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FEATURES BROADWAY AND AMUSEMENTS Wafliter Wfimiclhellfl On Broadway (Trade Mark Registered Copyrlrht. 1943. Dally Mirror. Inc.) THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING.

SEPTEMBER 25. 1942 20 a Severest Critic Approves Role coach station, she at last voiced approval. "It's the best part of your career, she informed her mother. "Why, you even shoot Indians!" The Ink Spots, -vlth Lucky Mtii-inder and his orchestra, head the stage bill, on which are also featured Sister Tharpe and Peg-Leg Bates. Actress Connie Gilchrist has at last been given a role that meets with the complete approval of her young daughter, Dorothy.

Heretofore, Connie has portrayed characters on the screen that have brought only lukewarm response from Doro thy. "Not enough action," the child claimed. But when Dorothy read her mother's script for "Apache Trail," due at the Earle today, in which Connie is cast as cook at a Western stage A Taste Worthy off the Name 5 It means fewer bottles and fewer caps i -KeVW That's the way everyone can help to (oa. Uncle Satn Atwill Admits Guilt in Film Case Perjury HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 24 (U.

Lionel Atwill, veteran motion picture actor, today pleaded guilty to perjury charges, admitting that he had in his possession and exhibited lewd motion pictures in his beach home during the summer of 1940. In pleading guilty, Atwill said that he had "lied like a gentleman" in previously denying the charges to protect his friends. The sudden change in plea came when Atwill appeared before Superior Judge William R. McKay and said he wished to plead guilty before the case came up for trial next Monde j. ORGY' CHARGE DROPPED Atwill entered his plea after his counsel, former Judge Isaac Pacht, and Deputy District Attorney Arthur Veitch, reached a settlement under which the film actor was virtually absolved of charges that "sex orgies" had taken place in his Pacific Palisades home during the holiday season of 1940-41.

When the agreement between Pacht and the deputy district attorney was completed, Atwill appeared before the Judge to enter his plea. Veitch moved that all the charges and testimony before the 1942 Grand Jury concerning the alleged "orgies" be stricken from the record. AGAIN DENIES 'INCIDENTS' After long discussion. Judge McKay granted the motion and Atwill pleaded guilty only to the perjury charge. "I want to make it most specific and clear," said Pacht, "that as to the incidents at the Pacific Palisades home, testified to by two witnesses before the Grand Jury, Mr.

Atwill again denies that those incidents ever occurred. "As to the exhibiting of the films, when he was asked about it, what would a gentleman do? Deny it, of course. FILMS CALLED TRIVIAL "Men in his profession do not attribute much importance to the exhibiting of so-called stag films. "In order not to embarrass his friends, he didn't tell the truth on this point before the Grand Jury. But that is all." JV -K i A -Ws, 5 'JrV Kill Sxt.

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BUT U. S. WAR SAVINOt STAMPS AND BONOS Philadelphia Office, 2815-29 Ridge Avenue Telephone STEventon 1200 alley Ferge Corovae) KYW nightly 11:10 P.M. 12:10 A.M. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT GALA CONCERT SALUTE YOUR HEROES BUY WAR BONOS STAMPS NOW THE ACTRESS IS A HEP-CAT Gertrude Lawrence, dancing star of "Lady In The Dark," who is heartily in favor of the jitterbug type of dancing.

She told of her hep-cat experiences when she arrived in Philadelphia yesterday. She's pictured in her hotel room puzzling over a crossword. Gertrude Lawrence Says She's a Real Jitterbug UlNCEIt H.XJEKS Penn Egyptian THK I NSKKN KNKMV (iANCSTKK" Kav Kyser and His H.md lllrklnstm "MY FAVOKITK SPY" A I I Ce Kens. RED SKEI.TON 'HAVINIi A iVOXDKKFI'l, TIMK" n.I.FN CREW. WYMAN HaelPnl r.JJ "SA ROTA.iK" Erlen iiih Ar Choiteniiam Ave.

