St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 19

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aatimiwiinMhUi nrfn" ij Sjalifornia Death Valley i Tickets for Students COLOR MOVIES Women's Symphony SALUTE OUR HEROES PHOTOPLAYS BUY WAR BONDS A limited Laurent Torno, flutist and member of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra for the past 10 years. Orchestra offices are at 918 Olive street and auditions for new members are held at 7 p. m. each Holding Auditions The Women's Svmnhnrv PRICES S1J.VI:?a1.1.T7TCT; After (Taxes 2 aw Incl.) presented in Person ey j.1,8 Claire Monteith, Naturalist.

Monday, October 26, 8:15 P. M. Church. 16th and Pin. Sts.

JSt Invited. AdmlMien. S5o r1Ztn Travel Series, CE. 1350, SW P. Today, Mr.

Monteith Wilt Present Travelogue on Western United Statu at Downtown Y. M. C. A. tra of St.

Louis has resumed re- Tii Ginger ROGERS Ray MILLAND 1 Richard tickets for music students more than 14 years of age again will be available through the Ladies' Friday Music Club. Applications should be made in writing to Mrs. P. C. Papendick, 3511 Victor street, stating age and music, training.

Arltne "to- i I nearsais under the direction of ARLEN JUDGE THE MAJOR ffl ADVERTISEMENT RIOT-ROMANCE with BOB BENCHLEYI Amusements Amusements niOTous sTtiGE nnDSinGEn" Russ Morgan At the Ghase Club Friday RUSS MORGAN, who has played at the Chase Club on three previous occasions, the most recent in November, 1941, returns on Friday for another visit. He brings with him Phyllis Lynne, Jana, the pastel artist, and other individual -entertainers. Morgan started his musical career at 14 and his list of accomplishments tops almost anything any other band leader can offer. He was arranger for John Philip Souss. and Victor Herbert and for the Detroit Symphony.

He has directed for theaters, radio She rings the GONG IMri'nj? Thoalre of Moult 1 itai n. 4S pnoGnnm ti in her LURONG Market at Seventh TOMORROW SEAT SALE TODAY, 12 TO 6 Mll-UTI KI6HTS. $1.12. JI.68. $2.24.

J2.80, J3.3S HIWI I I i MATINEES AT 56c, $1.12, $1.68, $2.24 You'll split your girdle laughing at the funniest musical show on the stage CLSEMcuocL JOHNSON'S utiKfSD iinnr S. jm.j tf aSifflinlhiiiliiiM '1 11 11.11 A It RUSS MORGAN 'j (Its "a sarong with plenty of allure) 8TH ANNIVERSARY REVUE! I I -5TW-rf SUMMING I da; ci (5 rj: mi i sf srriKSrMlSL how Hedy Lamarr wears it as Tondelayd in m-g-m's WHITE CARGO Co-starring with Walter Pidgeoii, LEW PARKER JACKIE GLEASON BARTO MANN RADIO ROGUES HARRY RESO CHARLES WITHERS THEODORE HARDEEN FROM CHICAGO INTACT DOORS OPEN 11:15 A. M. NOW SHOWING! KIM 100 SISTERS THE BII.TMORETTF.S THE COMMVNDOS STEVE J. C.

OU-iEW BOBBY BAKKY DIPPY 1IEKS SYD GIBSON Betty GRABLE John PAYNE SPRINGTIME in The Producer and Director Take Roles in Film Mark Hellinger and David Butler, producer and director, respectively, of "Thank Your Lucky Stars," will play themselves in the Warner Bros, all-star musical. The authors of the screen play, Melvyn Frank and Norman Panama, intended it only as a practical joke, when they wrote characters representing the producer and director into the scenario. The scene in which these characters are supposed to p.ppear seemed so amusing to the two executives, however, that they decided to keep it in the script, and then declared they would play the roles themselves because the scene demanded that Eddie Cantor serve them in the lowly capacity of "straight man" for their wisecracks. Lloyd NOLAN Carole LANSIS 'MANILA NEW STARS GIRLS LAUGHS GALORE! nico'lori A EXTRA I LEW LEHR NEWSREEL SHENANIGANSI rC0 FUGITIVES FROM A HUTH0USE! K0V- 2 MAIL ORDERS NOW SEATS WED. 1 THURSDAY! stations and Broadway shows.

