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Romantic Progressive Arizona The 1940 Edition Page Twelve (Section TenT Telephone 3 llij ML! FO I AT IBM STAK MEATS rwir Give Life To 'Spring Parade9 wearing an artist's smock, beret and a romantic smirk. Twenty-eight years old, with curly black haid and pencil-stripe moustache, I was the producer's idea of a sorority girl's dream. "Then came the awful news that I was the screen's 'prettiest There was a hurricane of mail and male abuse. It killed me as a leading man. "To counteract the publicity, I shaved off my moustache and had my agent book me as a villain.

In 1928 I worked in the first great gangster film. "Through picture after picture I pillaged, murdered, jailed, was strung up. I slugged and was slugged by the best from Tom Mix on. "But it's all been okay with me. Khonlng Knnddjr and Monday Bergen McCarthy in "McCarthy, the Detective" 3 MESQIITEERS 3 KTOOCKS, Tallin All Cum" "The Phantom Creeps" No.

SUNDAY MONDAY Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Technicolor Triumph THE WIZARD OF JUDY GARLAND FRANK MORGAN Jnd FEATI RE "Adventure In Diamonds" Geo. Brent Isa Miranda 826 WEST OZ Ramona Offers Weird Picture Hal Roach's spectacular drama of prehistoric times, "One Million B. will open today at the Ramona Theater for a two-day engagement. The theme of the picture is the conflict between two primitive peoples the Shell I'eople and the Kock People with special scenic effects giving the story a weird setting. Huge monsters prowl the earth, Small boys don't sneak up behind me any more to shout, 'Yeah, pretty boy, yaaah, yaaahh'." Marriage License Issued and reremony perfnrmrd, any time dav nr nlicht.

PAUL V. McCAW Jutl if Pear Tempe Phone 65. City Hall, Tempe. Sunday Mht, Phone 332, Ken. 603 Kooievelt Tempe.

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY BARGAIN DAYS lie "GOOD GIRLS Go To PARIS" MELVYN DOUGLAS JOAN BLONDELL 2nd FEATI RE "U-BOAT 29" Conrad VeidtOVal. Hobson I raw Tempe To Have New Show House The new College Theater, lo cated between Fifth and Sixth streets on Mill avenue in Tempe, will stage its formal opening Wednesday, November 20. The building has been erected by the Dwight-Harkins Amusement Enterprise, former operators of the State Theater in this city. The building has a seating capacity of 520 persons. Among its many outstanding features are those of self-lifting seats and fluorescent carpets.

An attractive lobby, with Mill avenue-fronting storerooms on each side, and new projection equipment make th theater one of the finest in the state. A Hollywood preview of Para-mount's new picture, "Arise My Love," starring Claudette Colbert and Ray Milland, is to be seen. A special film, officially dedicating the building, will feature Bob Hope. Speakers, a sUge show and other entertainment also are scheduled. Famous Pair Stars In Film Two brilliant stars, both winners last year of academy award nominations, Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier, are starred in the feature attraction opening today at the Studio Theater.

They provide the romantic interest for "Pride and with Miss Garson as the eldest of five girls ii. the Bennett family. Mr. Olivier is a wealthy young aristocrat who visits the village where the Bennetts reside and who falls in love with Miss Garson, who despises him for his arrogance. The plot revolves about Ollvler's ultimate realization that he must swallow some of his pride if he is to win Miss Garson.

The romances of the younger sisters provide the background for the principal story within the plot. Cast in other roles in the picture are Mary Boland, Edna May Oliver, Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O'Sulli-van, Ann Rutherford, Marsha Hunt and Heather Angel. The second feature on the bill Is "Star a picture with a Hollywood setting, starring Linda Darnell, John Payne and Roland Young. Timber on the Philippine Islands covers an area equal to the state of Nebraska. FREE! ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET See "OUT WICKENBURG WAY" Ad Sect.

Page 8 WASHINGTON PHONE 4785 Deanna Durbin and Robert Cummings Rive the spark of romantlo life necessary to "Spring Tarade," which opens at the Fox Theater here today. Miss Durbin is presented in a grown-up role and the most romantic story in which she has yet appeared. from a window, being rescued from DEANNA Mischa Auer Heads Strong Support Cast You'll have to travel far and wide to find a better hour of entertainment than "Spring Parade." which opens today at the Fox theater. The star is Deanna Durbin. For the past few years, the advent of each new Deanna Durbin picture has been one of the outstanding events of the cinema season.

Each pictured the young star in another phase of her growing-up process. This new offering presents her in a grown-up role and the most romantic story in which she has yet appeared. Deanna is presented as a village maid who goes to the city in search of the destiny prophesied for her by a fortuneteller. In the metropolis, she meets and falls in love with Robert Cummings, who is a gay young blade. The picture tells the progress of their love affair over a bumpy and highly laugh-filled road of complications.

