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SIX MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1939 Other Press Departments. Court 7200 Want Ad Headquarters, Conrt 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Extras 'Go English' For Parts in Fikn Wedding Bells Are Near In Holly tvood's No 1 Romance Missouri," for the filming of Southampton, England, dock scene. An entire section of the Southampton dock, complete with offices of inouirv and money exchange. Special to The Pittsburg Press HOLLYWOOD, March 6 One customs and railwav ramns. has Film Stars Buy a House in Show Shops i But Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, Principals, Are Mum! lundred and fifty extras today sup-! been reproduced for the scene un-ilemented the large cast of the Bobjder the supervision of Capt.

Arthur 3 urns starring film, -I'm From George, late of the British Army. The Country About When It Will Be Or Where there never was any trouble over In By PAUL HARRISON HOLLYWOOD, March 6 Movietown'se favorite romance, sizzling I 2. ''H 1 -i money. Maria Langham is moderately wealthy in her own right for three years, is about to blaze into marriage. The principals, Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, aren't saying Which Miss Polly Rowles Discusses Movie Career Gable's payment to her of $1000 a 2 Special Dinners $1.10 Turkey or Beefsteak week during the separation is said just when or where.

But it will be any day, now, and it will be a simple ceremony without any touches of Lombard levity. to have been urged by a studio "When you're one of the victims," whooped the actress, "a wedding is serious business!" executive who believed that "it would look better to the public." Just as Gable's first wife, Jose vorce following their separation in I CIHSlL. phine Dillon, dramatic coach, aided his career by teaching him a good deal about acting, so did "Ria' Langham further his fortunes by helping to make him screenable. They had been friends in New Minted Fruit Cup or Essence of French Tomato Roast Turkey Cranberry Jelly or Broiled Beefsteak or Baked Southern Shad with Roe French Fried or Mashed Potato Mixed Vegetables Hot Biscuits. Butter Hearts of Lettuce, Dressing Chocolate Boston Whipped Cream Pie or Butterscotch Marshmallow-Kut Sundae Coffee Supreme Table service 4:30 to 7:30.

Downtown and East Liberty Restaurants and Coffee Shops Bring a friend and eat dinner at McCanns before the movies Tuesday evening. A Turkey Dinner at that or Beefsteak, or Baked Shad, if you prefer. It will cost each of you but 55 cents. This will be her second venture and Gable's third. Mrs.

Gable, who was tMaria Langham. and Clark's second wife, filed suit for divorce in Las Vegas Saturday and the decree probably will be granted today or tomorrow. This divorce has been the subject of more speculation and wrong guessing than anything except the selection of Scarlett O'Hara. Hollywood concluded that Mrs. Gable had refused Clark a di- xiuiiywoua ueciaea mat were must AT si have been a disagreement about the Jy5 cash settlement.

ff ft i The truth seems to be that Gable V. did not ask for a divorce until about 3 i I the first of this year. At the time of their separation, an agreement "Sfc I jr was made that no divorce would be JL sought until one wanted to remarry. i(' If fe5s Ji 'Jt Their closest friends believe that I J'- 3 York before Gable, here with a road company of "The Last Mine," won a test at Metro. He was told that he would be acceptable only if extensive repairs were made on his teeth.

The bill would run to almost $1000 and the young actor dejectedly prepared to return to Broadway. Ria Langham heard about his opportunity and insisted on advancing money. He got the Downtown CO 5 1 00 East Liberty MO 7700 contract at Metro, she came to California, and! they were married soon afterward. That was in 1931, when he was 30 and she 41. Late in 1932 Gable first knew Carole Lombard when he appeared with her and Dorothy Mackaill in a comedy called "No Man of Hen Own." Miss Lombard then was the Genuine Mocha and Java Specially priced Regularly 3 ibs.

pkz. craS wife of William Powell. It was three years later, after Mrs. Gable had announced the separation that Hollywood began gossiping of a Gable-Lombard romance. So far as the pair themselves can recall, it really began at one of the uppity Mayfair balls which used We roast and pack our Mocha and to be given here.

