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Akron Beacon Journal Solurdov, November 12, 1949 O.V WITH THE SHOT T-Men Shoot It Out In 'Trapped' EST yi.mriros, wter Park Free OPI TOOtT 10 MASSACRE RIVER Car Miduon Rr (lhoyn Pride of the Yankees tiary Cmnrr Ol't SI It Ml BIG STEAL KEEP EM FLYING Jacque To 3Iake Hollywood PHOe'xIX. Ariz. Jsrquc Mercer, who wanted a movie career so nuirh she went out and won the Miss America of 1919 title, says she will make screen tets next month in The brunet student said "what may he my hig chance" was arranged afte'r she signed an agent's contract with the Music Corp. of America. FEATURE FILM TIME TABLE COLONIAL Man of the Puins.

1J Ml. SS 1 Id in LOEW Forsyta Wpman." I CS. 4 20 7.40 11 PALACE Mis? Grant Takea 1 iJ 4 44 1 S1 11 11 STRAND 'Trapped 11 45. 1 34. SSI, 12 11 CIltrlF-' Me! the Killer" 41.

i COPLEY Olid More My 6 39 10 10. E1.1ET "Madame Smart' 40. 10 FA' IS 1 nai lament K'ss. 1 lit J. HIGHLAND- Rotie Sanrt IS 10 KENMORF.

RIALTO 1 1. 4 10 7 04 9 LIBERTY -Mmrnni. Becomes 5 7 23. 9 44 I IND A Bnvary." 29. 10 1 LYN Bovarv.

20 7 40 10 NIXON "Stampede 4 07. Ml I 41. NORKA- "Hide Out 3 OS. JS. 10.

OHIO 'Ton O' The Mornin." 1.13. 4 IS 7 19. 10 22. ORPHEL'M Great GatsbT." 10. 12 SO 4 07.

7 IS 10 23 PARAMOUNT "Date Wllh Judy." I 4. 9 47 RISLTO "Bone ot 2 45. IS. 9 45. RITZ "Ganm of Chlraeo." 4 0(1.

1 03. 10 THORNTON Baba and the 40 Thieves." 9 49 2S. 9 1 COACH HOUSE THFATFU "Fnrhant- Cnttaae" Curtain time. 8 50 CENTER THEATER OUT! Women." Curtain time .30. UataTlr.Tn I CROSBY an earlier picture mime set of Jerry Pelaney and his wife, Lila, at Yankee Inn, do so.

They're in their fifth holdover week, a. criteria of their acceptance in town. The Ohio Wesleyan players will present Noel Coward's "Hay Fever" on Friday at 8 p. m. at O'NeU's tearoom for alumni and I VOLI PARK FREE CHICKENS TONIGHT O'Keefe MEN From Texas Route 't, Opposite Springfield Laka RE-SIM -Alwaya A Cartoon Open P.

M. Show Starts 8:45 IN TECHNICOLOR DO YOU LOVE ME? Maureen O'Hara Dirk Haymea TARZAN AND THE MAGIC FOUNTAIN Two Western Thriller THE LUCKY TEXAN Starring John Woyn FRONTIERS OF '49 Bill Elliott OfflMSXHTl LATE I liilUJJ Unit EXPLOSIVE ACTION! PLUS 2nd HILARIOUS HIT BINQ mm w. c. FIELDS Al apla I LATE TONIGHT Complete After 10 P. M.

NOW SHOWING The MARINES ARE HERE nnil NAVY SECRETS Coming; Sinuliiv THE SUN NEVER SETS Dmigla rnlrbmik, Jr. and FURY AT SEA ith I RANCHOT TONR and JOHN CAKKOI. Ol'liN Site TO roramawnl araiaeH LANCASTER HENREID RAINS LORRE SLQ in HAL WLIIJ' SIM Miff OPEN 2110 TO HIDE-OUT Aril-Ian Booth l.loyil Bridges Return Of The Bod Men Randolph firntt Ann Jeffrey Hun. I KKVI IM fl Sr. KIIAHHOI llll I- NOW llooia Open A.

M. lie Till WIla e. I NPfJK COWNNC CA1VET MM friends. Dramatic teachers of high schools have heen invited to attend. In the cast is Rohert Harper, North high graduate.

