Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 11

11 ifrranffi liHeavy Drama i Toniahi lr 1 XT Tonight LATE SHOW TONIGHT AT 12:30 A. M. Wanger Will Share Roach's Studios Hollywood Walter Wanger and Hal Roach, Hollywood producers who recently signed long-term con Her Dish Now, Offerings Today At Theaters. Ptartlnr tlmr of main fraturra! Audllorliim 2:30, 8:30. 'imniinlt 8 l'itlar 4:00, 7:00, 9:55, 1:00.

l-urw'al :6. 3:57. :48. 0:49. 13:3.

Civic Schedules Lanny Ross I ANNY Ross, one of the most popular tenors of musical comedy, 1he light eon-cert field and radio, will return to Rochester as soloist for the Civic Orchestra's pop concert curtain raiser at the Eastman on Sun rji. I a "'A AT A DOMESTIC CRISIS Ann Richards and Robert Young: come to most cerious point in marriage in "The Searching Wind," featured at CapitoL Joan Fontaine Goldwyris Choice For 'Earth and By LOUELLA H( OLLYWOOD (IXIS) after Sam (Joldwyu Uonifinbor 1 told you about a year day, Oct. 27, under Guy Fraser Harrison's baton. Ross, discharged recently after three years with the U. S.

Army, always has sung to sell-out houses at the Eastman. His post-war musical career is now in full swing, and it was only a fortunate combination of circumstances that made it possible for the Civic Music Association to sign Ross for the opening concert. The tenor's radio work is increasing each week, and other plans may include Hollywood and Broadway. HELD OVER 2nd WK. DENNIS IRENE MORGAN-MANNING IKT.

1 KUMDtKOi UchnlCOIOK OMAHkT MILOOI1S BUI ICR CFNB -t'Mh CABOT- LOCKHARTgl bri rrn TAKE HIM TO SEE Ingrid BERGMAN in M's "RAGE IK Lea: Good Gospel Music atro. Ileavpn," that Joan Fontaine said slio wanted to do it almost more tlian anv storv slie'd ever reatl? "Well, she's poin to do tracts with United Artists, announce a studio sharing arrangement at Roach's Culver City Studios. Each will use T0 per cent of the Culver City lot. Ronch Is scheduled to make six to eight comedy fea-tureji a year, and Wanger will produce high-budget picture with talent and 6tory properties of top caliber. MURRAY 8T AT lYELL M.AN i.ann "LUCKY JORDflfl" Paulatta Goddord Ray Milland "THE LADY HAS PLANS COLUMBUS CIVIC CENTER OCT.

13 Noxt Sun. Shows at 2, 4:30, P. M. WWW 17- TUtO GsVEB-a. Evan-body $1 at 4:30 and Children 35c at 2 o'clock only.

Adulta SOc. AD prlcaa plua tax. No tasarvad aaat. Rob't. MONTGOMERY HEAVEN" Coming Inspiration at ft AT 9 LET'S go it.

and Sam held the picture up a year and a half to get hrr to co- star with Gregory Peck. The con tract was signed in New York at Joan's bedside. She's had the flu, and hns been sick. After s-he arranged the deal with her hiwshand. Bill Dozier, head of Rampart Productions, Mr.

and Mrs. Dozier flew to Bermuda. "Dr. Gillespie" wts a springboard for stardom for both Van Johnson and Lew Ay res. They played Dr.

Gillespie's young assistant, and in the new picture, "The Personal Touch," James Craig will take over where Van left off. Thia series has always proved popular, and nctors all like to play with Lionel Barry-more, whose Dr. Gillespie is noted. Lucille Bremer, who up to now has been in MGM's most expensive musicals, plays the femme lead, a neurotic society girl on the verge of insanity, who is cured by the young doctor. Carey Wilson is pro ducing and Willis Goldbeck is the director.

To Remake 'Down to Sen'? Once again "Down to the Sea In Ships" is being discussed. Cy Hurt le tt has come through with a script that' pleases Louis Lighton, Cy's first since he got out of service. Thousands of scenes of whaling taken in the Anarctic before the war, will be Utilized. Clara Bow made It years and years ago for Elmer Clifton, and it was really the movie that started her off on her career as an important movie star. Claudette Colbert looked perfectly beautiful with her hair long and down to her shoulders, but she didn't like it for "The Egg and I She said, "This is a part where I really have to get down to earth, ana i couidn be bothered wearing false hair, because it never looks twice alike, and I have to be untidy, but convincingly untidy.

