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a 15 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 25, 1910 Jokes are perfectly played by Porter Hall, Clill Edwards. Roscoe Karns. i Others who deserve more than passing nod are Clarence Kolb as the Lombard Sou grit 'His Gir Friday' Opens On Screen at Stanley Frank Jenks and Regis Toomey; so Is the poetic, hlghfalutin' "Journalist" perfectly played by Ernest Truex. NOTE the To Star Witli The length of with thc wind- is identical at the CAKLX and BOYD Theatre.

The running time ol this production in both thrntres is three hours and forty minutes. GONE WITH Vhile tnese engagements sre limited. "Cooe VTuh The Wind will never be played anywhere except st adtaaced prices at least aasil 194 L. -v-v i i Vr i i I rnOAt COOKS 9 2:30 15e "TT ii aaia ante Ml SJJWS i It a AU TIM in aV- rfSSj s- ou.1 nrca wclu Oiok Umtt ttil ovoiloblt for ott fickils Km Sill tm AH Ptrtauacts ip ti wJ ipchdiaf Fikmry new film should be the model for every fob sister. AN ABLE NEWSPAPER GIRL Quick-witted and delightful, she's a persuasive newspaper girl, so amusing and able one can understand Cary Grant's reluctance to lose her either as wife or reporter, so decorative and charming the Messrs.

Hecht and Mac Arthur must be kicking themselves this minute for not having made Hlldy a woman in the first place. Save for the shift in sex and for certain modernizations in script which, incidentally. Scenarist Charles Lederer has managed deftly "His Girl Friday" faithfully follows the antic inventions of the original comedy. Once more, Hlldy is lured back to write "Just one more" story. LOCKED IN A DESK Once more the pathetic escaped murderer la shut up in a desk in the Criminal Courts Building press room.

Once more Hlldy and her would-be mate are given the run-around and the daffy double-cross by Burns until the bewildered fiance goes back to Albany, Hildy to her Job on the paper. Howard Hawks, who can fly a plane or direct a picture with equal ease, has sent "His Girl Friday" tipping along at a staccato pace that leaves cast and audience agreeably breathless. HILARIOUS CO-STARS Miss Russell and Mr. Grant have never been better as the hilarious co-stars; while only the sourest movie hater would find fault with Ralph Bellamy's dumb, umbrella-carrying Insurance salesman. John Qualen's murderer, Billy Gilbert's Joe Petti-bone, or Helen Mack's hysterical Mollie.

POOPS OPEN foe i ona Studio Plans 'Neon Colbert Urged to Play in 'Witch of Wilderness' With Spencer Tracy By Louella O. Parsons HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 24. WHILE I wasnt a mouse under the chair when Carole Lombard and Joe Pasternak had lunch Jon at Universal, I happen to know what they were discussing. Joe was interested In getting Carole to co-star with Charles Boyer In "Neon Lights," with Henry Koster directing.

You cant pin Pasternak down for a minute to say this Is the truth but I dont need to have him ell me, for I got my information elsewhere. If Miss Lombard has Koster direct her and Pasternak produce the movie she's a lucky girl. This team makes no flops and they bring out all the best qualities in every star with whom they work. Boyer, who is tops among the gents, will be lucky too, for good pictures are what all our stars need and Joe makes them. Claudette Colbert to Do Film for M.

G. M. Claudette Colbert has had to take a lot of kidding on being the highest paid gal hi the U. S. A.

To equs 1 her 1938 record she will have to work hard in 1940. Well, she has cn extensive program laid out cr her by all the companies. If she accepts, that's another matter. She has promised Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer one picture and if King 1Zot has his way it will be "Witch of the Wilderness." That's the novel of Desmond Holdridge adapted by Lawrence StaHiEgs In which a yachting party Is and faces death on a South American island. Their primitive instincts came to the fore quite as in "The Admirable Crlchton." The hero Is the captain of the boat and Spencer Tracy has already been elected for that role.

Jeffrey Lynn Gets Roll of Minister The moment I got home and had a chance to talk with Hal Wallis I asked who would play Henry Field, the New England minister In "All This And Heaven Too." At that time every one was undecided, but today he told me that Jeffrey Lynn is set to play this role opposite Bette Davis and Charles Boyer. Bette is responsible for the selecticn of Jeffrey. She wanted him in "Dark Victory," but at that time he wasn't available and it was her sucsestion that put him into the role. It will be interesting to see whether young Lynn fulfills the conception. In the book Henry Field was younger than the governess he married, played by Bette.

