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TUESDAY, JAN. 1, 1952

ls Grim Play ©

3C, 7:20 and 10:10

5.30 and 8.45

+ THE INDIAN

APOLIS TIMES Ce ts

PLUS COLOR CARTOON: LAFF RIOT

“GOLDEN. GIRL" ‘Sunnyside of Street’ (i...

- } . > File : ~ 2 > | we] Times Amusement: : i . iy Sa Excellent Acting— | Clock - ODIs) nn eit || EEE ECYPTIAN . * - 9:45 A. M. ’ ‘ ‘Quo Vids an Fdpert Taylor ‘.. 25¢ PLUS FAX ANY TIME 1PM TTI eladhh ll LAMRLALLUNR LIRR. Aufumn Garden’ (3% anacath; Ker M0 246 | sonnny Mack WTRAIL'S END son ah honda FLEMING | "Van JORNSON-June ALLYSON | CIRCLE j Cw “CROSSWINDS" “TOO YOUNG TO KISS" . ' Pardon My Ra ML 1 A% Abbott & Costello , Sarow§'’” Mitzle GAYNQR—New Shining Star Frankie LAINE—Tony ARDEN

6 Foren A Adventure,’ at 12:25, 3:10, re ; {OV en sett, SR pg : CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS : 3 By Horry Butler Dian IAN hn Bae HAPPY THEYRE ROCKIN' MOROCCO WITH LAUGHTER! | Doors Open 11 A M—Last Features 9, PM. ; S A STUDY of middle-aged futility, “The Autumn DD rr Ci 4 3 NEW YEAR Penaied sossnl | MGM's

No. 1 bas-

Garden” is hardly the cheerfulest play to start the New

Technicolor

& KEITH'S ; a rE | Fontan | HOPE-L o 82 ope n edy ; arr, 4 : 3 ig Ten sea- § Lillian Hellman's drama co- starring Fredric March and| 348; #%55 and Jo, APT AL 140 NEW YEAR'S : Florence Eldridge, which opened —— - Tanaris Piiserous. ,3ith Daye DINNER ay. a its three days at the Murat last est most startlingly realistic and LYRIC MY | Fi ni, rename night, gave spectators some 150 undoubtedly costly sets the Murat jp, CaPtain’ Fabien." with Errol AT JHE — ure a Soday by De minutes of fairly grim talk and has ever entertained. Howard Bay A ai 7 iy ” na po v EST POIN T “ond ate! as + - R Si o ’ 11; 211% Lowe ot sg behavior. ; : did’ the designing for this’ Kermit 7% and 831 W N oe TORY W RCHE Spo ee RS i 5 A, reunion of old friends after Bloomgarden production, whieh — paneer? ous ay ¥ fRrqueLa y wi Bi Of Separation Saris a has been admirably directed: by ———————— CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ee A 3 criss-cross weaving of life pat- Harold Clurm: : ri ww . ; I yphers tuned terns. In'4 few days togethes an 0 oo Sturman. = rover win J] 29:33 WEST. OMIO SY. 2nd WEEK! mpressive 73 : paying guests, in a decayed BIG STS eng: = : ° Wr wr Alnus, the h Southern resort - mansion, the Million Persons Thiong BLYTH ” wR Joo DAY special, Zc for This Engagement echnicolt, “.Conferenc : Ann BLYTH—G ENT T ! i chatacters make or fail to make . eoffe Enjoy Earl Wilson's- column AFTERNOON be (Ine. tax

ners, who up- - decisions in"ways revealing their N.Y. Times Square “RED CANYON” PENNSYLVANIA AT MARKET . . FR. (244 CHILDREN S0c ALWAYS

‘Sunday as well as week days.

DOORS OPEN 10:45 A.M.