MAJESTIC Sun. 15:45 Command Decision Clark Cable Walter Pidjeon INCIDENT Uarrrn DougUi Jane Frare ifolWX, ffTOiTITilJ Extra Sprciat! Tou have nriTeri sren two surh wonderful shows I ion one billing. A DATE WITH 1 1 I PV Wallace Beery, UU I jane Powell Terhnirnlor 1:15, 9:41 ONCE MORE, MY darling Muic by Kllrjibelh Flrentone at 4:14, UARTOOV CONCO BILL' Madame Bovary Cleveland at Rttn WI1ITF I1FAT Vx- 1IK.NRV, RAINMAKKH. Everybody DANCE To I he Music of FADES OF RHYTHM at the BOWERY 346 W. Bowery EVERY SAT.

Try Our Tasty Lunches and Dinners Served Daily Reasonahle Trices FINE FOOD LIQUOR BEER Ellis, Mgr. NOW NIGHTLY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY (C1F Restaurant and Cocktail Bar STEVE BERNARD and CAL CONWAY Radio and Concert Stan TONIGHT AND SUN. 1 p. m. to 9 p.

m. ROAST TURKEY $00 DINNER I Everything from a sandwich to an institution Steaks, Chicken, Spaghetti, Sea Food Lunches 65c up Dinners 95c up 1 Mile North of New High Level Bridge, Route 8, Cuyahoga Falls SSI Jennifer v' 5 Van Heflln PPl at :2. 10:15 Kre. Show V'" jS- gj Open 4 4A TSHTlTlf Ceo. Brent 1 PARK B.rl )Tt ft Kid From RCAln-a-Car Children Speakers I'nrlerlJ Admission liOe FREE 11 STAMPEDE r.ale Sterm at 4 B7, tA.

11 Torian And The Mermaids Jnhnn? Ueimnller (trend Jore at 5 tA srwt tartoaa OPfV HOME OF THE BRAVE DOWN DAKOTA WAY" LATE SHOW TONIGHT LAST FEATURE AT 11 P. M. NOW! iOOK OMf Of in mOL GREER FLYNN-GARSON WALTER ROBERT PIDGEON YOUNG JANET LEIGH HAIIT OAV1MPOI1 WALLACE FORD sntu NO I tAKi" A ROPE OF SAND Hurt Lancaster Paul Henreld at II 13, STAMPEDE Kad Cameron C.ale Storm at -a TOP O' Tlir MOKNINO HPM'lAb AIIENT ONtK MOHK. MV IMKI.INO lenlurlm Mimic hy Eliraheth llreatone ellarrlnf Riilrert MnnUamerr Ann Blyth at 1 II 10 II I I tit rMTRT Howard Huff Marta Toren at a HI ROff, OP BAND STA.Ml'KIIK S23S MANHANDLED Dorothy I nmour ILLEGAL' ENTRY Howard Onff WHITB HEAT ONCB MORK, MV IlARI INfl I "MOURNING BECOMES .3 i ELECTRA' Kosti.iNn Rtusrix MICHAf RKOGRAVB at 6.0O. 8.44 Tomorrow: AOAW HAI1 4 HONS ONI ANCiEI.8 HAVE WINGS EXTRA LATE SHOW Both Features After 10 P.

M. mm THE EXCITING STORY OF QUANTRELL'S GUERILLAS AND 1 JinUNDtRINCI TRUE! W7 WILLIAMS lm Mi -HIGH Hfb EOwm IUIIM CO-FEATURE TfYy MEET THE JJ; A 1 kl ki i. JS iJ a iniiLn Hp' GORGEOUS GEORGE I VaWInaari MM ivynutUUR turn mm mm tow GORGEOUS GEOm STARTS FRIDAY Pi Xltf MrmriWIl mi ttmm in lawSf kyici fW AND Ill o)p i. sr.tr.ii mni mam AUDKfT tO II -GORGE4TO5eEOK mmM Mantfftmvrf Ann Birth ONCE MORE, MY DARLING AI HO Rwar4 Duff Maris Trn ILLEGAL ENTRY 1 The Paar Roffal Cartaon Neva Na. tit Sat.

