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ALAMEDA WEDDING Women's Activities tIClVllVC VIlimOT. tOILI HtT Hill Couple Wed In Evening At St Pauls By Suzette Miss Martilla Becomes 0 Bride in Home Ceremony Elizabeth Brush tQ Become SATURDAY, NUPTIALS AT Bride of Ensign R. Hogan thesity of California where he Braved Present were: Mrs. H. Inberg, the bride's aunt; Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Aro, MIsa Rosamond Aro, Miss ii vlJ The week-end brought forth announcement of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Brush, only aughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Spenter Brush of San Francisco, and Ensign Robert Hogan, U.S.N., of Piedmont, Ensign Hogan comes from one of the older families of this side of the Bay as does his finances, who is the granddaughter of Mrs. Frank Brush and of the late Dr.

Brush and of the late Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fen-wick of Eureka. The bride-elect, who is a junior at University of California, telephoned the news of her engagement to her sorority sisters at Kappa Alpha Theta house last evening.

She is a sister of Gerald D. Brush, whose engagement to Nancy MUler of Pied mont was announced some time ago. Ensign iHogan is a son of Mrs. Thomas Hogan and the late Hogan of Piedmont Albert and Thomas Hogan III are his brothers. The officer also attended Univer- TOWER TW lnoak 23W Telerph Rlst COME EARLY! DOORS OPEN "HELLO.

'FRISCO. Cnlnr Alice FATE-John PATNB-Jsck OAKIE "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" Paul Muni-Sir Cedrir Hardwirke-AnnHLte CONTINUOUS SUNDAY-OPEN 12:4 Exclusive! WallHr Lipmann in The Tribune The home of Oker itrom on Eola Street in Berkeley was the setting for the marriage of Miss Ida Mary Marttila and Mr. Dalton, June 29.eBjngle "Tingservice was read by the Rev. H. W.

Wargelin, pastor of the Holy Trinity a Church in Berkeley. Ivy and Summer bloom decorated the mantel before which the couple stood to their vows. Tall candles completed the decoration. A two piece afternoon dress of aqua with three quarter sleeves was worn by the bride. Her accessories were in white.

The brieje wore a heart shaped locket which was the: gift of the bridegroom. Purple orchids and white bouvardia were combined in her I corsage. Miss Lila Maatta of San Francisco was the bride's attendant She was dressed in navy blue accessories. An Informal reception followed the service. Newly weds at Stockton Home Now living in Stockton are Staff Set.

Richard Krieg and his bride. former Harriet Barone, Sergeant Krieg is stationed at the Stockton Air Field. Their 'marriage took place Saturday June 19 at St Elizabeth's Catholic Church In The Rev. Father Peter, who was re-eently ordained, read the service. Miss Wynn Barone was maid of honor for her ister.

She wore a pale blue marquisette dress with matching picture-hatband carried delphinium and apricot begonias. Miss Frances Barone, another sister of the rae, and Miss Anna Krieg, sister of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids and dressed in pale pink. They carried begonias and delphinium. The bride's mother wore a rose colored suit while the mother of the I) I vise I 1 T- 1 i i 1 3 KMSI JZTi WAU lUnxVill TS JULY 101943 OFFICERS' CLUB ried to Ensign Earl E. Graf of the Alameda Naval Air Station.

Fellow officers from the Air Sta tion and club hostesses were guests at the ceremony, performed in a palm and gladioli. setting in- the lounge at 4:30 p.m. by the 'Rev. W. P.

Reagpr, pastor-fif First Christian Church of Oakland. The romance of the young couple began" irl their high school, days in Tonawanda, where Ensign Graf's father. Harvey A. Graf, is president of The Boys' Club and a trust company vice-president and treasurer. The bride, who arrived in Oak land Thursday, wore a suit of blue adorned with- a corsage of orchids and her matron of- honor, Mrs.

jAdeline Barker, wore a blue and white dress with a gardenia corsage. Ensign Charles Ambellan was the best man. Miss Ethel Smalley played the wedding march and "I Love You Truly." A reception followed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Schutt of Tonawanda. At seven o'clock last evening In St Paul's Episcopal church, Oakland, Miss Virginia Lawrance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Lawrance, married to Gerard Kergan Lewis.

