Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1941 — Page 14

F Olivers Are Fe eature of “Loew's Film

"Mile "Hamilton Woman' . Move; Compared to Lunts.

© The story of an earlier battle of England’s for power on the seas, acted by Vivien-Leigh and Laurence Olivier, is the essence of “That Hamilton Woman,” current movie at Loew's. / : More_ particularly, it concern ipe

life of the great British naval heto,|

. Admiral Nelson. And perforce it deals with Lord Nelson's love for the wife of His Majesty’s ambassador to . Naples. _At a time when England agaimr is faced with an Européan conqueror

(Hitler -instead of Napoleon), there| is. much more to this picture than]

historical significance. What Lord Nelson has to say of the futulity of making peace with Bonaparte is as timely today as it was at the turn of the 19th century.

* Qliviers Are Brilliant

. By accident or “otherwise, this is very likely the greatest plea the movie industry has made to America for helping. Britain. As a movie, “That Hamilton Woman” is not as momentous as the plea it delivers. * Miss Leigh and Mr. Olivier, in fact, aré its redeeming factors. The Oliviers are among the most brilliant acting couples now to be seen, and surely one would not be amiss in putting them upside the Lunts. They séem fully capable of making almost any moving picture move. As:Lady Hamilton, Miss Leigh is at once coquettish, noble and bequiling. One might find fault with certain of her characterizations—her first meeting with Lord Nelson, for example—but throughout the movie Miss Leigh obviously is working on a well thought out dramatic plan.

‘The Story Is History

- Mr. Qlivier, in the Admiral Nelson ole, is much as. one would expect, an actor of beautiful diction, figure and comprehension. If he is a bit stiff in his playing, then you may ~ attribute it to the part he has. Lord Nelson was not a social butterfly. . The story of “That Hamilton Woman” is to be had in the history books, with perhaps slight deviations from the movie version. Nel-

son, then a captain, puts in at Na-|

ples with news of England’s declaration of war. on France and a plea for 10,000 Italian soldiers to bottle, up Napoleon's fleet at Toulon. Through the intervention of Lady Hamilton, a favorite with the queen of Italy, Capt. Nelson gets his troops. Years later (1798) Nelson returns to Nzples, this time to refuel and push on to the campaign of Egypt. Havthen but a single eye and a single arm, Nelson again meets Lady Hamilton and again she is instrumental in getting him the Supplies he so sorely needs.

All Europe Afraid

All Europe then is quivering at the simple mention of Napoleon's name, and so finding aid in “the fight | against him is no easy task.’ * Victorious on the Nile and headed for other battles in Malta and Messina, the faithful Nelson hears that his love is in danger of ill treatment at the hands of an Italian revolution. He returns to Naples. ~From there hé proceeds to England with Lady Hamilton, there to be received with gossip about their affair and by a relentless wife. After an interlude of peace with Lady Hamilton in a country home, Nelson returns to the colors and meets Bonaparte’s fleet at Trafalgar. The British win, of course, but a bullet ends Nelson. . . And thus ends the affair with Lady Hamilton. Given a cast of su¢h accomplishments, plus a story intrinsically ‘good, the movie could not help but be moving, despite direction that is loggy.—F. P.

‘WHEN DOES IT START?

; CIRCLE " “The Wa gns Rall at ght, ” with ylvia Si Hum Ie “Ave Borat, oan Leslie nd at 12:45. 3:55. 7:05 or :15. __ _“Yhey Met in Ar ts.” with Maureen O'Hara, Jamés Ellison, Alen and Diosa

a. dy at 115%. 2:40, 5:50 and

|. Tomorrow «Ws ons” at 1:00, 4:01, 1%. a Ie 0:03. “Argentina” at 2:45

© CIVIC Boys Goodbye” (on stage) by Clare Boothe. Directed - by chard Hoover. Evelyn Steffen in the Cindy Lou fole. Last per- _ formance tonight at 8:30. : t INDIANS pn aHetionately Yours,” with Merle Obero Morgan and ita Hayworth, at 12:42, 3:52, 7:02 and

“The Black Cat,” with Basil Rathbone. prarh Herbert. Brod Crawford and He Bela a Lugosi, at 11:32, 2:42, 5:02

an FR SM, 1] 9» a 2:50; 5:50 and 8: 50, 3 KEITH'S

“The Pursuit of Happiness” (on tage). a romantic . comedy of the

| costello, © 9:00.