Auer Heads Support Mischa Auer heads the cast of fine supporting players. The lanky Russian is cast as a village slicker who tries to cheat the star out of a goat by means of a wager that he can perform the czardas, a wild peasant dance, longer than can Deanna. She accepts the bet and, to Mischa's surprise and mortification, it is he who becomes exhausted. The lovely Durbin voice will be heard in' four song selections in IT'S NEW AT CULVER'S RCA VICTOR "Personal Radio" Mod. BP-10 Portable Battery Radio weighs lbs.

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7:00 Mexican Church Service 7:30 Church In The Wild wood 7:45 Christian Science Devotional 8:00 Jolly Mike. The Funnv Paper Man 8:30 Inter-Church Gospel Of Christ Bob Jones, The Evangelist NBC Associated Press News NBC 8:03 Glad Tidings Program 8:10 Luther Lav-man Singers NBC 9:30 Irving Miller's Orchestra NBC 9:45 The Escorts And Bettv NBC 10:00 Radio Citv Music Hall NBC 11:00 I'm An American NBC 11:15 American Pilgrimage NBC 11:30 American Red' Cross Annual Roll Call NBC P. M. 12:30 University Of Chicago Round Table NBC 1:00 "Arizona'! Scrapbook" Foxworth-McCalla Lumber Yard 1:30 3 Men On A Tune NBC 1:48 Bob Becker's "Chats About Dogs" Red Heart Dog Food NBC 2:00 National Vespers NBC 2:30 Pageant In Art NBC 3 Church Of Latter Dav Saints 3:15 Wavne King's Orchestra NBC 3 :30 Behind The Mike NBC 4:00 The Catholic Hour NBC 4:30 New Friends Of Music NBC 5:00 Three Romeos NBC 5:15 Latest News From Europe NBC 6:30 The Fitch Bandwagon NBC 6:00 Chase And Sanborn Hour NBC 6:30 The Vlnson-Carter Electric Company Half Hour 7:00 The Valley National Bank Presents Headlines And Highlights From The World Of News 7:15 Meeting The American Airliners At Skv Harbor Denton's Tire Service 7:30 "In The American Manner" Southwest Manufacturing Company 7:45 "Arizona's Cavalcade Of Builders" First Federal Savings And Loan 00 Shall We Waltz? 8:15 "Popular Presented By The Winship Loan Plan 8:30 The Signal Oil Carnival NBC "Tinkling Tunes" Presented By Crystal Ice And Cold Storage Co. :15 "Dear Starring Irene Rich For Welch Grape Juice NBC 0-30 Benny For 4ell-0 NBC 10:00 The Jergens Journal With Walter Wlnchell NBC 10:15 The Parker Family, Presented By Woodbury'" NBC 10:30 Serenade To Loveliness Chamberlain's Lotion NBC 11:00 "Borderline" KTAR Little Theatre Players 11:30 The Bridge To Dreamland NBC 12:00 Until Tomorrow Morning At 6:30 A Reco Old 'Honor' Is Admitted HOLLYWOOD.

Nov. 16 (AP Unshaven, bleary-eyed Francis McDonald peered into a mirror today and decided it was safe at last to tell friends that 17 years ago he was voted Hollywood's prettiest man. Fierce and uncouth in a heavy growth of whiskers, McDonald has just completed his 20th role since 1923. McDonald said a jury of magazine editors rhose him as "Hollywood's prettiest man" after he appeared In a film with Clara Bow. "During production of the pic he said, "the publicity department sent out stills of me Mrs.

Archer E. Uncle presentj Fray and Braggiotti Duo-Pianists Heard Last Season with Rubinoff Tuesday, Nov. 26th $2.75 $2.20 $1.65 Other Attractions On the 1940-1941 Series Cornelia Otis Skinner Character Sketches Ruggiero Ricci Violinist Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Kirsten Flagstad Soprano Jacques Cartier Dance-Dramas High School Auditorium Series $9.90 $7.70 Tickets at Rosenzweigs-42979 25c PLUS TAX EAISTHt IBM Cars Free HOLDER SCBTT JLfc Jt adding to the generannserS life, and then an brings disaster to the Pol 08,10 A dinosaur attacks the Shell rile. Tho nr. rf0- clans, and they undertake to a new civilization.

4 Wayne, i the feafe "UNTAMED" "Grand Ola 0pryM "Murder in ths Air" t. li BOOM TOWN' Clark Cable TEMPE COLLEGE THEATER Open Nov. with a (twin Ru wood Preview of a it Paramoiat PMuw All Heat Kwwj. Tlrkrtt mi S1.65 Includtnt ta at Laird a rhZT Dedication Cerrmonlrn, Star Show mm p. aa.