Besides, Betty MacDonald has short hair." Claudette looked actually 17 with her long hair, but when I talked to her she was home getting herself a nw hair-do. So it will all be changed. Chatter In Hollywood: Dennis O'Keefe is minus a bar-b-que pit. but is grateful he didn't lose his life. He used spot remover, of all things, to speed up the fire to broil steaks, instead of keroeene.

What happened? Well, are you surprised ITfS TONIGHT LAST TIMES "TARZAN 11 fLTfT JOHNNY PLUS YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY Speaker Mr. Joseph Coughlin Representative of Christian Youth Brigade TONIGHT at 7:30 P. M. West Avenue Methodist Church Opening The Late George Apley Eic.llnt Seals Tomorrow Sunday Nitjhl All N.xl Wk xcpt Monday BESmVATIONS. MONROE 102 ALL SEATS PLUS TAX 7A'.

hri. mnd Sal, Ar'l urmoffi lints' SAGAMOKE INN Formerly Blarn.y Ston. Inn Corn.r Rldti. and Bay Road eft Empir. Bird.

STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD Chicken on the Ruff Doncing every Frl. and Sat. 9 'til Closing Dinners snr.d from 5 to 12 dally Sundays and Holiday! I ll JTe Cater to Banquets and All Kind a Social A i fairs ef tOU NEW HOSTS BILL MATTERN JOHN MAZZO Webster 363 OATICA HOTEL SCOTTSVLLLE. N. Y.

Featuring Sea Foods Steaks Chops Our Weekend Specials Chicken Jubilee Sweetbread, Mushrooms la Marquitta Lobster a la Newburjli Broiled Sirloin Steak I ilet Miftnon Veil Scaiiapini a la Marsala Legal Beverages Orch.stra Ersry Saturday Night MAX RANEY'S Hi Boys Schedule and Dances Tonight. Lake Theater Ball room, Lake Ave. Moos. Club, East Ay. Spinning Whil, Canan-daiaua Oct.

11, Hiah School, Nunda Od. 19, Manitou B.ach Max Raney MELODY RANGERS Max Raney's No. 2 Band and Dances 4 Toniaht, Manitou Beach SalubrSa Part, Bath. N. Y.

Macl. Gfoy. Barn, Buffalo I.O.O.F. Hall, Woodhull. N.

Y. Oct 18. Sulubria Park, Bath Oct. 19. Lake Theater Ballroom A For Rat.s and Open Dat.t Max Ranay, Cniu 3784 W.

Call mi uyi I.I. mfJlk 41 AllV'l 1 11 7 Says Lana By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON TIOLLYWOOD (LT) Hi is will come as some thing of a llov. fellas, but totlav we srivR you the new Lana Turner, supposed to acting. From now on you're concentrate on her The lady with the nultry charms announces she Is through with those pretty-pretty role. Heavy dranwner is her meat now.

And woe unto the first photographer who demands a cheese-cake shot! I finally got tired of making movies where all I did was wallt across the screen and look pretty," Miss Turner declared. "I got a big chance to do some real acting in i 'The Postman, Always Rings And I'm not going to slip back if I can help it." She isn't kidding, either. Even her bosses at MGM began to get idea after she turned down four "pretty-pretty" parts In a row. So they had another squint at the mighty fine emoting she did in ''The Postman" and sent her the script for "Green Dolphin Street." "The jmrt was originally intended for Katharine Hepburn," Miss Turner said gleefully. "And I guess I'm the most un-llepburnlsh actress on the lot.

But It was Just what I wanted to do." Seems the lady in the story strong-willed gal with a mind of her own. One who gets by on her wits instead of a body beautiful. Miss T. snapped It up in a hurry, agreed to lose about 15 pounds, and dyed her honey-colored curls a mousy brown. found her at work yesterday morning in a boudoir scene.

Wearing a nightgown, no less. But don't get your hopes up, boys. It was an 18.10 number and the Turner curves couldn't have been more covered up with a burlap bag. It even looked like one, except that it was all white. And she was enveloped modestly from throat to toe.

We guess even a burlap job would've been more alluring. At least, hrr legs would have peeked through, We'll have to admit It came as something of a shock. We're used to seeing Ih Turner all gussied up in form-fitting gowns with low necklines and slit skirts. But that. I she says, has been her trouble all i along.

"I tried to persuade the studio to give me somthing different," she explained. "But every time I went into my argument about how bad a picture vas they'd say, 'well, it's making a fortune. That licked me." The boys in the front office would thrust a profit sheet under hr nose. Those figures, argued, plus one Miss Turner had to offer, proved the customers would plunk down their 90 cents to see her on the screen even If she never opened her beautiful mouth. Except maybe to kiss the leading man.

