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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1943 12 LI Buster Crctbbe ActIcjn(Q NEWSREEL HAS Colman Film TAYLOR HEADS SKATER CAST Making the Rounds War Story At Paramount "Immortal is now in its last few days at the Paramount Series of Plots on Screen With "Bob TUNISIA BATTLE Front page. war news will headline tonight's new bill at the News-reel Theater when pictures of a tank battle in Tunisia, showing American tanks beating off the tfazis, German planes downed, Rus sians retaking villages from the Germans and rehabilitation of towns are screened Megan Taylor, undefeated world's skating champion from London, England, will head a cast or 50 skaters in the "Stars of Winter-land" revue scheduled to open at the Oakland Ice Rink Wednesday night RAY SCHULTE Presents i L-- Fwther items ef wor d-wide-HcoTpoTarwhfcTi gives the film STARRING MEGAN TAYLOR London's Undefeated World Figure Skating Champion WITH TAYLOR and UDELL DICK and IRENE MEISTER MARILYN TEIFER HARRIS LECC EUGENE ZONOVA TOMMY LAVONNE A Company of 40 with the Lovely WINTERLAND GIRLS STARTING WEDNESDAY, 8:30 P.M. sn ar aa. mm mi in.s nnr Three nights of fiesta starting tonight and continuing through Sunday evening Is the dish being served by the Old San Ramon Rancho to stockmen, folks in evening dress and stay-ups'in flenefal-Tha-fastivities, will include a parade in Hayward on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.; there will be a band, sheriffs posse, ranchers, stockmen all mounted on beautiful horses. In other words, the old West will turn out in all its glory.

The entertainment In the "evening will cpnsist of floor shows and dancing. Maestro Conrad Peterson and his California Commanders, a ten-piece orchestra that has been playing top billings on the coast, will supply- the musical entertainment. Dinners will be served' 'tfiat make eating the pleasure it is. "Tanya," colorful owner and of the luxurious San RamoJi Rancho, has spent real folding' A)pney on the fiesta and promises Vol the time of your life. The, Cho'Is located in Crow Canytn.

Take) Highway 50, turn left on eastern city limits of Castro -Valleyvif i driving" rort Oakland. Reservations phone Richmond 1112. Remember the chap who threw away his cocktail, ate the shell of his elass and dropped the stem? The bartender knew he was nuts, because the stem was the best part, Stan Estep of Stan's on Eastshore Highway has a customer who eats a dozen raw eggs at a sitting, shells and all. The shells are to settle his coffee, no doubt WHEN PICTURES, SHOWS START Tnese starting times are an nounced by the theaters and last- I miAa after UllllUlc Ulldllca Die UiKU uiout press deadline. The Tribune cannot accept responsibility for inaccuracy due to this cause.

Esquire-'Casablanca," 1:00, 4:00, 7:05, 10:05 p.m.; "Hi Buddy," noon, 2:55, 5:00, 9:00 p.m. Fox Oakland "Random Harvest, 11:45, 2:15, 4:40, 7:10, 9:50 pjn. 1 Orpheum Stage Show. 1:55, 4:30, 7:10, 9:50 p.m.; "Sefen Miles From Alcatraz," 12:35, 3:15, 5:65, 8:35, 10:50 p.m. TDaMTYi'mint "Tmmnrlfll Sprpeant 12:39, 3:55, 7:11, 10:30 p.m.; "Margin for Error," 2:00, 5:25, 8:45 p.m.

A Roxie "Mummy's Tomb," 1:35, A 4:11, 6:47,9:23 p.m.; "Night Monster," "A 11 n.yio r.oa ft-nn m3fi Ya 16.14, v.jv, and "A Night to Remember," 1:35, 4:20, 7:25, 10:20 p.m.; "Boogie Man," 12:20, 3:15, 9:05 p.m. BARN DANCE Return engagement of RHYTHM RAMBLERS with old-time and modern dance music and songs of the West. Come, see and hear them EVERY SATURDAY KITE REDMAN HALL RICHMOND Featuring Our Famous CHICKEN, STEAK a rid BAKED HAM Eastshore High way neap Albany race track. BE rkeley 9146 TROPICAL CLUB DANCING EVERT NITf Jack Harris and HiaayOrk Jitterbug v.m.. ill Ian LA "Mil A 4 5 rA If II rum at ine croaaway Buster armed to tile teeth and ridina his Is the screen of the Broadway TheaVer for the last times tonight, establishing "Law and Order" in a new chapter of the fabulous career of Billy, the Kid.

