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To Permit Return to Movies motion because he stood convicted of 4 felony charge. “1 am convinced that the ends of justice have finally been met at this

time,” McKay said. “It would constitute unusual punishment to con-

‘SNUBS! NELSON HOLLYWOOD, April 2¢ (U. P.).—

Film Actor Lionel Atwill was exonerated yesterday of a felony charge of perjury that arose out of a party in his ‘Pacific palisades home at which witnesses said guests frolicked in the nude on his tigerskin rug while lewd movies assertedly were shown. In an unusual court proceeding,

: ~ {Refuses Bid to Mediate » Rubber-Gasoline Row; ‘Tours Plants.

WASHINGTON, April 24 (U. P). —Rubber Director William M. Jef-

Earl Carroll s Carnival

A TWO-BIT extravaganza billed as Earl Carroll's “Vanities” assembles a chorus of scantily-clads on the stage of the Circle this week for 50 minutes of overdressed burlesque and five acts of vaudeville.

It has the flavor of a medicine show without Indians and not much

medicine.

But it put me in mind of Painless Paxton's annual spring festival

at Deer Run, Pa. As soon as the rains had passed and the. creek had gone down and the mud flats dried a little, you could expect old Painless around the mountain with his traveling dental clinic. Old Painless carried his own extravaganza on the side. It was

. almost as good as the circus and ,

it was free. He had a cast of native Americans—Sitting Bull, who sat on the platform wrapped in his blanket spouting words of wisdom; Hiawatha, who juggled and stood on one hand, and Minnehaha, who looked like she came off a calendar, and performed what was billed on’ the side of Painless’ wagon as an Indian love dance, with feathers. The farmers and the miners came from miles around. Painless’ caravan consisted of two wagons, one for dentistry and the other for the troupe.

| Painless’ Technique

- AFTER THE show, which also lasted about 50 minutes, including a lecture on oral hygiene from Painless, who, as far as I know, coined the phrase “see your dentist before it hurts,” the den-

tistry part of the program began. As the old practitioner opened his arms to welcorhe the sufferers, Sitting Bull, Hiawatha and a kid in overalls picked up cornets and started to blow. It only cost you'a buck to step right up and have it out in full view of everybody, as the doc pointed to the sign over the grue-some-looking dental chair advertising the painless feature of the operation. Presently, the crowd would eject a customer who would advance hesitantly up the steps to the wagon and look around him sheepishly. The crowd would be talking and the cornets playing sweet and low, and you could see Painless in his white smock conferring with the patient and the patient opening wide to show doc the tooth with a finger, Doc would pat the sufferer on the back, sit him gently down into the .chair and little Minnehaha, now attired in a white uniform, would flutter around with her ministrations and collect the buck. Everytime she'd hold the patient’s hand, his friends in the crowd would hoot and holler, and

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KEITH'S

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unday—“Hay'’ at 2:15, 1 3 Rod 10:05; Yi Anont It” at i 38 3:50, hii 30 and 9:05.

These are shots from the official British documentary film, “Desert Victory,” the record of the 8th army’s smmash across 1400 miles of Africa from the environs of Alexandria into Tunisia. The film, acclaimed as the greatest of the war, will be shown soon.

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Minnie would smile and pass a hand over the gent’s brow. » » » ’

No Teeth Pulled PRESENTLY, doc would emerge from the curtains which. enclosed the cubby where he kept his tools and announce, publicly, that if the "patient said it hurt him afterwards, he could have his money back, which pleased everybody. Painless was always fair that way. As the operation began, the cornets suddenly would start to

- blast with the' chorus of “John

Brown's Body” and you could see Painless take his stance and yank. If the victim ever hollered, nobody ever heard him, because those cornet players .could blast

like the noon whistles in the.

Monongahela valley. It was all over and the patient would get up on his feet and suddenly the trumpets would quit. Then Painless would hold up the molar, the victim would grin, a little weakly, and Painless would say in a loud voice: “Now, did I hurt you, son?” And the patient would shake

his head “No!” and the cornets

would take up the “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” After that, Painless would assist the patient down the steps and his friend would carry him home. Well, I guess 1 got off the subI don’t want to

I repeat that they are not pulling teeth over at the Circle this week. But they could.

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perfection—well, almost. “They Got Me Covered,” starring ‘Bob and Dorothy Lamour, began its first run in the neighboorhoods this week, It’s an excellent vehicle pon for Bob. who is given free rein to display his comic talents. It has been said of him that just to see him is enough to make § one laugh at, or with him, as the case may be. The movie is, a a: story about Bob Hope Robert Kittredge, “ace” reporter for the Amalgamated News Agency, who tries to win the Pulitzer prize for reporting an exclusive story about axis agents in the United States. He is aided and abetted—and also helped out of much trouble— by Christine Hill, manager of his agency's Washington bureau,

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The plot is sprinkled freely with much slapstick, gags -and some really hilariously funny sequences, Look for the scene in which Hope has to pose as a mannequin on a bicycle. ’ “They Got Me Covered” is playing today at the Fountain Square, Rivoli and Zaring, and will open at the Irving tomorrow. - ° » z =» . . THE DRIVE-IN theater, on Pendleton pike opposite Ft. Harrison, begins dts fourth season tonight with a showing of “Lucky Legs,” starring Jinx Falkenburg as the owner of the “gams,” and the army movie, “When Jopnny Comes Marching Home.” The theater has arranged its programs to feature two shows nightly, and to change its program every Sunday and Thursday. A midnight show will be shown Saturday. Tomorrow the Drive-In will present the “Pied Piper,” with Monty Woolley. » » 8

BELMONT— ‘Shadow of a Doubt” and ‘Tomorrow through sday: “Immortal Sergeant’ : een Miles From Alcatraz.”

CINEMA — “Commandos Strike at Dawn” and ‘Meet the Stewarts.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Palm Beach Story” and A Haunting We Will Go.”

DAISY—'‘Destination Unknown’ and a aving Throne Nevada.” Tomorrow thro Tues “Star Spangled Bayt and eying With Music.”

DRIVE-IN—‘“Lucky Legs’ and “When Johnny Comes Marching Home.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: “Pied Piper” and “About Face.”

EMERSON—‘“My Gal Sal” and :‘Remember the Day.” Tomorrow through Wednesday; “Iceland” and ‘Life Bestns |

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ESQUIRE—"This Thing Called Love" and “Tropic Holiday.” Tomorrow through Wednesday: ‘My Sister Eileen’ and “Now Voyager.” FOUNTAIN SQUARE. Through Tuesday : “They Got Me Covered” and “Destination Unknown." GARFIELD— ‘Manila “Mexican Spitfirve's morrow through Tu .Hardy’'s Double Life” Birds.”

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TRAIL—“Deep in the Heart of and “Seven Miles From AléaTomorrow through Tuesday: Done It” and en’ Johnny Comes Marching Home.”

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PARKER “Commandos Strike at Dawn” and “Half Way to Shanghai.” Tomorrow and Monday: ‘Boss of Big Town" and “The Payoff.”

REX—‘‘Between Us Girls” and “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Commandos Strike t Dawn” and “Song of the Islands.”

RITZ—Throu h Tueads “Ch. rl’ and “Ice go Ls or ms Ol oBIVOLI_Throu Tuesday “The Me Covered ed “Shadow of z Doubt. ” Last = show , tonight only: ‘Honeymoon for Three.

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STRAND—‘‘Shadow ot a Doubt’ “Destination Unknow Tomorrow through Tuesday: “Random Harvest.”

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