Each came with -ar-X wim anothe? partner, but they left By KASPAR MONAHAN 'I suppose if I were a beautiful girl and photographed well, I'd still be out there." It was Miss Polly Rowles speaking and "out there" meant Hollywood. I took off my specs, blew on- 'em and wiped 'em then looked at Miss Polly Rowles. It was one of those penetrating, all-inclusive stares that missed nothinga typical Monahan microscopic examination ahem! Dimples okay, eyes blue and twinkling and very okay, hair, features, etc. okay. "Youre crazy," I said and turned around to find bountiful corroboration on all sides.

The boys at the copy and rewrite desks, the Sunday department, the sports section (particularly the sports section, the louts), were staring their eyes out at my desk where Miss Polly Rowles was sitting. None of them heard Miss Rowles' libellous statement about herself or they would have rushed poll mcll my way with roaring protests and, probably, the hope of being introduced the bums. But Miss Rowles stuck, to her guns and went on to reveal other hitherto unpublished items about her 15 months' career in Hollywood how she fared in all those turkey pictures they handed her, how the studios make fainthearted gestures of tutoring young talent, how she was at the beck and call of the publicity departments day and night as they ordered her here and there for publicity "stills" and, how, after all this "pushing around" she was given a polite bum's rush by the studio which hired her. One of the great men at the end of Miss Rowle's first year in Hollywood cleared his throat and told her, "We're not taking up your option this year, Miss Rowles." She wanted to know why. Business now of clearing the throat and, "Urn, why, you see, it's your right eye yes, your right eye." Puzzled, even amazed.

I looked at her right eye. A nice eye, a swell eye. every bit as good as her left, which is "a dandy blue and big and twinkling. "He was crazy," I said. This criticism of her right eye wasn't news to Miss Rowles.

A childhood injury, she explained, had slightly twisted it at the cor Java just as we do our other blends. We can, therefore, guarantee that it is genuine Mocha and Java. Fresh, too. If you like the deep winey flavor of Mocha and Java, come to McCanns for the real thing. Miss Lombard's divorce was final A Have us grind your coffee to suit your coffee making method.

There's a proper "grind" for every method. and Gable had moved into a Beverly Hills hotel, leaving his wife in their leased home in Brentwood. The sNf JL 4 Shows: Andwhen (1 Is I Jt 'f I Philip Merrivale and Flora Campbell. -ilini 4- IK TENN "Yes, My Darling Daugh- movie colony watched the romance approvingly, partly because of the individual popularity of the stars, partly because they managed their Yearling Round in a Tuesday sale friendship in such comradely fashion. Their jokes about each other and their exchanges of gag gifts kept people laughing out loud instead of whispering.

Gable and Miss Lombard often Fea 4:21. At (V 1 1m-p begins 10:30. 12:27. 2:24. XkZrV VSt, fS 1 6:18.8:15.10:12.

STANLEY "Pan's Honeymoon" lime and Shirley Ross. Feature regularly 35c and worth it pound beeins 10:30. 5:40. 10:25. On Ptase.

Artie Shaw's orchestra at 12. 2:25. 4:60. 7:10. 9:40.

Chocolate Oval Loaf FULTON "You Can't Cheat have been glimpsed lunching on dining at ordinary little restaurants and drive-in sandwich stands, but; never in the celebrity-haunted cafes, or even in studio commissaries. Oc- casionally they slip into a movie' together but they attended only one premiere "Marie Antoinette." Edear 1:14 on est Man" W. C. Fields. Charlie McCarthy.

Hereen. Feature becrins 11:22. 3:00. 4:58 6:50. 8:42.

10:34. ALVIN "Wife, Husband and Friend" Yearling Sirloin Steak. 33c Yearling Tenderloin Steak lb. 35c Swift's Premium Sliced They have not even attended the iced with chocolat I.oretta and Warner Baxter Feature beeins 10:45. 12:43.