As "a companion piece the Broad- way has "Alias Boston mJ Sum ICE RINK TEmplebar 4615 $1.65 and BSC 4-Star CAMPUS SSi "PALM BEACH STORY" ClaudettcColhert-RudyVallee-Joel MeCrea also "CAT PEOPLE" with Simon Simon UNITED ARTISTS TW-2300 Cont. Daily AGAINST MRg. HADLEY" FAY BATNTER dc EDWARD ARNOLD SEVEN SWEETHEARTS with Van Heflia Pins Sensational WALT DISNEY'S "EDUCATION FOR DEATH" Based on Book That Shocked the World SATURDAY A.M. aaaej CALLING YOUNG AMERICAN I IN BERKELEY Vr Help Seal the Doom of Hitler A Hlrohitn See ring 3 oz. fir more ot rirass.

Bronze or Copper, Vital Metals tm Victory, to the United Artist Theatp Saturday Morning at 10 and See a FREK SHOW. Hour; ot Swell Chance to Help Uncle Sai mUm. TIMES Macdonald near 23rd. Rl-Sf Richmond's Neweat Theater! "IN OLD rillCAOO" with Alice Favi also Judy Canova in "SIS HOPKINS" GRAND Mrd sINt oiVc RI-Mfl ICAGO" Alice Fare-Don AMECHE-Trrene POWER SIS HOPKINS" with Jrfdy CANOVA Jrfdy SPECIAL KIDDIES' SHOW TOMORROW STARTING A.M.-Continuous All Day BIG UNITS! 1-JOUN WAYNE in PARADISE CANYON (not shown at nltei T-CARTOONI 3-SEA RAIDERS SejijlJ OLD CHICAGO" Hop! rree ropeora to the Kiddles Until aD fin fi tm a r. fi East Av- tanAlNattaUa, JUDY GARLAND George ME AND MY GAI." HENRY ALDRICH, EDITOR-JImmyLydon PALACE 23rd Ave.

and East 15th Color. THE Rf.Ar-ir Tyrone Power-Maureen O'Hara-G. Sanders PTVilT sn PaWo. near University "r0R Mr AND MY OAI." JUDY GARLAND GEORGE MURPHY HENRY ALDRICH. EDITOR-JlmmyLydnn LORIN Adeline at Alratrat ft.

IN TECHNICOLOR! Tlh BLACK SWAN with Tyrone POWER Maureen O'HARA Sc George SANDERS Ac Virginia Bruce-Careful, Soft Shoulders DEL MAR, SANLEANDRO F. 14th Mr Ftlr.i.lTD "WHITE CARGO" wjth HEDY LAMARR WALTER PIDGEON. at 6:25 A 745 also "OMAHA TRAIL" with James Craig. Pamela Blake, once at S-40 DOORS OPEN TONIGHT AT 5 0 CONTINUOUS SHOW TOMORROW RIO SAN'LEANDRO FORMERLY PALACE-TR-flS2 Corrtffan-' UNDERGROI'ND RUSTLERS" CORSICAN BROTH ERS-Doug Fairbanka HAYWARD 977 Castro ITAaalinJ tfM.a.ll Brian Aherne Jn "MY AlSTER EILEEN" "Murder in the Big Emerson EASTMONT FZi RED SKELTON and ANN SOTHERJJ Young "Strange A It Seems by John Hix in The Tribune Dally p-i-x East lath Street at 7th Ave. "HENRY AND Diy.ZV".' JIMMY LYDON Ar CHARLIE SMITH "RED RIVER VALLEY" with Boy Rogera FOOTHILL Phone KE Hog 2-1522 GARDEN of the MOON JOHN PAYNE and JERRY COLONNA IN OLD CALIFORNIA with John Wayna RIALTO Telephone HI gate SHOO "KLONDIKE FURY" EDMUND LOWE-LUCILLE FAIRBANKS Affairs of Jimmy Valentlne-DennibO'Kcefe EL REY San Pablo Ave- nr.

