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20 a THE PHILADELPHIA' INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1940 Amusement Quide in Philadelphia Drignam oung Brennan and Ruth Hussey. 10.3O. 12.46, 3.02, 5.18, 7.31, 9.55. STANLEY "Virginia City," Western, with Errpl Miriam Hopkins and Randolph Scott. 'Rebecca Comes to Boyd With Fontaine and Olivier Tense Film Version of Novel Is Directed by Alfred Hitchcock 11.05, 1.15, 3.25, 5.23, 7.40, 10.

1 To Cos 2,500,000 5-Month Production Planned, With 2 Months in Kansas and Utah: Loretta Young to Play 'Angel in Furs' By Louella O. Parsons HOLLYWOOD. March 27. "REBECCA," Selanick International picture released through United Artists; from the novel by Daphne da Maarler; STANTON My Little ChJckader comedy Western, with W. C.

Fields, Mae West and Joseph Calleia. 11 12.50, 240, 4.30, 6.20, 8.15 10.05. Charpentler. opera, with Grace Moore, Georges Thill and Andre Pernet. 11.01.

12.45, 2.18, 3.52, 5.26, 7, 8.34, 10.10. TRANS-LUX Newsreels and shorts. adaptation by Robert E. Sherwood and Joan IG money $2,500,000 to be exact is to be spent on "Brigham Young," which will be in production Ave months two months 4 ''v' 1 ft I I 'ft. i i I i Jr VC 9 'f' '-1 i i f' 'a mix ix 'to i I- 4 Harrison directed by Alfred Hitchcock; opened yesterday at the Boyd.

THE CAST Maxim Winter Olivier Mra. de Winter Joan Fontaine Mra. Danvera Anderson Jack Favell Sanders Major Giles Larr -Nisei Brno Colonel Jnlynn C. Aubrey Smith Frank Crawley Denny Beatrtos Lacy Gladys Cooper Robert Philip Winter Frith Edward Fielding Mrs. Van Hopper Florence Bales Coroner Melville Cooper Dr.

Baker ti. Carroll halrrof Forrester Harvey Tanbe Kara Ken Leonard Carey Jasper Smokey By Mildred Martin For more than two hours yesterday, a spellbound audience at the Boyd watched a drama in which the leading character never appears; followed with breathless Interest the story of a beautiful, malevolent woman who. In life, had put her mark upon Manderley. its master and its servants in death, haunted the great halls and the young second wife come to take her place. "Rebecca," on the screen as In the pages of Daphne du Maurier's book, is a psychological ghost 'Daddy Snooks' Plans 0 Wed LOS ANGELES, March 27 (A.

Hanley Stafford. "Daddy Snooks" of the radio, and Vyola Vonn. elngcr and actress, have applied for a marriage license. Thoy'plaa the ceremony April 12 with Fanny "Baby Snooks" Brlce as a guest. Stafford gave his age as 35, MiSs Vonn's as 21.

'Ice Vanities' Back An international cast of figure skaters will appear in the return of "lea Vanities of 1940" to the Arena, 46th and Market tonight. The carnival will continue to April 3. including a matinee this Saturday. Therf will also be several ballet numbers. MUSIC ACADEMY Philadelphia Orches-chestra in Children's Concert, Leopold Stokowskl conducting-.

4. TOWN HALL Pope Pins Liturgical Choir. 8.30. THE THEATRE FORREST "A Night at the Folies Bergere," revue, with Imogene Coca and Fred Sanborn. 2.30, 8.30.

LOCUST ST. "Margin fore Error." comedy-melodrama by Clare Boothe, with Doris Dudley. Sheldon Leonard, Don Terry. 2.30, 8.30. MOTION PICTURES The times riven mark the start of the feature film.

ALDINE "The Blue Maeterlinck's fantasy, with Shirley Temple, Johnny RusselL Spring Byington. 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30. 6.20, 8.10. 10. Reviewed today.

ARCADIA "Abe Lincoln In Illinois," Robert E. Sherwood's play, with Raymond Massey. Ruth Gordon, Gene Lockhart, Mary Howard. 11.10. 1.20, 3.30, 5.40.

