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San jFnmdaco txanlnrr 1 3 Bogart, Baca Hedy Lamarr Film Cominq Clocking The Films Ann Sothern Gets Best Yule Gifts in Advance Actress Makes Up With Bob Sterling, Lands Role in 'Indian Summer' i HUMPHREY BOGART and Lauren Bacall co-star In "The Big Sleep," story of mystery and ro mance at El Capitan. The bill also includes "I've Always Loved hi mum minium aimif lilimfiiisiiiiitBriiSTrTirrT-' --jr By Louella 0. Parsons 1 A 1 4 fr "'x 4r 1 Motion Flotura Kdltor Starts SATURDAY HER zSTRUCK LIKE LIGHTNING SET MEN am3mJ It W'S lllui it-' -I St FOX THEATRE Piriinniv a al UlfUAI 9 As Us 4'. 4 HEDY LAMARR and Ctorgt Sandert arm thown abovt in an intl-matt tcene from "Tht Strang Woman," Ben Amet Williamt romantic drama, which open Saturday on tht United Artittt tcrttn. Itntnrlng 17 CGLOE CARTOONS Including 6 Academy Awrrd Winners FREE CANDY! PRIZES! Ths Boek That Was Talked About I'M UK pn nn im mm til (in rM "luvt res rn mr 0 Come Early! DOORS OPEN 8:30 A.M.

ONE SHOW ONLY Intl. Now Service Tom last Junm at tht (tnnr'i club. Sht wat titling at tht tnack bar, on account of tht doetn't liht ten-nlt, and met Tom, who it tht ttnnit champion. But from now on, th promise, f0 hkt ttnnit. For being married on thit program, Mr.

and talhtnburg get all tortt of including a wedding trip YOU MUST SAY FOR Republic, once they decide to promote a star Herb Yates goes all the way. He did more than right by Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, -John Wayne and Judy Canova, when she was their bright and shining comedienne. Now the lad in the Republic spotlight is John Carroll. Yates bought his contract from M-G-M, and is now SDend ing money to get good material ror him. The first evidence of this is the $75,000 laid down on the line for the privilege of star ring John In "Don Candelles" by iex.

SNAPSHOTS OF HOLLY WOOD COLLECTED AT RAN rrnr ri iju.u; ara Hamilton win soon be the youngest grandmother in captivity. Her daughter, Sally, married to Larry Oppenhelmer Is expecting a baby. Larry Is the son of Mrs. Jules Stein, which makes Doris a grandmother, too, and a nrettv one: Josenhlne Baker marrying Jo Boullllon, white leader of a French swing orchestra. They will be married In South America, according to a clipping sent me from Paris quoting the brldegroom-to-be; Peggy Ryan is wearing an engagement ring put on her finger by Jimmy Cross, 20th Actor; Van Johnson's father Is not coming to live with him, even though Van has Invited him to do The elder Johnson says Providence Is home, and he wants to stay there: Jennifer Jones' younger son' has.

the chicken pox, and she won't be here for Christmas; Edgar Bergen, Hoagy Carmlehael and Edward Robinson, all amateur artists, painted Marian Carr as their conception of "The In somnla Girl" the girl who keeps men awake. I suspect Ross Shat-tuck, who is their teacher, saw to it that Marian's beauty wasn't too much distorted; Director Reginald Le Borg, who filed a divorce suit charging his wife, Keith Ferguson, with cruelty, has cnanged nis mind. lie Is recon ciled and they are blissfully happy; the Bernle MUllgans are expecting their fourth child a daughter, says Bernle, since all the others are girls; Louise AII-brlitrm flies East tomorrow to spend Christmas with her hus band, Charles Colllngswood the Beverly Tyler-Tom Drake romance is sizzling; Sam Jaffe's daughter, Naomi, Joins the staff of Look. Goodness, it seems like yesterday that she v.h. playing in the sand on the beach at Malibu; Artie Shaw introduces! Kathleen as Miss WInsor maybe he wants to be proper.

That's all today. See you tomorrow. Color Fantasy "MAKE MINE MUSIC," fea ture length Walt Disney cartoon opens at the Alexandria today. The current feature is "Caesar and Cleopatra," with Claude Rains as the emperor and Vivian Leigh as the "baby" queen. i ty D00RS 0PEN rNi Uettihmi xiirjJ Wm ln wiHiMONTE HALE jf lrfJiAjiyj.if Sama Show Bot f.mK Dse.

19, 1944 CCCC You," Technicolor musical drama, teaming Catharine McLeod and Phillip Dorn. n- JONES MARGARET JOHNSTON 1 VER SaL-IH TERM ATION AL PICTUM Drimj In a Land Beyond tht Law STRANGE CONQUEST JANI WTATT LOW ILL CILMOM JULIE BISMOL PETER COOKSON mm 4 jC 1 I 111 11 Ilk i mm POLKAND GRiEN MS. 1-4 1 SHEILA RYAN FRED BRADY 7rrm HEDY LAMARR has the role of a lovely but unscrupulous destroyer of men ln "The Strange Woman," which brings her to the United Artists screen Saturday. The film Is an adaptation of the Ben Ames Williams best seller of the same title and co-stars Miss Lamarr with George San ders and Louis Hayward. The story presents Miss La marr as a girl ln Bangor, Maine, in the early Nineteenth Century, hardened by the neglect of a drunken father.