"CROSSROADS" HEDY LAMARR WILLIAM POWELL 'DANGER IN THE PACIFIC'-Leo CarrlllO CERRITO San PaWd at Falrmount' "LADY IN A JAM" IRENE DUNNE 4 PATHIC KNOWI.F TOUGH AS THEY COME-Dead End National Whirligig tn The Tribune Covers Washington I auri 11 ft The star-laden show at Club Kona in El Cerrlto continues as the No, "draw" around town, nightly toss ing attendance records overboard with its combination of lure, giddi ness, screwball comedy, song and danceJTlieErnieRayburiLdancer: six gorgeous bits of feminine pul chritude that should display a sign saying "go slow, dangerous curves ahead, this weeks bill, the rest of the show is tops. Pattie Collette, and her typically Ingenious dance; Rick and Kaye, who add smart comedy relief to clever danc ing; Doris Allyn, amazing, nay, an astounding giggler; Larry Benjamin, and his orchestra invite you to dance. I- Tjie New Shanghai Terrace Bowl has a honex.in Cherie Du Bois, she of Jhe bubble and charming grin. The rest of the show is a care-killer. It consists of the Fong Wan Troupe of acrobatic marvels; Romame and Babette, superb dancing; Charles Raino, juggler with quite a "rep' Bernice Brown, acrobatic dancer; Virginia Janssen, who- sings like Kate Smith; Faye.

Wilson, emcee, an eyeful who knows how to intro duce the next act-and, Toby Henry and his boys who lure plenty of clientele with their music. Did you ever have a yen for a great big steer steak with rich juice oozing out of it, plus all me fixings. Well, here's the answer for the time being, anyway. You can still get those super steaks at the 90 Club in El Cerrito. Stanley Parson, your host, is going to do his utmost to obtain the same quality of meat in the future as he has an the past.

If your outlook on life needs brightening try the Venetian Terrace Room of the Lake Merritt Hotel tonight or any Friday night. Carlton Ackley and his sophisticated music will make you forget your troubles. Dancing starts at nine. Food, without gaiety and glamour may be found at Helnicks Res taurant arid cocktail Lounge, where cuisine and service cater to the most exacting. It's one of th best I've corrie across provided you just want for 'they specialize in dinners only.

THEATRE CLUB 31st Ave. East 14th St. The Biggist Little Spot in the World BII.LT KKOX AT THE ORGAN SCOTTV i Will Mystify You 'A PAULINE POLLARD fr Souse of the Border ANDY At the Piano I.EE EDMOND The Man About Town KA YE SHERRY At the Organ MY RLE MACK Blue Flame of Sons rRKNE 7.0LAB Formerly With Shtihert Showt EDITH GRIFFIN Piano Tops, NuH Sed CENTURY CLUB i 125 East 12th Street FRANK HOOD His Jlelody Rangers and Entertainers for Your Amusement Het Fan Tonlrht With th. Werld'a Beit Cowboy Entertainera The West's Most Colorful Show at JOHN'S HALF BARREL 1003 BROADWAY Just off 10th Street To the Rhythm of CONRAD PETERSON 10 PIECE BAND twin hi mi y(( rUt Theater. Focused oh the crucial battle fields of North Africa, the picture is the inspiring story of-an indomitable band of fighters who conquer the enemy and the elements.