Onl Kenal 4. HOST OF IOKRO. 1 ftaUrdar Kiddie Mmlinr t'outifittoti from 1:3 BLONDIE IN THE DOUGH BADMEN OF TOMBSTONE STl RI1AY I VININO Jrnnifrr Jnnn Van Hrflln MADAME BOVARY at a m. lo im Marlnrla Krnialila Barrr fulllvaa HtDMI'V Of TOMBSTONE at a. 30, Starta ftunrtav Hinr Crothy TOP O' THE MORNING Johnny Waisamullrr LOST TRIBE 8 acres tnrr par mm; "imi cars TOP 0' THE MORNING BING CROSBY BARRY FITZGERALD ANN BLYTH HUME CRONYN MADAME BOVARY Jt-nntfrr Jam nt Mason Van Rpfl.n I ouls Jourriitn Now Thru Monday ALAN LADD )f GREAT GATSBY ond BILL VEECK AND THE CLEVELAND INDIANS Kid From Cleveland IITTiiTrTKYi ON TIIK STAGE! NOV.

16 ONK NKiHT ONI.T IN PERSON JIIC A JVI in "Tie Barrett H'imftole Si reft B'ndonv Robert "tr Carroll SEATS NOW ON SALE PRICES $1.85, $2.50, $3.10 2nd Bale. $1.00 ond 75c, Reserved Mall Ornr Prnrnptly (illrd templing DINNERS EVEN1NOS, STJKDAT8 AXIl HOLTDATS "Fit for a King" Always a choice selection of favored foods, chicken, fish, prime ribs of beef and many others to choose from at reasonable prces. Plus our famous salads and home-made pies. There Is none better! "Fomout for Good Food" (Enlmttal 312 S. Main St.

One Black South ot O'Nell'i Air Conditional! Frre Parking F.vcnlnai, Snndara and Holldara In Hrar Ritanrant Saturday and Sunday Complete Roast Chicken Dinner s50 SiinuPt Inn, nnt.r-rl for Its good food, Is Incatfd In a bfautllul aottlng off ManrhMlcr Riad In the Portage I aku DlKtrlct. A wide exnanalve lawn and HatelT old Irwa aurround It. Drive out with the famllj (or dlnnr. Vou will all enjoy the ride and the lovely countryside. Our New Banquet Room Thin new room ha a rapacity for dentin BO people, J.uxurtoua romfortahle srattnn In Ihn heauniul room, rreity lixiitteaand lovely color haimnny add lo lt charm.

It is Irlenllv for your ban-nut, or nnvaie party. We now havt lour hanouet. rooma to aerva larae or kmall batiuuft. two wllh capacltlea of 3.1 each, one with 40 and the new one with Ml. Special Itaniit Featurn Chicken Dinner ji All Vou Can Eat aCiOU SUNSET INN 4315 Manchester Road At Too of Hat fllll if Suspense Helps Topical Yarn By PEGGY STARR Theater Writer WITH THE recent flood of counterfeit money throughout the country, "Trapped'' at the Strand, is timely.

It shows government agents tracking down the phony money and the men printing it. We've had a cycle of these films lately. "Trapped" has much that i3 typical of them cut aaas suspense and some strong characterizations to lift it above the norm Lloyd Bridges, last seen as a soldier In "Home of the Brave," turns crooked in this one. He does a hangup job as a count erfeiter sprung from prison by federal agents, in order to lead them to the Rang that has the plate and is flooding the roimtry with bogus hills. Double crossing his guard, he escapes on his own and locks up his girl friend, Barbara Payton.

He finds James Todd has taken over control of the mob and arranges to help him unload the money in Mexico. Meanwhile, a shady character, John Hoyt, has started a campaign to win Miss Payton. Being loaded with dough, Bridges figures he's the man to buy him into Todd's deal. Hoyt is an undercover agent, natch. THE (HVSE settles down in earnest with hidden microphones and carefully planned trips playing their part.

Suspense is built up when each of the traps is thwarted. The climax the usual chase-has Todd and the T-men shooting it out in a car barn. Well, the locale is different anyway. Performances are. uniformly good.

Hoyt's portrait of the masquerading agent, is Imaginative and realistic. He's so sinister that the audlenee is positive that he'll turn out to be a gangster himsolf. That's high compliment for his work. Miss Payton has plenty of allure. As the one who tips off the gang to 'Hoyt's identity, she plays an important part in the plot structure.