War Bonds Stamps on Sale JAKT HUMl'liKKY Btxi maturing NOTED PHILADELPHIA WOMEN IN ARTS Tonite FRI. Sept. 25 ACADEMY of MUSIC DOROTHY PARKER, Mlttrass of Crtmonlil Nila MagldofT Svlma Amansky Jean Brhrend Anns Critt Ballet He)r Sondtrgaard Edna Phillips Mrt. D. Slswarl Polk Marsicane Trudy Gundort Joan Virginia Lewis Margaret Webster Katherine Krause Selena Royle Hilda Morse Elsa Hilger Lois Putlitz Women's Chorus of 75 Voices Navy league Flag Presentation Sponsored by Russian War Relief FOR MEDICAL AID TO RUSSIA I'hilit.

at unit mcrl hcutre PenVCfllf "'1 JAM Eo STEWART i cnipcn yul RAY MILLANI) and Sull.itan In Hit rste-t Triumph -Ursula 1'arroH's Inmtiu Stury "NK.XT TIMK HK LOVE" Also Van Heflin. irand Central Mnrder Airport j. I.AItV The Corpse Vanishes" Imw 'd In Theatre Official Issuing Arjcnry Feature: 8.00, 10.01 'Tarzan's New York Adventure' AMrn DUKIIillV LAMOUR CrK-n-i Mseyond tile Horizon' Pi; "MOOMIIth" ATLANTIC (OXVOT" N. With Allegheny JOHNNY Vest) ANN SOTHERN MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN President zitt WEISSMULLER Gsorge Raft MAISIE CiKTS HKK MAX" ANN SOIHERN CJr v-a Market "Malsle Her Man" Aan "ioiiKh As Come" helie 1 "PltlSOXKR OF JAPAN" Door Canteens in England and in other countries where United Nations soldiers and sailors are in need of entertainment. Meanwhile, she's doing her bit entertaining service men in this country.

Sunday night she and the cast of "Lady in the Dark" are doing a free show for men in uniform. Pat O'Brien, Janet Blair "BROADWAY" Ambasscdcr Gary Cooper TICKETS en Sale: RDtslen Wsr Relief Oflica, 1001 ocramblsd Eggs The New York police are on the verge of making wholesale arrests of a Philly mob attempting to chisel into the Broadway sector Lee Tracy makes his flicker comeback in "Power of the Press." his first real click years Vanguard Press publishes "Abraham Lincoln and the 5th Column" on the 30th. It will embarrass some famed descendants of Copperheads in the 1860's. Whaddaya think is Argentina's big song hit? "En lo profondo Corazon de Texas" (clap-clap-clap!) The odds are up that J. Louis will convince B.

Conn that you can't hit a Sgt. and get away with it Add unsung heroes: Harry Williams of United Press. He hrooke the story exposing Deatherage's employment at the West Va. ordnance plant, which resulted in Deatherage's quick exit King Carol, they say, has 25 million smackers with him in Mexico. Lyle Talbot's last movie before joining: the Army is called: ''Permit to Kill" Because former Senator Minton of Indiana visited F.

D. R. last week the rumor had him inheriting: Stimson's job if Stimson quits OWI sent a man to Tin Pan Alley to tell son? publishers what to publish for morale. "Just so it has sincerity!" was the theme Nicest thing about getting- the worst of a fight at La Martinique is that the nearest hospital is right upstairs. Biggest night spot premiere in years was Hildegarde's at the Persian room One of the most popular juke box recordings Is Strip Polka," which is barred from the networks.

Because of its wordape At the Times Square bond rally on Oct. 5 the Hotel Dixie bond booth will be in front of the Hotel Astor! The U. S. O. canteen in Penn Station was burglared Tuesday.