Nelson Eddy to Start Concert Tour Thank heavens! Now the Nelson Eddy fans throughout the country can see for themselves that he is not blind. Nelson leaves on a three-month concert tour, which opens in Sacramento Feb. 10. I've received at least 50 letters asking about Nelson's blindness, saying that he was being led around the stuclo and that he was using the Braille system. I even began to believe it myself until I came home and found rot only that were his eyes good, but that he can see much better than you and I and most of the world.

Amazing how these rumors start. The M-G-M studio has had similar letters. Apparently an Item was printed somewhere, but I'm happy to tell my readers it's untrue and decidedly unfair. Claire Trevor Ordered to Gain Weight ONE OF 'THE FIGHTING 69TH' James Cagney heads the cast of the war film which opens at the Fox tomorrow. Joan Bennett The hardbolled reporters who play poker, grab telephones and make bad 0 CARY ROSALIND GRANT-RUSSE is HOWARD HAWK'S mercenary mayor.

Gene Lockhart as sheriff, and Abner Biberman as slippery Louie. THE WIND 1 noun vollablo felnsnse. WW Sua.) m. Ia a I and fidewu. tuli) MAT.

oshJCYE. Perform RIG thrnw iw V'9' as it u.ra tin tirrmiTiii 1 'IK CUD GnuDcmii1 tuccKn' 10-30 AM li a A MttCC 'HIS GIRL Rid AY' at Aldine pers' temple and tomb of the chieftains. George Sanders is Fairbanks' ro mantic rival in the Jungle. George Bancroft is the rancher from Texas lonesome for his wife, and other members of the expedition include John Howard and Gene Garrick. SUEb FOR.

LIBEL? if I FRENCHY A C.l.aSia Hit lfk RALPH BELLAMY Cm LOCH IO.M OOUOIAS FAIRBANKS jr. Joan BENNETT JOHN HOWAtO AlAN HAKsOEOKOI BANCROFT OtOIOI SANOIlt VINCINT PIICI A line or two: Claire Trevor reported for work today at Republic, but she has lost so much weight cause the early scenes wouldn't have Hatched. She now has to put oa 10 pounds so she will look like the girl before she was taken GER0Nir.1033E Yvonne Avonde, who Is in the spotted by Mike Curtiz and now he's 1 Sea Hawk" and that's how CindereLas are born. Informality reigns supreme at the new Walt Disney studio. Everybody calls everybody else by their first names excepting the If: gate man.

He is called Mr. Rogers. Whim Walt drives into the studio in the mornine he is saluted with a Jllo, Walt and Walt answers oyer she couldn't be photographed be still deparament at Warners, was tt sting her for the role In "The Film Role Bcbe's four-year-old. Is being for the role of the little boy Bette and Ralph Morgan are holding a big ball planned for Feb. 22.

the plane to attend the "Fight is unable to be Ronald Reagan's of Clro's, promises to be a big coning In fast and furious, case of neuralgia. Jackie Cooper in six weeks to be the house NEWS -W'hrpsaw. melodrama, with Spencer Tracy, Myrna Loy and Harvey Stephens. 10.05, 11.48, 1.31. 3.14, 4.57.

6.40. 8.23. 10.06. PALACE "Everything Happens at Nig ht," comedy, with Sonja Henle. 10.27.

12.22. 2.17, 4.12. 6.07. 8.02. 9.57.

A "His Girl Friday," newspaper comedy, with Rosalind Russell, Cary Grant. Ralph Bellamy. 11, 12.50. 2.40. 4.30, 6.20.

8.10, Reviewed today. STANTON "Geronlmo." Indians on the warpath, with William Henry and Ellen Drew. 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, 8.10. 10. STUDI "Harvest." pastoral drama, with Orane Demazis.

Ga-brl Gabrlo and Fernandel. 11.05, 1245, 2.46, 4.36. 6.26, 8.16, 10. TRANS-LUX Newsreeb and shorts. Revue, New Film At Fays Today "Slums of Paris," a Frenchy frolic, comes to the Fays stage today, featuring Eve Arden aa the "Queen of the Latin with Paul Winchell and his blockhead boy friend; French Legionnaires; the Three Wiles, comics; the Apaches; Bill LaVemes; Rasa.

Irving and Duval. "Ambassadors of Mirth," and Kay Hamilton, singer. The screen attraction will be the first Philadelphia showing of "Sued for Libel," with Kent Taylor, Linda Hayes and Lilyan Bond. It is the story of a radio broadcaster who guessed wrong. There are amateur contests on Fays stage every Monday at 8.30 P.