Her first victim is Gene Lockhart, a wealthy lum berman, whom she marries for his wealth. Next come Hayward and Sanders, the latter turning out to be the hero of the tale after playing a long list of villains. "Angel on My Shoulder," star ring Paul Muni, Claude Rains and Anne Baxter, ends Friday. 3 STOOGES BUGS RUHHV PIR EBO PLUTO fW 3 J. LEON ERROL UU III0IIT UlllVI COMMUNITY SIKG A TMAT FOR THE WMOIS FMlir JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S "flORTH of the CORSER" Rstcll Hiylts Inn Cr 'a fAHoirltl'mrl 1 lewjtyrcs in NUNNAU.Y J0HNS0N1 TVV4 THOMAS NITCHtLL liMtnim.nmuntM SST DEAD OF NIGHT Hi- 'IB rW JLC 1 I I 1 TO 'aT great I HURRY! i if J.Aaj.J.

pJi DOOKS OPEN 4 P. M. 3 JU FOR YOUNGSTERS FROM SIX T0 SIXTY Jsl ISfif it 1 a us ss HURRY! vfl LAST 2 yfM DAYS! 4b C9 1A! 1 0 PHEl' "Notorious Ofntlemim," 1OI.I0, 1:30, 4:48, 7:87 and lOiOB p. t'MTKD ARTISTS "Anl en My ghoul- or," 11:50 2U0, 8:38, 8sZS. lion p.

m. ESQUIBE "The Jolroii Story," 0, lljlO ft. 1:30, 3:00, 0:10, 8:30, 10:60 p. m. TIVOIJ Kiddle Show (cartoons), 2:30, ann p.

f.xrept Tnursday, Bt-li day and Sunday, at 11:30 ft. 2 140, and p. m. WARFIELI) Brennan CM," lOllO a. y.iu, T.iu, p.

m. FA StAMOt'NT "Ilasr in Hraven," 1134, ikii, oi, bus una iiuv p. m. ST, Fit ANCI "Killers," 12:17, 3:52, 7:27 and p. m.

FOX "Undercurrent," 12:25, 3U0, 8s65, JUliU, STATF "The Verdict," 11:09 a. 2ll0, lLsin p. m. GOLDE.V GATE "Lady 10:45 ft. 1:40.

4:35. 7:30. 10:25 p.m. CLAV "Hrlp Knrountcr," dally. Evenings, 8:09, 10.

Saturday and Sunday. 1:45. 3:34. 5:40. 7:40.

8:45. LAKK1N "Nine Bachelors," 2 US, 6:15, 8:45. 10:15 p. m. STAGE DOUR "Henry 2)30, 8:30 p.

m. UNITED NATIONS "Rage In Heaven," 3:03, 5:51. 8:39 and 11:27 p. m. POHTOLA "bark Mirror," 11:17 a.

4:55, 7:44, 10:33 p.m. NEWS KEEL Newnreel continuous front 8 a. m. to midnight. TEI.ENEWS Newsreel continuous from 0:15 m.

to midnight. Oakland Films PARAMOUNT "Three Wise Fools." FOX-OAKLAND "No Leave No Love." OKPHEl'M "Wake Up nn4 Dream." GRAND LAKE "Mantle." ROXIE, "The Jolson Story." ESdI IRE "Notorious Gentleman." AND "Silver Devil." S.F.Symphony Tour Arranged By ALEXANDER FRIED FIFTY-SIX concerts In fifty- three cities will be the schedule of the San Francisco Symphony's great transcontinental tour, opening March 16, it was announced yesterday by the Musical Asso ciation, Sol Hurok and the Na tional Concert and Artists Corporation. "Many of the concerts are in subscription series and are already sold out," said Hurok, famous national manager. "I am happy to help arrange this first eastern trip in all his tory by a top rank California orchestra. The tour should make every San Franciscan proud." Three cities have asked for young people's matinees, as well as adult concerts.

Pierre Mon- teux will conduct the whole, or major part, of every adult concert. Monteux's associate, in some programs, will be young Paul Sample, noted Los Angeles conductor. Sample has had extensive experience in symphony and opera. Formerly he was a personal student of Monteux. On the two months' journey, a special train will carry 125 persons, Including the ninety musi cians.