He organized the famous Jeon Gold-kette outfit, in which the two Dor-seys and many other maestros, were member musicians. He has even styled other bands, who are his competitors in the popular music field. Remaining at the Chase Club through Thursday night are Clyde Lucas' band and Bea Wain, radio singing star. New in the Zodiac cocktail lounge at Hotel Chase is Doc Marcus, the Mad Magician, who comes from New York and New Orleans and is headed for Hollywood and movie short subjects. Also in the Zodiac are Bobby Swain and his Note-Abies, with Jan Shelley singing.

In the Steeple the combination is Joe Schirmer and his Musical Knights, with Dotty Bennett singing. Following Eddy Howard in the bandstand at Casa-Loma ballroom on Friday of thi3 week will be Glenn Garr and his "sweetest music by The band's program is supplemented by the singing of Betty Moran and the harmonies of the Three Stylists Buddy Byron, Bill Kaylor and Joe Famion. Wade Crager entertains between sets with his electric guitar. The magician whom Broadway columnists harve dubbed Lord of Legerdemain and Master of Impossibilities Eddie Cochran is the new entertainer in the Club Continental at Hotel Jefferson. Last season Cochran played long engagements at the Club Martinique and Roxy Theater in New York and recently has been at the Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland.

Con-solo and Melba continue at the Continental, in their second annual appearance, Nick Stuart's orches FIBBER IVIcGEE fl The thrilling story of Wm UKWAY RlfSSO. CTOWl Winston Churchill DINING ROOM KJLRLOFF the Flying Mollisons UTE WITH FATHm A IN HfcKbUN Open From 12 Noon fQf to 8:1 5 P. M. Daily FRIED SPRING CHICKEN Roast Young Turkey, or T-Bona Steak. Creamed Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables, Coleslaw, Rolls and Butter VI eft? WHY NOT DRIVE OUT TODAY TO fi A 2 MILES SOUTrl ofST.

LOu'lS on LEMAY FERRY U. S. H'WAYS 61 and 67 You Eaten at Gast'a Utely?" DINNER PRICES FROM 75c Bridge Luncheons Served Dally Amy and Jim and Women in 'WINGS and the WOMAN' MOLLY EDGAR CHARLIE BERGEN MCCARTHY 'HERE WE GO GREAT GILDERSLEEVE 910 Belt at Cabanne RO. 7450 FM Qrilith tit Urll.M..t l99TppffivVTaVVVlrVVV P. S.

Sv JOSEPH 1 iivuiiiiiuiii vSIIIFIfJ 4 Short Block No. of Del mar Car or But SHOWBOAT BALLROOM I JOHNNY KAMP'S 2 For I "5WA TMF mcm vnw tcr ROBERT TONIGHT 7 WITH THIS AD jnFCUINF Mill I t.lCA-'AnAia iaii.i A.p-A.n-M ANNA NEAGLE KAY CHANDLER I NEWTON CLINTON SUNDBERG EDGAR ST EH LI MACDONALI ISMARCK CAFE For over 40 years a favorite for vnnji.iflT 1 Admission 50c Men in Uniform i2 Price! jMi.ru dm, 91.68, WED, and SAT. MATLSKKS: 56c. $1.12, $1.6. 2.24.

waiiv.iiu tioi 1 sun. i Me DELMAR AT TAYLOR sea foods. Our specialties Lob DOORS OPEN 11:30 A. M. Ronald I ster, uysters, clams.