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al two performances today at ~2:30 and 8:30. ng Monday—‘“Susan ,”” by Rachel Crothers.

LOEW'S “Phat Hamilton Woman,’ with & ives Lei d Laurence Olivier, cat 11:12 6:1 9: «The Big Boss,” with Otto Kruge er. ~- Gloria Dickson. John Litel and 25: e, at 1:20, 4:55 and 8:30. . Tomorrow—‘'‘Hamilton Woman” at - ny and 3.3. “Biz Boss” at *

4:40 and 8:20

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d | 10: State show at 1:41, 4:19 :57/ and 9:35. Movie at 12:05, 2:43. 21] °7:59 and 10:37.

§ Nitely Except Monday

WESTLAK ' BEACH TERRACE “Oharlie Payne’s Ort i... Summer Opening .

~.. .- Friday, May 23 Heated on Cool Evenings

Doing a bit of pupcasting here are two members of Gil and Bernice Maison’s act, currently to be seen on the Lyric stage with Pinky Tomlin and his band. :

NEIGHBORHOODS

By David Marshall

-as does little Carolyn Lee

AS USUAL, the new pictures available to the neighborhood theaters for the first time this week reach some more screens over the week-end and finish up on the ones which opened Thursday. Like this: “Andy Hardy's Private Seerelary” is played by Kathryn Grayson, who nearly steals the picture. For a youngster she has a glorious voice and likely will go far. At the Irving, Rivoli, St. Clair, Strand and Uptown tonight and tomoirow; at the Fountain Square tonight through Tuesday; at the Daisy tomorrow through Monday; the Belmont and Speedway tomorrow and Monday. = . z ” ” “The Sea Wolf” has been made three times and is good for some more if the cast and direction remains as fine as in the current issue starring Edward G. Robinson, John Garfield, Ida Lupino, Gene Lockhart and Barry Fitzgerald. Tonight and tomorrow at the Granada, Irving and Rivoli; tomorrow through Wednesday at the Vogue and Zaring.

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TONIGHT THE RIVOLI -celebrates the fifth anniversary of its extra last-show-only pictures which. run each Saturday night following the regular double bill. For the event, “I Love You Again” has béen booked. It stars William Powell as the small town Babbitt who gets bopped on the head and thus awakens from amnesia to return to his old calling—a confidence racket. Myrna Loy is his wife, Frank McHugh his harrassed pal.. Remember?

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THE SHERIDAN invites all shutterbugs to bring their cameras on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to shoot at the screen. Manager Claude Allison has done some of it already with results, both good and bad. ‘He's also been taking candid shots of the customers, so. if you find your picture in the lobby some night that means you get in free.

Fie Te I

NOT SINCE Shirley. Temple appeared in “Little Miss Marker” has a youngster so neatly taken the play away from the old hands in “Virginia,” the technicolor film on tomorrow and Monday ’at the Sanders. Featuring Fred MacMurray - and Madeleine Carroll, the picture is doubled with Laurel and Hardy's “A Chump at Oxford.”