THURSDAY FRIDAY Special Thanksgiving Show MINI (mm -2nd FEATIRE PLUS MARCH OF TIME and TOM TURKEY CARTOON IPlayiirag mm ti a IniulL I the film. She sings "It's Foolish But It's Fun," "Waltzing in the Clouds," "When April Sings" and "Blue Danube Dream." The second feature, "Sandy Gets Her Man," features the adorable Baby Sandy. Others' in the cast are Stuart Erwin, Una Merkel, Edgar Kennedy, William Frawley and William Davidson. Seek Hand of Widow The plot tells of two rivals a fireman and a policeman, both' seeking the hand of a widow. Marital consent rests with her baby, and as the two court the favor of the youngster, the story presents many funny sequences.

To complicate matters, the widow is the daughter of a new councilman who has $250,000 to apportion among the fire and police so the chiefs of both do all they can to speed the courtship. Thrill shots include the baby jumping News on the Hour Every Hour DIAL 1200 FIRST NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY Presents Sunday Symphony Hour 7 to 8 r. M. KrHO Dial 1200 Old Fashioned REVIVAL Director Forceful Gospel Preaching Old Hymns of the Faith 5:55 P. M.

Every Sunday ROY 550 Kilocycles A Nationwide Gospel Program Charles K. Fuller. FIRST IN ARIZONA PCNDAT, NOVEMBER 17, 140 M. :30 Mexican Gospel :55 Carlos Montano :30 A Symphony CBS :00 Press News CBS :05 Chansonette CBS :1.t Harpsichordist CBS :30 Voice Of Prophecy A5 Major Bowes Capitol Family CBS Salt Lake Choir CBS Humanity At The Crossroad! :15 Romance Of The Highways :30 stars Rallv For American Red Cross CBS M. :30 Press News CBS :35 Music For Sunday New York Philharmonic Symphony Junior Broadcasters From The Fair :00 Design For Happiness CBS :30 The Lutheran Hour Double Or Nothing :30 Melody Ranch With Gene Autry CBS War This Week CBS :30 Horse Races From The Fair :55 old Fashioned Revival Hour 55 Elmer Davis And The News CBS 00 Shaw Sisters From The Fair :15 Rendezvous With Romance 30 Verde Round Table With P.

R. Helm Reece From The Fair Take It Or Leave It: Bob Hawk-CBS Concert Under The Star News Reporters 15 The Voice Of Prophecy :45 Dreams In The Desert :00 Football Highlights :15 Gaslight Harmonies A5 Dance Orchestra CBS News From Hollywood CBS :15 Air Views CBS 30 Henrv Busse' Orchestra CBS :00 Siient i Pictu res Play jywK "South of vvv MBBiBSIBMaBHSHnMBalSSBaHBMSMBaBaBMHBMBaBHBMHBflBHBBMBMai a burning building and other such mirth-provoking stunts. Baby Sandy makes a cute and resourceful pivot around which swing the work of Stuart Erwin, the fireman who finally wins the widow: Una Merkel, the widow; Edgar Kennedy, the fire chief; Wil liam Frawley, police chief. The midweek feature will be the new Jane Withers film, "Youth Will Be Served." In the supporting cast are Jane Darwell, Robert Con way, Elyse Knox and Joe Brown, Jr. Nile Will Show Film Spectacle "Northwest Mounted Police," Cecil B.

DeMille's newest spectacle filmed entirely in Technicolor in the natural grandeur of the Can adian Northwest, will open today at the Nile Theater in Mesa. DeMille has based his film on fact the rebellion against the Canadian government by a tribe of people known as the Metis, a revolt that assumed the proportions of a civil war which threatened to rend Canada asunder, but which found the mere handful of "mount-les" meeting the threat with indomitable courage, unswerving loyalty and literal superhuman bravery. Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll, as the stars of the picture, top an all-star cast in which Paulette Goddard, Preston Foster, Robert Preston. Akim Tamiroff, George Bancroft, Lynne Overman, Lon Chaney, and Walter Hampden contribute superb individual performances. Several thousand persons are seen in this Paramount picture.

Exciting Drama Will Be Shown Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's exciting romantic drama, Boom Town, starring Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr will be shown, at the Ro-wena Theater in Chandler today. Spencer Tracy is called upon again to lose the girl he loves to Gable, and then to keep them together. The men have been cast in similar roles before, and It is said they do some of their best acting when appearing together. Riches come to bath, but in the scrambled romances everything Is lost. In the supporting cast are Frank Morgan, Lionel Otwill, Minna Gombell, Baby Quintanilla, Sara Haden, Curt Boid.

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