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The stage of Keith's theater takes a five-act beating this week. Stomping jitterbugs and a fourhorsepower steeplechase are ' included in a vitamin-packed revue. The show opened yesterday and will continue through’ Sunday if the boards hold out. A pair of lightning-footed tapdancers, Rolla Pickert and his partner, Verna, start the proceedings. They conclude their stint with a hep-cat specialty on stilts. After an interim of songs and repartee, the stage gets another going over from Gautier’s Steeplechase. Gautier’s. four ponies, four dogs and clown monkey go through their paces with the skill of veteran troupers. John Alda m. cs and sings two “Showboat” hits. Hal Stone and Nina Kay go through a dullish comedy skit.

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“Swing Fever” with Kay Kyser and his orchestra, at 12:15, 2:44, §:13, 8:02 and 10:31,

INDIANA : “Marine Raiders” with Pat O'Brien, Robert "Ryan and Ruth Hussey, at & 8% 2:57, 5:50, 8:36, 11:22 and

TO loilesve's Ghost,” with Hare old jpaary, A at 11, 1:53, 4:46, 17:33, 10:13 an ie “Cry of the Werewolf” with Nina Foch, Stephen Crane and Osa Mas16550, at 12:23, 2:57, 5:31, 8:05 and “The Soul of a Monster” with Rose Hobart. Wi Macready and Jim Bannon, 1:22, 1:56, 4:30, 7:04 and 9:38.

«Music of the Hour”

Sasha Leonoff, accordionist, offers a variety of numbers ranging from the semi-classics to a Russian jitterburg love song. Kay Kyser’s “Swing Fever” is on the screen. (By Donna Mikels.)

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