The Rev. a. Battershili; rector of St. James Church conducted the ritual. More than 200 guests were invited to the church which was decorated in white bride gladioli.

The bride wore the traditional white satin with an insert of lace in the yoke. Her veil was worn full length and arranged at the headdress with a halo of orange blossoms. Bouvardia, gardenias and gladioli made up the bride's bou Maid of honor was Miss Maur- ine Wells, close friend of the bride. Her dress was of a pale blue taffeta and net and she wore a small matching hat and carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses. Best man for the bridegroom was his brother, Thomas Bernard Lewis.

The bride's father gave her in marriage. Mrs. Lawrance wore a dinner dress of soft green complemented by a fuchsia hat and corsage of white bouvardia and gardenias. Gold was worn by the mother of the bridegroom with black velvet hat and corsage of white gardenias and bouvardia. The service was followed by a re ception at the home of the bride's parents at 1809 Rosecrest Drive.

For traveling, the bride wore a green costume suit trimmed at the neck with beaver. Her accessories were in brown and she wore two white orchids. The young couple did not reveal the destination of their honeymoon, More than a hundred guests at tended the reception at the Law rence home where the couple stood before the mantelpiece decorated with large white gladioli.and white satin The wedding cake was placed In the center of the bride's table set with a handsome lace cover with bowls of gladioli and gardenias at either side. Auxiliary to Give Barbecue Tomorrow The Women's Auxiliary to the Ala meda County Optometric Assotia tion will give a barbecue at the homo of Dr. and Mrs.

Jack T. Hob. son of Hayward tomorrow at 1 p.m The feature of the afternoon will be the burning of a promissory note which has been paid in full to the Optometric Association building fund. Mesdames Bernard Garrett and Alan P. Wilson will be in charge of games, the proceeds of which will be placed in the Auxiliary philan thropic fund.

Mrs. Mary E. Baker and Mrs. Walter Robinson will be in charge of refreshments. Companion Hit "HARRIGAN'S KID lm BARBARA STANWYCK i of bridegroom was dressed in gray, i Both wore bouvardia and white begonia corsages.

DIMOIMD Fruitvale at MacArthur CONTINUOUS SHOW FLIGHT for FREE DOM-Rosalind Russell also "MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY" 1 1 in FAIRFAY Foothill Blvd. Fairfax A in TF.r-HNirnT.nn IN "MY FRIEND FLICK A' RODDY MrDOWALL, at A 9:40 also "FLYING FORTRESS" with Richacd Greene, at March ofTime-SHOW BUSINESS AT WAR will be shown at 5:55 and 9:15 o'clock FRTTITVflTF East 14th Ave. 1 1LU11 Vi-VXjtj TERE8A WRIGHT Joseph OF A DOCBT" "HIT PARADE OF I94T'-John Carroll Susan Psyward-Gail Patrick 3 Bands FreHftv Martin-Cnunt BMe-Rav MrK'nlfT CONTINUOtIS PERFORMANCE EVERY DAY STARTING AT 1:00 P.M. LATE SHOW TONIGHT The brother of the groom was best man while the bridal party was completed with the brothers of the bride and groom who acted as Ensign and Mrs. Earl E.

Graf, first couple to be married in the Metropolitan Officers' Club, cut their wedding cakeJ The bride was the former Miss Dorothy Schutt of Tonawanda, New York, which is also the home of Ensign Graf, who is now stationed in Alameda. Tribune photo. FIRST WEDDING HELD CIVHaT.t 7111114 VI i I 'it AT OFFICERS' CLUB ALAMEDA LAkehurst Central at Webster rti.ftlVXCLrt "THE HARD WAY'lLr 1 In TECHNICOLOR! Ida Loploo -Dennis. Morran-Joan Leslie "HELLO. 'FRISCO, Fays l'v James Ellison in "ARMY SURGEON'" ushers.