» in the sea wea ; r ‘ARL Except Saf. & Sun. upset of Ti knesses. NEW YORK, Jan. 1 (UP)—One | “rome warn. “CASBAH | Read The Sunday Times. ' " Sept 4 5m ust them into Difficult Task of the largest, noisiest crowds ase Seas

MUR AT Tonight & Tomorrow—8:30 K. Matinee Tues. 2:30 KERMIT BLOOMGARDEN : presents

FREDRIC

he.» since, pre-war days staged the big! —~

city’s traditional gew Year's wel-

Miss Hellman in this play has chosen a very difficult task. She has sought to bring alive on the come.in Times Square: stage the subtle and complex re-! Police officials estimated that lationships we are aware of in °he million persons thronged the daily experience. But after read- drea, 150,000 more than one year

ing the play and .then seeing it 28%: last night, I can’t help feeling Some 1400 policemen were on

y dn't look ripe ight at .Mil=andled -MarThey broke , tie ahd led y, holding a ulge ‘at half-

7 FIGHTERS WHO TURNED THE

inne Bevan in rcpt Have, ret were drowned oun Te 27 | 2-GREAT SEA ADVENTURES! | E the deafening roar of tin horns, 4,

victory over not. altogether successfiil.

TIDE OF THE SAVAGE

the first half A spectator is apt to emerge bells and yells that greeted 1952. f IM New Jork 3 at Milwaukee, from the theater wondering what ox of Rew York 5 dary div LILLIA L | AN : 3 [ The rugged “The Autumn Garden” actually is isntelubs -stayed open all nigh “the A S Wi lineup en about. So many ne ly 3s instead of to the normal 4 a. nt. umn EMINOLE AR! : \ i : : - closing time, by buying a special | gves 20 t 3.60. TUES. MAT | 5, rushed to portance happen to so many $10 licénse. All establishments § #30 to 52 00. SEATS NOW at MURAT

& ROSS-BABCOCK TRAVEL Bl REAU, Claypool Hotel

on top by 40never was se~ Four of thas 3 red in double J | Kalafat's 18 hnson of Ari1. the game

characters that the onlooker gets a sense of puzzlement. And that f puzzlement iz increased by the” : j —

splendidly vital performances of Gl Seeks Licenses

both stars. To Wed 4 Sls

March Does Great Job

reported capacity business. . ..

Something Brand-New in Western Adventures

Jan. 1 (UP)

: Mr. March, in the ole of wast- | GAFFNEY, Sy ' Ba rel Nick Denery, does a terrific —You ‘might » say a 20-year-old pd her Bi iho vg 84076 Job, ‘Including “one” Tong and uh- Gaffney soldier is: prepared fot Everglades hans RH doubtedly fatiguing sequence of any eventuality this leap year. | { vastness where | 39-58, on the feigned drunkenness. Miss Eld- Home on furlough, the ‘soldier HRI Cameras never er games last ridge, as the scatterbrained and Me aDplcations 10 Tan rou NEVER "wr : empe State of superannuated “Suthren” belle, j 40 w & Doles “Pil make pl toraer. ore CNY downed wife of Gen. Griggs and millstone | hntea 1. a GUN-SEARED FPIC } “Seton Hall around his neck, generates an al- a he said. = OF PIONEER DAYS | 87-65; Yale most tangible boredom. And I, “8% Nias Tens

, 62-55; Penn- might add here that Calvin

obv lous C omplicat ions.”

