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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 76, 1949 PAGE 14 film of each month with an award ts Universal International's "All My Sons." Film Wins Honor HOLLYWOOD First picture to be selected under Seventeen Maga zine's new plan to honor the best Breaks Ankle HOLLYWOOD Patricia Medina, who appears with her husband, Richard CHrerne, in Douglas Fair-Imnkn' "Tlif OTlynn." brnkr hrr nliklo Wlilln plnylliB Irlilll.i mul Will be confined fur ttpproxlmately three weeks. Starlet Sings HOLLYWOOD Penny Edwards, whose early ambition was to sing in grand opera, gets a chanco to wrubln in Ftinr-in' nml A-Hehtin," hUrrlug lfc.nulit OVoii. nor, Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride. Hie blonde starlet will sing "Supposin' with O'Connor.

"MUTINY IN END Of THE WORLD" i.i rm THE Bid HOUSE' World's Most Thrilling Sky Show Flu Mlera-Zo ana 150 Exhibit! Witt Caarln Sukfara MARCH DURYEA HOWARD. HUGHES' PRODUCTION Pitcairn 1268 DILLINGER With Lawrence Titp and Anna itBrtn Box ffic Oprns 8 P. M. ALL-STAR EXHIBIT "THE ALUMINUM AGE" jThi Marvel Mital of The New Age in a Sparkling, Eye-Filling Display ffffJili O'BRIEN Ann BLYTH we iikk nun vvnvbiii Tonight at 8:00 F. M.

McKINLEY PARK MORRONES BAND mm Epousured by City of niuburKh L. ARSENAL PARK HAI.INt.S HAND pnrrit by Mui Imis I'tilou 1ms1 tin. fin 2 JANE RUSSELL mm4uimef r.J.TTT-T. Cnmlnf to yotir fvorlf theatre aoon. WATCH I OK lAU Marquee Men Have Busy Week 'New Openings (Listed for Triangle I By HENRY WARD fellows who change the theater marquees are having a busy week.

New movies all opening all over town it seems. finds Henry moving out of his quarters at the Art Cinema to make way for luscious Viviane Romance and "The Queens Keckace." The film was made in France and based on the Alexander Dumas story of intrigue in the days of Marie Antoinette. The Fulton opens "Another Part cf the Forest." a picture adapted AsjetiAweW, o-' ft Tti'e wmtAm sttpj'iiifl; in 1 hnicolnr I'VE ALWAYS LOYED YOU with Philip Dorn Plua Charley t'haplla in "Tillie's Punctured Romance' i TONIGHT THRU JULY 31 RT. 88 HEAR SOUTH PARK m. z.

mmsemm ran i "TKLIT THE HDECK" A Nautical Musical by Vincent Youmans and Herbert Fields lath Car tZ PHOnE I I Calonial I "STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN" with Raymond Massey David Niven Ca7 23 I Sat 11 3 pitt Stadium Box Office. Open Dally 2 P.M. to 10 P.M. NOW Prlcai $2 60 1.95 1.30 65 Boxi $3.25 fAll FINAL. WFF.K.

DF.G. AUG. 2 CURTAIN AT :30 SHARP Minimum Priced Luncheons Dinners HARRY BiGLEY Orchestra E. HAYDN. Organist Air Conditioned WHAT CRIME MUST A MMM COMMIT TO BE BACK FROM RETIREMENT Fred Astaire brings his nimble feet and broad grin to the Penn tomorrow in "Easter Parade." He is shown here with Ann Miller, headliner in a cast that includes July Garland and Peter Lawford.

Rl All iroad. from Lillian Hellman's hit play of way Cast FORBES FIELD TONIGHT AT 8:30 P. 1.1. MATINEE TODAY 2:30 P. M.

STRINGS" 20 tax ute. NlGHTS. MAT. Gl. UTt Benefit Police Widows Pension Fund the same name.