The bride's small brothers acted as Altar boys for the occasion. National B.P.W.C. Buys War Bonds 0 BOLTON LANDING, N. July 10. (U.R) National Federation of Business and Professional: Women's Clubs has purchased $5,985,694 of War Bonds and Stamps in the last year, enough to buy 60 planes, Miss Nina Kinsella, chairman of the Federation's Public Affairs Committee, disclosed today.

She told trie Federation's Board of Directors in session here, 633 clubs are looked upon by OPA officials as major interpreters of price control and rationing policies. Her report, followed a charge by Dr. Minnie L. Maffett of Dallas. 4 Federation president, that the war was being slowed down because the Government had failed to use "women's brains." VOGUE Phone LA kehurst 2-7337 ROBERT PESTON "NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING" 'HENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR' TTTAFC! Webster at Santa Clara LA-3-342J 1 "HIGH SIERRA" HUMPHREY BOG ART IDA also "GOLDEN BOY" with Barbara STANWYCK William HOI.DEN Plus Pluto in "THE SLEEPWALKER" Added Screen Seooo Yon Are the Judre! AMERICA'S GREATEST DANCE BANDS GENE KRUPA vs.

HAL McINTTRE OPEN ALL NIGHT! COMPLETE SHOW A FT PR A M. (SUNDAY MORNING) an active part in campus and atftv letio Bsiflf nipg mem ber of Beta Theta Pi fraternity he is affiliated with Skull and Keys, and Scabbard and Blade. His naval training was acquired both at the State University and at Harvard and he is now on active duty. It is expected that the wedding will take place within a few weeks. Sorbptimist3 to Have Round Table Session A round table discussion of contemporary events will highlight the luncheon meeting of the Oakland Soroptimlst Club on Monday.

Dr, Hilly Harris will be the discussion chairman. Mrs. Lilly H. Holladay will be the presiding officer at the session. Mrs.

Holladay, too, will preside at a business meeting and luncheon of the club on July San Pablo Stanford uniLinni PALL, MUNI "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" WarrenWiiliamoNE DANGEROUS NIGHT SFMATnR TW lnoaks 2300 OLilrtlUn Dors open :2 45 P.m. FREE PARKJNO FOR OUR PATRONS! SENSATION OF STAGE AND SCREEN ANN CORIO in "SARONG G'UtL" also "ISLE OF MISSING MEN" with JOHN HOWARD GILBERT ROLAND I A II FT Hopkins and S8th Avenue continuous show "yankee doodle dandy" cagney joan leslie LA 1 5 CAPITOL'" Sfi JAMES ELLISON Ar JANE WYATT HITLER. BEAST of BERLIN Alan Ladi Read "Curtain Calls" by Wood Soanes in THe Tribune DJII irp 23rd Avenue and East 15th PAUL MUNI-ANNA LEE "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" Joe E. Brown in 'DARING YOUNG MAN The Knave a daily column and full page Sun.ay In The Tribune ii 1 4r 1, la kl STRAND st James Stewart in 'NAVY BLUE GOLD' SING YOCB WORRIES AWAY-Bert Lake Ee Witt Mackenzie writes "The War Today" In The Tribune RIO SAN LEANDRO FORMERLY PALACE. TR-9882 "JESSE JAMES.

JR." with Don BarrV Irene Hervey-'H ALFWAY to SIIANGHAP "Wall Activities" by George r. Hushes in The Tribun 2 CALIFORNIA Opens 12:45 m. Continuous Dally "SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS" LANA TURNFR ROBERT VOUNG FRANKENSTEIN MEETS the WOLF MAI BELA 1.LGOSI LON CHANEY 4-Star CAMPUS "CHINA" wiih Lnretta YouncAlan LaM also "LADY BODYGUARD" with. EDDIE ALBERT ANNE SHIRLEY UNITED ARTISTS Com. Daily HURRY' LAST TIMES TODAY! "CRASH DIVE" with TYRONE POWER And WM.