yuth Carolina, Thomas, as the Ilong-suggering - — _ We whipped Bowl- general, does superbly. | ‘ oledo downed | Indeed, credits to .this cast A | PLUS THIS SECOND FEATURE! 3; and Wash- | would take up much of any re-| 3] A i %Y, I 7 eated Puget © * view. The excellent acting does eres tne 2 STARTS THE SEA HORNET : a lot to redeem the play from EEE > doubleheader | diffuseness and keep it in focus.| nC NA TODAY ROD CAMERON ® ADELE MARA tops tonight's Laura Pierpont, as Mrs. Mary, yy ADRIAN BOOTH ® CHILL WILLS 1, the No. 11 : Ellis; ‘Emily Lawrence, as Con- At 12:34-8:41-6:38-10:18 . lying Canisius stance Tuckerman, and Murial 5 ting Temple. Williams, as Nina Denery, all| DOORS mes include: deserve high praise. OPEN and Lee, La- | : Special Mentiong . A ucky, Michi- ie ™ BN Linois ST. AT MARKET ... PL. 6024 [RLECIERLY issippi-Arkan- Some special mention goes to) ; ‘ollege of Pa- Loretta Daye, as Sophie, the Eur-| N TODAY THRU FRIDAY—MAT. FROM 1:30 s (Pa.)-West- opean girl who learns cynicism] in a hurry, and to Dickie: Moore, | A Swell All-Color Show ere een as Frederick Ellis, the boy who i p \illion contributes to her education. And| Sonus it Tokay JUDY CANOVA ; : big praise is due Theodore New-| | , Fla, Jan. 1 ton, who makes the futile and] MARI ALDON COLLIDE" HONEY CHILE aries te! empty ' personality ‘of Edward| : 37 ive fol y as the captive beauty RICHARD DERR Plus Tom and Jerry Color Comic Crossman seem really tragic. 8's always e We 2 oo | r the second . : i CLES Cee { ; : re teal 0-year history A Tain | WEITER itfse ® eld RE WoT © i Here 72" bet $1.000.- thke place in one of the handsSOm- | rank FER BREWING CO. INCORPORATED. LOUISVILLE 2. KY 5.503 wagered pps mr i ca INR — We are-open today fo serve | : = 1948, for ‘the E a _—— Mi i you those delicious Emerten = eee 5 NOW. oe Bold and Brilliant . he) Don't ss dinners. Don’t forget to try PH tii EE Spa ball TWO OF THE SCEN IIR baked fresh daily pies!!! | DOORS OPEN EE AAAS Jal ad ah tha "TWO OF THE SCENES THAT TE SO GREAT! | our baked ress Savy push : SUA Pig, THEATRES PrOwS: rr . 10:45 A. M. > ¥ K : h HE Aris) 5 THE SHOWDOWN SCENE | 7 | THE Discovery Courteous Table Service Feature: 12:24—3:40—6:56—10:12 Re So " | IN New ORLEANS OF Mew Past . — i ; : Dive Out for BETTER FOOD FREE PARKING NORTH SIDE |P*MERSON 4530 E. 10TH —IR-4480 rolina, 54 J ye 1333) ILI : { Mat. Today 12:45 to 3, 30¢ A | ALL DAY TODAY |MINEMA 'siteePosiare, p(B Shsiion Cott Sins Ys Yon £100 ey LT Color by Technicolor ~ "WHEN WORLDS ( COLLIDE” ge TY OF David Farrer “GOLDEN HORDE”. acs io-Ftioyaed Gredn 77. [ NN 6071 AT 32 WEST MARYLAND Ee GO &- ard-De fk n. WASHINGTON AT ILLINOIS NEXT-TO AYRES BASEMENT ENT. Joseph Cotlen "PEKING EXPRESS” | Rnonda Fleming EROS n 53. \ 22d at Talbot EST ¥ ORONET Satine Today. 1:30 AMILTON 3116 E. 10TH STREET restern 3, ENTIRE SHOW BY JECHNICOLOR NE yi AT lantic 3212 Collere Preet ¢ Betty Hutton_Fred A « ATINEE TODAY 1:00 " : y 1 Joel McCren ES ATILE DRIVE" ENT Jean Peters BY TEC OR 3 A 4 BE RR — FREE PARKING ag ECCA 733 North Noe Shree Richard Derr ow Wane “ollide’ udget Plan ror to PRESENT ALL DAY TODAY AT } ToAY: yy: i Moto | | 5500 E. WASHINGTON, 81 \ ‘A : D 32 W. MARYLAND Henry Fonda JESSE JAMES" Yooh: | | RVING Cont. Matinee Todas \ g treet car . - 315% and Northwestern MATINEE TODAY FROM 1 P. M. : . ne WA bash 0644 D SUGLAS ELE ANOR WI LIAM : Their weekend for two Doors Open 2:00—Show at 2.30 oUGL PARKER BENDIX

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