Pittsburghers saw an excellent performance of this at the Playhouse last season. The movie version has such stalwarts as Fredric March. Edmond O'Brien and Dan Duryee. There will be colorful dancing on the Penn screen tomorrow when the "Easter Parade" marches into the Sixth Street movie house. Fred As- Shows to See And When Santa Comes Early HOLLYWOOD Setting a new precedent in producer-employe relations, Harold Hecht-Norma Productions celebrated Christmas in July by gifting each member of the crew of "The Unafraid" with a basket of beverages, following conclusion of the picture.

Cii COD.rKXliD STANLEY, taire comes back from a two years' 0 HUMPHREY BOGART "THE SCREEN'S MOST UNABASHED PURVEYOR OF it. r. PITT STADIUM "Hit the Deck" Civic Ugm Opera Company. Toulebt at 8:46. FORBES FIELD Police Circus GREATEST THRILL SHOW ON EARTH! I tJJW.

ti. nUDlWOUlt LAUREN BACALL I IN WAKNEE IPOS "KEY LARGO" 1 WITH I LIONEL BARRYMORI i 1 I VIVIANE ROMANCE in Alexander Dumas SUN-TELEGUAPII: PENN-LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE Routes 22-30 Imperial, Pa. "SMASH-UP'' SUSAN HAYWARD LEE BOWMAN 2 Show Nightly Rain or Clear Tniiisht 8:30: matinees today and Sat-uroay. PENN "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House" Cary Grant.

Myma Loy and Melvyn Douclas. Feature at 11:10. 1:27. 3:35. 5:43.

7:51. 9:59. STANLEY "Key Largo" Humphrey Boirart. I-auren Bar-all and Ed- 1 CLAIRE TREVOR some of the Best acts nine playing in in "Thrill tf the tceek in Circus irrf." ilEEN'S ECKLAC ILUAM POWELL ItM CE LIFE WITH FATHER" "retirement" to star in the Irving Berlin musical along with Judy Garland. Ann Miller and Peter Larvford.

It is of course done in color Technicolor. On Friday Joan Fontain's efforts in Letter From an Unknown Woman," at the Harris, moves on to make room for a more lively subject, "Feudin. Fussin and A-Fightin' which is a direct opposite of the Fontaine tear jerker. A glance at the cast of characters gives you some idea of what to expect. Listed are Marjorie Main, Donald O'Connor.

Percy Kilbride, Joe Besser and a flock of others. The Stanley is expected to hold its very excellent "Key Largo" for another week and Walt Disney's "Melody Time" will stay a little longer to delight one and all at the Warner. Regardless, a pinch-hitting re ward G. Robinson. Feature begins at 11:10.

1:15. 3:25. 5:45. 7:55. 10:00.

J. P. HARRIS "Letter From an Unknown Woman" Joan Fontaine and Louis Jourdan. Feature begins at 10:45. 13:40.

2:35. 4:30. 6.25. 8:20. 10:15.

WARNER "Melody Time" Disney cartoon teature 9:29. 11:20. 1:11. 3:02. 4:53.

6:44. 8:35. 10:26. FULTON "Another Part of the Alt Gandltloaas J.P.HARRIS: JOAN FONTAINE LOUIS JOURDAN Charles W. Prine, Jr.

PITTSBURGH PRESS: "It's a gnad show at Forbes Field and there is only a tceek in tchich to see it." Dick Bosttcick POST-GAZETTE: "To choose any act and say equirocahly 'this is the hesf is nigh tin impossible. A child should not be allowed to pass into adolescense without seeing a good circus. The show at Forbes Field this week fills that bill more than amply" E. F. Brennan LETTER rT UNKNOWN WOMAN MELODY TWE I fi ff 1 1 ivniEToor MfiJ 1 I BUMBlEBOOtttlpJJ 4th record vrrr.K RED SKELTON JANET BLAIR SENATOR Llaart 'km iith8ld Forest" Fredric March.

Dan Duryea. Edmond i Brlen. Feature at 11:25. 1:32. 3:39.

5:46. 7:53. 10:00. ART CINEMA The Queen's Necklace" i VIvlana Romance. Feature at 10:45.