Their leader is the sergeant of the title, but it is the spiritual battle of the its key. Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara are starred with Thomas Mitchell. Allyn Joslyn, Reginald Gardiner and MeJvUle Cooper are prominently cast. Jonn Stahl di rected. The Clare Booth comedy, "Margin for Error," featuring Joan Bennett, Milton Berle and Otto Preminger, shares the screen.

eittoo 3J Mat. Daily at 1 p.m. Fred MacMurray Paulelte Coddard "THE FOREST RANGERS9' In Technicolor Errol- Flynn "DESPERATE JOURNEY" Monty Woolley "LIFE BEGINS AT EIGHT-THIBTY" "OVER MY DEAD BODY" Milton Berle I THE GAY SISTERS Barbara Stanwyck-George Brent also New 1st Run Feature 15 MINUTES From Central Oakland I SLaMM TONITE :3 p.m. AMATEUR Jean uabin-Ida Luplno Jinx Falkrnburg-Buddr Roters SING FOR YOUR SUPPER Edw. G.

Robinson-Homphrey Bossrt "BROTHER ORCHID" finADTFC Formerly of Stcghens OUR SPECIALTY naiU'VUlancir a aaaaawj 239 East 12th Oakland Closed Tuesdays XOCHIMILCO MEXICAN RESTAURANT 327 14th Street Between Harri.on and Webster SPECIALIZING IN MEXICAN FOODS ORDERS TO TAKE OUT CENTURY CLUB 125 East 12th Street EDITH GRIFFIN You've-Heard Them All Now Listen to the Best PIANO in the West FOOD THRltt? ACTION I FROLIC' 1 1 at Fox Oakland By WOOD SOANES Ronald Colman and Greer Gar- on joined emotional forces on the icreen of the Fox Oakland Thea- ter yesterday' in "Kandom Harvest" a ijlm that has been running "Mrs. MinTVr" a close second in audience approVal despite the fact that it is far behind that epic etipri in ma terial and presentation. That "Bandon Harvest" is worthy entertainment is due almost exclusively to the acting of Colman and Miss Garson without whom, it would be a pedestrian tale of double-amnesia in which author James Hilton and director Mervyn LeRoy spell out a bit of psychological fantasy irra most laborious way. Colman is a shell shocked- major when the picture opens, confined to an English insane asylum where doctors' and attendants vainly strive to strike some spark that will restore his memory and his powers of speech. On Armistice night he wanders off the reserva-- tion into therms of a little musical comedy performer.

The story of their romance is tender and attractive as she studiously gets the waVrior out of himself and manages to restore his speech and his self-confidence although she is unable to arouse any memory of his civilian past. That story told. Hilton embarks on another not quite so interesting or credible. As "Random Harvest" is Unfolded one can almost see LeRoy and his screen writers huddling over the pages of the Hilton book and finding themselves unable to discard so much as a comma. Consequently the two-plot yarn becomes bathed in lachrymose ennui as its course is paced.

Without Colman and oarson it would be a very trying affair; with them it is worthy entertainment. It has been some time since Colman has had an opportunity to do more than play a suave gentleman and he buckles down to the problems of the 'war hero witB obvious zest. For Miss Garson, too, it is a new adventure in which she even has a chance to do a song and dance. If LeRoy did not cover himself with distinction; as a director, he did his customers proud in his dual capacity as producer and no ex pense was spared on the production of the story. There are any.

number of fine actors in the supporting roles, all making valuable contributionsSusan Peters, Philip Dorn, Reginald Owen and Aubrey Mather, to name a few. "Random Harvest" has the Fox Oakland screen to itself this week with Donald Duck in a little tire trouble to brighten the evening. Fox News Has Russian Film "I swear I will not lay down.Yny arms until the last Fascist in our territory is destroyed. I swear to avenge myself bitterly, mercilessly arid ceaselessly." Thus reads the Russian people's oath; and the Soviet people are shown living up to it in "People of Russia," the special attraction on the Fox News Theater's new program which opened this noon. Another short is Peter Smith's "Marines in the Making," If vou live in Oakland or vicinity, don't worry if your cupboard is a bit short tnis coming week.

We have plenty or food on our menu. HELHICK'S 'i RESTAURANT AND 'COCKTAIL LOjfNGE 80() 3rd Ave. at East 8th St. CLOSED MONDAYS SIZZLING SELECTED STEAKS o. CHICKEN COOKED TO YOUR TASTE FOR DINNER The Smart Place for cocktJails CALIEfJTE 3 KITES Parade Sunday at 2 in Hayward.