P.ENDIX "TAXI. MISTER" TOMORROW -BETTY GRABI.L "CONEY ISLAND" Technicolor P''us LUM 'N' ARNFR in -TWO WEEKS TO LIVE '-i Y1WSMT') -'3wi S'. at Rheem RI-ftSno Vjmn.llSTAR SPANGLED RHYTHM Birr Croby-ROR HOPF-Dorothy Lamooe OUTLAWS OF THE'DESEDT-Wm. Broil CONTINUOUS DAILY I ROM NOON! STATU PFEV ALL NIGHT" Continuous 9 a.m. to 6 a m.

'CASABLANCA' Humphrey BoGART 4 Inirid BERGMAM MEANEST MAN in the WORLD with, JACK BENNY PRISCILLA LANE ART 0At San Pabl Po" Office Bldf. rtDL.J "JOAN OF OZARK" JUDY CANOVA and JOE E. BROWN "DURANGO KID" with Sl.rrett la 4Tiinil du aaiaJ CERRITO San Pabl Fairmount WUUU1V PAUL MUNI "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" Marjorie Mitn Lee Bowman "TISH" CHIMFS Colleae at Shaffer vnuviuo Times Tn(Uy John Stplnherk's 'THE VOON IS DOWN 'A STRANGER IN TOWN'-Frank Monan Starts Tomorrow Srnday for 4 days only 'FLIGHT FOR also HIT PARADE OF 1943" P-I-E-D-M-O-N-T 41BK Piedmont Ave. Phone FT edmont 2727 Take 10 or Jtll CAR DIHECT to DOOR JohnStein'jerk "THE JIOON Is DOWN" Sir Cedrtr Hardwirke Henry Travera "HIT PARADE OF Carroll TODAY ft SI N. CONTINUOUS FROM 1 eh "A ATRANY Solano at San Pablo n.UDn.11 i continuous from I pm, 'Somethlnr to Shoiit Aboat'-Don Ameche) Philip Dnrn-Chrtnlks, Fishtlnr Guerrilla.

HUE 3 rtPTM'n A Tunnel Highway at Orlnda. yjalViUn Croisroads Ortnda 2M1 Jorin-Steinbeck'! "THE MOON II DOWN alto "Hit Parade of Carroll LARGE FREE PARKING AREA OPENS SHOW STARTS 1:01) I K. TT TW lnoaks 310O oora 12:30 EARLY BIRD MATINEE PRICES tt! 1.09 uucsi i A I Betty' GRABLE Geo, MONTGOMERf? PLUS NEW 4ECOND FEATURE "AT DAWN. WE. DIE" Geneva Anderson, all of Enst Qak- land; Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Bryant of San Leandro; Mrs. R. W.

Wargehn and daughter, Marianne, of Berkeley; and Mrs. James Blackburn of San Francisco. The couple spent a week at Pacific Grove, and re now at home at 3042 Wheeler Street in Berkeley. Mr. Dalton is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ward Dalton of Vineland, New Jersey. A Civil Service ammunition inspector of the Ordnance Branch, he was transferred a year ago to the Oakland Army Base. Mrs.

Dalton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Marttila, is well-known in South Dakota, where she grew up and graduated from the local high school She has lived in Berkeley for the past three yearn, and has been employed as a checker in the Quartermaster Branch at the Oakland Army Alameda Women Ratify Chairmen Appointments of chairmen who will serve the Past Presidents As sembly of Alameda-for the coming term were1 ratified at a luncheon meeting with Mrs. Eugene Welling ton Koiana, tne newiy ejeciea presi dent as hostess.

The affair was held at the Roland residence In Elwood Avenue. Serving with Mrs. Roland will Mrs. Harry "Nathan, budget chairman; Mrs. Wallace Meracle, friendship; Mrs.

Orville Caldwell, Mrs. Johan Rainer, history; Mrs. Louis Heinz, philan thropy; Mrs. George A. Messing, press and publicity; Mrs.

Clarence Street, rationers; Mrs. Andrew Fanning, telephone, and Mrs. E. Tainton, war service. Mrs.