12:40. 2:35. 4:30. 6:23. 8:20.

10:15. RITZ "The Emperor Waltz" I Bing Crosby and Joan Fontaine. Feature i begins at 10:00. 12:02. 2:04.

4:06. i 6:08. 8:10. 10:13. i 'The Fuller Brush Man' SENATOR "The Fuller Brush' Man" ii FAMED STARS 11 WORLD CIRCUS I vA ROBERT 4V 1 Red Skelton and Janet bialr.

Feature begins at 10:45. 12:45. 2:35. 4:25. 6:15.

8:10. 10:10. BARRY "Jinx Money" Leo Gorcey and Bowery Boys. Also. French Jackie Cooper and Jackie Coogan.

Complete shows at 11, 1:14. 5:49. 8:03. 9:11. WHITE BARN "Apron Strings" 1 Strawhat Theater near Irwin, Tonight at 8:40.

PLANETARIUM The End of the World" Sky shows at and 8:30 o. m. CHILDREN J1 Nsntr Guild-Dtn Dsllep Ah? CanSltlaaas "GIVE MT REGARDS TO BROADWAT'" Eaa UhertT Color bj Technicolor CaaSltlaneS Mieker Boonw-a DeHaten SOUTH HILLS 'Summer Holiday' I Color by Technicolor i Barbara Stanwyck Van Heflln Ml. Ibanoo Kladlit allow IB niililii.l l. Caniitlaaaa Jm-t Taen-y-Pit l( Brim PERRV FIGHTING 69th" PaTrTnie A.

"VALIXT OF GIANTS' Irene Dunne RrrrhTlr. Barbara Bel Geddes -I REMEMBER Doers Open 6:15 PM MAMA" i 1 Den.Morean-VlTwa Llndfors victor-. Sabu-June Duprez rriterai St. THIEF OF BAGDAD eatattr. mm 1 SEATS NOW 305 Sixth Cimbel'a Balcony; C.

Murphy 22S 5th Ave. Casino Theater. Diamond Street; Booth at Penn A Highland; Reg-ia Newitand, Federal A E. Ohio Sta. City-County Bids'.

Lobby Information. COurt 9881. PRICES Gen. Adults $1.30, Children 65c. Reserved Seata: Adults $2.15, Children $1.50.

Box. Seats: Adults $2.60. Children $1.95. Tax Included. Make Checks and Money Ordera payable to the Police Widows' Fund Circua.

viewer suddenly wakes up to the real reason for one K. Monahan choosing this week for his mid-summer breather. NOTES FROM A SPIKE Jack Fina. who arranged the "Flight of a Bumble Bee" into the "Bumble Boogie" In "Melody Time," is leading his own orchestra at Bill Green's this week Operators of West View Park have contrived a novel stunt for visitors to the playground. The Planetarium's "End of the World." now showing, will run throughout the month of August Gordon Dilworth.

like LeRoi Operti of the Civic Light Opera players, has had all sorts of parts this season. He is currently a punch-drunk gob and adds much to the merriment at the Stadium this week. Stadium-goers, incidentally, may find it a little rough to forego their stcgies. pipes, cigars and cigarets when they have to go back indoors for their entertainment. Just a-sit-tin' there in the soft evening light dragging on a favorite briar or a iour-bit Havana while watching Mimi Walters is indeed a pleasure.

A lot of folks are disappointed because they didn't see more of Mr. Blanding's Dream House, in the movie that is. They figure that since they sat through the building thereof they could have been in-Yited to a house-warming or been asked to look around a bit at least. 'Welcome Retreats 0 FROM 1 SUMMER HEAT ROY ROGERS DENNIS DAY THE ANDREWS SISTERS ETHEL SMITH GENERAL ADMISSION ALL PERFORMANCES a the heat withQ BUDDY CLARK enur omurroc 1 ouno fF tre nununj FRANK BUCK'S Original (1 tywtatp MWPMi VWWnm onm. wawnm rrnrnn 'BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE 2 0 Air Cnnilltlnncil SHERIDAN SQ.

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