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r. PARTI 7 'Holiday Special' Enjoyed Ex-Coach For those who would treat. As a climax to the first half themselves to a festive evening j0f the program, Miss Collins of entertainment the current joined with Josef Marais and Burt Lancaster, who stars la Hal Wallis' production of "I Walk Alone," coached athletics at a New York settlement housa while attending New York AND FILM Din at me iurunet -inediei is let- Miranda and interpreted one of their songs In dance. Participat ing in this as well as in one of Miss Collins' solo presentations was Gaucho, who played the ommended. Presented under the auspices of Pelican Productions, the show is entitled "A Holiday Special" and is indeed that.

Without being facetious, this revue is one which everyone in the family, including grandma, HosangelcsCimes2 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1947 Europe Scene of New Play BY KATHERIXE VON BLOX A play of tragic implications, timely in that it deals with people and conditions in occupied territories of Europe, is "Thieves' Paradise" by Myron C. Fagan, which opened last night at Lae Palmas Theater. There are challenge, intrigue and stirring melodramatic situations because the drama elects to disclose what goes on behind the iron curtain of Russian-dominated countries. There is a stark realism that carries a terrific impact.

The scene is laid in a Bulgarian Black Sea port. The direc native drums with dexterity. The second half of the pro Xw-Wv 1 liSnV "i would enjoy immensely. gram was given over to Peter Godfrey, English came too late to be appraised. "A Holiday Special" will continue at the Coronet through Jan.

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PARADINESE Stanley Prager is the master of ceremonies, having only recently returned from an engagement in New York. His humor is of the brisk repartee variety without being the least bit off color. Everyone enjoyed him immensely. One of the most interesting bits of balladry ever heard by this listener was that presented by Josef Marais and Miranda. The songs embraced many countries, with eniphasis on the South African veld and the Netherlands.

Their interpretations were suave and the pleasant counterpoint of the two voices added much charm. Dancers w-ho can create a new-medium of style and spirit are few and far between but Janet Collins seems to be unique in her choregraphic fantasies which are original and free from extraneous gyrations. The audience showed its appreciation of her numbers which were simply executed without aid of scenery- BEATRICE KAY Is. star of the footlight show to open next Monday night at the Florentine Garens. IN NEW FILM Christine Sertilanges appears in "Man About Town," starring Chevalier, now at the Laurel.

STARTS TUE. DEC. 30 gave a stirring and emotionally exciting performance. His tor I I ture scene in the last act was mi w. PI WW.

i ill It I .1.1 1.1 I WJWB L' i-UI I i.iiJ.li.UL.kW. A 1 WffWW" 1 deeply moving. Howard Johnson Television Causing New Stir in Pictures BY EDWIN SCHALLERT Glimmerings there are of the films taking up with television during the new year, rather than considering the medium as a rival. Already Paramount has done considerable pioneering in the field with its station KTLA. Still better co-ordination with studio activities will probably be practiced in the future.

One novel project that is in progress right now, apart from that organization, is the plan to utilize television for exploitation of pictures. On foot is a scheme to use Star Dan Duryea in an experiment, lie would make a two-week tour of key cities to enact for televising what might be termed trailer scenes for the film, "Black Bart," in which he appears. Undertaking is still in the negotiation stage. ROOXEY RETURNS TO PICTURES FROM STAGE Another actor of promise brought back into the movie fold after exploits elsewhere. This is John Rodney, whom Milton Sperling has under contract and who has been procured by Warners for a strong role in "Key Largo" as one of the Edward G.

Robinson henchmen. Rodney was the heaviest heavy in Sperling's "Pursued." He then went to Ojai Valley for a stage chore and later into summer stock in the East. Partly this was because no breaks seemed to eventuate in the films. It. is believed that he will now fulfill his movie career in a dynamic way.

His name was formerly John Flynn. TODD, PLAN TRAVELING CINEMA It's interesting to hear from the East that Mike Todd and Joan Rlondell are contemplating a cinema project under the title, "Busman's Holiday," which will cover that part of the country scenical-y. They will shoot the subject in actual locales from New York to Florida. Unusually tangible seems to be the plan for a winter stock company in Palm Springs which is being promoted by Michael Browne, connected with the Actors Lab, and Lee Bering, who has interests in the famous desert resort area. They have already begun preliminaries for a new theater to be completed by next October.

