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i i 12 3R00KLYN EAGLE, SAT SEPT. 13, 1947 Hepburn to Play In Film Original Katharine Hepburn's next star SCREEN By Htrbert Cohn 'Wis ring role for M-G-M will be "The Saintly Miss Peters." an original I comedy by William Roberts. Paul Richard Basehart Makes Screen Debut In 'Repeat Performance' Drama at Fox Walter Bullock, a screen writer who has been taking Jones will produce. Miss Hepburn will be seen soon in "S6ng of Love." with Paul Henreld. Robert Nassau Man Heads State Federation of Planning Boards Garden City.

Sept- 13 Robert C. Rlchter, member of the Nw sau County Planning Commission, was elected president of the New York State Federation of Plan nlng Boards yesterday at the concluding session of its three-day training institute at Adelphl College here He succeeds Tesi Sed-eek of Buffalo, N. Y. Edward P. LaVkln of the Hemp, stead Village planning Board was elected secretary; Henry Kern of Rochester, treasurer, and Richard B.

Williams, secretary and planning engineer of the Nassau County Planning commission, waji one of nine vice presidents chosen. 'Henry Starts 5-Day Run At Bklyn Academy Sept. 23 -Henry th Theater OuildJ Technicolor film hit starring Laurence Olivier, will have its first New York showing outside of Manhattan on Sept. 23. when it begins a five-day, reserved-seat engagement at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

The prize-winning Shakes perean film will be shown here twice daily, at 2:30 and 1:30 p.m.. through Saturday evening, Sept. 27. Mail orders are being accepted at the Academy boxoffice for reserved seats. "Henry is the first film ever to be sponsored by the Theater Guild.

Olivier, who stars, also directed and produced the film. Supporting Olivier are some of England's most pdpular stage stars, including Robert Newton as "Pistol." Leo Genn as the "Con- it relatively easy on the Coast these past few seasons, turned up as the author of "Repeat Performance," which is now at the Fox Theater. For the first few minutes of ing with all her might that she hadn't had to do it. that she and her dead husband sprawled on the drawing room floor could live over hU new film, it seemed that he had been- using his spare time to dig out at least one bright new idea tit the screen. For here is a melodrama that opens with a murder from which pretty Joan Leslie Is fleeing, repentant, wish- 1 stable," Felix Aylmer as "Arch MOVIE TIME TABLE Walker and Henry Daniell.

Adele Jergens. who recently has been drawing "other women'' parts in Columbia's pictures, has been assigned to play a heroine for the first time since her appearance as the Princess of the East in the studio's "A Thousand and One Nights." She was assigned yesterday to the romantic lead in "The Woman From Tangier." mystery melodrama which Martin Mooney will produce. Search for an actress to "Alice" has been launched by Lou Bunin, the American film producer, fot his color production ol "Alice, in Wonderland." A ten-year-old girl is needed to play the title role in the film, which is well into production in Paris. Although the producer ha.s placed no limitations on hw choice, he prefers a girl who has no professional experience. BROOKLYN bishop of Canterburg." Reene Asn-erson as "Katherine." Leslie Banks as "Chorus" and Esmond Knight as "FlueHen." V.

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HM It MKTROPOI.1TAM "IT." 1:, "Peril. Pmllt." It, 1:411. 1:. Robinson, Brito Guests Serum Treatment For Cancer Will Be Tried Out Here again the year that was Just end-: ing: and before you know it she's getting her wish. i If Screenwriter Bullock could keep the rest of his script as fresh and imaginative as he managed to make this opening, he could be today one of-the most popular writers in Hollywood.

Unfortunately coiildrft. The lives that he gave his assorted characters to; relive are filled with the old! cliches; that Miss Leslie knows, what is going to happen to each of them, and that she can warn them, guide them around pitfalls and generally control the shape of things to come result in nothing imaginative. "Repeat Performance'1 soon relapses into a commonplace melodrama, the most satisfying feature of which is the VICTOR MATORE scores in "Kiss of Death," the stark melodrama at the Mayfair Theater. At RKO Jefferson Tonight The best-loved tapster of them all. Bill Robinson, will appear in person with singing star Phil Brlto and stage star Bob Howard at the Re-opening Night Show tonight at BING CROSBY ploys the doctor in the sports jacket in "Welcome Stronger," comedy with Barry Fitz-gerald'and Joan Caulfield starting its 7th week at the Times Square Paramount.

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MANHATTAN ith tipur RKn Jefferson Theater. AHTOR "Tb Sfcrfl wtiit 1:01, IJfr MiltT." Jerome Robbins. who.se dance routines helped make "Billion Dollar Baby" a Broadway sensation several years ago. will do the 14th St. and 3d Manhattan.