A I CAFE It 1340 E. 12 KE-4-14121 LSalaaValHaaaHaaflBVaTaTaBaKj il ai.as I rr Pfnon and you're in in. 1 Cadavers fly through the with the greatest of ease on the screen of the and this week where two films with virtually the some plot, and that concocted of a ui, mm iJiak whwvivu i iflots-Tnglng-nr-the4 first "Thin Man" to the last "Sister Eileen," occupy the spotlight in "A Nieht i to Remember" antt "The Boogie" Man Will Get YoUf "A Night to Remember" concerns a young couple, Brian" Aherne and Loretta Young, wno rent an uniur- nished apartment in a Greenwich Village basementi a relic from the days of speakeasies, and have confusing night of It what with doors refusing-to open, lights off, corpses, murder charges, dumb detectives and sinister looking landlords. Aherne and Miss Young do their level best to makA Night to Remember" a picturj to -remember. and there is talk that there, will be a sequel to the affair.

It is to be hoped that oh the sequel Colum bia employs some writers who are able to give funny sayings to the principals as well as place in comical situations. "The Boogie Man Will Get You" unites the forces of Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre and stems directly but without credits, from "Arsenic and Old Lace." It is aiivertied as the "most terrifyingjiof for Karloff but as much as I sa of its was inclined to dwell more on the comic than 1he tragic and the first nighters -appeared to get most of their 'laughs the thriller and most of their thrills the comedy. i' ft Perhaps that's the way it should be. At least that's the way it will be for the brief period that this twin bill will be on display. WOOD SOANES.

Sold Out Took just three hours for HUm-boldt 4872 to sell three rooms of furniture through a want ad. 40 readers called. DON and ANN 2820 Mountain Blvd. No matter what happens in rationing we're going to take care of our old customers. DON.

CORN FED STEAKS Full oound bring your own icalet DISJOINTED, CHICKEN Wt lot 'em this far apart You can do the rest ') Liquor old enough to walk alone. Too good to have to Oo the way to Joaquin Miller Park JUST RECEIVED KANSAS CITY STEAKS (Aged) New York Cut Filet Chicken or Prime Rib Hot iscuit with Honey VARSITY LOUNGE 5655 College Avenue Phone Piedmont 6448 "7 90 CLUB 1 San Pablo and San Diego In EL CERRITO I STEAKS 1 Juicy-Tender 1 CHICKEN and HAM -DINHERS-rti Cooked to a Queen's Taste 11 1 I uimnY! HURRY! 1 iiwiaaa a a I We have enough Steak on hand for 10 days. We ex- pect another Eastern ship- mem uciurc WE HOfE DANCE and ROMANCE. Ak Gof Holfman tr Plair Slnr Your Favorite Selection. 11 1 I tsss 11 K3 90 CLUB CERRITO For Reservations Phone LA-5-9937 ESS fc.V i 1 I I 1 V5 terest include Mme, Chiang Kai shek's address to Congress, the Brit ish taking over Tripoli, arrival of the French warship Richelieu in New York, discussions of the nev7 point rationing program ahd a New York air raid drill; The sDeclaLfeaturette on the new show is "The Invasion of North Africa" which traces Hitler's dream of world Dower and leads up to Rommel's retreat.

The East Bay's i Smartest Nigftt Club NEW WINTER REVUE; it featuring The 6 Gorgeous Delectable, Delightful ERNIE RAYBURH REVUE RYCKE KAYE Sensational Tap PATH C0LJ.ETTE Superb Acrobatic DORIS ALLYN 8 Oakland? favorite tinger LARRY BENJAMIN ono! hit music for your dancing plmsura DINNER DE LUXEj Specialising in Banquets and Wedding Parties For Reservation: Phone LAndscape 5-6971 303 Son Pablo EL CERRITO TERRACE i- BOWL I 421 10th GL-8838 EARLY FLOOR SHOW I FOR fiARLY DINERS I First Show at 70 p.m.. Second Show, 9:30 and Third Show at 12:00 p.m. FLOOR SHOW Featuring BUBBLE DANCER CHERIE DUBOIS THE EXOTIC ONE Jhe FONG WAN i Arrobnflc Trmipr In Feats of Skill FAYE WILSON Mistrrm it Ceremoniea ROMAINE BABETTE Interpretive Dancerj CHARLES RAINO Extraordinary IUNE MELENDY at the Ortan PROF. YIP and Hit Sacrtd Birdi TOBY HENRY'S Orchnlra BERNICE' Acrobatic -Dance Marvel VIRGINIA JANSSEN Kate Smith of Weat The Terrace Bowl offers six hours of orchestra music and pipe oriran melodies. During these si hours you can dance, dine and enjoy the entertainment.