The loot was 40 lbs. of Fcr the first time in the memory of AP staffers the early trick" has a girl. A snappy looking brunette named Flora Lewis, recent Columbia graduate Hours midnight to 8 on the Great Britain desk alone. John Cleveland, who rollabbed with Luther Davis for Collier's, was accidentally killed on the rifle range of the Marine base at Quantico The burlesk ban has been a boon to strip-teasers. They now get higher wages and better working conditions in the S4.40 shows Among other things that do not give us wrinkles is reading: that movietown has a shortage of leading men Cadet Tommy Harmon's speech on the Ginny Simms program was so good Congressman Voorhis read it into the Cong.

Record. Whatever became of Father Divine? He's trying to acquire the Schwab estate at Loretto, Pa. Bennett Cerf's new book (being done now) will be "A Pocketful of War Humor" The Andrews Sisters will soon introduce a new war ditty called "3121 Miles From Home" Howard Benedict stuck out 10 raises in a poker game against Charles Coburn's four deuces and full houses held by Ira Gershwin and George Haight. Benedict drew one card and filled a straight flush. The pot held $900 Banned seditious matter is now being peddled from door to door in the Bund sector of York-vine The Warner version of "George Washington Slept Here" with Jack Benny is reported a screen scream.

The Broadway critics labeled the play ho-humbug Add bum-timing: The Satevpost has a good piece by Tom Meany calling Pete Reiser of the Dodgers the No. 1 National Leaguer Other sportswriters are calling Reiser the League's No. 1 goat because of his batting slump. Gene Fowler is holding up publication of his criticism of T. Dreiser (over the Canadian encounter) because Dreiser said he was misquoted.

Those who've seen the article say it is devastating Newspapermen hear that Schmeling has been in charge of a concentration camp where the victims get no sympathy from him If you thought "Sister Eileen" on the stage was hilarious wait'II you see it on the screen There's a good story in that elderly lady who carries a sandwich around 42d Sfreet and Broadway. On her dress she waars a service pin with three stars She's the one who advertises a tea shop. Remember Sybil Jason, the kid picture star? She's said to be in a Capetown (South Africa) convent The Mayor shouldn't have trouble ridding the city of tin horn gamblers. They've been quitting to go to the boom towns in the war West where suckers are plentiful Observation: The fact that the Dodders arc losing the pennant received 10 times the publicity that the Yankees got winning it Andy Devine, this week, starts his 17th straight year as a Universal actor, by appearing in "Sin Town," a record for studio-actor association in movie history, they say The Brains Dep't at Universal changed the title of "On the Beam" to "It Comes Up Love. Jackson" Jive-talk Private Eddie Sachs of the Army is the latest to do a book.

Good title: "My Private Life" American troops in the Far East are squawking about the highly-touted V-mail, which takes six weeks to reach them. Regular airmail gets there in 13 days Add Tense Backstage Scenes: The attache whose job it is to stand next to a recording of the Star Spangled Banner all night (at the 44th st. Stage door canteen) and be ready to play it loudly in case of a fight; or if a uniformed man 'ets too amorous." New York Letter The Lobster Shift: Mayor La Guardia's recent outburst against gambling, according to the local gentry, was caused by a city official losing S800 to card sharps on a Washington-bound train Military and Naval officials are organizing a campaign to exempt them from paying the huge income taxes the rest of our citizens will be stuck with The Army will have the job of cleaning up Alaska, which is said to be as wide open as in the Klondike days Barney Ruditsky, New York's famous retired detective, joins the Coast Guard in California this week And Marvin world-famed long distance swimmer, enters the Navy as an aquatic instructor. Gold Star MMothers have cancelled their annual convention, in order not to tax transportation facilities Congressmen are being baited to draft 'teen age kids by lures of a postwar education for them, Government-subsidized in the WPA manner Diana Barrymore loses her groom, Bramwell Fletcher, to the Army next month. He's joining up as a buck private Hume Cronyn, Broadway actor and heir to the Guinness beer fortune, weds Jessica Tandy in Beverly Hills next Sunday David Lichine, Ballet Russe dancer, is being discussed as a likely candidate for the role of Rudolf Valentino in the picture to be based on the latter's life would also be the perfect choice for Nijinsky, in case they get around to screening him Grace Moore is now booking her own concert tours.