2:41 fudge cut six pieces. Special nhi vvssr' i cj'I' 1 11; ft annual Academy banquets. Gable calls 'em "clambakes." Of course they have attended parties at the home of friends. But 1ST ca. :33.

6:23. 8:27. 10:25. WARNER "Gunga Din" Victor MrLaslen and Cary ture bnsrins 11:13. 1:23.

Grant. Fea 3:33. not many. Their social life mostly has consisted of piling into a station wagon and visiting the Andy De-yines and their kids, or calling at one of the adjacent ranch homes of Bob Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck. 7:53.

10:03. PITTSBURGH PLAYHOUSE "To-night at Testy Rowles and William Hetzel Curtain at 8 30. Eutterloaf Rolls Tuesday as doc. 19c Hot Cross Buns a favorite Lenten goodie doz. 19o Atlantic City style Macaroons doz.

25c We sell huge quantities of this tine bacon at its regular price of 45 cents a pound. It's flavor is unusually good. Tuesay POUND This routine quite a change for Miss Lombard, who used to dote on gay and original parties. Never Some Fun! Co-ed Gets Needed Kiss And a Lunch CASINO Burlesque Continuous stase enow 12:30. 3:45 ami SENATOR "Woman Doctor" Freia l.iesrort and Henry Wilroxon.

Alo. Mystery Plane." shows 1 Mii. BARRY "Bullets or Ballots' G. -lit to Fame." Compl le at 1:39. 4:18.

ART CINEMA "Peg of Old Drury" Anna ale and Sir Cetiric Hardwmke. Also. -The Steps." Robert Donat. Complete shows at 11:46. 2:30.

5:14 7:40. 9:02. LIBERTY "Jesse James" Tyrone Power. Feature begins 12. 2 :0.t 4:00 8:12.

10 In. To Arms Loyal Savoyards! They're Swinging Mikado' Stage Becomes Jitterbugs' Paradise as New Yorkers See Old Operetta Done With Red-Hot Chorus especially athletic, she now likes to go duck hunting with Gable, affectionately known to her as "the big moose." He says she's a pretty good shot, too. Neither ever owned a home before, but recently they bought a place formerly owned by Director Raoul Walsh in the San Frenando valley near Encino. There are 17 SPECIALS in the grocery department Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat sack 29c Prepared, ready to mix. lbs.

in sack. Quaker Yellow Cornmeal 2 pkgs. 19c Best grade- Makes 'good mush and corn muffins. Doles Pineapple Gems 3 cans 29c No. 211 pans.

Regularly 2 for 25c. Sweet Pickled Beets 2 jars 25c Canoe Club. 16-oz. jar. Orange Marmalade 2 jars 45c l-lb.

jars of this famous English brand. Egg Plums, large No. V2 cans. 2 for 39c Pride of California brand. By I hc United Press acres, 900 iruit ana nut trees, a HOLLYWOOD.

March 6 A pretty vineyard, a stable and poultry runs SHERIDAN SQUARE "Idiot's De The six-room frame house, hidden co-ed, who wraylaid and kissed Douglas Fairbanks, became a By SIDNEY B. WHIPPLE Special to Thp Pittsburqh I'rrss light" Clark Gable. Feature begins 12. 2:02. 4:04.

0:00. 10:10. by large trees, is rather ordinary, but likely will undergo some re NEW YORK, March 6 William S. (Hi-de-ho) Gilbert and Arthur full-fledged member of Alpha Chi modeling. Both have spent all their spare Discovered Haydsn Omega Sorority today, envied by her upper classmen who sent her on the mission.

days getting the place into shape, Large Deviled made with fresh meat 4 lor 29 Largre Baked Apple Dumplinps. .2 for lflc White Cooked Hominy (brown in qt. 15e Mush (we make it with chicken broth 2 blks. 19c un-tne-groove) toumvan, aiaea Dy an irreverent genueman namea Harry Minturn and the enthusiastic co-operation of a red hot chorus, have created a jitterbugs' paradise at the New Yorker Theater. The Chicago Federal Theater's production of their swing version of "Trip Tikario'' exnloripri last, week Miss Lombard and a woman have HOLLYWOOD, March 6 Russell Hayden, actor now on "Sunset It was one of the pledge require been working in the house.