Minimum Charge Per Person-Weekdays $1.00 Saturday $2.00 Daily Dinner $1.50 Saturday Dinner $2.00 pur Dinner! Are Very Reasonable! A Decent Dinner Eirwhrre Would. Cost ST. 'Jr. to 1.5(1 Without Entertainment! Banquets, Anniversaries and Club Parties a specialty $EA Li if kMmkm wmmm SMigfJWgfallJaWMagta OAKLAND 14th "and Crove Streets Reserved Seat Sale FOX U.C., TW inoaks 300 Errol Flynn-Alexis Smith GENTLEMAN JIM Charles Wlnntner Charlie Rugglea "FRIENDLY OAKS Solano at The Alameda "MAJOR THE MINOR" GINGER ROGERS RAY MILLAND "BROAD WAV-Pat O'Brien-George Raft DOORS OPEN TONIGHT AT BIG KIDDIE MATINEE SAT. 1:00 R.M.

TjrpirrT TV Shattuck-Haste AS-4 JJIjnjXJlifj 1 SISTER ElI.Ef 4300 EN" Rosalind RIRSEI.L Brian AHERNE DEVIL WITH HllXKR'-Alan Mowbrav CALIFORNIA Opens 12:45 p.m. Continuous Daily JACK BENNY ANN SHERIDAN 'GEORGE-WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE' also "THE FALCON'S TOMORROW! "WHITE CARGO' also 'CIRL TROUBLE' iaJL STATE OPEN ALL NIGHT Continuous 1ft a.m. to 5 a.m TYRONE POWS.R MAUREEN O'HARA "THE BLACK A It Charles Wlnninaer-Charlle Bustles in "FRIENDLY ENEMIES" FOX Telephone Richmond 584 Continuous from 11:00 a.m. I A GIRL Gene TIERNEY Geo. MONTGOMERY "LIFE BEGINS AT MONTY WOOLLEY A IDA LUPlNO Every Sunday Oldtimers Picture Page The Tribune DTTOT Foothill Blvd.

St Seminary nJTllJls "GENTLEMAN JIM" ERROL FLYNN and ALEXIS SMITH Feature Length Cartoon OWTMFQ College at Shafter "ROAD TO MOROCCO" Bol3 Hope-Dorothy Lamour-Bing Crosby also "WILDCAT" with Richard Arlen WALT DISNEY'S "HOW TO FISH" Ladies! New Blue Ribbon DINNERWARE CONTINUOUS SHOWING-TOMORROW niMnMn Frultvale Ave. Hopkins UllUKSlVU "ROAD TO MOROCCO" Bob Hope-Dorothy Immoar-Bing Crosby Rlso "WILDCAT" with Richard Arlen CONTINUOUS SHOWING TOMORROW FUTRPaY Foothill Blvd. 4c Fairfax In TECHNICOLOR! "THUNDER BIRDS" with Gene TIERNEY Preston Foster, at 7:00 tc 10:10 o'clock "GIRL TROUBLE" with DON AMEt'HE JOAN once only p.m. PPTTTTV fi e-l4th st- Av' rnuii VVL.J-. jack benny 'GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE' Ac Lloyd Nolan In "MANILA CALLING" BOX OFFICE OPENS AT P.M.