Todd is well cast as the head countprfeiter. A word must be "said for Bert Conway in a small role as Bridge's ex-partner. Now a wine sot, his fright at Bridge's appearance and their subsequent scuffle is a sample of superb miming. Children will find it exciting. THE CAST "TRAPPED" fltetcart Downer Laurie Sylvester Ounbv Llovd Brickies John Hoyt Barbara Payion James Todd Puss Conway Mantz Bert conway (Runntne time.

18 minutes.) SECOND feature at the Strand is "Down Memory Lane," a com bination of some of the best slapstick comedy of other years as produced and directed by Mack Sennett. His bathing girls and Keystone Cops are a part of the tradition of movie-making. In the film, the younger generation has a chance to see what real movie comedy not dependent on sound always, was. There's Bing Crosby, before he needed a toupee before the cameras; W. C.

Fields, Gloria Swan-son, Ben Turpin, Franklin Pang-bom and Charlie Murray, among others. What's been done is to patch the 5 points Jtmea fanner Yirrinla May. WHITE HEAT Oeorire Brent tynn Barl KID FROM CLEVELAND 4:23, RIALTO 1000 KENMORE BLVD. MANHANDLED I Dorothy I amour sterllnr Harden i at 4:10, 1:04, ROLL, THUNDER, ROLL (Clneeolor) 5:112. :41 Jim Bannon ittle, Brown Juc KING OF ROCKET MEN, NO.

I Van Johnvnn Judy Garland IN THE OOOD Ol.n RtlMMERTIME Teehnlcolor 8:39 Rt Harrison Peegy rnmmln(f F.SCAPF, at 1:45, 8:0,1, 8:21 Sunday "Vou're My Fyerythlnj" Abbott Coatello "Meet the Killer" Robert Montiomery Ann Blvth ONCE MOBK, MY DARI INfi Oat Storm Rod Cameron STAMPEDE PIun 4 Color Cartoona Added at Children' Matinee Sat. 1:30 Cnanter 7 GHOST OF 7.0RRO Round and Square DANCING EVER! Saturday N1GFIT, 8:80 TO 12:30 GOODYEAR LOCAL HALL 32V2 S. Case Ave. STRICKLAND'S FROZEN CUSTARD Open Daily Until bad weather conditions force us to close. 1809 Blvd.

OPf 4:4.1 STARTS ft M. MADAME BOVARY Jennitee Jonea Van Hellin Jamea Laaii Jnurdas at 5 ill. 1:411, 10 IHI SIN'. 5 HOMK or THE BRAVE SOUTHERN Come To The Stable I.eretta Taunt Celeste Ilnlm MOONRISE Dane CTark fiat! Rnaarl! Open Today 5 P. M.

LAST I)V HER LOVE WAS A CURSE 1 har nd oil aho lovchadl I. ROSALIND RUSSEtl MICHAEL REDGRAVE RAYMOND MASSEY-KATINA PAXINOU LEO GENN KIRK DOUGLAS IUOCNI ONlltH "MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA" NANCY COtlMAN WWi HWt arAdiKtd and OirKMd ay Al oum.IT NKHOts Akron Fjrhulvo Shnwlnt at l.n, LIBERTY THE niYniHiiv'ii nrui ill I BOAST FOR SUNDAY De Luxe THE BASKET Ilere'n disjointed half a chicken fried to tender, moutli-waterinsr goodness. Plus French fries, toast sticks with honey, celery and carrot slicks, radishes. $150 DUE TO OUR MANY, MANY REQUESTS Here It Is OLD FASIIIOEn STEWED CHICKEN 1 on a platter With Home-Mode inmrLiscs Turkey Prime U. S.

Choice Beef Leg o' Lamb Our Own Sugar Cured Baked Ham Roast Tenderloin of Pork Trro from Our llakery Pumpkin Pie Hot Mince Pie Full Cntirsv Dinner Served From 11 n. m. to 10 p. m. Children' Portion Served CLOSED MONDAYS THE CANTEEN If nw CHCKE BINtt best, shots of many comedies, plus some singing sequences from Cros by shows.