It will be La Moore, and not Lucy Monroe, who'll sing "The Star Spangled Banner" at the Army Emergency Relief show Sept. 30, if that's news When Lottie Lehman, the Metropolitan Opera diva, returns to New York in November, she'll open singing classes for a selected few Steve Trilling, former casting director, succeeds to Lieutenant Colonel Jack Warner's post when the latter shelves his film duties for the military. Orson Welles has turned down two radio offers, one from the Saturday Evening Fost, out of loyalty to his own Mercury Players Margot Grahame plans to return to England on the first available boat, even if it's a freighter Frances Faye was robbed cf her diamonds in Detroit her second robbery within two months, and no insurance Fanny Ward, weary of those antique photographs of herself, has had a new streamlined set sent out to the newspapers Composer Russell Bennett makes his Broadway debut as a conductor for Oscar Hammerstein's "Carmen Jones," which he also adapted from the Bizet score Jobs for bus boys in Washington at S30 per week, are going begging And Ruby Foo is now paying S50 per week with room and board to Chinese waiters, on account of the shortage of help in the Capital. The U. S.

Coast Guard's Manhattan Beach football team will play Villanova on Saturday, Oct. 10 Lester Lanin (Howard's brother) heads a committee to obtain musical instruments for a band aboard a U. S. battleship. He can be reached at 1776 Broadway Columnists are now being asked to make a direct appeal to the public to buy war bonds, to help out the Motion Picture Industry's 5160.000,000 drive for September.

In case you don't know, a $25 War Bond retails for a $50 bond costs only $37.50, and a $100 bond may be acquired for $75. This means you eventually get back $4 for every $3 invested, and besides it is a patriotic duty. Send your checks or money orders to the New York State War Activities Committee. 214 W. 42d New York City, and make them payable to the Federal Reserve Bank.

The Andrews Sisters got a $1500 bonus for breaking the theatre record for ward bond sales at the Paramount on Wednesday 65,000 worth, sold from the stage! Add Pictures No Artist Could Paint: Ex-Ambassador Joseph C. Grew exchanging war horror stories with the Countess Vamorpha of Poland, at the Promenade Outdoor Cafe in Radio City, while Pola Negri listens in. Gitz Rice, composer of those World War hits "Pal O' Mine" and "Hinky. Dinky, Parlez-vous," has been signed to open the Henry Hudson Hotel's Ferris Wheel Bar, opening in mid-October The Havana-Madrid partners, Lopez and Ferrer, have come to a parting of the ways, with Ferrer selling out Bob Chester, Freddy Martin and Duke Ellington are slated for the Roxy, in its next name band policy The Cine Roma Theatre, opposite Lindy's, may be re-christened the MacArthur when it runs Republic's "The Flying Tigers." "SERGEANT YORK" Fern Rock 't eooo x. cm st Meet the otewarts WILLIAM HOLDEN FRANCES DEE Added: Fridav Nite Request Hit "THF.

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SPENCER TRACY Blr.l HEDY LAMARR "TORTILLA FLAT" (tax Inelidt) No Increase In Admission Anthony Wayne WM. HOLDKN VRAM1N I1KK Reg IS 1 I.I II i PA IKK KL.M.I ZV Ien Autr- Uestem b6vh r.i.ih a Bin hits i AIX1LPHF. MFNJOU IVAYXE, I'A. "Mr-et the Slesrl' I 17 salnm Tjkn Over" "TAII.SI'IV -SYNCOPATION" Harry James. Cnmlman Also Limi Ahner.