Idea will be to lure Hollywood actors into appearing, as they have done extensively at the seaside summer showhouses. JACQUELINE DALYA NAMED FOR VILLAINESS Talk is that Jacqueline Dalya, who can really enact vamps, will underplayed with subtlety and finesse and his characterization tion by the author was to the point, though perhaps the first act was started in too high a key to build to the more dramatic sequences. The anomalies of the past are here translated into sinister values. There is, somehow pathos in the play for one senses that the Russians are a people recharged with a dynamic power with only a tired and parceled earth to work upon. "An excess of vitality boils over in them and the Bulgarians weakened by war are more or less their puppets and victims.

Barkeeper Graduate The story treats of one Stefan Bulov, a Bulgarian, who is graduated from the life of a barkeeper to a more or less trusted position under the Russian regime. He has managed to secure some very important papers and maps which the United Nations are anxious to acquire. The man from whom he has stolen the papers is killed and Stefan is suspected, though he had nothing to do with the IlilBBtl was charged with that dynamic ory GRANT norem YOUNG im NIVEN quality which makes for a vital portrayal. Marjorie Bennett gave a colorful account of the mistress of the Thieves' Paradise Cafe. Rita Lynn had some ex cellent dramatic moments as the MONTI WOuLLcT Jm citor conniving wife and Evelyn Dorryl Zanuck print Eaton as the Bulgarian maid was clever and Da CMTINUOUS PtRFORMMCES FROM 1 1.

M. vid Morrison was particularly Print: Gtrl dmutK) 80c till m. attar p. aH day Sunday Haiidaya $1 20 CtuMraa all Timaa SOe Pneat Includa Ta Gala Event Promised A gala invitational premier? of Alfred Hitchcock's Academy award contender, "The Para-dine Case," will be staged next Monday night simultaneously at the Village and Bruin theaters in Westwood Village. Hundreds of stars and Hollywood executives have been invited to the event.

A red plush carpet will extend across the boulevard between the two houses with a formal canopy overhead. The cast of "The Paradine Case" will be present at the premieres, including Gregory Peck, Ethel Barrymore, Charles Laughton, Charles Coburn and the two new European stars, Valli and Louis Jourdan. Alfred Hitchcock, who directed the suspense-drama, will also attend. The picture will open to the public next Tuesday at the Bruin and the Vogue theaters. fine as the Russian officer.

owl rh. JJp--? cr1! 1 lijr alfe 1 i ay 1 i SHOWS I 3 1 V.2J Star Salesman Wendell Corey, who made his screen debut in "Desert Fury." tried his hand at selling refrigerators in a Springfield (Mass.) department store before he turned to acting. The play is cleverly written, inasmuch as one is kept in doubt as to the actual murderer until the end. Alexander Gerry as Stefan to JSHOWSTODSt III m4 IHa 3 SHOWS TOMORROW 1 mm THEATRES MARKED WITH STAR fJ ARE OPEN Alt NGHT HOllirWOOD LATE SHOWS TONITE! AIL THRU WAINII THf ATRIS Beverly Driv ntrnr Wilsnir All SEATS RtSlRVf 0 NOW ON SALE Phona CRcitviaw 64141 Twit Doily. 2,15.

8 30 P.M. 3 SNows Sun. Hoi. 2. 5.

8:30 M. PPICIli Matt. 80c i 70 I all day Sundays I HoUdayi S1.20 1 Jl 50. Print tdud To. Palace DOWNTOWN IN LOS ANGCIE1 Broadway blwn 6th and 7th Phon Michigan A276 Continuous r.

9 a.m. Open All Night 80c. St.20 3 m. HI ckM-rfy Kc4. J1.20.

H.50. PrfcM t. APOLLO GR-4522. Owl J. Hodiak, L.

Scott in DESERT FURY; Rogara-Wilde in IT HAD TO BE YOU CHINESE b925 H'lywd Blvd. KE-4111. Tyrone Power. Jean Peter, in CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE EGYPTIAN GL-1109. Ct.

Soon to 4 a.m. June Allyson, Petar Lawford in GOOD NEWS FILMARTE 1228 IT. Vine. Cont. V.

Mayo, C. Brent, OUT OF THE BLUEJ Montez-Fairbanks Jr. in THE EXILE GUILD 6126 H'lywd Blvd. HI-7111. Ct.

13 Ronald Colman in A DOUBLE LIFE HOLLYWOOD Hntly. -Highland. Ct. 12:30 E. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; Tyrone Power in NIGHTMARE ALLEY IRIS 6508 H'lywd Bird.