7.50, 10. BOY "Rebecca," Daphne du Maurier's story, with Joan Fontaine, Laurence Olivier, Judith Anderson. 10.30, 12.45, 3.05, 5.20, 7.35, 10. Reviewed today. CAPITOL "Calling Philo Vance," mystery, with James Stephenson, argot Stevenson and Henry O'Neill.

11.55, 2.30, 5.05, 7.40. 10.15. EARLE "Gone With the Wind," Margaret Mitchell's story, in color, with Vivien Leigh. Clark Gable and Leslie Howard. 10.20, 2.25, 8.

FOX "Road to Singapore," comedy with music, with Blng Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. 11.20, 1.05, 2.55, 4.40, 6.30, 8.15, 10.05. KARLTON "Strange Cargo." drama, with Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, Ian Hunter and Peter Loire. 11.15. 1.20, 3.30, 5.40.

7.50. 10. KEITH'S "The Grapes of Wrath," John Steinbeck's story, with Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell. John Carradine and Dorris Bowdon. 11, 1.05, 3.15, 5.25, 7.40.

9.50. NEWS "White Woman." melodrama, with Carole Lombard and Charles Laughton. 10.22, 11.52, 1.22, 2.52, 4.22, 5.52, 7.22, 8.52, 10.22. PALACE "Northwest Passage." pioneer drama. In color, with Spencer Tracy, Robert Young, Walter dog.

her devoted housekeeper, Mrs. Danvers. FRIGHTENED YOUNG WIFE There is the Rebecca legend, too. And all these things accomplish their evil work, separating Rebecca's frightened young successor from the memory-ridden man she married. Then, and to tell more would dissipate the film's enjoyment for those unfamiliar with the book, comes word that the body of Rebecca has been found in the cabin of her capsized boat.

How the ghost of Rebecca is laid forever provides an amazing conclusion, vicious, vigorous, completely satisfying. OLIVIER AS DE WINTER Superb casting has placed Laurence Olivier in the role of Maxim de Winter: has given Joan Fontaine the difficult assignment the second wife; and has brought that fine actress. Judith Anderson, back to films to create a fear-inspiring portrait of the demon housekeeper, Mrs. Danvers. Upon the strength of her beautiful, touching performance as the gauche interloper at Manderley, Miss Fontaine can no longer be regarded simply as Olivia de Havilland's "little sister." Her present work sets her apart as one of the screen's truly fine, sensitive actresses with infinitely more to offer than mere prettiness.

SUPPORT EFFECTIVE Supporting players all contribute effectively. The settings David O. Selznick has supplied as background are quite as perfect, quite as carefully and atmospherically contrived as those he lavished upon that other dramatization of a best seller, "Gone With the Wind." When Mr. Selznick buys the screen rights to a book, it is apparent he believes in abiding by that book something not so common as to be dismissed lightly. The only Important change in "Rebecca" Is the fault of the Hays office, not that of Selznick or of his capable scenarists, Robert K.

Sherwood and Joan Harrison. Reserved sure now om sal? UP TO and INCLUDING APRIL II story. Hinting at horror, leaving its GONE WITH THE WIND EAKI.K THEATRE ISr DOORS oaf A. aft. Mwa 4 4.hM Prlm Owe Kwn fJOr mini tww Hemxl.

ail MAT 7 it 'IvtMiNO a a AM lh Alt If ATI 14 living characters constantly at me mercy of a dead woman who is stronger than they, it is a weird and eerie tale that scorns to materialize its ghost, a tale ideally suited to the talents of Alfred Hitchcock. MASTER OF MACABRE A master of the macabre, the English director has succeeded brilliantly In his Initial Hollywood venture. In his Individual fashion, he has re-told In his own creepy, colorful way Miss du Maurier's forbidding, fascinating story of life and death, malignancy and murder. The baleful beauty of Rebecca hangs heavily over the Cornish estate of which she was once mistress. At every turn are concrete souvenirs of the first Mrs.