Open Sundays 410 N. 12th ST.QFrr0 Rita Charles AMERICAN NOV. 9 MAIL ORDERS NOW First Play America Theatre Society Subscription Series THE PRIZE WINNING COMEDY HIT! Jean ARTHUR ARTHUR Cory GRANT GRANT Ginger ROGERS ROGERS Sip CHICKEN 1 Cream er.vynd Banana Scallop. 1 Veal Century Steak, QDC 1 Corn FriHert COLMAN I HAYWORTH BOYER I TALES OF 'TALK OF THE TWO TERRIFIC FILMS IN ONE TERRIFIC ESTELLE ASCKENASY Reviews the Current Best Seller "Lost Train From Berlin" By Howard K. Smith Wednesday, Oct.

28th, 8:15 P.M. Downtown YMC A 1 6th Locust Public Invited Admission SOc Miss Asckenasy will oive a series of six Wednesday evening reviews at Y. M. C. A.

$2.00 for Serin A Black Forest NOW! Regular Prices! Open 12 Noon 30c 'ill 7 40c Atttr 7 Direct from 30 Weeks on Broadway) GUTHRIE McCUNTIC present. GRACE C. AUBREY GEORGE SMITH RAYMOND WALBURN J. CARROL NAISH DINE AND DANCE Enjoy yourself sppnd a delightful evening: at 8t. Louis' miist colorful night spot.

fSuerial added attraction: Two complete floor shows nightly, plus the popular Black Forest orchestra, l'our lio-, Hermann Markwordt. 6432 GRAVOIS FL. 1830 UNBELIEVABLE! ACTUAL FILMS! 'MOSCOW STRIKES 'THE MAN IN THE Closed Sundays EXTRA! 'THE FIGHTING NEW 'MARCH OF TIME! op4 ay Ml. McCUNTIC dninti ay DONALD OENSUGU NOTE! CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED by ISABEL LEIGHTON BERTRAM BLOCti MATS. 56c, CITY ART MUSEUM FOREST PARK "HaMsHNMHH OPEN TOMORROW 2:30 TO 9:30 P.

M. Other Days 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.

Mtst Betty Greenfield Will Talk on AMERICAN FURNITURE Tomorrow Night at 8:00 Free to the Public Restaurant Open Till Tonight DRIUE-IH THEATRE "KTir 1 Tel tra plays the music and presents Barbara Carroll in songs. Newly arrived on the entertainment bill at the Park Plaza's Crystal Terrace are Phil and Mildred Crane, singing team, making their first local appearance. Their repertory includes duets from popular musical comedies and interpretations of operatic and popular numbers. Held over at the Crystal Terrace are Don Julian and Mar-jori, dancers, and Stan Kramer's marionette show. Hershey Martin's orchestra plays for show and dancing.

In the Merry-Go-Round, Guy Gaylor does line drawings of the patrons, Danny Varzos' trio furnishes music, Eileen O'Hara is the singer. LOCAL BANDS GET THE SPOTLIGHT at Tune Town for the corning week, with Mark yua x2 yu Ksy wi 'JOAN OF PARIS' 'BULLET SCARS' LAST TIMES TONITE I fiVt MllfU AC 15 0 UTTEBfl AC I DIM A RFlr A PflKfiFRT! 'TUMMffl i Guest Lesson Free i I and His Orcfiestra; Get Acquainted Offer No Obligation Buy Season Tickets Before Nov. 7, Deadline or trie WORLD'S GREHTEST MUSIC THRILLING PROGRAMS EXCITING PERFORMANCES ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VLADIMIR GOLSCHMANN, Conductor 63RD SEASON OPENS NOV. 6-7 Witfi tonlte's performance the Drive-ln Theatre closes for the season.

The management wishes to thank its many friends for their whole-hearted support LIMITED TIME RUMBA C0NS0LO MELBA Famous Dancing Stan 9200 1 1 C0LUKJVIUER3 f( and Fox Trot, Tanco or Latest Jitterbug and announces that it will reopen in the Spring. 2 FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY CHAS. SHREWSBURY'S Orchestra From 8 Nitely Al. Egan, M. C.