GL-5863. Ct. 12:30 M. Montez, R. Cameron in PIRATES OF MONTEREY; BURY ME DBAD LOM A Sta.

Ct. 2. OL-8713 E. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; Hayward-Cummlng. in LOST MOMENT VOGUE 6675 Hwd.

Blvd. GB-2555. Ct. 12 Dennis O'Keefe in T-MEN; Marl. Wilton in LINDA BE 000D STARTS TUE.

DEC. 30 ABB0VO 3236 N. Fin. Fr. Pk.

E. Williams, THIS TIME FOB KEEPS; Chal. Chaplin, MONSIEUR VEBDOUX BELMONT lit-Vennunt. KX-1331. ConS.

1 Oannla O'Keefe In T-MEN; Marie Wilson In LINDA BE GOOD BEVERLY Bev. Hills. Gregory Peck, Dorothy McQuira, John Carneld in Gentleman'. Agreement BOULEVARD 1 t. Owl Show Shirley Temple in THAT HAGEN GIRL; John Carroll in FABULOUS TEXAN BRUIN Westwood.

AK-39298. Owl Sho Shirley Temple in THAT HAGEN GIRL; M. Montaz, 0. Fairbanks in THE EXILE CARLTON WeU'n-54. AX-18922.

Owl Bfaow E. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; Tyrone Pow.r in NIGHTMARE ALLEY CARMEL 8163 Sta. Mod. Blvd. Ovl Show Rotera-Wilde, IT AO TO BE YOU; Tyrone Power in NIGHTMARE ALLEY CARTHAY CIRCLE K-72U.

Cont. 1 Laretta Young, Cary Grant, David Niven in THE BISHOP'S WIFE EL REY 5S17 Wilsh. 0-0888. Ct. 12:30 Dennis O'Keefe in T-MEN; Marie Wilton in iTlNDA BE GOOD EMBASSY Wetern-3rd.

Ft-4312. Owl 10 E. Williams, THIS TIME KEEPS; Shirley Temple in THAT HAGEN GIRL FAIRFAX WY-3118. Owl Show E. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; John Carroll In FABULOUS TEXAN FIGUEROA U.

A1J-0515. Owl 10 M. Montex, D. Fairbanks in THE EXILE; V. Mayo, OUT OF BLUE 4 STAR Brea.

Show. 2 :30 Rosalind Russell, Michael Redgrave in MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA WW'S? 5" imtn its i ectptui tiutiei lit mtir-uTE snot iftu fii msmic 1U undertake a heavy lead in of the Bad Men" when that goes into work in a month or so, with Barry Sullivan starring for the King Bros. Miss Dalya toured with Sullivan in connection with "The Gangster." his recent release. When he puts "The Glittering Hill" into work Lloyd Bacon, the director, expects to make an event of that old-time classic, "The Face on the Barroom Floor." He has engaged Dimitri Tiom-kin who will compose a ballad of elaborate character themed by the words of the poem. SHORTS SERIES LIKELY TELEVISION CANDIDATE Along television lines there lurks the probability that the "So You Wanta" series, with which Dick Bare and George O'Hanlon are identified, will be turned into a visual weekly feature on the air waves.

These are very popular shorts on the screen, produced at Warners. William Lundigan may be chosen as one of the male stars with Joan Crawford in "Until Proven Guilty." Besides this Warner opus, there are reported deals pending at R.K.O. and Republic for the actor, who was recently in the last-named studio's "End of the Rainbow." Jack Donohue. who directed "Close-Up" in the East, returned yesterday for assignment at Metro. Cyrus Wright, associated with the writing of "Fuller Brush Man," which stars Red Skelton at Columbia, has completed another' story called "Designing Woman" a sophisticated comedy.

Al Rogell is said to be considering this as a Prudential production. t4 I M-G-M' E-trrrri OCEAN PARK, SANTA MONICA, VENICE, W.L.A.. CUIVER CITY AiiLtHt Wm II J. i haie turn, roius stew awioi wt wx smu micooo LdPifiin DAVID BUTLER WILLIAM JACOBS 1 CbbM m4 (M kr lOT rtMZ tmmm DOME S.M.-6S273. Cont.

12:45. Owl 10:30 D. Kaye. SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; F.

Tone, J. Blair. I LOVE TROUBLE CRITERION 3. M. -58282.