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Loroiny Lamour "Magnificent AmberEons" "BKVOXB THE BLI HORIZON" i Mfoi.ntt BelirOrlt v.iii.l Snliiern. Skc-lton Slarket "Malsle Lets Her Mm" COMMANDOS "THtlY RAID BY NIGHT" Year's Picture to tli- Nazis Also -Willi Htilden Dee "MEET THE STEWARTS" Ridge HXOAIIH VAMSHFS- If you want to know where Ger-truJe Lawrencs, slim, graceful star cf "Ldy in the Dark," stands on th3 subject of jitterbug-ging, we're in a position to tell you. The lady is a hep-cat. In the living room of her hotel suite yesterday, she rose to demonstrate a few steps, and it would have brought cheers from the lads at the Stage Door Canteen. WORE OUT SHOES "I remember one night at New York University," she recalled, "when I was crowned queen of something-or-other by the students.

I made my little speech of acceptance and I thought I was through. Was I wrong! "A dance band started to play, and. I wore out two pairs of shoes jitterbugging until four o'clock in the morning with the boys." But the English stage star, whose play about a career woman who consults a psychiatrist and starts deaming things opens here Monday, has other things on her mind these days. PLANS MORE CANTEENS She wants to get back to England, to entertain the soldiers of Britain and other United Nations. And she's worked out a way to do it.

Behind the plan is a cranberry bog. A cranberry company is going to work the bog for her and set up stands all over the country to sell cranberry juice and other cranberry products. With the profits, Miss Lawrence intends to open a string of American Theatre Wing (she's a vice president of it) Stage l-ynn r.nri. "S-irret Asent of HAITI IMOT Qt- it "TOIf.H A II1F.V rk'" "Man Who W.uil.ln't Ile" Glenside, fa. MENRY "Mavnlfirent Ilope' THK Kl.

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Mariene Dietrich OTDIlBniir.il Tr)hr y.vayn". "The Spoiler" OPEN ALL NICHT PAUII 13h GARY COOPER rAMILT Markp. "ieh -a-t york" i RKfiULAR PRICES "PEN ALL NICHT ClnV1211 ANDREWS SISTERS OAVUT Mrkpt "PRIVATE BUCKaROO" 333 MARKET 'Beyond the Blue HorliorT runt i Broadway Humphrey Bogart "THF. Blfi SHOT" SEDGWICK MuAr, RDHUI CV Broad b. Tyrone Power Jean Fontaine r'rf Jackson Si? Radio's Funniest Bad Boy Is 1 oinev Rurd "The Postman IKdn't King" with BRENDA JOYCE itrn-fard sma-h hits arraTiora henry fonda MAGNIFICENT TOPE" Also JOHN WAYNE IN Ol.n CALIFORNIA" SallyRand Ordered To Pay Off Debts HOLLYWOOD, Sept.

24 (U. Sally Rand, the fan dancer, must pay $1500 and other claims to Eugene Curtis, who said he acted as her manager and advanced the money to her last year on her personal notes. Superior Court Judge Carl A. Stutsman awarded the judgment to Curtis yesterday when Miss Rand lailed to appear in court to offer defense. Also "TOI-(IH AS THEY fOMK" "THIS FELTON ABOVE ALL" SPENCER TRACY "TftRTM A FIAT" i PRINCESS Ball.

Paul Kellv. Helen Pnrrish On the Screen Again JIMMIE LYDON AS HENRY ALDRICH in "HENRY DIZZY" WEST PHILADELPHIA Cambria Humphrey bogart amhrla "THE Bill SHOT" JOAN BENNETT COLNEYoIne? pipusist Priscilla Lane Robert Cummings "SABOTEUR" ShUhUmh Monrgomerv Ardmor UbUrbOn AmnW Parking nOPOTHY LAMOUR "BEYOND THE RU HORIZON" RICHARD DENNING. JACK HALEY GEORGE BRENT. -TWIN BEDS" Usl1il Ron- cieo. Brent, jiwn Bennett "CTiriajs Km-.

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