William Grant Foster, the junior past president of the Assem bly, will be the editor of Ex Prexy," the organization's official bulletin. Mrs. Roland's co-officers will be: Mrs. Charles P. Murphy, first vice president; Mrs.

E. C. Coolidge, sec ond vice-president; Mrs. H. Woodlee, recording secretary; Mrs George Cummings, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

J. I. Mcintosh, treasurer; Mrs. W. A.

Kroll, auditor and Mrs. Emil May, parliamen tarian. Dinner to Fete Silver Wedding Anniversary In observance of their silver wed ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward P.

White of Modesto, will en tertain at dinner this evening at the Hotel Leamington for a group of their old friends here. Silver candel abra and favors will decorate the table about which will be seated Mr, and Mrs. Jack J. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs-William Bowers.

and Mrs. Cecil Feldpouch, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hougland Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Siemons, Mr. and Mrs. Hein G.

Kobes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. Leo A. Schletzer, Mrs.

Inez M. Fair- weather and daughter, Jacqueline Lyons, Jean Robinson, Mr. George Smith, Mr. Roy Pearson and Mr. George Moletor.

Only attendant upon the bride, was her sifter, Ora Jane Merry, who was dressed in apricot chiffon and carried a shower bouquet of gladioli to harmonize, Lieut, (j.g.) James Latham U.S. N.R. was best man for Mr. Etche verry who is a member of the faculty of the High School at Court- land where the couple will make their future home. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Grey Merry at whose apartment in Berkeley the recep. tion was held following the service. Area Heads Named For Disc Campaign Appointment of five area chairmen of a statewide campaign to collect discarded phonograph records for overseas fighting was announced today by A. H.

Meyer, director of the American Legion- ipotisarrri ramnaiga They are: Carl O. iPeterson, Sac ramento; Charles H. Whitney, Bur-lingame: F. C. Schureman, Tulare; Taylor P.

Reynolds, San Fernando, and Ralph J. Mitchell, Santa Ana. July' 31 has been set as the clos ing date for the drive. TODAY TWO SMASH HITS Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man Lan t'hiney-Bfla Lucoil Slightly Dangerous Turntr-Bobtrt xoani JOHM STEINBECK'! THE MOON IS DOWN Henry TraVert-Sir Ctdria Hartwlekt HIT PARADE Or 1943 John Carroll Satan HTar4 Gall Patrick Contlnaoua from a m. TRKEE HEARTS FOR JULIA Dan Ameeha-Janet Blalr-Jaek Oakle "Something to Shout About" Plua Phllla nora-VlrVlnta Oilmera hi Chatniks, Fitting Guarrilfas msm I I I Miss cott Beatie, du Charme photo.

Beatie-Hebbron Nuptials Today Christ Episcopal churcW ins Ala meda is to be the scene of the marriage of Miss Scott Beatie of that city and Lieut. Lloyd Matthew Heb- bron Army Air Forces at four oclock this afternoon. Mr. Willard D. Craig will give his niece in marriage, since her father is unable to come from Canada to perform this service.

Miss Beatie is the daughter of Mrs. Remmel Beatie and Mr. Cecil E. Beatie. Lieut.

Hebbron is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Hebbron. The bridal entourage will in clude Miss.

Eleanor Berrigan, as. maid of honor; Miss June Kuimelis of San Miss Jeanne Heb bron or Santa Cruz, the benedict- elect's sister; Miss Betty Behhey of Stockton and Miss Betty Cattori, sororiiy sisters of the bride-to-be when she was a student at the Col lege of the Pacific in Stockton. Girls! He's Back from and he's Better Than Ever J5 Ste and Screen Show MIDNITE CARNIVAL TONIlbl a ivna. OU 1 II II FROM NOON 'R OH STA8I YkV CIRL SHOW 3 1 00, 9:40 Ui30 Midnife ON SCREEN ESCORT Men Who Play 13 Must Pay! JaatSu i SHERLOCK HOLMES md the SECRET WEAPOM Mi BASUATHBONE lj mumr 1 1 Cj "FALILV 7g WM. TRACY JOE SAWYER Ann Miss Merry Wed in First Baptist Church Ceremony in Berkeley Wedding music and I do were heard for the first time yesterday in The Metropolitan Officers Club in the Hot ej Leamington.