Ct. 11:45. Owl E. Williams, THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; also ROSES ARE RED ROSEMARY S.M.-63279. Ct.

12:45. Owl 10 i p.romo mitTmI FLORENCE Ave. Owl 10:15 Bob Hope In WHERE THERE'S LIFE; also BOWERY BUCKARO0S VENICE S.M.-63276. Cont. 1.

Owl Show tilir iirjl Rogers-Wilde in IT HAD TO BE YOU; Walt Disney'. FUN ANO FANCY FREE r'- HIT I BOTH THEATR ES CELEBRATE NEW YEAR'S EVE at WARNERS BUNDY Pico-Centinela. Fr. Pk. AR-95161 TYRONE POWER 51 bMI I mJ: V.

Mayo, G. Brent in OUT OF BLUE; IT HAD TO BE YOU GENTRY 01 Show 10 E. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; Chat. Chaplin, MONSIEUR VEROOUX GOLDEN GATE 5176 Whit. Blvd.

Ct. 12:30 D. Kaya. SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; B.

Sullivan-Belita in THE GANGSTER GORDON LaBrea-Melrose. WH-1151 in LOST MOMENT: Wm. Holden, J. Caulfleld, PEAR RUTH; also RED STALLION in Cinocolor LATE SHOWS TONIGHT Cb6 TPVOLI 11523 S. M.

Blvd. Owl Show 10 Harriton-O Hara, foxes of harrow; Hepburn-Walker in SONG OF LOVE JEAN PETERS CESAR ROMERO NUART Sawtelle-Sta. Mon. BlTd. Cont.

I a mrnn ax flll.nnl,f.nhir.inTPIIPInD JOHN SUTTON -LEE J.COBBP a if utuc riCTun Red Skelton in MERTON OF movies; DRIFTWOOD STARTS TODAY WILSHIRE 1314 Wilthire Blvd. Ow! Show llTOtrfl MHM THOMAS WUI tUI IMIHT Him iiamari (imu nti-ctt tat ifllfm Betty arable, MOTHER WORE tiuhts: Hay worth-Parks in DOWN TO EARTH THE YEAR'S MOST HONORED MOTION PICTURE! at BRUSSELS 2Sp': 1 Hf 'MM Cm I- in CULVER Wathinftton-Diiqnesne. VE-8312 Dennis Keefa in t-meh; Maria Wilton In LINDA BR GOOD CAtl at NORTH HOLLYWOOD, VAN NOYS, SHERMAN OAKS. STUDIO CITY a Mitt 1. 1 IF GRAND PRIZE WINNER of 1947 World Film Festival I IHENrTkING-LAMAR TROTTI t(lcETSSTTEft5 MA OPIN Ll NIOHT I ZZL Hour- EU1 tiaa Iaa CRAUiurs I tiuut mmi If CHiNESE Li-i unn mu ii ifa-r M.jhHl rf I IXTtA FI0M M-G-M ottt ir mciBtrntt I STUDIO CITY SU-2237T.

ST-71977. Op. I M. Momez, R. Cameron in PIRAiES OF MONTtREV; BURY ME DEAD EL PORTAL N.

Hollywood. open 13 V4N HI i .111 I O. Kaye, SECRET 1.1 Ft OF W. fciDTTl John Carroll in FABULOUS TEXAN or Lvwxnu International Film Festival BEST 1 PICTURE UJflRnRS' 9404 WltSHIRE BtVD. AT CANON DR.

BEVERLY HILLS CIM1121. CR-11122 MOW Bug Bunny Club Shew 10 m. CRIME DOCTOR'S GAMBLE Secret Life of Walter Mitty VALLEY N. Hollywood Open 12:45 IBS' and Jh SOW'! trotby-Fitzgeralo in Welcome stranger; Gone Kelly in Living In a Big Way 11 1 1 A if mcMitMD rniMtfiiM jsoon. fijp3B3ayBl nwnlMlii nsu(to 1 1 i ill Ki lucDirm 'J ills? '2i Tii irwci nil iimowm LA REIN A ST-7-2942.

open 12:45 OF THE YEAR i. atemmci I I iwMe a Nmd-i- I lSteRi: I le-irvw s. I 1 2H2 "lT mum TQHIOMt LQIWS IW1 OHM All NIOHT I D. SECRET LIFE OF W. MIT John Carroll in FABULOUS TEXAN VAN NUY8 8T-S2731.

