The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 16

1 16 THE LOUISVILLE. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10. 1934. starring Claudette Colbert and Clarke Gable, is to be shown the last TRIANGLE AGAIN THOMAS DRAMA Piping the Plays time today at The Kentucky. This modern romance, which has Today's Photoplays BROWN This Side of Heven." Liar-el Barn-more staits: 11.37 1:33.

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5 III RT IV RLST. it with thin court plaster and makes Tylfr, Texas. May 9 On prr-up over the plaster with nail varnish. 'son wa. killed and five other wm 1 June Brewster advises a thin coat- hurt scriouslv todav when a boiler in ita, of cocoanut oil to make a perfect cleani hpre exploded and suntan and produce an even broTi.

I. Lookin? at June, Old Bob admits vas blown into another building across I she must be right. an alley. Behind a Screen). By ROBERT GBAXDOX.

Copyright I Hollywood, May 9. "How do I keep 1 my hair and skin so nicely?" Dorothy Lee asked in reply to my question. its locale in busses, auto camps, ram- By BOYD MARTIN. FIALTO -Stand Cp ind Warner Baxter and Madge Evans. Feature suns: 11:12.

1.14. 3:27 5 29. 7.3l. 8:42 Cincinnati Symphony. The campaign began Wednesday tinder the direction of Winthrop Allen, general chairman, lor the seat shackle automobiles and a Fifth Avenue mansion, was directed by Frank Capra.

"Walter Connolly and Roscoe Karnes enact the supporting roles. Starting Friday, The Kentucky Is to present a double feature, programme which includes "Advice to the Lovelorn," which stars Lee Tracy and features Sally Blane, and "Night After Night," which features Mae West in her first role for the screen. 1 NATIONAL 'College Capers." -V30. 03. 7:22.

SOS. Scren. G'orse O'Brien in Ever Since Eve." Starts 12. 2 25. 4-53.

9:56. ale for next season's engagement of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestral "Simple enough. Up behind my Santa. Monica home there's an old-fashioned rain barrel, and I use rain water for bathing. There's nothing like it to keep the hair and skin in condition." Lillian Harvey says the same.

too. "Men Happened One Night" now another dramatic romantic hit for Clark Gable! m-hich to to give nix concert in Louisville, all before Christmas. Three concerts in the evening are for adults and STRAND "We're Not Dressing. Feature starts: 10 33 12 21. 3:18.

4 44. 5.54. 7 51. 9:4. the three afternoon concerts are TOMORROW J33 She washes her hair with camomile LOEWS "Viva Wallace Beerv.

Feature starts- 10 3V 1:17 3 5P. 6 41. 9:23. Organlogue staris. 3 51.

6:33. S.15. This general eat gale is to run through May 16 with headquarters at ti 3t If JOB HELD LIKELY FOR MISS NELSON Miss Dorothea Nelson, director of recreation, is likely to be retained in some capacity, probably as supervisor of recreation. Dr. K.

P. Vinsel. Director of Welfare, announced tea and uses cold water as a rinse. Karen Morlev comes to bat with another suggestion for care of the complexion. She washes her face with isoan and water and thn gives it a FRIDAY A notorious brilliant District Attorney and a girl who couldn't help loving them BOTH! Yeu'I! utter guns how it ends! KEVTCCRT "It Happened One NiEht." Clark Gable and ClaudeTe Colbert.

Feature starts: 12:20. 2:49, 5 10. 7:30, 9.50. the Pendennis Club. There win De a single seat sale, as usual, in the fall.

The engagement of the Cincinnati Symphony in Louisville is made possible through the public spirited interest of the backers who have made the concerts possible by a guarantee in th form of an outright purchase of four i season tickets each. The present campaign for individual patrons for one or more season tickets Is to augment this guarantee. dose of hubby's after-shaving lotion. But Ann Hardinz turns to lemon MARY ANDERSON "A Modern Hero." Richard Feature starts: 10:30, 12:23, 2:18. 4:09.

6.02. 7.55. 9:48. Wednesday. I Dr.

Vinsel said he plans a reorgan fluice. She Dacks her face in warm CLARK old English custom of patting honev llli lemon puice every evening for five minutes. Ginger Rogers Roes in for pumice stone to keep her legs smooth and white. She rubs them down every day jt. her oath, but the pumice must be ization of the recreation department ubout June 15.

"No definite plans have been made at this time," he said. "The main reorganization will be the assembling of additional help for the summer playground work. Miss Nel I into the skin and then washing it off with lukewarm water. It is gentle and healing. gS3 Irene Dunne has a trick for cracked old and very smooth not to mar and The chairman of the patron sale is Mrs.

Wilson Wyatfc who has as her assistant Mrs. Wenb'all Smock, sub-Chairman. A partial list of speakers for the ticket sale includes Mrs. H. H.

Nettle-roth, who is in charge of the speakers; son is well qualified and has done a 'good job here," he said, while admit-. Diana VVynard follows an fingernails. If one breaks, she does! blemish. Wm. tine that the oressure has been i brought to bear to remove Miss Net-ton.

A training course of six weeks has POWELL been under way for prospective appointees in the playground work. Dr. Mrs. John WUburn Brown. Mrs.

m-i caulev Smith, Mrs. George Bickel. Mrs. J. Blakev Helm and Mrs.

Wilson Wyatt. The date; of the concerts are Octo- ber 30, November 20 and December 4.i MYRNA LOY William and Myrna Lov. Said to be distinctly unusual in theme and essentially dramatic in treatment. "Manhattan Melodrama." 1 vr Vinsel said, and the positions will be awarded to those who have completed the course successfully. The appoint- iii h0 istarring Clark Gable.