DRIVE-IN—Tonight: “Bank Dicks” and shorts. Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Thief of Bagdad” and shorts. EMERSON--Tonight: ‘Romance of the Rio Grande’ and ‘‘Tobacco Road.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘So Ends Our Night” and ‘Maisie Was a Lady.” ESQUIRE—Tonight through Wednesday: “Mr. Deeds Goes ‘to Town” and “Nothing. aScred.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Tonight through Tuesday: “Andy Hardy's Private Secretary” and “Ellery Queen, Master Detective.’ ’ GRANADA — Tonight* and tomorrow: “The Sea Wolf” and “Saint in Palm Springs.” . : HAMILTON—Tonight: . “Flight Destiny’ and “The Mad Doctor.” morrow through Wednesday: op and Maisie Was a Lady.” RVING — Tonight and tomorrow: «AY Hardy's Private Secretary’ and “The Sea Wolf.” ORIENTAL—Tonight: “Virginia” and ‘“Case of the Black Parrot. PARAMOUNT—Tonight: ‘Six Lessons from Madam La Zonga” and ‘Pinto Kid.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith’ and “Golden Hoofs.” PARKER—Tonight: “Thief of Baghdad” and ‘This Thing Called Love” ‘fomor= row and Mon day: "On Freighttened Night” and ‘‘House of Fear.” REX—Tonight: ‘Philadelphia ' Story”: and shorts. Tomorrow through Tuesday: Birawperty Blonde” “Lucky Devils.’ RIV OLI—Tonight and tomorrow: “Andy HJardys Private Secretary’ an “The Sea. Wolf.” Last show tonight only: “I Love You Again” ST CLAIR—Tonight and “Andy Hardy's Private Secretary” “Ellery Queen, Master Detective. SANDERS—Tonight: “Who Killed Aunt Maggie?” and ‘Return of - Wild Bill.” ‘L'omorrow and Monday: Virginia” and “Chump at Oxford.” SHERIDAN—TOonight: Monk Privates’ and -‘‘Footsteps in the Dar Tomorrow through Wednesday: iy Ends Our Night” and *‘Six Lessons from. Madam Ila Zonga.” SPEEDWAY—Tonight: ¢ ‘Murder Among Friends” and ‘The Pint to, Kid Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Andy Hardy's Private Secretary’ and “A Girl, A Guy, and A Gob.’ 3 STATE—Tonight: “Lucky Devils’ and “Take Me Back to Oklahoma.” Tomor= row yhouzh Tuesday: “Arizona” and “Invisible oman.’ STRAND — Tonight and tomorrow: “Andy Hardy's Private Secretary” and “Ellery Queen, Master Detective.’ ; STRATFORD — Tonight: ‘Lone Wolf Keeps a Date’ and “Kid from Sante Fe.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: *‘Arizord’” and “Honeymoon for Three.” TACOMA—Tonight: “Escape to Glory” and ‘Barnyard Follie es.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “High Sierra” “Tin Pan Alley.” TALBOTT—Tonight “Devil Bat” and “Melody for Three.” Tom Orrow through Tuesday: “Nice Girl?” and “Tall, Dark and Handsome.” TUXEDO — Tonight: ‘Philadelphia ’ and shorts. Tomorrow through : “Son of Monte Cristo” and “Road Show.’ UPTOWN — Tonight and tomorrow: “Andy Hardy's Private Secretary” and “Ellery Qeen, Master Detective.” VOGUE — Tonight: ‘‘Son - of sone Cristo” and “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘Sea Wolf” and ‘So Ends Our Night. ZARING—Tonight: “Western Union and “Great Mr. obody.” Tomorrow thr rough Wednesday: ‘‘The Sea Wolf” and “Footlight Fever.”

DOWNTOWN

LAMO — Tonight through Monday: “Praitie Pioneers,”” ‘Meet the Missus’ and ‘‘Adventures of Captain Marvel.”

AME OR Tunghe and tomorrow: ‘“‘Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary” nd “Trial of Mary Dugan.”

OLYMPE, GROOM ON HONEYMOON

HOLLYWOOD, May 17 (U. P).— Olympe Branda, 20-year-old French actress, and Douglas Woods Wilhoit, socialite singer, were honeymooning today in northern California. They were married at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills before about 100 close friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James aim of Montecito were best man d matron of honor. Guests included film stars Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan and Dennis Morgan.

JANE SIGNS AGAIN HOLLYWOOD, May 17 (U. P.).— Jane Withers, no longer a chubby

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CRACK OF THE WEEK: That of a youngster to Manager Al Ackerman of the Tacoma. The * lad wanted to khow if the Dead End Kids were playing in “Tin Pan Alley.” 2 » a TODAY, THE ESQUIRE opens with another grouping of two fine films of yesterday. Frank Capra’s 1936 Academy Award winner, “Mr. Deeds Goes to Town” starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, along with the technicolor comedy, “Nothing Sacred” with Fredric March and Carole Lombard. ” ” ” TWO HORROR" SHOWS—Bela Lugosi’s “The: Devil Bat” and Peter Lorre’s ‘Face Behind the Mask”—will open :at the Rivoli Monday guaranteed to be ‘‘spinesoftening, hair-raising enough to make you shiver, shudder and shake,” The Rivoli’s projectionist must have nerves-of steel. 2 2 nn » THE STRAND ‘has a new price policy. Now and henceforth the admission will be 20 cents until 6 o'clock on weekdays and the same price until 2 p. m. on Sundays and holidays. ” 8 2 THE WEEK-END SCHEDULE:

with 20th Century-Fox renewed. The contract calls for a higher salary, but terms were not djsclosed.

child actress, has had her contract

BELMONT—Tonight: “Devil Commands” and “Let's Make Music.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Andy Hardy's Private Seécre ary” and “Ellery Queen, Master Detective.” CINEMA—Tonight: Tall, Handsome’’ ar ‘Footsteps in the Dark.’ Tomorrow throtigh Wednesday: “Buck” Privates’ and “Road Show.’ DAISY—Tonight: “Li'l Abner” and “Saint in Palm Springs,’ Tomorrow and Monday: “Andy Har v's Private SecreSary? and “Scattergood Baines.”

