if that is the best casting it makes the best entertainment.” ” ” ” YRNA LOY: "I really wanted this unsympathetic role of Lady Esketh, but I had a hard time convincing my husband that I should do it. Finally we agreed that it would be a sort of test case, and if he didn’t like me in

it I'd duck all heavy parts after |

this. But he does like it, and any day now he may admit I'm an actress.” DOROTHY LAMOUR: “I don't mind being kidded about sarongs, and I don't mind going back into one for this next picture. After all, a sarong is just a one-piece dress. I can remember back to when my mother would take down a curtain and make me a dress out of it. Sarongs have made me able to pay her back with all the dresses and anything else she wants.”

“Star Jupiter” can read, write,| spell, figure, tell time and pick oyt| colors. During the performance he will count numbers and pick out| the colors in the Am American Flag.

"FEATURES MUSIC ~~ OF FORMER YEARS

Westlake Beach Terrace is having its best season in four years, Louie Lowe, dance band leader there, said today. The band, in addition to playing current hits, features music of other | years in special arrangements. Mr. | Lowe is assisted by June Click, | songstress, and George Frieje and | Dick Fansler. | Dancing at the lerrace starts at| 19:30 p. m. on Saturday and at 9 | p. m. every other night except Mon- | |

day, which is dark.

TODAY! LAUREL & HARDY

“BLOCK HEADS”

John Boles—Ida Lupino "FIGHT FOR YOUR LADY"

BROAD RIPPLE PARK ADULTS SWIM Children

“Every Tuesday and Thursday, 10 to 11 A. M.—Swim Classes for Children Entering Pool —No__ Additional _Charge—

® Roller skating ¢ ® Rides @ Games

BALLOON ASCENSION

Triple Parachute Jump Sunday, July 16

FR E E —ADMISSION

PARKING Free Movies Nightly Except Monday

LOEW'S

“Captain Fury.’ with Brian Aherne., Victor MeLagien and glue Lang, at 12:40, 3:45, 6:50 and 9:55. “Parents on Trial,”” with Jean. Parker and Johnny Downs at 11:35, 2:40, 5:45 and 8 50.

Kids gloriously in love! Made 10 feel life's most beautiful experience is a thing of shame! —JEAN~—

PARENTS on Trin ie

Startling Spy Expose "All #, America is Cheering

tomorrow: |

EAST SIDE EINE

NLL I LALLY

Tonight and Tomorrow

“ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS”

“JONES FAMILY IN HOLLYWOOD”

HOME OWNED* NOME OPERATED

OTD COOL Adolph Men jou—Nolores Costello

“KING OF TRE TURF” Margaret Lindsay “ON TRIAL”

Sunday—=Merle Oberon—David Niven

“WUTHFRING HEIGHTS” Astaire & Rogers “The Castles”

N. Jersey & Wash. Bruce Cabot Paramount Savors *t HOMICIDE BUREAU"

Chas. Starrett “TEXAS STAMPEDE"

Edw. G. Robinson——Francis Lederer

"CONFESSIONS OF 2 A NAZI SPY”

“Jones Family | in | “Hollywood”

EXTRA! ?\Nded to Last

Show Tonight! Jas, Cagney—Mae Clark “GREAT GUY” sunday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Cary Grant—Jean Arthur

“ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS” Johnnie ‘Scat’ Davis

“SWEEPSTAKES WINNER” I "ous

First Showings East Preston Foster "CHASING DANGER

Anna Sten “EXILE EXPRESS" thru Wed. “Almost A Gentleman” Bette Davis "DARK VICTORY” Bob Burns

| RV NG Gladys George

“I'M FROM MISSOURI” “PERSONS IN HIDING”

Sunday=—=Mickey Rooney—Lewis Stone “THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH” _ Homry Fonda “LET Us LIVE" Warner Baxter

Tuxedo Lynn Bari “RETURN OF THE CISCO KID” “KING OF THE UNDERWORLD" Sunday “DARK VICTORY” “FAMILY NEXT DOOR” WEST SIDE BELMONT Edw. G. Robinson Francis Lederer

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NEW DAISY Jean Hersholt

“MR. MOTO ON DANGER ISLAND" “WEST OF SANTE FE” :

ne Speedway City SPEEDWAY Preston Foster Lynn Bari “CHASING DANGER" Paul Lukax “LADY VANISHES”

SOUTH SIDE

| ORIENTAL os S, MERIDIAN

Geo. Raft—UCllen Drew

“LADY'S FROM KENTUCKY”

“SILVER ON THE SAGE”

Sun.—Jeanette MacDonald—Lew Ayres

“BROADWAY SERENADE” “LONE WOLF SPY HUNT”

‘Avalon

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Alice Faye “TAILSPIN” “ADVENTURES OF JANE ARDEN" Sunday “JESSE JAMES” “FAST & LOOSE”

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EXTRA HIT—VIRGINIA BRUCE Walt. Pidgeon “SOCIETY LAWYER”

TODAY, MON.,

Preston Foster—trene Heorey “SOCIETY SMUGGLERS” “FRONTIERS OF ’49” Sunday Bing Croshy—Joan Blondell “EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN” “Mystery of the White Room”

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“BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS” Oliver Hardy “ZENOBIA”

Continuous Daily From 1: 30

Bing Crosby—Joan Blondell 9

Merle Oberon—David Niven

“WUTHERING HEIGHTS”

"DARK RAPTURE”

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Tonight and Tomorrow

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INGTON SQUARE” “ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS”

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Bist & Northwestern The Rex Air-Conditioned George Brent—Ellen Drew “LADY'S FROM KENTUCKY” “SECRET SERVICE OF THE AIR”

Sunday Bette Davis “Dark Victory” Wallace Beery “SGT. MADDEN”

= ‘Central at Fall “Crk. Alice Faye

Za ri ng Joan Davis “TAILSPIN” Joan Crawford “ICE FOLLIES” Sunday—Edw. G. Robinson—Paul Lucas “CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY” *TORCHY RUNS FOR MAYOR” TALBOTT Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea

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