X- "The Postman Always Rings Twice" Miss Turner had the profit sheets on her side. Look she told the powers that be, at the cash It's bringing in. That oughta prove she could handle a dramatic role, by golly. "So they're taking another chance on me," she said. "In 'Green Dolphin Street' I even go running around in the jungles of New Zealand in a dress that's filthy and ragged.

I don't wear any makeup and my hair's a mess." And she's never been happier. We had another look at that flow er sack nightie and asked if she was skipping glamour forever. "Well, no-o-o-o," Miss Turner said. "Let's not get too ambitious about this. Let's just say I'm past the leg-art stage.

And the roles where I don't do anything but dress up and walk in front of the camera." Brian Aherne Halts Runaway Horses Las Vegas, Nev. VP) Brian Aherne turned Western hero in the beet movie tradition yesterday to stop four horses running away with a stage couch In which were Mrs. Aherne, skater Belita and the hitter's husband, Joel McGinnls. No one was Injured, and to make It further like a press agent's dream come true- newsreel cam eraman Ralph Staub filmed the entire adventure. Aherne was on a saddle horee riding alongside the coach when the four horses shied and bolted The driver was unable, to stop them, so Aherne rode up beside one of the lead horses, jumped from his mount Just, his press agent said, like Roy Rogers does It onto the back of the runaway.

Many Night Scenes Shot for Arch' Hollywood Ex-swing-hlfter at war plants will find a nostalgic note in "Arch of Triumph," Enter prise's Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer co-starrers. Daylight scenes are few and far between, 96 per cent of the action taking place at night. To heighten the dramatic effect and reproduce with fidelity the low key necessary in nocturnal sequences. Enterprise has used one of Hollywood's best experts in that type of camera work Russell Mctty, Metty has photographed numerous sequences with a wide-open lens and the minimum amount of light necessary to project an Image on the screen. Advance glimpses of the "Arch" rushes have again demonstrated how Important the photography Is to creation of moods, it is said.

TODAY Technicolor Com.dv Hit "BLITHE SPIRIT" GENE AUTRY COLD MINE IN THE SKY" Ontury 4:00, 9:50, 12 :20. Itracnt 11:15, 2:02, 5:01, 8:00. 10:59. Itnl 2:31. liclii.

Htrnnd 11:30, 2:50, 15, 9:45. I It llo 1:30, 8:30. 9:30. Km'hrRtrr llrlvp-ln 7:15, 9:30. t'rntral 9:45.

Kmlmimy 1:30, 3:15, 7:00, 8:50, 10:40 lElihnrhooda MadHon and Monroe 1 :00, 5:10, 7:40, 10:15. liberty 2:00, 4:50, 7:33, 10:20. Auditorium show. Harry Blackstona magic Community Community Players In "The Lata OcnrKa Apley," comedy. Katman Klremen'a Beneflct Fund vaudeville ahow.

Lrnrw'a Oeorsa Raft. Sylvia Sidney and Roman Hohpen in "Mr. Ace'' em! I.enlle Brooks and Robert Stanton In "It'a Great to Be YounK." 1'alace fiary Cooper. Ltlll Palmar and Robert Alda in "Cloak and DaKger" and Iel Arons and Ethel Hmlth In "Cuban Pete." Ontnry Humphrey Bogart. Lnureen Ba- cnll and Martha VIcKera in "The E4g Bleep." Keaent Randolph Rcott.