CONTINUOUS SATURDAY FROM I P.M. fi TPX7 fi San Poblo Stanford "GENTLEMAN JIM" FLYNN and ALEXIS SMITH 'BAMBP'-Disney Feature Length Cartoon BLUE RIBBON OVENWARE NIGHT PARKWAY Park Blvd. E. 19th "GENTLEMAN JIM" ERROL FLYNN and ALEXIS SMITH Feature Length Cartoon LAUREL "Hopkins and 38th Ave. Clark Gable-Lana Turner 'SOMEWHERE IXL IIW ALBANY Solano at San Pablo TALK OF THE TOWN Ronald Colman-Jean Arthur-Cary Grant SUBMARINE RAIDER with John Howard J.j.TSWZia' P-I-E-D-M-O-N-Tav LOGE 4186 Piedmont Ave.

PhonV PI edmont 27'7 Take 10 or Itll Car DIRECT TO DOOR "THE TALK OF THE TOWN" Ronald Colman-Jean Arthur-Cary Grant across THE PACIFIC-Hnmnhrey Bogar Box Office Opens Starts stal? DTnJTMI Tunnel HlghwayatOrlnda JlmiJt Crossroads. Orlnda 2233 Barbara Stanw.vck-"THE GAY SINTERS" also NEW FIRST RUN FEATURE LARGE FREE ABKlftG AREA rrl 7 1 VI '4 1 Vi lalll Ja GRAND LAKEroorsopen545p m. "STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM" Bing Crosby-Bob Hone-Dorothy I.smour FredMseMurray FranchotTone RayMllland VictorMoore-PauletteGoddard-VeraZorlna Mary Martln-DIck Powell-Betty Button ND GREAT HIT! "WE ARE THE MARINES" TW Inoaks 2300 jLlmiyll DoorR open 6:45 m. JACK BENNY 4c ANN SHERIDAN 'GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE' also Don Ameeho In "GIRL TROUBLE" DISNEY CARTOON LATEST NEWS ALAMEDA FOREST RANGERS" Fred MacMURRAY Paulette GODDARD DESPERATE JOURNEY with Errol Flynn MATINEE DAILY AT P.M. Wrtflir Phone LA kehurst 2-7337 VVJIjUIj -LIFE BEGINS" AT MONTY WOOLLEY IDA LUPINO "OVER MY DEAD Berle TI mrrCWebster at Santa Clara LA-3-3472 I IVlttO i "BROTHER ORCHID" HumphraV-BOGART At Ann SOSHERN "FLOWING GOLD" with John Garfield wrA Kiaa.uarf ka.i k.i.

ar i- wmmi -r. if? 1 IT I Franklin -I BaVaVaMaanaHaWaWaflaaSaWMiial'L EeeesseeaEEEesseHEEesn This Friday, Saturday and Sunday SHOW -JJ SUPERB, Chicken and Steak at 12, Dancing Continues. IT" Make Reservations Now- Location 1629 Crow Canyon Mateo Bridge sign. Highway California Commanders FLOOR DINNER Bar Closes I 1 I aimilBHIl iWKJilJI W-HIH TOWER TW Inoaks 2300 Doora open 6:45 m. at" "THE ROAD TO Warner BAXTER Ac Lionel BARRYMORE V-I-V-A-C-l-O'U-8 L-A-D-Y GINGER ROGERS tc JAMES STEWART ZZ2D MFUTTT1MF Central at Webster lJT I U11L "WAKE ISLAND" Brian DONLEVY and Macdonald CAREY "Moonlight O'Keef STRAND Park St.

opd. Alameda Av. "SON OF FURY" TYRONE POWER and GENE TIERNEY HONEYMOON for THREE-Ann Sheridan He's th "Hero of the Army" ee "Draftle" in The Tribune OLD The Beautiful RANCHO -Phone Richmond 1112 First road to the left past San 50 just past Castro Valley. RAM OAKLAND SEA IQOD CUOTTO Fisherman Wharl JHaol ol Franklin Phontr TW Inouki 2244 SEAFOOD LUfiCIIES xHSiiOlRS The Finest Crab Loai sn Clam-Cfhowder and All Kinds Plenty el Fra Parking Space, fresh New Orleans. Eastern and Olympl Oysters.

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