William Powell The concerts are to be given at me Louisville Memorial Auditorium. Alamo "Women In Hi Life." Judith Allen and Tom Brown. Augustus Thomas' drama, "The Witching Hour." with its Louisville background, and lone a favorite in manhattan lllelodFaiua" M-G-M's Exciting Love Drama two weeks' and Myrna Loy. is to open a week's' In the -ent M.ss Nelson is re- 8t HThw i'moved as director. Dr.

Vinsel said, he Adapted from the story Three lis not sure whether another director j-' by-, Arthur Caesar this new 'will be chosen to succeed hr or Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture tells of 11De chosen to succea rirr. raised from childhood in 10:30 Till 6 IM EVENING Orrh. LL. 1 mmt. 1 Anv Seat Balronv wnetner me worK wm uiviucu becomes a priest.

fween two (Another. Clark becomes a big- III ACKERS GET CIIEWIXG GUM. hot gambler, powerful and dramatic I figure of the city's night life. The New York, May 9 (P) A truck. th1rd William Fowell.

becomes the loaded with chewing gum valued ati District Attorney, forced to prosecute "Women In His Life." starring Otto theater circles, has been brought to Krugcr Li to open at The Alamo today the screen bv Paramount, with Sir for a three days engagement. It is Guy Standing. John Halliday Judith said to one of the season's most I Allen. Tom Brown, Gertrude Michael entertaining pieces of screen enter-land William Frawley in the leading tainment. i roles.

The story concerns a brilliant law- "The Witching Hour," which is to yer who ii beseiged on all sides by open Friday at The Strand, tells the rdent female admirers, but orange story ot old love coming to life to blossoms are the last thing that the! gave anc strengthen a newly born ro- 25c 25c 40c $20,000. was stolen in a holdup byjhLs nfe-lon? Dal for murder. Between two bandits today. them, loved by all of them, is Myrna Loy, Broadway playgirl. and includes in its exciting dynamic attorney is concerned wltn.

mance After a series of escapades the law-i events a murder committed under TRACY STARRED with reverses and is dis- KARLOFF meets bnr irred. hypnotic spell and a court-room vindication. Bing Crosby in "We're Not Dressing" is to be shown for the last times tonight on The Strand screen. (FRANKENSTEIN) A happv ending follows. Women In His Life" Ls to be pre sented at The Alamo through Satur 6 ay.

National BELA LUGOSI T. P. A. PICKS CITY FOR CONVENTION IN 1935 Louisville was selected Wednesday as the 1935 convention city of the Travelers1 Protective Association of America, according to word received from St. Louis by Thomas Griffiths, secretary-treasurer of the association's Kentucky Division.

The convention will take place in i June. An attendance of 1.500 wasi estimated. Designation of Louisville for the meeting followed -a campaign by Mr. Griffiths, Nicholas Bosler, Kamnson. Alfred Pfeifer and! (D A A) complete the programme due to open Friday at The Nat ional.

I I Gayety i "Jazz Time." New and colorful costumes and. scenery, to say nothing of 'comedy skits and ensemble numbers. tJu are in the racy production of bur- John C. Brucklacher at the St. Louis I 'Harlem Maniac." Starting its third week under the manacement of the Fourth Avenue Amusement Company.

The National. Louisville's only combination stage and screen show, announces another programme of "flesh" and film entertainment Friday. The show is to be presented by Helena Justa and her' "Harlem Maniacs" in a Harlem Night Club revue. Helena Justa. was formerly with Lew-Leslie's "Blackbirds" and is heralded as the "female Bill Robinson." As added attraction of the stage show The National has booked Little Esther.

billed as "The Sepia Dancing Doll." "Coming Out Party" is to be the creen feature and Frances Dee, plays Siarlmi TOKIMW MEW BARGAIN PRICES convention. "According to the Louisville Convention and Publicity League," Mr. Griffith1? said, "the traveling men's convention is one of the Nation's prize gatherings, and there is always keen competition among cities for the convention." The national meeting was last held here in 1921. lesque at The Gayety this week. Another fast show, titled "Jazz Time," is promised for Saturday, when "Speedy Gallopers" give way to a new revue.

Headlining the production is to be Babe Woodall, the jazz dancer, who joins the company Saturday. There will, of course, be the usual midnight show on Saturday. Joan Barlow. Nadine. Helen Clav- 1 VENINOS SUNDAY 14 OL I DAYS I WEEKDAYS TILL P.M ALL SEATS MAIN FLOOR BALC0Ny I ton and the Four Harmonizer.s and the part of a deb.

who Prior I other 25 favorites are in the current lO ner COmuiX OUL laus 111 love wmi I nrnrinrtinn nrA rav- CHlLOnBN, ALWAYS IS' MISS HODGES IN POST OF RELIEF SUPERVISOR The appointment of the first area supervisor in the new relief consolidation in the State, was announced Wednesday by the State relief com-' mission. The appointee is Miss Ida L. Hodges, Bowling Green, supervisor of the area including: Warren. Butler Kentucky It Happened One Night." Happened One Night." mond. Harry Greene and Alison Bwipworth head the supporting cast.

A Mickey Mouse Cartoon comedy and a new issue of the Universal News "It AS POWERFULLY Sl'tNthK TKACY. I For months critics haHSbeen pre-, and Edmonson Counties with head-, dieting that Spencer Traffould soon quarters at Bowling Green. The con- emerge as a full fledged star. All that solidation unites the 126 offices in was needed, they said, was a part 'the State into thirty-nine area of-; strong enough to brinsr out his talent. I fices.

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The city's most exciting years, from 1910 to 1932. are lived again in this story of a woman's love for a strange man. The fact that Tracy won stardom on the strength of his portrayal of Murray Golden seems a good advance tip on his performance. Alice Faye. Helen Twelvetrees.

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