Open 1:45 i I C. Grant, BACHELOR AND B. SuXER; Ray Milland, TROUBLE WITH WOMEN Cfteaters Spoken Drama v- REDONDO, HERMOSA, MANHATTAN Rogara-Wilde in IT HAD TO BE YOU HIGHLAND 5604 N. Fig. AL-9648.

Owl Montei-Falrbanks Jr. in THE EXILE; John Carroll in FABULOUS TEXAN LA BREA 9th-La Brea Ct. 2. WA-8502 Owl J. Hodiak, L.

Scott in DESERT FURY; Tyrone Power in NIGHTMARE ALLEY LARCHMONT Larchm't-Be. Owl Show V. Mayo, G. Brent, OUT OF THE BLUE; Tyrone Power in NIGHTMARE ALLEY LI 04 I.a Cienepa-Pico. Owl Show 9:45 O.

Rogers, C. Wilde. HAD TO BE YOU; L. Ball, F. Tone, HUSBAND'S AFFAIRS LOYOLA Manchester-Sepulveda.

Ct. 1:15 Tyrone Power, Jean Peter, in CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE MELROSE Mel. nr. Verm't. Owl Show 10 Rogers-Wild, in IT HAD TO BE YOU; J.

Hodiak, L. Scott In DESERT FURY MESA AX-16959. Owl Walt Olsney'a FUN AND FANCY FREE; L. Ball, F. Tone.

Her Husband'. Affair. PARISIAN Verroont-Bth. DR-101S. Owl E.

Williams. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; Chat. Chaplin In MONSIEUR VEROOUX RAVENNA Verm't-Bev. FE-0060. Owl Montez.

Fairbanks Jr. in THE EXILE; Shirley Temple in THAT HAGEN GIRL REGINA 8556 Wilthire. Ct. 2 V. Mayo.

G. Brent, OUT OF BLUE; Bob Hope In WHERE THERE'S LIFE RITZ Wilthire a. La Brea. CoDt. 12:30 M.

Montez, R. Cameron in PIRATES OF MONTEREY; BURY ME DEAD RIVOLI 4521 S. Western. AX-28716 Bill Elliott, CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH; J. Weismuller, Tarzan and the Huntress SEVILLE W'ett Blvd.

at 64th. OR-82000 Cary Grant, BACHELOR At B. SOXER; alto RED STALLION in Clnecolor STADIUM Pico-Rob'tton. CR-62083. Owl E.

Williams, THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; V. Mayo. G. Brent. OUT OF THE BLUE STARLAND 2624 K.

Broadway Owl Show Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, VARIETY GIRL; Walt Oi.ney'a FUN AND FANCY FREE TOWER Compton. Fr. Pk. NE-61315 Rogers-Wilde in IT AO TO BE YOU; V. Mayo, G.

Brent, OUT OF THE BLUE UNITED ARTISTS 5136 Whit. Op. 12:30 Bob Hope In WHERE THERE'S LIFE; Montez-Falrbanks Jr. in THE EXILE UPTOWN Wesfn-OIympic. PA-1116.

Tyrone Power, Jean Paters In CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE VILLAGE Westwood. BR-04301. Owl Show Bob Hope in WHERE THERE'S LIFE; John Carroll in FABULOUS TEXAN REDONDO Red. 5254. Op.

1:45. Owl Show D. Kaya. SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; Fiynn-Lupino in ESCAPE ME NEVER 1ft STRAND KeJ.

MOO. Cunt. 1 NOW PLAYING FOR LIMITED ROADSHOW To qooify for Academy Aware1 Nomiaof ion L. Darnell, T. Power, MARK OF ZUKKO; C.

Colbert, DRUMS ALONG MOHAWK HERMOSA Red. t245. Open 12:45 RENE CLAIR'S Prix-Winning FHm rUHnanldlkl Tyrone Power In NIGHTMARE ALLEY; V. Mayo. G.

Brent. OUT OF THE BLUE LAMAR Manhattan Ben. Red. 8500. Owl I Wait Disney iUN and i-anct t-HtL; Hepburn-Walker In SONG OF LOVE PASADENA, SO.

PASADENA, AtHAMBRA mm TUESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 30 Amarica'f Graotest Ravue. Th Mo Beautiful Girls in th World NEW POLICY Saalt $2.00 plus tax Dinner Optional Reasonable Prices Marcel lamaze. Cuisine I ACAUfcMV Opal: 12 .7." SpecuzZ II. Kaye, SECRET LIFE OF W.

