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M( >RE '’<>l NS .‘lf’ I ’LT • Bl f Ui/ .pound N iti<-r.d Fo< tb;ill ( \ n.. ssimc: iff. A.■ in i) t’.mt'.i l S Mr t -th' i: :sh n)<,’ * ■ f i lb* , J! .• p. ~i» '• th. u t • ns <•' uh. 1 ...und m th.- '' ’. • ’of Tai’ ii a. if SINI •\Y U'Th »N HAS p . ..• vei .-at a n -I ‘‘ ton _’U a ( , o’ .f •: • i jus! a H wat( he! Ue 1 h't ’ I ' , I ' ti • .x of .nil ।d: i> o - . th.' 1 ndmg < tins p.w found the 1 v- up... he ' ’"lts fa t; ' s ■.f t an. thi- • ;»-> ' Deli ■ t t unbiJex .d !< < < .’-cl a k ! p,.b acmss । »< U'h.'.ow n or. t!.i ; < plax of t thrHhrg. har !- 1 <■ ,; gm ' • - p•' the V. < s:. , dl\ Sion It- 'v, b .st S' I.mibh 'hat any. < Hd >. gm. . With onty txx .< ■k. h ft that, of < <»urse tn 11114 two games , h t! e fix hr -th it have a j s'.ibility o! t tie have i me t ■ ,• tin n sh .■ of r meh .f t:» n Al . a<l BALTIMI »’ ’I PLAYS TWO g nies on t> • coa-l against first I. Anglic- nd then San Fran- < co Grcn • ty one of ’he otiici tv > teams d with Baltin. .!■ h s the sai txx > opponents xxith S n Franc n riming this wn k end, then I -s Angeles This •‘dds up San F alien’s s< h.-du!. a N'ing ag? t Gm n Hay ur ’ r..dtmioib th pt. < but ( n!\ a iut'f g io >ut of tle lead hct ...us. o ' ■ with. I s Angeb-s ( • io th. .« asmi I .u-t plax ? 'st tb. Ci. aland F iwns. v.’ho <■.i y< i ku iu’.s i t< ugh and then t I • roit I <.s wlu) a•• k. !: ’ la a ■ : ‘t. i a • ~th- • I i’i. st t thi‘ y< .tr Detmt . v f ii. ink mnvt_< th L.-dla"- .w’Hiys S,; i< iy ai ! then the i t ag ons, .h. Bears in ]■ g ; • < m: .'ii tlm final <1 •> < t tl <-a*or. Id t< HT S Wl> N<)T ()NLY u > thing. but put Ih. . " , .at; n on <-iy me - tun- «. .< « -ah are f uhng o .t that j ’ 1 ‘ e- l.amar. ike ev. .th r Giinrti-rha. k in foot bf years h« ’a . «. vin< ible o he op< . at< 1 •w* •» • MOK OMHMMRMMfIHr utml ix, I rMaj Satiird.ix h 9. ai rt 10 • »l< K» t Ito ixt \ •TI. \ I IM’M HK.H S< IHMH ” flld I * ature •I I \ME O\ ll' I \ 1)1 V I M RI X It \< \l I ’Uli A M<>» . H< itdx r IS I REF. MO\ IE!! » X I K) Hold UI- I < OMI ' ••M M h.UT!O| \!HLI NE Bl > I F R ( R ABH) M 7:lb I’ xj >i . .

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MOVIE REVIEWS From THE RIALTO The Five Pennies'' which opens Sunday at the Rialto Theatre, i pure entertainment gold The new l»anny Kaye starrer is packed with so much 14-karat fun, great jazz music and sclid. heart •■warming drama that it is difficult l» know just where to begin to sing Its praises Produced ,in Tew hni oloi b) Lu k Ro»e. and directed by Mel xille ShaveJson, beth of whom al .so wrote the screenplay, the Patamount production also star - ifarbara Bel Goddes Louis Arm strong. Harry Guarding. Bon <Yosby and Bobby Troup F<a t .red arc two young girls xx n ’ rue bound to make big t. names f< r themselves in the nmtion picture world. They ai • igye;u-oi*l Susan Gurdon al ready a seasoned 'IV a< tr« - whose t.dent and jwrsonal ty vix idly iecall the young, imsistible Shlrley Temple, and 15-y< ai < Id blonde beauty, Tuesiiay Weld 'Phe story of "The Five Pinnies’ revolves arotinil the jazz music and life of the top cornetist of the '2O s and ’3o’s. "Red Niche le who disappeared suddenly at the hcdgtit of his career as a jazz bandleader when hts young daughter was stricken with an il’ness for which he blamed himself. ■'Red” (portrayed by Danny) ami his wife, (played by Miss Bel Geddesj devoted themselves to restoring the child’s

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hralUi and net until thia was ac> rompHehwt dSd the muadaten attempt a comeback. Nichola’ dramatic jMTsonal atory is told r gainst a background of jazz tunes currently enjoying a tre. mendous rebirth of popularity There are also several excellent new songs especially written for Kay’s unique styles by his very talented wife, Sylvia Fine The film giv<x the star a chance to domonatrate his amazing versatility in the song-and-dance field as well as in the field of truly great acting. Field Day for Jazw Fann others in the star-studded rest come through brilliantly, too Miss Bel Geddes, a fine dramalit actress, singing and dancing for the first tune an the girl with The Five Penning band who mat Hi’S its leader; L/.uls "Satchmo' Armstrong as himself, a Content poran’ of Nichols, whose band ap pears xvith him; good-lcoktng Harry Guardino who was such a big hit in his fu-st film, "House boat continuing his upward i. e us .Niehi Is' friend and fei low musician; Bob Croeby ns a croonmg band leader—all are just great m this superb mot ten pcture Jazz fans will be interested to knoxv that In the film men who comprise Nichols' original Five Pennies am portrayed by bandleader Ray Anthony as J Imm . Dorsey; drummer HheUy Manne as drummer Dave Tough; pianist leader Bobby Troup as pianfa' Arthur Sdbutt; actor Ray Dab as Glenn Miller, and Ouardinc a.s Nichols’ original guitar Mb—all o: whom contribute vastly to the boundless enjoyment of the film