In addition to guest stars, there will be five stage acts plus two screen attractions, "Dear Ruth," with William Holden and Joan Caulfield, and "Dark Delusion," with Lionel Barrymore. Carol Brice in Recital 1M. 1:04. 11:0.1, CAPITOL "HoMiice MT it." S4, :4. :47, Stall.

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It 40. I' I Nrell." 1 IS, screen debut of Richard choreography for the motion pic- At the Acodemv Sent 28 t.ur vprsi nn nrnri i ir pp 1 1 until recently a prize-winning Broadway actor. ciety rrleeting here by Dr. John Hall, Amherst College astronomer. Dr.

Hall reported that he had used photo-electric cells with both a photomultlplier tube and an infrared-sensitive lead sulfide cell to make the difficult light measurements. In addition to giving astronomers more starlight data, the daytime measurements will help meteorologists study how much potential ainwater is In the air overhead. TJ. S. Weather Bureau scientists in Washington said that the new 1:11, Goldwvn announced vesterdav.

The Siloam Presbyterian Church, Jefferson and Marcy will GLOBE RoMell try." IllJiJ. 41, recital by the talented T-Ms Vfavtw.ll OanoHlon-Kvn of. i SOOllSor a t.r.. rfisrvpr.H in i.nHnn hv i young Negro contralto, Carol Brice, St. Louis, Sept.

13 Three cancer patients in the United States will be treated about the end of October with an American-made anti -cancer extract like that made in Russia and popularly known as the KR anti-cancer serum. This was announced at the International Cancer Congress here. The material for treatment was made from germs of deadly South American Chagas' disease, according to the Russian prescription by Dr. William M. Malisoff of New York.

Dr. Malisoff is a Ph.D., and the treatment will be given by physicians. Qualified scientists and physicians representing the American Cancer Society and other agencies have been invited to observe the work. The patients to be treated have already been selected. The supply of KR extract is so small and Daylight Study Of Stars May Tel When It'll Rain tf.fi.

11:01. 1:31. MATFAIR "KIm af Dfth." 11:0, 1:03, 4.51. 1:45, :31. Ml'SIC HAI.L "Down Earth." 1:7.

7::. Stmt, L. Warner, and brought to Hollv- at ih Brooklyn Academy of Music wood on a long-term contract, has Sunday afternoon. Sept 28. h.n i-axi.

in imnnrtnt i in i M'ss Brice. whose voice Serge on bunoay i Miss Brice. I Kousrevitzky "like a cello, 1 of her race technique- may give a new, 24-hOUr; paramount I a Mrmntfr." once described as is the first member ever to win music's Warner's film version of Moss Hart's stifge drama. "Christopher Blake." Her first film role is in By Science Service Evanston. 111..

Sept. 13 Astron- PATRICIA BOWMAN is back at the Radio City Music Hall as prima ballerina in the Florence Roge choreography for the- infrequently presented ballet music from Gounod's 10:111, 1:11. 4:01, 1:0, tit, Stan, 11:14, I ll, lt. RIVOLI Cro.sllre," 1:41, system of keeping track of the water vapor in the air. A new water-vapor spectroscope nearing "That Hagen Girl," forthcomin coveted Naumberg Foundation 0mers measuring the brightness of Award.

stars in broad daylight with new Ronald Reagan-Shirley Temple rarnl TSria -Vir hoc onnAir.H ncitil- Inst TlimPn L. ITIBV hPltl fU- starrer. as soloist with the Boston Sym-jture weather forecasters tell you Although it loses Its steam, "Repeat Performance" doesn't lose sight of Its goal: It meant to show that destiny is not a thing to be sidestepped, and it shows it. Maybe if Mr. Bullock weren't a fatalist he would have been more imaginative and catapulted himself to the top of the writing fraternity.

MLss Leslie uses "Repeat Performance" to become a free-lance actress, and that isn't as satisfying as it sounds, either. For the role she took in this Eagle-Lion film isn't much better than the roles she refused to take from Warner Bros. She is merely another unhappy screen wife who, for no obvious reason, puts up with a shiftless and drunken husband who makes no secret of his philandering. The drunken husband being Louis Harvard spreading the dramatics thick, we're back again to Richard Basehart as the chief completion at tne weamer Bureau w.r. i will be used only during sunlight hours.

Starlight can now reveal it, the sky's secrets around the clock, t-m, int, to is. siwc i both day and night, with Dr. Ult Hall's equipment. t.n, Hans Peters, of M-G-M, leaves) phony, the Pittsburgh Symphonyjwhen it will rain. tnr uipnno and pmo in and the CBS SvmDhonv Orchestra.