Mil TV; V. Mayo. O. Brant in OUT OF BLUE kamm rtooucriOMS i NEW YEAR'S EVE UNITED ARTISTS RV-165V7. Open 12 irw Bob Hope In WHERE 1 HERE'S LlrkJ alto WILD HORSE MESA LATI SHOW TONIGHT BOTH THEATRES.

Lait Complete Show Starts Midnight JOHN lAtAINI 4 WAYNE DAY i. I TOWER SY-38169. Open 12 rtaiiviuca 12.50 and $15.00 plus tax Includes Dinner, Dancing and Two L. Darnell, T. Power, Mark el Zttrro; C.

Colbert in Druma Along the Mohawk A DOUBLE LIFE' Phone YO. 1154 tOSS Beverly Blvd. Cent, from I Sat. A Sun. LAUREL PASADENA 6Y -67143.

Open 12 Complett Shows Flynn-Lupino in ESCAPE ME NsVER; also PACIFIC ADVENTURE 'i k'tl UPTOWN SV-34330. Open 1 LATE SHOWS TONIGHT Shirley Temple in THAT HAGEN t-irtL; L. Ball, F. Tone, Her Huaband'a Aftaira SIGNE HASS0 EDM0ND O'BRIEN SHIUIT WItS BM COILMI DUTH GORDON GARS0N KANIN tKt id GEORGE CUK0R fntMH MICHAEL KANIN A UMIVtaSAl I.TEUIAII0ML R-KIM 5 NEW YEARS EVE.SH0WS TtCM NEW YEARSDAY MAT. SAND II P.M.

AT230 TO1M CO(0 IY TKHNKOIO STRAND SY-38187. Open 12 WESTERN Wettern-39th. Cont. 2 B. Hope, B.

Crosby in VARIETY UIRL; Walt Uitney'a FUN AND FANCY FREE ri BIT All WASHINGTON SY-70140. Open 12:45 AW aaBi aril nuinvv.i...-1111- Red Skelton, MERTON OF MOVifcS; Abbott-Costello, Widow of Wagon Can J. Hodiak, L. Soott in DESERT FURY; Rogen-Wilde In IT HAD TO BE YOU WE8TLAKE FE-3920. Owl Montez-Fairbanks Jr.

in THE EXILE; John Carroll In FABULOUS TEXAN WILSHIRE Beverly Hillt. Open 12:30 June Allyson, Peter Lawford in GOOD NEWS taiM n-ifrii ffiinnnv7i STATE is V-27139. Open 12:45 WTM fwearl i cunwc cum SIR CEDftIC HARDWICKE JUDITH ANDERSON JAMES GLEASON Crosby-Fitzgerald In Welcome stranger, Hayworth-Parka in DOWN TO EARTH DOORS OftH 1 3fl I C0t 01 Caie.e1 AaBPi.msisi iOc lil m. m. "III III 11 I I AII" 73 PARK SY-42115.

Open 1:45 41 Eattl, f(p 5 p. 4mf Phone GR. 1147 DOWNTOWN tOS ANGELES Sunday Hnlittayi TWICE DAILY 2 15 and 1:30 p. PERFORMANCES SUNDAYS AND NEW YEAR'S DAY 8:30 m. ALL SEATS RESERVED PRICES Matinets.

Jl 20 Evanings, Sundays and Ne Year's Day $1.80 inc. ta FOUR STAR Theatre WNSHKf mi TO ill) ANTHONY OUINN VJ WAY OUT WEST; el.e 2nd hit, BADMAN'S TERRITORY HUHTS M40 1 rw-UT-HOUPaYS U.10 ta WTS. 50c 'ISO, plw LINCOLN 2300 S. Central. MI-6275 C.lelrw.

sH tippBS0t Mi flCa aMCLUH TAJl RIALTO So. Pas. SV-93161. Op. 12:45 Wyman-Morgan in Bad Men of Mi.souri; Casney-Raft in EACH DAWN I DIE STEPHEN AMES Direeleel fcy RICHARD WAUACf Scree tint By Mm Ch m4 Ma lM R.

Harri.on, M. O'Hara, Foxes Harrow; G. C. Wilde, it Had te Be You LOS ANGELES 615 S. Brtwy.