Maxim de Winter her initialed belongings, her sharp, slanting handwriting, her SuwMT I raiia.m I II 9 all Vwa nM al Mn wln-WiakikUi4le II wt nuivaiKiin, aaa. mom cant ta hi omti-iwww mn Mat IT'S A DATE' WITH DEANNA DURBIN The singing star has her most mature role to date, In the picture which is next on the Fox's schedule. DOCKS OftN 10 A. M. LAST 7 DAYS! XT WX? POP.

MAT: FORREST eves. 8:30 TODAY, 2:3 OAVtD O. StUNIOC wfca tmr tw "QONI wrpw4Ylw (fc MwVwriatwrfgal al OAPHNI wMAUttflS VIVia HttM-VOlTAM nWMUt ttVIW CTIiniA MAMKCT of that time In Kansas and Utah. All this was told me by Darryl Zanuck, who is in Salt Lake City today with Henry Hathaway, the director, and Lamar Trotti, the writer, delving into the records of the Mormon Church and talking to the descendants of Mormon fathers. Dean Jagger, as you know, is all set to play Brigham Young with Don Ameche a likely candidate for the role of Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormon Church.

Jane Darwelt and Carradine in Cast YouH see Jane Darwell as Elizabeth Kent and John Carradine as the famous Indian Either Kay Francis or Mary Astor will be signed for the Mormon elder's first wife with Dorris Bowden as Zlta. the younger one. "Brigham Young" goes into production immediately. 4 "Angel in Furs," bought by Paramount in 1035 for Carole Lombard, is being remodeled to Loretta Young's dramatic measurements. Not at all the luxury tale it sounds to be, "Angel" is really a story of the great open spaces of the North and has much the same background as "Call of the Wild." Loretta Young Hailed in 'D octor Takes a Wife Remember when Loretta made this years ago with Clark Oable? Come to think of it, I don't believe she's done one of these outdoor epics since.

Speaking of Loretta, my preview chorus of kids who see all the "sneaks" are doing raves about her in "The Doctor Takes a Wife." Advance reports of this picture are a surprise since it was very inexpensively made and everyone wondered why Loretta accepted it. The name Sigrid Ourie, headlined when it was discovered that she was born in Brooklyn and not in Norway, has practically been forgotten in Hollywood. Sigrid married Dr. Lawrence Spangard and since that time has made only one picture, "Rio," at Universal. Sigrid Gurie to Play Refugee Daughter Well, Sigrid is getting her big chance now.

She plays Leni, the refugee daughter of a Viennese doctor. In "Doctors Don't Tell," with Charles Coburn and John Wayne in the other two Important roles. The story is modern, touching only on the concentration camp in Austria when the girl and her father escape. The town is still chattering about Winnie Sheehan's "Florian' and the magnificent Arabian stallion star of the film. In all justice to Robert Young, Helen Gilbert and Irina Baronova, the "human" actors, lt'is Florian who steals the show.

Audience Applauds Florian Scenes The preview audience applauded again and again as the magnificent animal went through his paces ungulded by a human hand. Winnie has concocted a film abounding with box-office appeal and his friends are glad he has such a hit in his comeback as a producer. Chatter in Hollywood: Bill Girard, who claims to have been Lois Andrews' big moment before she fell in love with Oeorgie Jessel, Is carrying a torch a mile high. He was at the Club 17 telling everyone within hearing that he had his airplane passage booked and was all ready to fly to Lois when the papers front-paged the story of the prospective marriage of the 15-year-old Lois to 42-year-old Jessel. Maybe Girard can cheer up, if it's true the Andrews-Jessel combination is a press agent yarn, as has been rumored in Hollywood.

Ann Sheridan to Lampoon Harvard A line or two: You cannot say Ann Sheridan hasn't a sense of humor. Invitations to her preview of "Now It Can Be Told" are to be a parody of the llajjvard lampoon. The date is next Tuesday 9 1 I nearly fell out of my chair when someone from my home town, Dixon, sent me a notation from the Dixon Telegragh saying that Orson Welles was the grandson of old man Sheffield, who owned the Sheffield house In Grand de Tour, six miles from my home town, Orson, it appears, as a lad set fire to the inn, thereby achieving undying fame in Dixon. Gail Patrick to Announce Ball Game Snapshots of Hollywood Collected at Random: Laralne Day's big heart throb Is Sydney Gullaroff, M-G-M hair stylist. Fay Helm, recently divorced, and Lew Ayres, have been talking things over.