Gable and a hired man have been spraying, whitewashing, carpentering and Trail," is a personal discovery of Harry Sherman, who found him ments that Rosemary Ropp, a co-ed at the University of California at and if the revered Gilbert and Sul- Dr. Phillips Juice Los Angeles, kiss a movie star, just working in the studio film labora gardening. They've even managed tory. Sherman gave him a job as any movie star she could get to. Huston in Tune Show This Month Oranges doz.

29c Large 100 size. Florida variety. some plowing with the aid of a mule named Bessie his fiancee's present With another co-ed as a witness business manager and from that he she waited at the railroad depot graduated to a role in the Hopalong on his birthday, Feb. 1. and ambushed Fairbanks as he Cassidy films.

stepped off the train from a vaca livan are not actually revolving in their graves, it is safe to assume that their skeletons are doing a syncopated rattle. This version, which stood Chicago on its collective ear for five months, and which is being produced here as a guest of the New York City Federal Theater, has not gone all the way to modern madness, however. It bows occasionally in the direction of old-fashioned melody, and lets some of the more Idaho Baking Potato. 10-lb. bag 29c New Beets and Carrots.

.3 bnchs. 10c New Green 3 bnchs 10c Fresh Garden Spinach. 5c tion trip. She threw her arms around his neck and smacked his cheek, much to the pleased surprise "IT'S BFTTFR TO DIE ON YOUR FFFT THAN TO LIVF. ON YOUR That's thm SPIRIT of Fairbanks, who is used to tha-t sort of thing on the screen, but AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 2 fid WEEEC EJqar BERGEHIharlieMcCAHTHT OF CULVF.R the not off it.

He took both girls to lunch. spirit of Young Amtrica! SF.E THIS INTENSE DRAMA! Contrary to reports that Orson Welles' Mercury Theater production, "Five Kings" would be presented at the Nixon the week of March 27, the attraction that week will be Walter Huston in the musical hit, "Knickerbocker Holiday." This leaves "Five Kings," now on tour, on the tentative list as far as Nixon bookings are concerned, but Manager Brown thinks that there is a good chance it will be given here prior to the Broadway showing. 'Disraeli Re-make tender passages get by in the manner intended by the composer. But every now and then it goes to town, reaching a climax, perhaps, with a piccolo interpolation of a Sousa march in the middle of "The To Star Claude Rains ON SCREEN BINC CROSBY FRANCISKA GAAL SHIRLEY ROSS "PARIS Special to The Pittsburgh Press HOLLYWOOD. March 6 "Disrae ner or did something to it that made it slightly smaller than the left.

Tunny, the beauty-conscious Carnegie Tech student body wasn't aware of this when it crowned her campus queen back in 1936 an event that paved the way to her movie career.) When she first came to Hollywood the brass hats at Universal were aghast. They pulled conniption fits and ordered a slight operation on the eye. For a year after the eye apparently "-as all right but at contract-: newal time, the movie men pretended (Miss Rowles thinks they were pretending) to be worried about It still. Which just goes to show how these Hollywood lads will lie awake nights thinking up things to worry about. They're crazy.

So Miss Rowles left the studio and tried free-lancing until she went into a hoss opera with Gene Autry. "And do you know," she confided, "that I had a perfectly grand time up there in the mountains near San Bernardino with all those cow boys while we were making the picture. I felt then I'd be happy making Western pictures for years and years, being naturally lazy. But a teeny remnant a bit left of my artistic conscience, if any, rebelled. Doing this sort of thing was simply making no use of all the training I had at Carnegie Tech, and of all the money my parents had spent on me for five years." So Polly Rowles returned east and to the Broadway stage.