Daytime measurements of the a opera Rudolf associate present production so slight that make special backgrounds and also been heard in recitals at light from stars were described t.atn material for "Vnerx in vi- Carnpgie and Town Halls. to the American Astronomical So- her Kroeller artist. enna" which M-G-M will produce. The picture will be adapted from the current book-bf-the-month selection by Bruce Marshall. Carey Wilson, who recently completed "Green Dolphin will be the producer, "there Is no likehood of our working on other cases for a long time to come," Dr.

Malisoff declared. May Be Worthless The treatment is experimental and it is possible that it will turn out absolutely worthless to humans. In Moscow, 10 patients have rK JOAN FONTAINE Potrk Knowles Richard Nit PITY THE MEN orpheuvi i ann sntmuMm wi-A- I i ill ell 'IVY' asset of "Repeat Performance." been successfully treated with the IN HER Ultl nui i Basehart has charm and talent. Iran Princess to Survey Nassau Red Cross Work Mineola, Sept. 13 Tile Nassau LAST OF THE REDMEN' In Action Colorl He should go far on the screen, If he's lucky enough to find a real screenplay now and again.

County Red cross will be visited; by royalty Monday when Her! "FIESTA" ESTHER WILLIAMS RICARDO MONTALBAN Technical "MpTLE ME. JIM" JartU 'Rirlal' J'Ha KING Flitiuik Til riTKIN Plta.li in larilMi Co-featured at the Fox Is "Lost Honeymoon," a farce with Fran- original material made by JJrs. Gregory Raskin and Nina Klyneva, his wife. But no cures are yet claimed by these scientists. The longest time any of these patients has gone without relapse or recurrence of cancer is two and one-half years.

Five years freedom from cancer Is the accepted standard for a "cure." Mice Treated Mice have been treated success Roval Highness Ashram Pahlavi. princess of Iran, will survey the activities of the Nassau Chapter chot Tone playing an e'x-GI who, -01UMS LUSHING iu M11A1A 17 ALONG THC Keah't IfX Ufll I IIU6 unr Inicuf suffering from amnesia, forgets his British war bride and is about to take an American spouse when the Red Cross shows up with some embarrassing facts in the form of ALPINE, mk t. aal Fifth CDF0D, lr4 ROADWAY. Braaa.Myrtlt Ac. CONEY ItLAND.Surl-Stlllwall A.

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ELBA. Llviatta ORIENTAL, 6t It Av. PREMIER, Suttar MOHAWK' RICHMOND JT, rVVSMMM'MBpVPiVIVVTl SHOWS STRAND UjaeW YffYftyttOJS'f I I TONITK if Rocjy TjTjLZr mt i 1 all aaaaMamfcamam1aammtfaa aamaavaiMa II THEATRES 9- ALDENI- M. 0. Willi' 0OU114 MTSII1Y MWACll SHOW III as a typical Red Cross unit.

The wtln sister of His Imperial Highness Reza Shah. King of Iran, is in this country as an exchange student of Red Cross ac "DEAR RUTH" William HOLDEN Joa CAULFTEL PLUS "DARK DELUSION" Llancl BARRYMORE Lucill BBEME VANJOHNSON JUNE ALLTSOM "HIGH BARBAREE" Plw "FL'N ON ArVEEKENp a cute pair of twins. The idea is! fully with the made-in-America extract. Dr. Malisoff reported.

He tivities. During her tour of inspection she will visit the hos BAT RIDGi: Til Slrlit a4 Third brighter than the comedy it de velops or the playing it Inspires. At the Rial to has been making the extract since May of this year and using it on mice since June. AllCi I'THIWliS TO Clllt i mn win wiiu wwm mna I MONOAV COLUMBIA UtH- CAUllUlDl DAt D41U1IOW l.ri 1AUTMOM UNITED I ontlim SHORE 10AD "VSM'-Ioh. ioid humid- lutuu tmi aunt Of JAMIt Aon ATIONS MTIIH LIT HBHBHMHHBaaaBBnBMHHWMMHMHBBaMBMHaBMll WKEK ALBEE I rZZT KISSING HER NOW Sirandenburg I waanitA i Jinaia aid Fallal ttrtit pitals at Mitchel Field, where she will observe the work of the Grey Ladies and the Arts and Skills workers.

Crnl Wild. Maurwa o'Mara, "THE HOME- "BORN TO KILL 5Ut (1. N.w Utraiht Ava. STRETCH" (TMIHInlar) He said it is not true that he has treated any patient so far. He Arch Oboler, the clever radio RF.VOORT Ihirliy THi, Gin Madlaaa, "IIoneyra)ti" Full Strut aa B.dltrd Pat 0Brla, Waltar Sluak.