The tour will start in Los Angeles and proceed through the Southwest and Texas to the deep South, thence to Washington, New York, Boston, Quebec, Mont real, Chicago, the Midwest and the Northwest. Classic masterpieces will form most of the repertory. Monteux will present also American com positions and several works by Californians. GEARY TONIGHT OR. 6440 1 i 1:30 lilro Tlckrfu Mats.

ki Xmn (iifts W' Sun. 2:30 Bait Muiieal Shaw of $anan "Soarklinq tntertftinment" Examiner "Inrnlla equal of late Argentina" News scores hit" Call-Bulletin "Colorful costumes flamenco dances of inesita works of art" Chronicle TIPICA REVUE INESITA, CARLOS and CHABEtA, r.VARADO, IUCHITECOS, MICHOACANS CURRAN ReopsntXfflasMatinoe OUILD may xchang Tickets for perrormanca I MUSICAL OFOUW.T1MB -4 Raymond 4'coll Dolly Yul Uuts Haas Brynner Hector Aumntln Dorothy Duncan Beattie and 80 others VU.6-0i9 T00ATJ30 420 Msn' Th. THrATSt CITLD pml LAURENCE OLIVIER III William Shnhetflri IN TECHNICOLOR fea JO sti riB Kcscrvra-inin urarrs acctpira 1 Jjmri yrpjl ft TODAY! v.v rl fa VI'. -1 Tr-TkM 1 IP4 iii HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 18.

Ann Bothern's getting all her best Christmas presents in advance. mean, the nicest things are breaking for Ann and they aren't tied up In green and red ribbons She's made up with Bob Sterling for one thing, and for another she gets her best role in a long time opposite Alexander Knox in "Indian Summer" at RKO. Of course, "Malsie" Sothern is on loan out from "Indian Summer" has a story that intrigues me. It's about a small town judge who gets a chance to take a little fling from his prosaic life (perfectly moral, of course, you Johnston office boys). The pretty waitress who brinars the "Summer" into his life is Annie, and somehow this sounds a little like Hollywood's answer to "Brief Encounter," the charming English picture.

Boris Ingster wrote and will direct the movie when it rolls after the first of the year. BURT LANCASTER again has a date with Mark Hellinger, and that ought to make him pretty happy, for 'The Killers" put him on the map. This time and the picture starts in February hell be starred in "Brute Force," the story of a man born on the wrong side of the tracks, who lives on uronsr side of the law and dies trying to get the right kind of woman. To play this desirabls woman, mark is trying to get Ava Gardner, and that shouldn't be difficult because he started her out on a new career in "The Killers." Mark believes in "to each his own," for he bought "Brute Force" from Robert Patterson, columnist on the San Francisco Examiner. Jules Dassin, who re cently obtained his release from is the director.

DARRYL ZANUCK faces an-other operation on his hand. The break which he sustained a week ago while he was playing polo is a very bad one and Dr. John C. Wilson said it needs another operation to be sure the break in two places heals perfectly. Because Darryl promised to take his children and Mrs.

Zanuck to Sun Valley for the holidays, he will wait until the first of the year to go into the hospital. He came all the way from Palm Springs Sunday, hand in cast, to do my broadcast, and he was very good. We have had much favorable comment. I TALKED WITH Victoria Mix, widow of the late cowboy star, today and she told me that her estranged husband, Major Earl Robinson, was nursing her back to health. She's had the flu and has been very sick, Robbie has been one of Beverly Hills' best known playboys and I didn't know that he and Victoria were married and divorced.

She says it is not a reconciliation but they are just very good friends. When Tom separated from Victoria he gave her a fortune. He was al-wavs cra2V about her and the lush days when she was the mlS' tress of the famous Mix palace, have never been equalled in our town. CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD! Thit it tht ftrrt time I vt ever known anyont, or hneut anybody who kntut anyone who wat mar- ritd on tht "Bridt and Groom" program. But it tttmt it't bting dont by turn of our bett people.

For inttanct, on Friday, January 3, Jinx Falhtnburg't brother, Tom, it marrying Btrnict Altred, a faihion model from Mittittippi. Tht bride-to-be, who it 21, mtt SHE fUMO TO WUiU YOUNG HALE' ralKIK MORGAN JAMISOUASON.DONWCE in PERSONS MILLS BROS. BlSBKOH. CR8SM. tOSS 4 Moors ti I Extrt Sent Attr.

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RENDEZVOUS WITHANNtiji FnniP 4IRFDT.F1VF MSDfnWF fk mrvi (itaWLfll inn I'lnnfaWIIsV jj MISSION AT ALSO a WWii-VJ ,1 t- iff Piaya Larry Darrell- I ii it. i ia iiuii i mm mm- iM ki Darryl F. Zanuck presents aatoy I 1.) Jtk? I TYRONE POWER GENE TIERNEY JOHN PAYNE ANNE BAXTER CLIFTON WEBB HERBERT MARSHALL in W. Somerset Maugham's THE RAZOR'S EDGE Produced by DARRYL ZANUCK ZOt. Directed by EDMUND GOULDING Screen Play by Lamar Trottl LTNN 'lANDOLPH ALKXANItKK KNOX H0UYW0OB ntiw- Charlen Coburn-Technlcolor 41 'HOME SWHT WILSON Jill Eimonrt-Sharyn Mnffett MY PAL WOLP wTtrrT- affl- 1 iasaj, SCOTT A I 4f I I.