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‘With Humor

Every Act Is Funny Except One and It Isn't Supposed to Be.

Even with a compound microscope you won't . find the word

| “comedy” or “comedian” in the Ly-

ric ads. Goodness. knows . why, because three of the four principal units are funny enough to-pop a vest button.

| The fourth, being the six dancing

Starlets, isn’t supposed to be funny. Take Pinky Tomlin, He's billed as a singing star of stage, screen and raflio. His compositions (“The Object. of My AfTfections,” “What's the Reason?”, and “Love Bug”) are mentioned, too. But not a word about his quick wit at the microphone which is at its: best when late-comers are finding seats. You'd better get there before the show starts ‘if you don’t have a ready sense of humor.

? Slim Is a Parson

Then there's Slim Timblin. He’s identified as a, star of ‘“T'obacco Road.” Now, Slim and his ‘parson’ act were with us even before that perennial began -its long and dusty trek down the road of human de-

what the trade papers would describe .as a “riot.” Yesterday’s firstshowers ought to still have cramps today from the way they were howling about Slim’s version ®of the world’s genesis. ‘Finally a whole group of comedians—Gil and Bernice Maison with their superbly trained dogs and a

‘Imonkey. Of course what the dogs

do—rather it’s what they don’t do— has been taught to them, so to Gil Maison must go the plaudits. Gil has a three-foot monkey who turns into an absolute. Gargantua when Frank Buck is mentioned, a dog named Benny who never does anything he’s supposed to but smoke a cigaret, and a couple of other tiny pups who are as cute as the proverbial button and as full of tricks as a magician’s hat. Gil has an acute sense of the ridiculous which makes the act near the top of those featuring animals.

There’s a Band, Too

Of course the band plays. Such things as “I Know That You Know,” “Angry,” “Blue Skies,” “Ragtime Cowboy Joe,” “The Object of My Affections,” “St. Louis Blues,” and Pinky Tomlin’s newest composition, “I Did It and I'm Glad.” Pinky solos in some of the numbers and is featured on the guitar in “A \Porter’s Love Song to His Chambermaid” and a couple of unidentified novelty tunes. . The band also has two stars. Fran Meekin, 19-year-old accordion virtuoso, and Betty Bennett, 105 pounds of ‘“comph.” Betty sings

+ Walking ‘By the River” and “Si, Si.

This ‘week’s talent parade winner, Jean Ruth, has sung with the St. Louis ‘Municipal Opera Company and shows signs in “Make Believe” of "having a promising voice. The

Angeles’ Cocoanut Grove who are excellent in a specialty whefe they can dance - individually.—D. M.

JOHN BARRYMORE SICK, CAN'T TALK

HOLLYWOOD, May 17 (U. P.).— John Barrymore was confined to his home yesterday with an attack of influenza and laryngitis, which left him speechless. His physician daid Mr. Barrymore's condition was nothing to be “alarmed” about and he would be able to return to Work in a few days. :

SIMONE STUDYING © FOR CITIZENSHIP

HOLLYWOOD, May 17 (U. P.) — Simone, Simon, the French actress, is studying American history -and government to prepare herself for American citizenship. She is attending night school at Hollywood High School.

NOTORIOUS PRISON

Much of the footage in “I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island” actually was shot in the dread penal colony of French Guinea.