She played the role of Calpurnio in Orson Welles' New York production of "Julius Caesar." Then back to Pittsburgh and wedding bells. She's Mrs. Frank C. Snyder now and far happier in that role than in any of the phoney ones she played 'way out West. Currently she's enjoying her work at the Pittsburgh Playhouse in "Tonight at 8:30." which goes into its fourth and final week tonight.

And that's the point of this essay. So good is Miss Rowles in the Noel Coward playlets that I'm sure any movie scout who faw her would immediately wire his studio. That is, any movie scout with a lick of sense. But I suppose it isn't according to Hoyle or Sam Goldwyn to be "discovered" all over again, once you've been in Hollywood and failed to make an impression through no fault of your own. In the case of Polly Rowles the movie lads failed to discern good talent or how to handle it.

These are my ideas not Miss She is not bitter over her Hollywood experience, either, admitting she had a grand time the 15 months, she was there. She'd like to go back but only with a "two-way" contract one permitting her to spend six ft ft ON STAGE ARTIE SHAW HIS ORCH. REVUE Flowers That Bloom in the Spring," and again, in a stomping chorus to "Three Little Maids from School HONEYMOON" Are We." ARCADE (South sidet concluded the first verse of the NEW p. Tyrone Power. Henry Fonda In "Jessie James Also Selected Short Subjects.

Fonda Variety li," one of the talking screen's earliest big successes, will be produced again with Claude Rains playing the role first acted by George Arliss. The new version of "Disraeli" will include highlights from the life of the great statesman which were not available at the time of the earlier production. Tyrone Power, Hnnry Ji'8sie James." AUo a Short Subjects. wandering minstrel song before the dancers get hot. the brasses are in SMASH WEEK VICTOR McLAGLEN-CARY CRADT DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.

JR. "GUNGA DIN" full cry. and the wood-winds are (Center at Devillierst- NEW GRANADA squealing weird collateral tunes. From then on, with only oc casional moments of rest, Gilbert AMUSEMENTS and Sullivan are turned inside out Sentimental Savoyards had better stay away from this one, or else go to see the D'Oyley Carte troupe, for they will get burned. For the rest of us.

who like a little novelty now and then, it is an experience not to be missed. It has its faults. In an endeavor to emphasize the hotter qualities of Sullivan's music, little attention has been paid either to the lyrics or the book, and all the subtler Jackie Tooper in "Newsboys Boh Hope. Shirley Ross in "Thanks ior the Memory." NEW GRAND (Carnegie) Donald O'Connor. Robert Kent in "Tom Sawyer Detective.

"Also Short Subjects. CLARK GABLE NORMA SHEARER "IDIOT'S DELIGHT" I .1 Jl I JNelwm MarDonald NOW 25c 10:30 A. M. to 12:30 1 1. I il I'l il I KETHKAK uee kiv nADi iun also "Tarnlnhwl An(fl llZiAllliiiAi Atwood Oakland) NEW OAKLAND JOHN BARRYMORE "THE GREAT MAN VOTES" also "Ride a Crootea Mile" DAUGHTER" ATLAS (PtrrysoiU at Chariest Miokev Roonr-y.

iLewis Stonp in "Out Wst With the Hardys." AIo Short Subjects. BEACON (Murray at Btacont Ron KarlofT. Brla I-ueosi in "Son of Also Selected Short Subjects BRIGHTON (North side) Pirk Foran in "Heart of the "orth." 4 'on stance Bennett in "Service I)e Luxe BRUSHTON MMvvn Dohl'Ih. Etuo in "There a That Woman Again Wayne Morns in "Men Are Such Fools." BELLEYUE rBaievu. Bob Hope.

Shirley Koss in Thanks Jor thi Memory." Also Selected Short Subjects. CAPITOL (Allentawnt Tm Tirown. I.ouis Tlayward in "The Pul of Wed Point." Also rtoon. News. Tommy Slrwt." shades of meaning in Gilbert's comedy or his words have been thrown overboard.