M. aim -w with a "Good morning, Mr. Rogers." Bebe Lyon's Boy Tested for Cute little Richard Lyon. Ben and By Mildred Martin HIS GIRL rRIDAV." Columbia picture; from lh play, "Tha Front tutr." by Res) Her hi and Charles Mar Art hurt arrant play by Charles Lederer) directed' by How ard Hawki; opened yesterday at the Stanley. THE CAST Walter Bum Cary Grant Hlldy Johnson Rosalind Rnssell Itrare Baldwin Ralph Bellamy Mheriff Hartwell Mollla Mallny Murphy Renstnger nrilrott Mayor MrCus Wllsoa Handera ijntttm Huffy Karl William Mrs.

Haldwla Joe PettlbM Wnrdrn t'onley Dr. Egelbofler ien lorkhart Helen Mark rnrter Hall F.rneat Trues Cliff Edward eiarenre Knlb Knaroe Karns Frank Jenka Retia Tonmey Abner Biberman Frank Ortb John Qualen Alma Kmaer Billy Tat Went F.dwln Maswell Fast, funny and vastly entertaining. "Hla Oirl Friday" is, if anything, brighter and breezier than "The Front Page" of which it is a brilliant remake. Obviously, Columbia knew what it was about when it decided to dust off Hecht and Mac Arthur's mile-a-min- ute yarn about wild-eyed newspaper folk and a reporter desperately determined to quit his Job for marriage and the peace and quiet of an ad vertising onice. IIILDY NOW IS SKIRTS Instead of contenting itself with turning out a straight duplicate of probably the most famous and most frequently imitated newspaper com edy of our day, the studio has prank-ishly put Hlldy Johnson into skirts, made her the ex-wife of that demon managing editor, Walter Burns, and given her a slow-witted insurance man for fiance.

If Hlldy. as a man, was the answer to every reporter's prayer, Rosalind Russell, the snappy, knowing, smart ly dressed Hlldegard of the Stanley's LAST I SOCXt ore fry, PRIKIUA IANI WAYNE MORRIS JAN! IRYAN IDDII AllIRT JANE WYMAN RsasU REAGAN rat a. eooa mi ii mov 0i fc -av "tiiLL MM jWSTEWmltWiiS9UJiVMI 6 a a. aw i i Bi.mn Tiaraprarjticc ssgpama NIN I T7E Nil MILLAN csaaisst 1 ivarrciss RAfraa it kxbt" Fern Rock Cesar Virginia Fields Romero soon t. 5th 'Cisco Kid and the Lady 56th IHr- Spoirs Sonus Klirr.

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AND HARDY "THF. FI.YINti II CF.H' New Lyric l1 lln.ll I RathUme Overbrook James Jean mh.w. Stewart Arthur "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Show-In Time: 2 SO. 7 00.

9 Park Klabland "MtouM II 1'sik. fs. It to llushands Work 7" unit Utrt JUL A Ets. i Mi aaaaaaaJI ta tnuan MM LUL. tested at Warners for one of Charles Boyer's children in "All This and Heaven, Too." He is wanted Davis, as the governess, liked so much.

He would be adorable sin Jld(l(5(3(a Eddie Cantor, Edward Arnold luncheon tomorrow to discuss the Wayne Morris had to leave on ing 69th" doings in New York so he usher. Walter Roddy, who is a special pal of both Jane Wyman and Ronnie, stepped into a spot that only best friend could occupy Madge Evans Has Date With Stork Snapshots of Hollywood Collected at Random: Madge Evans, who married playwright Sydney Kings ley, a few months ago, has a date with the stork. Myron Grainger, Mrs. Ruby Schinasi's friend. is in Hollywood and so is she.

Laura Whitehead, the first Mrs. Paul Scofield. Is In California She inherited a huge fortune from her second husband, Bill Whitehead, of the Cocoa-Cola family, and Is pending some of It at Arrowhead Springs. Fairbanks and In fGreen HelV CRF.F.N HEI.lV a Famous Productions aim) rrleavrd by I'nlversal; produced by Harry Edlngtoa; from an original screen play by ranees Marion; directed by James Wbale; opened yesterday at tba Aldine. THE CAST Keith Brandon Douglas Fairbanks.

Jr. Htrphanla Richardson Joan Bennelt Ncott John Howard Iir. Mis lrea Alan Halo Tes" Mnrsaa fieorra Bancroft ir Id Klrhardma F'oirester Graham tirarco Mala Kantos Incenl I'rlra George Nanders Gene Garrick Francis Mclnnald Kay Mala Peter Hronle The Indians are on the warpath again, but instead of the Wild West it is the Wild South the "Green Hell" of the Amazon jungle in the film which opened at the Aldine yesterday. The Indians are Aztecs, resentful of the expedition of Alan Hale and Douglas Fairbanks. unearthing long -lost Inca temples and def polling the long-buried shrines.