Peecy Ann Carner and Lynn Bart In "Home, Sweet Momtrldn" and BrU'-e Cnnot and Vera Ann Bnrg In "Avalanche." Temple Pan Duryea and Peter Lorre tn "Hlnrk AnRel" and J.imea Warren and Nan Islle 1n "Sunset Pass." 4'apltol Robert Yo'inc and Sylvia Sidney In "SearHitnK Wind" and Jennifer Jonea and Charlea Boyer In "Cluny, Brown." Utile rtennl Mnrtrnn and Irene Man-nlnK In "Deeert Snnii Kmhnifty -Olca Tarnova. Nft Murphy and Art Cardner In "Rusnlan Brevities," ataee ahow. Klvli'ra and State Dorothy McGuIre and Guy Madlnnn In "Till the Knrt of Time" and Mnrx llrotlirrs In "A NiKht In Cuaa- blanea." ll Leslie and Robert Hnttnn In "Jnnle ejit Married" and Leo Otirray and lliintz Hull In "Fast Company." Binrn Ainu Ltidd and fiernlillne Kllriierald "In 8 and liennia KwIi and Helen Walker In "Her Ad venturous NlRht. Temple (Kalrport) Robert Tounir and Sylvia Sidney in "Searching Wind" and Jimmy Wakely and Lasaes White In "Weat of the Alamo." Strand Rex Harrison and Constanee CmnmlnKS In 'Blithe Spirit" and c.ene Aulry and Hmlley Burnett In "Gold Mine in the Sky." Hiirlicsler Ilrlve-In (Scnttavllle Road) Johnny Welanmuller and Brenda Joyce In "Tarnan nnd the Amaxnna" and Put Krlen and Film rrew 1n "Man Alive '-nlrnl lrlve-ln (Iinn pond Road i Rownllnd Rusxell and Lew Bowman In "Hhe Wouldn't Say Yes" and DUney'g Madlmn and Monroe Nelson Kddv and mmth Shore voices tn Dlsney'a "Make Mine Music" and Paul Kelly and Anne tjywnne In "Glass Allul." I.IlertyCnrv Grant. Alexis Smith an vvymnn In "Nijrht and Day." Wrst Van Johnson and Knther Williams In "Knsv to Wed" and Paul Kelly and Sheila Ryan In "Deadline for Mordfr.

Itlallo fRast Rochester Vllrshoih T. lnr and Vrnnk Mnrunn In "Cnnrnir. nf IjtSNle" nnd Kllon Drew and Robert Hln- ton In "MinK While You Dance." IjUe Claudette Colbert and John Wnvne In "Without Reservations" nH Wllllnm Gnrcan anri Mnncv cut, 1 i low That Woman sirnrtt Van Johnson and Knlher Wll- imins in e.asy to Weil" and Warner Baxter In "Crime Doctor's Warning." Webster- Dennis Morsan and Joan Islle In "Two Guys from Milwaukee" and Brenda Marshall In "Strance Impersonation." Murray Alan Lndd In "Lucky Jordan" and Paulette Gorldnrd and Ray Mllland In "Lady Has Plana." Grand Wllllnm GnrRnn and Nancy Kelly in "r-niiow That Woman" and Charlea Starred and Tex Harding In "Texaa Pan-ihandle." Little Extends Run Of 'Desert Song' "The Riff Song," Sigmund Rom berg's stirring military number in Desert Song," has been given new words in the film version, and is sung as the finale production number by Dennis Morgan and a chorus of 100 male voices. Co-starring is Irene Manning. This modernized Technicolor pro duction of this noted musical will be held for a second week at the Little, beginning today.

MIDNiTE SHOW TONiTE 1 2:30 A.M. 'H LATE SHOW TONIGHT! 3 LAST MAIN FEATURE AT 11 P. M. PEGGY ANN RANDOLPH GARNER SC0IlSf7iviol (late show tonight 3 SEARCHING WIND AT 11:13 P. M.

i.asAi' rarrrw. KuetRI YOUNb iuvn SIONIV ULWBBK I BAGALL I 0 r6 1 NOW 1 1 1 A. mll DOORS OPIN 1 Hact ni i 1 SYLVIA Sidney UNITf ARTISTS PUa "IT'S GREAT TO BE YOUNG LESLIE BROOKS Jimmy l.lovd inniTAntllM Today 2:30 mimiuniUFi Toniqht, 1:30 .4 LAUGHS Hfjfy Of SO AMSTifiXSM nosrty cfics AUDITORIUM OCT. 14 IS Special Matinee Tuesday "A Walloping Good fMICHACl T0D0 trtstfltl MAURICE EVANS lm His Triumphant New frodurriaa tt UAHLIT Gi'tct From N. Y.

tniattnMl First curtain at rrf orm ir.e. will Tlso at 8:30 SHARP, and Mot. ot 2:30. NO ONE WILL Be SEATED EUR IN FIRST SCENE. SEATS NOW ON SALI itniTTTrTTf TUESDAY mi 1 1 Doors Opa 1:30 P.

M. WiSL. wi P. M. Tg Walt Disn.y's F.atur.d Cartoon rn him.

minft fnwiw Paul KELLY Ann. GWYNNE "GLASS ALIBI" Iiisss ssHsTssT iiil WTissBi Cary Al.xis Ian. GRANT SMITH WYMAN "NIGHT AND DAY" la Technicolor loan LESLIE Robert HUTTON lobert HUTTON 2 MARRIED" I Hunts HALL )MPANY" "JANIE GETS L.o GORCEY "IN FAST COI Alan Ladd G.raldin. Fitxa.rald jf 5. 5." D.nnis O'KEEFE Hl.a WALKER I tier Adventurous Niqitt Van Johnson Esth.r Williams "EASY TO WED" Paul KELLY Shila RYAN DEADLINE FOR MURDER" Claud.tt.