Ml-6277 MOI.LYWOOn areata GOWIR EL REY 4tb-Main Alh. AT-2-61S1 Gala New Year' Eve Perf. and Special New Tyrone Power in NIGHTMARE ALLEY; John Carroll In FABULOUS TEXAN WALT DISNEY 1 awesentt June Allyson, Petar Lawford In GOOO NEWS LOEW'S STATE 705 S. Bdwy. RE-4111 Tyrone Power, Jean Peter, in CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE GLENDAIE Year's Day Mat.

PLUTO MILLION 307 8. Broadway. Ml 6272 ALEX CiI-51525. Open 12 faaiaa till C't'iii--T1li 51 u.r AO P- Lt AT II I Color ay locwnnoiof PICFAIR HtLAKU tti-mx-rr Dennl. O'Keefe In T-MEN; Maria Wilson In LINDA BE GOOD D.

Kay. SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; V. Mayo. G.

Brent. OUT OF THE BLUE NKjHTLT INCL. SUN.8 JO NEWSREEL THEATRE Bdway. nr. Sth QLENOALE CH-52815.

Open 12. Owl show LATEST MARCH OF TIME; COMPLETE WORLD COVERAGE Prat of Ftlonter Berf. Sun. Mat. 2:30 LAST 3 WEEKS vod nope in where tnshsb Lirt; else WILD HORSE MESA ORPHEUM 842 S.

Broadway. MI-6272 CALIFORNIA CH -51387. Open 1 Smoking Oennia O'Keefe In T-MEN; Marie Wilson in LINDA BE GOOD antriey Temple in that haefs gihl; L. Ball, F. Tone.

Her Hutband a Attain AITNQI LISSEK PALACE 630 S. Bdway. MI-6276. Ct. 9:00 Prataatt CAPITOL CH-51401.

Open 12 MOVES TODAY -rei Gregory Peck, Dorothy Mcuuire, John Garfield in Gentleman's Agreement RIALTO 812 8. Broadway. MI-6273 I TOD" Maw. MONTEZ CAMERON Wyman-Morgan, Bad Men of Missouri Cagney-Ratt in EACH DAWN I DIE C. Colbert, Drum.

Along the Mohawk; L. Darnell, T. Power in Mark ol Zorre GATEWAY 8. Fern. -Brand.

Open 1:15 R. Young, R. Mitchum, CROSSFIRE; Walt Dl.ney'a FUN AND FANCY FREE OLE Colo. -Adams. CH-51786.

Open 1 B. Hope, B. Crosby in VARIETY UIRL; R. Montgomery in RIDE PINK HORSE INGIEWOOD I. MNIVERSAl INTfRNATfONAt P1CTijR Ail Iwmmj ei Sangt ana Imprtssiens I IM 1' I.

THEATRE PhMM NO. 1.381 ACADEMY PL-15151. 3 A. Fr. Pk.

Ct. 1 O. Kaye, SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; kk. i -ar I UNITED FOX I IRIS I ARTISTS I tlJZ studio i CITY HUNTINGTON PARK aito lome wvir in London Vermont.

Htllyweee Blvd. ctnt. frem I i.m. Sat. Sun.

NEW YEAR'S EVE! NEW BIB SHOW 1 5y Inc. Tax lnri FEATURE at Alt BURY ME DEAD UNITED ARTISTS OR-81701. Ct. 1. Owl F.

Tone, J. Blair, I LOVE TROUBLE; CrM a I tea--." BMISIfOM I MK I WaMMU IBM If St Ilea flf tiatew t-tT Jf h. suiiivan-nema in the gangster FIFTH AVENUE 5th-Manch. Owl Show CALIFORNIA Mat. prices 12-5.

Owl 10:15 D. Kaya. SECRET LIFE W. MITTY; also WILD HORSE MESA LYRIC 7208 L. Bch.

Blvd. Cont. 1:15 Bob Hope-BIng Crosby, Variety Girl Walt Disney's FUN and FANCY FREE ALCAZAR 4426 Gage. LA-3306. Op.

I E. Williams. THIS TIME FOR KEEPS; Chat. Chaplin In MONSIEUR VEBDOUX Bob Hope in WHERE THERE'S LIFE: else WILD HORSE MESA BEATRICE KAY JACKIl GREEN STAR CAST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS INGLEWOOD 103 N. La Brea.

Owl Show 8. Hope, B. Crosby in VARIETY OIRL; Trie L3h aiSO MAHBHAi. UP CKIPPLi CHEEK SEVILLE West Blvd. at 64th.

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1. Owl Show O. Kaye, SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; V. Mayo, G.

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