First" bride for the club, which will celebrate its first birthday tomorrow, was Miss Dorothy Schutt of Tonawanda N.Y., who was mar- Club to Continue Through Summer Acceding to the request of Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, president of the General Federation of n's Clubs, to continue meetings throughout the vacation season, the Alta Mira Club of San Leandro tomorrow will have its first session of the Summer. i Mrs. Frank Colbum, who has just retired as president of the Pan American Association of the East-bay and is now director of expan sion for the association throughout the State, will be the guest speaker.

Inter-American Solidarity, Mrs. Colburn's subject, will embody much of the information she has collected during her extensive travels in Central and South America. The pro gram has been arranged by 'Mrs. jiff- Walker and will follow a 1 p.m. business session.

The executive board of Alta Mira L.1UD, neaaea Dy tne presiaeni, ivirs. Earl J. Rock, met recently for luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. Evans.

Among those attending were: Mrs. H. W. Mrs. A.

D. Hackim. Mrs. L. J.

Freeman, Mrs, Jacob Junker, Mrs. W. D. Barnes and Mrs. H.

L. Jackson. DEL MAR SAN LEANDRO 14th AV F.urlid SHADOW OF A Wriaht Joseph Cntien. at 10:00 p.m. Also "HIT or with John lln vu trd-Gail Pilrirk 3 Bands! Fleddy Martin-Count' Basle Ray McKinley, at o'clock XAND fS MINE" also 'THE POWERS GIRL'-Carole Landis OAKS, Solano at The Alameda "SHADOW OF A DOUBT" TERESA WRIGHT JOSEPH COTTEN "HAPPY GO LUCKY" with Mary Martin BLUE RIBBON DINNERSERVE FRF.E TO THE LADIES--ALL DAY TODAY Continuous Today Sunday 1 to A NK DOODLE DANDY" RIVOLI San, Pablo near University JAMES CAGNEY "YANKEE rlOODLE DANDY" JOAN LESLHS WALTER HUSTON nrR VFT rV DLtI.Ii.luLiLj I JEAN ARTHUR Joel MrCrea-'THF.

MORE THE MERRIER' REDHEADIromMANHATTAN-LupeVelei Adeline at Alcatra? LUnlW AIR FORCE "-JOHN GARFIELD and GIG YOUNG t)omethinir tn Shont Aboat'-Don Ameche I I 1.1 I ft adtf ILJ-li YiYl BOX OFFICE Je- IJ II rr.T-rrr-..rii;iw:Ktigiai;ii:v-i. -tti I 1 II 1 1 1 UMk I 1 1 FTT A Great I If V4 I I I I I I I I Show'. sirfTt 1 1 aFJ IE' i Parked Revua fi beade by" 1 J'vftii GERTRUDE II zJ ll IjBp vaudevilT Star Acts IC Franklin I Dm a woman stop Rommel? See the answer in "FIVE GRAVES iocAmo'' And: "Johnny Doughboy A formal white satin wedding gown ana tulle veil was worn by Miss Irma Rose Merry, of Berkeley, last evening when she walked up the aisle of the First Baptist -Church in Berkeley, to become the bride of Mr. Robert E4rle Etche-verry of Berkeley. About 40 wed ding guests ana mnsiojK were pres ent to witness the reading of the service by the assistant pastor of the church, Hayden.

When Pictures And Shows Start These starting times are announced by the theaters and changes are oftenmade after press deadline. The Tribune cannot accept responsibility for. in- eeeuraey due tu tills muae. Esquire "Action in the North Atlantic." 12 noon, 2:25, 4:44, 7:20, 9:50 p.m. 12:15 and 2:35 a.m.