Colbart John Want "Without Reservations" William Garaan Nancr I.Ur 'FOLLOW THAT WOMAN" I I II III 1 llTsTTM I SM I Elii Ell.i EHsab.th Taylor Frank Morgan Morgan SSIE" INTON ce" 5 COURAGE OF LASSI Ell.n DREW Robrt STANTON in? While You Dan Rob.rt YOUNG Sylvia 'THE SEARCHING fimmy WAKELY Lass.s "WEST OF THE ALAMO RIVIERA STATE WEST END CAMEO DIXIE TEMPLI-FAIIPORT SYDNEY WIND" I WHITE stssssstak i High Heaven O. PARSONS bought "Earth and Hicrli that the entire bar-b-que pit blow up? I'm not. His hands are singed and his three-and-a-half year old Jimmle was knocked down but not hurt. Dennis says he accidentally picked up the wrong can. Had he been leaning over the pit, he says he would certainly have been either blinded or killed.

Snapshots of Hollywood Collected at Random: Maxlne, daughter or the Chico Marxes, is being married to Jimmie Culhane, cartoonist, on Nov. 15. Her wedding present is a new house in the Valley. Vincent Price has flown to the bedside of his mother, who Is in a very serious condition Cleatus Caldwell and Bob Hutton told me at the Modern Screen party Ihnt they are postponing their marriage for a week because they cannot move into their new house. June Haver came to the party with Bob Neil, who is described as very rich.

Slip looked very pretty. Few parties cis big as the Modern Screen dinner dance, held at Clros have turned ou Sinatra, who won of honor, Frank the magazine poll for the most popular actor, was presented with a bust made by the noted sculptor, Jo Davidson. Frankie waa so delighted with the bust, which was presented to him by Louis B. Mayer on his broadcast, that he had small copies made. Jeanne Craln and Paul Brink-man, and Barbara Hale and Bill Williams were young married people who looked so supremely happy I couldn't help commenting on it.

Marguerite Chapman had eyes only for Curt Kruger. Lana Turner and Evie Wynn were beaued to the party by Peter Lawford. Keenan Wynn took them to the door, but didn't come in. 4 The Gary Coopers, the Alan! Ladds, the Cornel Wildes, Joan; Crawford, Dinah Shore and George 1 Montgomery, Peggy and Garner, Elizabeth Taylor and her pretty mother and just about everyone else was there. Mrs.

George Dela-corte was a charming hostess, end visited each table. GRAND PLYMOUTH AVE. AT MAIN ST. WILLIAM CARGAN NANCY KELLY "FOLLOW THAT WOMAN" WILLIAM STARRETT TEX HAHDIN3 "TEXAS PANHANDLE" THE AMAZONS 0 "MAN LIVE" MATINEE TODAY AT 2 P.M. EVENINGS AT 8:30 P.

4 SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT jr. 11:30 P. M. FIREMEN'S BENEFIT SHOW "it 1 -rl ST i I.I "I si 1 fimm 'All WEISMULLER BRENDA JOYC l- ZiW Lr.TMsf.lAi-PHWg.-f.M.gl.1JJ.TIIiJMI:lJ..fc.rTi "XS i-l Q39C32D3fli 7 mm ninniTC rr TnniniiTi A II iiimiiii. 11 iuiiiuiii.

1 0M STAGE IN PERS0M 11 1 1 RKO PALACE: LAST SHOWING TONIGHT "CLOAK AND DAGGER" AT 1 A. M. LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 11:45 P. M. sT VT RKO TEMPLE: LAST SHOWING TONIGHT "BLACK ANGEL" AT 11:10 P.

M. LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 9:55 P. M. 7 V. 3 1 S.

lit I lXSM MISCHA AUER Famous Comedian of Stag, and Screen MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY JAY IOSTYN Radio's Famous Crime busier HAL LEROY Dancinq Star of Man Broadway Musicals Fred LOWERY Dorothy RAE Th. Sonqs You Lov. The Murphy Sisters Bob Williams The Colsion's Eitrat Added! GEORGE PAXTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA KWm Cooper tLOAKDACCElg RC ummM KOBERTALDA UZjT 47 first run i isnriN f-I A'CLUNY BRdwisI fen A 9 BUY 1-14 mnir.i4 wm.