AL. CASINO, Our Singing Bartender Paul and Paulette Novelty Song Dance Team MATINEE SUNDAY EDDIE COCHRAN Master of Moge ROUTS 40 ACROSS ffOM TUCK 18 Fridays at 2:00 P. M. 18 Saturdays at 8:30 P. OiOIT inrluHina" -with PRE-EMINENT RAPID COURSE FEATURING Doyle's and George Hudson's units1 rTTTH HBT THEATRE HARRY FARBMAN.

Violinist LUBOSHUTZ and NEMENOFF, Duo-Pianists WILLIAM A PELL, Pianist CARROLL GLENN. Violinist CLAUDiO ARRAU, Pianist HELEN JEPSON. Soprano BRONISLAW HUBERMAN, Violinist RUDOLPH GANZ, Pianist ROBERT CASADESUS. Pianist Defense Workers engaged. Thompson, trumpeter and vocalist, and Buddy Mills, vocalist and bass player, are fea Day Eve.

Classes SUTTER STUDIO 6677 DELMAR CA. 9993 ARTUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist 3AMUEL MATEd, Cellist 2ND WEEK! tured by Doyle; Jimmy Britton, vocalist, by Hudson. Boxes S180 (Four Seats); Menanine $30; Lower Balcony $25, S18; Upper Bal-" $14, $10 for either series of 18 Concerts (Plus Tax). Office, Fourth Floor Mmieipol Auditorium, CHestnut ES90. Downtown Headquarters, 717 Olive St.

GArfield 4652-4658 mmm iA ST. LOUIS' NEWEST AND MOST ORIGINAL NITE CLUB HELD OVER! THI STORY OF THI SUNDAY. 2 P. M. and 7:15 P.

M. Mon. Through Friday at 7:1 P. M. A FULL LENGTH FEATURE Narration by the Rt.

Rev. Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen Intimate Scenes of HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XII 4 Magnificent Plcturtl 56c Admission Incl. Tax 3143 Olive FR. HOW OPEN EVERY FRI.

SAT. mm WllM Featuring Entertainment By SHADY VALLEY FOLKS KWK-Mutual Coast-to-Coatr Start Cast of 120! FEATURING THE "BLONDE BLITZ" PLUS 1 1. ANN SOTHtRII arm "RAGS" RASUXD BROADCASTING DIRECT FROM THE FAMOUS BARN! AND OLD-FASHIONED. MODERN JUMPIN' JIVE TO THE SWINGS, DANCING TO THE BUCKEYE 4 MUSIC OF RUSS KATSER IAND And A RM of Fan With COWBOY JOE RANDALL HAPPY HERBIE LITTLE JACKIE HILL HOMER DAVENPORT THE DIXIE FLYER NAOMI CRAWFORD TEXIE HOLLE RAY PERRY ANDRE HORSESHOE MIKE Roy Eddie Shipstad Oscar Johnson -wFrii Frark Xorah MrCarthy Rnliv Bobbie Maxson BEN BLUE 1 Heinle Brock May Ko Vogue Trio Many Others New Queen of the TeaTl ED WILSON A WHOLE HOST OF STARS GALORE! SHIRLEY TEMPLE As 'MISS ANNIE ROONEYI" Oeen son CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT SHOWS AT 10 P. A.

M. LBuyWarStemei and Bends CI Kfi PER PERSON INCLUDES ALL SET-UPS FOR THE ENTIRE I EVENING BRING YOUR OWN LIOUORI In her fourth week at the Hi-Hat Club, on Grandel square, Sally Rand presents her celebrated bubble dance and such spectacles as "Day at the Dog Show," "The Women of History," "Begin the Beguine," "A Day at the Races," "Fishing" and "The Waterfall Ballet." Fritz and Jean Hubert, the Terry Twins, Jean Stone and Ches-ney and Worth are individual entertainers. Janet Smith, radio pianist, has been engaged for the Hotel Clar-idge Grill. Fern Goodyear continues at this spot. A new entry in the night club field is the Village Barn at 3656 Washington boulevard, to be open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights only.