Overflowing|

generation. And Slim’s always been |

Starlets are six dancers from Los|’

is done .hereabouts.

rehearsals, rest, etc. But don’t be confused. ‘There “Susan and God,” the sophisticated comedy by Rachel Crothers, will open next Monday night, with Katherine Meskill as Susan and the young Whitner Bissell as her dipsomaniac husband. Por those who have seen Miss Meskill’s previous two roles here, the casting should be a welcome one. Co-Producer Martin Burton admittedly has« been somewhat apologetic about putting Miss Meskill in “mother” roles, but it always turned out that necessity prompted the decision. Miss Meskill is quite fitted—by talent and also her good looks—to play a young vivacious part and now she’s to have it. The play, of course, centers - about Susan and her sudden and unaccountable conversion to a new wcult that: goes about casting off naught but sweetness and light. It is a role which calls for much exudation’ of energy in all directions; my guess being that Miss Meskill is just the person to play it. ‘When called upon, Miss Meskill can be quite profuse with enthusiasm. And thats what it takes.

Fightin' Victor

VICTOR McLAGLEN, actor, war veteran and Irishman, would like to get back in uniform. Between stage shows in New York, Fightin’ McLaglen told a reporter: “I wish they would let me go out and make up a regiment of men who are 50 or older. They'd be the best darned soldiers in the world—I'll guarantee you that. But they wouldn‘t let me do it. They say were too old.” Concerning fighting Mr. MecLaglen knows whereof he speaks,’ for he did service in the Boer War and the last World War. : If you ask me, the Government has made a tactical mistake.

Little by Little

A WEEKLY midnight show on Saturdays has been added to the RKO Palace Theater schedule in New York to meet ticket demands for “Citizen Kane” , Walter Wanger will resume movie production about June 1 after a recess of 10 months. The first picture will be “Sundown,” adapted from Barre Lyndon’s Saturday Evening Post serial of the same title. The Hollywood way—Dick Purcell signed ‘a contract with Monogram that prohibited him from flying. His role in “King of the Zombies” was that of an aviator and he spent the first two days of production flying a plane over Los Ahgeles. Watery spring weather about the country has cost 20th Century-Fox an extra $100,000 this season. .'. Kay Kyser's band returned from a 10-city tour of the Southwest with 10 new attendance records. . Anson Weeks has filed suit for $100, 000 as a result of that bus crash he was in last February in Iowa. A new musical, “Jump for Joy,” with eight new Duke Ellington tunes, is scheduled to open on the coast. this month. . “Amapola” is currently the best sheet music seller. And don’t say youre surprised! = §

BIG SPENDING

Three billion dollars changes hands in “She Knew All the Answers,” starring Franchot Tone and Joan Bennett. Tosite, 8: 330

KEITH Sir

Martin Burton and James Daggett Present, Through Saturday,

“THE PURSUIT OFF HAPPINESS”

Distinguished New York Cast

Evening Price: 300 Balcony Seats ‘at 50¢ 300 Baloony Seats at 15e - 800 Orchestra Seats at $1.00

« JUS FNAL TAX) M....nees Wed. and Sat., 2:30

And so a week from ‘tomorrow night, Re 'h’s will be lighted for the last performance of “Susan and God.” then, the new’ show will be opened, after a 2 scant Monday for final

night, “The Pursuit of Happiness” making its 'ast Stang tonight.

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'N: wspaper Film

“Affectic ately Yours,” which opened ye: erday at the Indiana, is another r wspaper story and it’s almost as « itertaining as the others, and just ¢ i thoroughly improbable. This. one concerns an ace foreign correspond nt, Dennis Morgan, who is in Lis! on, Portugal, and who Joes se m to be working very

Rita Hs worth also is a correspondent nd she is in love with him but I is in love with his wife. His wife, ! >wever, has divoreed him in Reno @¢ «l her cook, who is fanatically lo al’ to him, wires him as much. 7 ibs to the Boss

Claimin: over overseas phone that he has bin wounded in a street fight, Mo: ;an tells his boss, James Gleason, ‘aat he is coming home by Clippe:, is ordered not to, but comes an; vay. So does Miss ‘Hayworth. The ren sinder of the picture is a series of uses employed by Dennis to recaptu e the love of his divorced wife, Merl: Oberon, only the last .of which is what could be termed successful in any degree. All ruses employed by Miss Hayworth to capture him, and iy Mr. Gleason to kidnap him back 0 his job, fail. This pic ‘'ure has many situations which are comedy setups, but the action be ween them is slow at times. Pr¢ ably the story is too thin for featur length. Ralph Bellamy, by the w: y, spends the entire picture belie’ ing he is going to marry Miss Obe; in. P ture Mr. Tobias! The mo ; amusing of the picture’s cast is G orge Tobias, who is cast as a Tur:ish photographer ‘with a nice thick accent. Mr. Morg:n picked up in Europe, apparentl’ for a trifle. Mr. Gle:son should know by now how to play managing editor,. since he }1as been cast in that role in more than 10 pictures. He does all right for a purely theoretical managing editor, just as the reporters ar fine theoretical reporters. The ot! ®r picture is “The Black

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movie-goer with slight experience

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Wagons Roll

Bogart Is Very Tough In Circle Film.