"RlflRall" writer and director, is far off his believes it impossible for any oa tient in the United States to have form In "The Arnello Affair," the Haay Lanarr "DIRHONOKED LADY" I iatl MiCii. Varaalca Laka, "EAMBOD" PALACE. fait N. V. been treated with the Russian ma Aa MM Strain St.

film he directed from his own screenplay based on a story by Jane Burr. It came yesterday to the Rialto Theater with John HOWARD HUGHES1 'A Hodiak as the sinister gent who Life WITH FATHER threatens to break up the not-too- produciion 5i terial. This is because it does not keep and must be made fresh every, day. This also is an important factor limiting production Of large quantities. Bottlenck in production and difficulty in ridding the material of poisonous substances have been encountered by Dr.

Theodore Hau-schka of Philadelphia, who has been working on the problem for two years. Dr. Hauschka has been using the same strain of germs as 1 1 happy home of Frances Gifford and George Murphy. The Oboler Dunne Powell AT LOEWS CRITERION, "Gone With the Wind," goes into its third week tomorrow with Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh playing the leading roles. Introducing ZACHAEV RCOTT "A LIKELC 8TOT" vXrltrC117 Klaaa Hr.

ANN SHERIDAN aUNuOWAI Caa la. Aa. "THK UNFAITHFUL" and I touch Is missing all around In this one the uriting Is pretentious, to JANE RUSSELL Va John.an. Jan Allrion. "HIGH BARBAREE' an "FUN ON A WEEKENP" Eddi Bracte Flalauah Aaaaua.

Kian MARINE hide the mediocrity of the plot: Ihr IV nans A austl tftrcutf Ootrrtd ti Pfoducw) MirHAII THRU? ROfilNI BUCHNt Ra'aoiaoJ Ihraugfi Unittd Arh'ili Sirctn Pti Oontld Ofdcn tirt Musc by and the acting is overdone, to hide the emptiness of the writing. It wouldn't even good on the radio. Doors Open 730 A.M A I AW Hia HEDY LAMARR DENNIS O'KEEFK LADY" anfj "RAMROD" veronica lakc wriirriviiiini.i'arTTiiroTi aTl lltk akaaaaaTaTav- lon'inuous Till 4 Dance Aids V. F. W.

Post's vital, uacu oy nusMuus. Dr. Malisoff used a different On Embassy Screens VT1VULI, POFUIAI PBICfS IATI MIONtOHt fllM VTOAYFAIB. Ava. U-Caaay III.

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Av.au. at tail ITttl 11 "HIGHLY ENTERTAINING" LINDEN, aar. itraad-P'tilda Av. strain and slightly different methods of preparing the extract. These facts may or may not explain the differences in results on mice obtained by the two scientists.

Both Drs. Malisoff and other experts agree that further work must be done to find Just what the extract will or will not do for cancer patients. SHOWFIACt Of IHf NATION fOCKFt'Ul CENIK RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL -Ult Mag. Strife In India as Hindus and Moslems fight is the leading item in the new edition of the newsreel now at all Embassy theaters. Other stories plctorially covered are the arrival of a coal ship from the United States in Italy to help reduce the desperate shortage, an inspection trip by Britain's Field Marshal Montgomery of French of- TUE CQQ AND OfUJ KING'S JESTER" Vf VJ Ll an.

4.JIJ4 an -LENINGRAD MUSIC HALL" (Ruailaal erans of Foreign wars, receivea a boost last night when to it were added the proceeds of the annual dance held at the Livingston, 301 Schermerhorn St. Michael C. Con-forti was chairman of the ball committee. Among the distinguished guests pi- WMtiit otwrt I) MRI.IMA A captivating, wonder-filled musical Rita HAYWORTH Larry PARKS "DOWN TO EARTH" KAYE-AAY0 atat r.lrf..ar..rU OPERA BROOKLYN present were Representative John BBnnmVU llru uiii naming, tuc ivuiiii KUUrUTrl ACADtMT Ot MUSIC of a two and one-half million dol- rjiiTEnBontrcincuiT lliitALWs best "Sri J. Rooncy, Assemblyman James tonioht at 1:10 worth Nazi-looted diamonds Carney, J.

T. A. Carberry. depart LA TRAVIATi to the Dutch. DlrHtlaa ALFREDO 1ALMAGSI with More Clolt Roland Cirfvr Jamt GIaon Edward Evaratt Horlon Add Jrgnt Gerg Mocfody A Columbia Pkhjr IN TECHNICOLOR OR STAGE: "FANFARE" Dazzling, fivly ipectad produced by LoonidofF, taltingi by Bruno Main Corpi Gl Club, RocvMi.

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