The comedy comes out on too. One Fields classic. "Thp Dentist," which is shown almost In its entirety, is worth the price of admission alonp. The film is tied together with a television gimmick with Steve Allen, a west coast dis jockey, doing some terrific take-offs on TV commercials. umprs snouid make this a "must." They'd do a service to the youngsters, by giving them some background on the stars to he seen, and then insisting they attend and see for themselves.

In Akron SAM OONAHTE and his orchestra pull into East Market Gardens tonight for a dancing session. One of the fading college band favorites, the Donahue aggregation has played over 50 proms in the past two years, with 20 more scheduled for thecurrent semester. Bernio Cummins returns In Donahue nia old hnme town on Monday night, for a date at the Gardens. And Artie Shaw has been booked for Tuesday, Nov. 22.

If you haven't caught the panto THORNTON 774 S. MAIN Ali Baba and 40 Thieves Maria Montei Jon Hall al Sill, 8:11, DESTROYER 8:10 Kdw. o. Rottlnsnn Glenn Ford Auto Voice Drive-In 1420 Arlington St. Curb gerylce Leon Errol I'LL TAKE MILK Ray Whitley, Miuirat Randlt Two Color C'artoom TtVING TO LIVE AESOP FABLES GEM 1086 BROWN ST.

PA-2KIS Once More, My Darling r.uianem rirentone'a Musle Robert Montaomer.v Ann Blyth ILLEGAL ENTRY Howard Duff Marta Toren NEWS CARTOON Sat. P. M. Kinc of Rocketmen, No. 0 OGIRGLE ,459 6 O.

ww HIIU VV)I CIIU MEET THE KILLER Oat 0:43. Oat 1:44, 8:1.1, :22 Dane ('lark I Matinee Saturday 1:30 A CAIEO In Titrhnlcnlor It's A Great Feeling Canon Drnnli Morran STRANGE GAMBLE Hopalonr I'annldy VISIT OUR TELEVISION LOUNGE 244 WOOSTER AVE. Once More, My Darling Robert Montomery Ann Blyth ILLEGAL ENTRY Howard nnff Marta Toren High School Ballroom Class Tonighl Beginners 8 P. M. Advanced 8 P.

M. Orchestra 9 to P. M. Single tuition 50o Boyai Wear a eoat and necktie PRIVATE LESSONS bT APPOINTMENT IIAII.V 9 A. M.

TO 9 P. M. Browne's Dance Studio 49yt E. Mill Street JE-9325 Center Theatre Guild praicnti Clare Booth'i Rlntnui, Hilarlooi Comedy THE WOMEN CAST OF 41 WOMEN Mon 12, 13, 14 Curtain 8:30 Prompt Akron Jewish Center Auditorium, 220 S. Bolch Admission $1,25 AUTO THEATER Corner Waterloo and Arllnrton LES MISERABLES Tredrie Marrh Charles Unithlon ALSO Son Of God's Country Monte Hale.

Pamela Slake COLOR CARTOON Spcciol Coupon Offer Free! One ol taioline per ear for heater operation. Starts In-A-Car Speaker! Children Under it Free BIG FLOOR SHOW! MALLO'S S. Main Ext. HELD OVER! SAT. and SUN.

ALONZO HUNT flarhm'n Greatest Entertainer GEORGE BIAS Singer of Street Songs JOE FICARRO and Dorothy Gatper Jitterbug Ttrint Walter Thai Mid. I night Kilt I 81 GARY TASK PliR-COOPKR TAKES OVFRI COOPER I I pse i FORCE fJ MIDNKiHT KISS I I ihown at I I 111:12 CRIME I)()t TOR IHAR ihown at I 1 HE'S GREAT! WITH Rrennan Wyill TASK FORCE shown at MIDNIGHT RAM mill DONAHUE AND HIS BRILLIANT ORCHESTRA TOIJITE ONE NIGHT ONLY ADMISSION 83e plus tox EARLY BIRD HOUR TONITE ADMISSION BEFORI 9, ONLY 75e, To Paid AT THE BEAUTIFUL I EAST MARKET GARDENS DANCING 9 TO 1 A. M. MONDAY Donee All Evening 50c BIRNIE CUMMINS State Route At Falls Side of High Level Bridge Loin of Parking Spare. niV aJ.f' 14 IM niW Milt 1 Dull IUIH flltf READ WANT AOS EVERT PAT.