Considering who's In it, “The Wagons Roll at Night,” now on the Circle screen, is precisely what any

might except. All members of the cast are fit snugly into the grooves in which they made their Hollywood reputations. . Bogart Is Tough Humphrey Bogart is a tough guy, very tough. Sylvia Sidney is a sad, good-hearted gal who’s in love with the wrong guy. Eddie ‘Albert is a native lad who's ih love with Joan Leslie, Sig Ruman is a sort ' of

Major. Hoople of the lion cage. If that doesn’t give you the idea,

remember from some other movie: Mr. Bogart, owner of a carnival, has a sister who he wishes to keep out of the carnival life. Miss Leslie is the sister. : i

One Lion Is Mean

Mr. Albert, discovered +n’ a grocrey store, is hired as a lion tamer when he subdues one of the escaped

with Miss Leslie. Finally, it ends up that the young ones have their way. Miss Sidney hangs around, meantime, telling people’s fortunes and futilely bestowing her attentions on Mr. Bogart. Also, there are several lions involved, one of them possessing a nasty temper. The “wagons” are those used to move the carnival. —F. P.

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Faye Asks | Honeymoon Time

HOLLYWOOD, May 17 (U. P.).—

|| Singing Star Alice Faye has asked

20th Century-Fox Studio ° to re<{ arrange her schedule so she and Phil Harris, her bandleader bride« groom, could have a short’ honey moon. ! Miss Faye and Mr. Harris ree

turned ednesday from Ensenada, Mexico, where they were married Monday ght. She took advantage of a lull /between pictures. for the wedding, but her studio has sched« uled her to return to work immes

diately.

HENDLEMAN PUPILS Y APPEAR IN RECITAL

Mabelle Hendleman will presen§ her piano pupils in a public recital at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the D. A. R, chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. ; Vilora Pock will be.guest pianist,

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SUN DOUBLE HORROR SHOW! 8 We Dare You to See It

“ONE 'RIGHTENED NIGHT” “HIUSE OF FEAR” -

Toda” & Mat. Today 2 Sun‘ay | 12:45 to 6 ¢ Mick cy" Rooney—Lewis Stone

‘Andy Hardy’s Private Sec.’ “SEA ‘NOLF” Edw, G. Robinson

John Garfield AND! A Merrie Melody Cartoon Hit!

EXTREZ Added to Last Show

TONIGHT ONLY! Wia. Powell—Myrna Loy

“l LOVE YOU AGAIN”

MON JOUBLE HORROR SHOW! 1 CAN YOU TAKE IT? “Devil Bil” & “Face Behind Mask” 5:45

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“Tobacce Road” Now! On the Screen! {ick Foran—Leo Carillo—

“SO ENDS OUR NIGHT” “MAISIE WAS A LADY”

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Costello “Footsteps in the Dark”

SUN “S$) ENDS OUR NIGHT” 8 “Gg essons from Madam LaZonga”

“Capt. 8 arvel”—Comies for Kiddies

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“Mr. Deeds Goes to Town”

Gary Cooper—Jean Arthur Carole Lombard—Fredric March

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“NOTHING SACRED” REX na 206 Tone

‘Clark Grant—Katherine Hepburn “PHILADELPHIA STORY”

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Talbott Jean Hersholt

Marg. Lindsay “MELODY FOR THREE” Bela Lugosi “DEVIL BAT”

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Ralph Bellamy—Margaret Lindsay

“Ellery Queen, Detective”

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“SON OF MONTE CRISTO”

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SU {DAY—"ROAD SHOW” “SON OF MONTE CRISTO”

HAMILTON Guru

FINAL NITE! -

| “FIIGHT FROM DESTINY” Basil Rathbone “MAD DOCTOR”

SUN. Tani: “NICE GIRL” “MAISIE E WAS A LADY”

| CINEMA

“MR. & MRS. SMITH” Central’ at Fall Crk. Robt. Young

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