The company is more Kym in Orphans of the Also "Terror of Tiny with midset cast. Priscilla Lane Jeffrey Lynn Roland Yon Fay Bainter May Itobson The whole effect, if you don't get too serious about it, is tremendously humorous. The swinging of "Three Little Maids" in particular is wittily conceived and accomplished, and such songs as "Here's a How-de-do" (hi-de-hi) or "A Is Happy" or "So Pardon Us," which lend themselves to astonishing adaptations are something that must be heard to be appreciated. I believe, even if I can't prove it. West With The Hariri'' Smashing the Spy Rini' Extra! Pete Smith's "Heroes of Leisure" Also Fitzpatrfck Traveltalk "Ancient tqyBt TYRONE POWER ORPHEUM (Shea's) ZZ'" Fredie March.

Joan Bennett In "Tiade Winds." A No Merrv Melody and Pete Smilb. Specialty. interested in the new rhythms, and so anxious to go to town with them that they have no time to make mere words intelligible. HENRY FONDA rOMIMi FRIDAY The overture carries only traces PARKWAY yitprl. "HONOLULU" i of swing a hint of what is to fol jthat Mr.

Gilbert would have had a l5SeS3 "JESSE CtC tUHD BflWtl I DKSCDT VnilUC low. The alligators begin going to work early in the operetta, however, for Nanki-Poo has no more than gay evening listening to it though Mr. Sullivan, who was a little touchy where his musjc was concerned, might have sulked a bit. MS JAMES" jrtciees Kocns Grand Opening Tuedav! Richard Greene, f.oretra in "Ken-tu. ky.

Also Selected Short Subjects. REGENT SO. Ao'" Held Over. Eav Milland. Fred Mae-Murray in "Men With Winds'" Also Musical.

Cartoon. News. In Technicolor AMUSEMENTS -TONIGHT 8:15 WED. SAT. Roorifv-Lfwi Stone NIXON MAI PR10I MATS PRIOR Wet With The Harfvt' "PEG OF OLD DRURY" Baf Boy At the Cirees" STARTING WEDNESDAY snro CHARTIERS John Barrymore in "The CJreat Wan Votes." Also Selected Short Subjects.

CRAFTON (Crafton) Warner Baxter in "Robin Hood of El Dorado." Ralph Bellamy in Swashine the. Spy Ring. GARDEN (North Side) TO BROADWAY Sir Oclrie Harrtwirkc-Anna Xfaisle Errol Flvnn, Basil Rathhone "DA W' PATKOI." COMMUNITY SING TONIGHT Alfred Hitrhcmk' months in the movies and the other six on the stage; also, the right to choose her own roles. That, she realizes, is a lot to ask for So she's satisfied to play the housewife role in realistic fashion. Yep she has to hurry washing up all those dishes to get to the Playhouse in time for make-up and 8:30 curtain! Kobert HO VAT "THE 39 STEPS" .11 ALTO Mt.

Oliver) Robert Livinsrstnn in "Fedcial Man Hunt Pat Brien in "Garden of the ROOSEYELT IP62 Center Ave. "Birthricht." with Carmen New-fonie and Colored Cast Boris Kar-lott in Dr. Maniac." (McKees Rocks) PHILIP MERIVALE "Angela Is Twcnty-Twc Comrdy ky Sinclair Lewis an Fay Wrav SINCLAIR LEWIS riarlr Gable. Norma Shearer in ERROL FLTNN BASH, RATHBONE "DAWN PATROL" Idiot's Pelisht." Also "The What er." a Disney Cartoon. GRANT (M.llvate) IN PERSON AS COMMENTATOR MAT.

Gayety Supreme Loretta Young Warner Baxter "WIFE. HUSBAND AND FRIEND" Extra Inside the White Heeta FVFNINGS I WED. MAT. i CC SAI Rifhard fireene. LoretU Younsr in "Kentucky." Also Selected Short 20 5Se-S2 1 55e to Virginia Brnen In Woman Airam." "Rhythm the Jn.