The Shady Valley Folks, from the radio, Cowboy Joe Randall, Happy Herbie, Little Jackie Hill, Homer Davenport, the Dixie Flyer, Naomi Crawford, Texie Holle, Ray Paerryandre and Horseshoe Mike are names on the entertainment list. Dancing of the old-fashioned square kind is to music by the Buckeye Four, modern steps to the music of Russ Kayser's swing band. Betty Ellis, vocalist, is being held over at the Gatesworth Hotel's Walnut Room. Her new partner is Bob Thompson, pianist and accordionist. The novelty song and dance team, Paul and Paulette, who recently appeared in Sally Rand's show, are being held over at the Whirl-A-Wav Nite Club on ClnlUns- 3656 WASHINGTON JEf erson 8001 .1 2 GREAT STARS IN SMASH DRAMA! mm, Swop! IRuth ETTY ml! Plus Hilarious 'Newly weds' Laft Hltl HE EM H-4 Mights Only Aaataataak.aa 1 ST.

LOUIS' OWN STAR Frances DEE William HOLDER MEET THE STEWARTS" SHUBERT Don't Miss It! Tickets Now on Sale! STARTS MONm OCT. 26 LAST TIMES GRAND Near OLIVE A DtM A ARCADE ELDG. Open 12:30 30c Till 2 (Tax Incl.) II HI(I1H Prices 60c 85e $1.25 $1.75. Boxm $2.25. i land.

vN HELD OVER! HELD OVERI Two ef the Greatest Pictures Ever Made! Paul MUNI George RAFT SCARFACE" PLUS Spencer TRACY Ann DVORAK 'SKY DEVILS' Doors Open 12 Starts 12 JO. GLENN MILLER PLAST 2 PERFORMANCES ville road. This team is only part sl oc Sally Rand and Iter STAR-STUDDED REVUE featuring "THE LOVELIEST GIRLS IN HOLLYWOOD" Includiis everything food, set-ups, 3 shows, 2 great bands. Bring your own liquor. 6 UNITS! CIVIC MUSIC LEAGUE Opens TOMORROW KITE (Monday) MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Opera LA BOHEME, In English Giuseppe Bamboschek, Conductor Box Seats and Second Balcony Seats Available Ticket Office.

Aeolian 1004 Olive Street (CHestnut 8828) Lynn BARt-Carole LANDIS-Cesar ROMERO From 1:00 30c, To to 2 Rosalind RUSSELL -tVFred MocMURRAY In the Smooth-l-Slick Laft Hit THiS AFTERNOON 2:30 TONIGHT 8:30 "SEMEN'S WILD WEST RODEO and THRILL CIRCUS AT THE ARENA WW' GLENN 'T FORD PAT EVELYN 0'BRIEM REYES TAKE A LETTER, FLIGHT LIEUTENANT Vloo I jg I per person I V1 Saturdays Park Free Esquire-Norside-Varslty IMacOON ALD CAREY in 'OR. 6H0A0WAY I C't'n Revue With Popeye, Denald Duck! News! I A or me noor snow which includes Al Casino, dialect singing bartender, and Al Egan, guitarist and master of ceremonies. Charles Shrewsbury's orchestra furnishes music for floor shows and dancing. The Crown Cocktail Lounge of Hotel Kings-Way has extended the engagement of Martin Hess trio, consisting of Hess at the piano, Mel Bay, guitarist, and Bill Mc-Ginnis, vocalist and bass player. The dance team of Venti and Ross Is in its fourth week at Top o' the Town.

Freddie Begeman is singing master of ceremonies, Joy Comely sings and Herb Brooks and His Melody Boyi deal in melody. Li8 Seof, 55c Chiidren 25e MLGWB0A1 em T. -CLUB HI-HAT Throw Your Scrap into the Fight bill rn iTVI-nl i nm "HILE THF niTY i rco FRanklin 6080 3631 Grandel Square LOEWS STARTS WEDNESDAY 8:30. Rlnm ttrm.tr A. St.

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