STORY OF EXPEDITION This first production of the recently-formed Famous Productions, with Harry Edington, former talent agent, as producer, and James Whale as director, follows a more or less stereotyped formula in its chronicling of the expedition's beginning, its discoveries and further seeking, the desertion of the half-savage natives and the attack on the American garrison by hostile tribes. One Item not so stereotyped Is the presence of Joan Bennett, who arrives in the middle of the film seeking her husband. Vincent Price. Price having been killed off conveniently, it becomes apparent by an Indian arrow. Miss Bennett's charms thereupon become the expedition's centre of attraction, and cause one or two black eyes.

She also displays latest Jungle styles for the well-dressed woman. SHOTS OF MONKEYS Miss Bennett's presence is not necessary in the development of the fundamental plot, but it does help in expanding the picture to regulation feature length, and adds visual pleasure. There are several remarkable shots of laughing monkeys, as well as pictures of the sun-worship- Clown's Business Ruined by War LONDON, Jan. 24 (A. The war has ruined his business of trying to make people laugh, said Coco, a famous circus clown, today.

vutu was orougnc mu) court on a charge of failing to pay a $56 Judgment. He said the war had forced him to do odd Jobs as a porter, la- oorer, pnoiographcr and pantoml mist. Held Over 1 Mnrn ttk. Thrat Top. Demand.

Meats sow! noo" Orch. M.i IROCK PtMsERTON All SEATS RESERVED nights Mats. Today Mat. M.ii lol. 30c Plus To ROCK MMsERTON'S COMIOT NIT I KISS GOODBYE CURf IOOTHE AUTHOI 0 'WOMfN' FORREST 2" NV.f M0N.

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at 8: .10 BURTON HOLMES presentm in person-id Color nt Motion IMrtiires GREAT LITTLE HOLLfiHi Tickets: 5c, Unreserved) Prlcei Incl. UX. Hslr tnrroitDD'il 1613 tlientnut PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA I.K.I.M. tlKMANUV, t'rnidiu tliig Tnn.Ae A l.h,J,.iM Itttelnway io I uaiij l'lmna A I.I. 8IRKI.lt rKIN.K Oral Notes by the Ksmous New Vork Critic.

The opening, Tuesday night, social event and reservations are like the name. It reminds me of happy imes at Ciro's In London and I ''iiii win to 6 P.M.-Pft la iil to 6 P.M.-Po Tax Paris. Gracie Allen Is nursing a bad So- (arc il 30c to 1 P.M.-40c State Tniuee ''lh A DfMMftujnu Rmat Orpheum THE XATIOX'S XO. I FAVORITE In The NeTt Mnrily Fsmllv Adventures MICKEY ROONEY leal. St.ss.

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Norma Shearer is home and George Raft couldn't be happier. Carole Landis and her new heart-beat, Harvey Seymour, doing a rhumba at Victor Hugo's. Diane Lewis and Bill Powell were the party Gall Patrick and Bob Cobb gave and the gang all voted in favor of Bill's choice. Frank Parker sang and when he sings It's an occasion for my money. i CH AlllS IAUGHT0N VJZ'oV ilkMtUtltN MASA t4ff PAT CssRAn.JaaaBRYAN.W.

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"Kis the Boys Good-bre," Clare Boothe'i satire, with Loci Lull. 5.30, 8.30. MOTION PICTURES The times five mark the start of the feature film. ALDINE "Green neD." tropical adventure, with Douglas Fairbanks, and Joan Bennett. 11.

12.50, 2.40, 430. 5.20, 8.10, 10. Reviewed today. AE ADLV nlers of the Sea," melodrama, with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr and Margaret Lock-wood. 11.25.

1.40. 3.45. 5.50. 7.55. 10.

BOTD "Gone With the Wlnd." Margaret Mitchell's story. In color, with Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable. OlirU de IlavilUnd. Leslie Howard. Hattie Mc Daniels.

2.15. 8.15. CAPITOL "British Intelligence." spy melodrama, with Margaret Lindsay. Boris Karloff and Bruce Lester. 11 JO.

2.30. 5.05. 7.40. 10.15. CARLE -Gone With the Wlnd." Margarrt Mitchell's story.

In color, with Vlrlen Leigh. Clark Gable and Leslie Howard. 10, 2.25. 8. FOX "Brother Rat and a Baby," comedy, with Wayne Morris.

Eddie Albert and Jane Bryan. 11, 12.50, 2.40. 4.30. 5-30. 8.10.

10. KARLTON "The Shop Around the Corner, comedy, with James Stewart and Margaret SuIIavan. 11.30, 1.30. 3.35. 5.40.

7.45. 9.55. KEITBTS "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," from Victor Hugo's novel, with Charles Laughton. Maureen OTUra, 11, 1.15. 3.23, 5.40, 7.50.

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