Fox Oakland "Lady of Burlesque," 12 noon, 2:50, 5:45, 8:30, 11:30 p.m. and 2:25 a.m.; "Wrecking Crew," 1:35, 4:30, 7:20, 10:15 p.m. and 1:08 a.m. Paramount "Balaan," 1:25, 4:55, 8:25 p.m. and 10:08 p.m.T "Harrigan's Son," 12 noon, 3:25, 10:35 p.m.

Rox'e "Edge of Darkness," 12 noon, 3:20, 6:40, 10:00 p.m.; "Fall In," ,2:29, 5:49, 9:09 p.m. and 12:20 a.m. "It Ain't .1:28, 4:14. 7:03, 9:52 p.m., and 12:41 p.m.; "Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon," 12:10, 2:59, 5:48, 8:37, 11:26 p.m. THREE MESQU1TEERS SANTA FE SCOUTS ALSO MARKS THE SPOT i-IJtiM I Henry Trarrra in John glflnbeok'a 'TEE MOON IS DOWN aV John CarrnH-luiaa Hayu'erd In "KIT PARADE OF 1343" "hKtmTOI- i vSr TODAY "1 FOX Telephone Richmond 584-Continuous from 10:00 a m.

PITTSBURGH" with JOHN WAYNE Marlene DIETRICH A- Randolph SCOTT also "LADY BODYGUARD" with EDDIE ALBERT ANNE SHIRLEY MmiiuiiaH in, Wnl. mnnea "THE FLEET'S IN" Dorothy LAMOUR William HOLD EN FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTJoelMMjrea CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM NOON! RT 412 Macdonald between 4th tt Sth 1 y-f Richmond's Newest Theater Oeen All Niiht-Contlnuous a.m. -a a.m. 'Till We Meet Aaatu -merle uneron Abbott eV Costello in "Ride 'Em Cowboy" STARTS MIDNIGHT TONIGHT "BLACK WELL'S ISl.AND"-John Garfield And Tim Holt in "THE FARGO KID" PARKWAYp.aYrrce' JOHN GARFIELD and GIG YOUNO OVF dangerous NIGHT Warren William I East 12th Street at 7tn Avenue JACK BENNY-ANN SHEH1DAIN WASHINGTON SLEPT nERE' Rame Busters in "TEXAS TO BATAAN' rz-veiTiMTT Phone KE lloga J-1522 rUUililLL SII VR QUEF.N" GEORGE BRENT A PRISCILLA LANE "I.I TRY JORDAN" with A KAN ADD GRANADA East 14th S9th Ave JAMES AON BY "YANKEE DOODLE DANDY" JOAN IFSI.IF A- WAITER HUSTON iiASTMONT roothill 73rd Ave. PAUL MUNI "COMMANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" Solhein in '3 HEARTS FOR JULIA' 13 HAYWARD 577 Castrc ORSON WELLES Dolores Del Rio-JOURNEY INTO, FEAR REVEILLE WITH BEVERLY'-Ann Miller Frank Sinatra 4 Bands! Bob Crosby Count Bssie-Dilke Flllnrton-Freddie Slaek RIALTO Telephone HI fate 9SO0 'SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE" VICTOR MATURE LUCILLE BALL "I LIVE ON DANGER'-Chester Morris FT PFY San P.ailo Avenue nr.

35th UU Hill S-THE BIG tTREET" HENTtY FONDA LUCILLE BALL 'LAW OF THE TIMBER' with Monte Blue-1 Tomorrow Kite! Yea Man He's Back! person: NOBLE and his International Orchestra Sizzling-Hot Dance Khvthms Out of This World! Vaughn Monroe July 18 Sess tJT I I Tf) I iVI Commandos i I SoInRY fllDRICH 6ETS 6LBITIoijfl7 ii f' lib M0WY OtlNCOUHTaoll Jk BMP'-- COME TO ft. WMMM stage show! Xyrp -Kg rM- I ylCAOULTS OWLY fVM 1 Tyrone Darnell I 1 rClQjyi i I i 1 1 I daytime wife- I I 1 I "THOSE WERE THE DAI'S" I i 1 "1 in in I i 11 a i a i.