Gaynor-I)ro. FairhanR Jr ITU RBI Mosque Tomorrow N'ght, March 1 SI. 10 to $3.30 at Mellor's. 7th May Beegle Concert Jfrlvyn Dourlas. "There's That Gene Autry in Si.udle." "lOtAO HKAKI also "THE CHASE'' mm -iriiil Loretta Young-Richard (ireeoe Subjects HAZELWOOD fH.i..

Roy Rogers in "Come on Jane Withers in HILLTOP (Atlentown) Full of Flavor STATE (32S 5th Avm.t At.MllKI' in Ttrhmcolur Starts Todav "WOMAN DOC'IOR" Ralph B-llamr. Friwla Inescourt Pirn 2nd Fmuirf "MYSTERY PLANE" Arth'ir Tr-nt Tawny' Slickf Stout Oit Wt With Tin Hariri' "GOING PLACES" Midland Olvmpe Bradman in i i 4 i Kay Francn in "Secrets of sn Actress." Tommy Rvan in "Orphans of the Street." STATE Witktnsburg Virginia Bruce. Melvyn DoUflas In There That Woman Asran." Frankie Darro in "Tough Kid." ROBERT TAYLOR Louis Hay a rd NIXON b.m? MAR. 13 ITIXFES ED. AND SAT.

C0FNEoLs SKINNER "CANDIDA" With DOROTHY SANDS ONSI.OW A. P. STEVENS K.AYE CROMWELL Seats Thursday at Box Office 53 to J.7.. Mat. 53e to J.20 Em i ALLACE BEtKI CH5IH0 BURLESK CONTINUOUS lO: A.

M. TO II: M. JTHflEE H0Ut STAGE SHOW MOVIES OF "Say It In French." Frankie Dam: in "Toush Kid." HIPPODROME (North Gary Cooper. Merle Oberon in "The Cowboy and the Lady." Also Se STAMP UP ANP FIGHT" WEST POINT" Frwfrie Mafh-Vireinia Bmn "THERE GES HT HEART also "ILLEGAL TRAFFIC Gary Cooper Merfe Ohernr. ANP THE LADY" Tyrone Power 5ienrv Fonda "JESSE JAMES" Mick-v Hno-wr-Lnris HXrmt "Oat Wnt With Till Hariyt also "ILLEGAL TOAFFIC 2 BIG SHOWS IN 1 BLACK WHITE 22 Pick Foran-Girnia OKkn lected: -Short Subjects.

MAIN (Sharpsburg) Riehard Greene. Loretta Touner in Also Selected Short Subjects. MELROSE (Carrick) Bob Jean Parker in "The Arkan-i Traveler." Also Selected RONALD COLMAJJ CUT HE TUK IlatTU'l IF I WERE KINO" Simer Hurler Cau1' 1 plus 'Arrest Belltfo Drenaioiir REVUE 64 PEOPLE IN CAST 44 STRAND (Sharpsburg) John Howard in "Alias tulldo Drummond." Tex Ritter in sundown on the Prairie." TRIANGLE (Bast Uberty) Richard Cromwell in "Storm Oyer lineal Mae McKmney in "Gang Smashers." iWEILAND (4612 Center Ave.) Richard Greene in Submarine Patrol Lew A.vres in "The Young Pr. Kildare." a'redri Bunnell "TRADE WINDS" Jackie Cooper "NEWSBOYS HOME" alp "LAST WAR NIRG" fyffirWiifrJ Plw "Thanh Far The ajeaiary" Loretu Richard faff ne 4 Mmrt METROPOLITAN (BloomKeld. John Carroll in "I Am a Criminal." Three Iej.quiteer in "Same Fe Stampede." KENT! I KY" Pint "Siiashini The Siy RIM" NOW! STARRING "SAHJI" Sepia 'Can-Can' Dancer hem "YOUNG DR.

KILDARE" Karlo? '-Dwiri John End Kids THEV MADE ME A rmiHIXAL" H-4 20c MAT. 'ANGELS WITH SIXTY FACES' Pin entat".