Gail Patrick will announce the baseball game Saturday between the Hollywood Stars and the Seattle team. Liz Whitney with Tom Shevlln, New York millionaire, at the Sphinx Club, with her usual escort, Gene Towne, sitting at a nearby table with Lucille Le Sert. Billy Arnold, well-known actor, is seriously ill at the Good Samaritan Hospital. Hepburn Trip to Hollywood Hinted Katharine Hepburn is closing her show, and everyone is wondering if shell head directly for Hollywood. Merle Oberon, who was quite sick when she went East, is back again entirely recovered.

Margaret Lindsay's constant escort in Florida is Jack Sterling, New York Dorothy Lamour, wearing a leopard skin hat and muff, was at Ciro's last night. That wasKay Stewart in a ringside seat at Slapsie Maxie's with Rudy Vallee, and Heinle Cooper with Claire Dodd. Two of Jim Thorpe's sons, Phil, 13, and Bill, 10, will work in "The Life of Knute Rockne." He was the great Indian football player. Bonlta Granville and Jackie Cooper, a cute dancing pair at the Co-coanut above isth and there is a possibility they will be regular broadcasters next fall. HILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA LEOPOLD STOKOWSK1.

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It features Waneta in her dance creations; the French beauty, Marcia, and the Gypsy princess, Mariya. and her violin. The cast also includes Dick Nash and Jeanette Evans, the Mazzone and Abbot Dancers, the versatile Dixons and Don Rice in comic Impressions of the great. On the screen will be "The Marines Fly High." with Chester Morris, Richard Dix and Lucille Ball. Monday evening will be the final amateur contest in the present series, and on April 8 there will be another "All Prize Winner Amateur Night." 2 in Show Here THE CHILDREN'S THEATRE OP NEW YORK Present UNDER THE LILACS ERLANQER, UU Mar.

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grimly through fancy sets that indicate Mytyi and Tyltyl were suffering from acute indigestion. It was a relief when they awaken "TnX BLFI BIRD." sOth Centory-Fa ptrtare; bu4 on the play hj Maurice Maeterlinck I acrtwnplay by Erneat Paaral; additional dialogue by Walter Bullock: mualral trore by Alfred Newman; directed by Walter Lwig opened yraterday at the AJdlne. THE CAST UAiunpd Front 4 Don Ameche. Al Jolaon river SWA NEE RIVER" "DISPI TED PASSAGE" Cnnira 60th A Buret "BROTHER RAT AND A RAMI" mJ Prlscllla Wayne Jane 7tft Blt. Lane Morris Bryan FREE DINNER WARE TO LADIES Sprws "ANOTHER THIN MAN Oxford fm Iris ALICE FRED aim 63d Kontt ed in their own beds to disturb Mum kfna A Jane Withers, "High Srhool" thlgh Vanltyware Free to Ladles Antraara taa- Kens, li Alle.

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'CeraraS Trsir Mat.lOe Cameo "FLYINO DECCF.H" "Fl tllTIVE AT I.AROF." Carole Rrlan Anna Byington Nisei Brace Mandergauard Eddie Col Una CONNOLLY Mammy Tyl Mr. Laiur; Tyletta Tylo Angela Berllngot Blh A Just What You'd Expect Cukurhna Montgomery Ardmor The LADIES of NOTE MLombard Aherne Shirley Jsrkann and You'll Lovi it "GREAT VICTOR HERBERT" A AlleRheny. Sac. 3247 Carman Hybll Jason JAMES CAGNEY. PAT O'BRIEN 2.15 EV E.

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They are accompanied on their adventures by Tylo, the dog. Impersonated in slap-stick comedy style by Eddie Collins, and by Tylette. the cat, a vicious if handsome libel on the feline tribe in the guise of Gale Sondergaard. There's Light, too, a nasel-voiced blonde, who doesn't do much to Illuminate the footage In which she appears. ONE SONG AND DANCE Shirley has only one song and dance number, but she goes through it with determined, self-conscious cuteness while Granny and Grandpa Tyl look on before going back to sleep.

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