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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 5. 1943 16 a 111 TONIGHT" The Seventh Victim Opens; Thriller on Studio Screen --D OLDODODITO BIT" MASTBACM "Princess OTtourke," 11. 12.50, 2.40.

4.30. 6.20. 8.10. 10. NEWS "Moon Over Burma." 8, 9.25.

10.55. 12.25. 1.55. 3.25. 4.55, 6.25.

7.55, 9.25. 10.55. all night. STANLEY "1 Dood It." 11.15. 1.10, 3.10, 5.0.

7. 9.10. 11.05. 1 05 A. M.

STANTON "Ad vent urra of Tartu," 11.15, 1.25, 5.40. 7.50. 10. RTCDIO "The 7th Victim." 31, 12.50, 2.45, 4.40, 6.35. 8.20.

10.05. LATE SHOWS! Hit 0ar Oaaa 10 3 AM. WAR BONDS STAMPS CAN BE PURCHASED AT Alt STANLET-WARHER THEATRES Industry to Sponsor School for Acting New Talent to Be Trained in College Chosen by Picture Academy Group By Louella O. Parsons HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 4.

MAKING plans so quietly that not a word has leaked out, the movie industry, through the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, will sponsor its own training school for new oint think this is the finest idea I have heard of in a long time. 1 Amusement Guide MUSIC ACADEMY "Philadelphia Orchestra, 2.30. THEATERS FORREST "A Connecticut Yankee." 8.30. "Carmen Jones," 8.30. I.OCITST ST.

"Tobacco Road." 8.30. WALNUT "What'a Up." 8.30. MOTION PICTURES AI.DINE "For Whom the Bell Tolls." 10, 1. 3.55, 6.50. 9.80.

ARCADIA "Yankee Doodle Dandy," 11, 1.10, 3.20, 5.30, 7.40, 10. BOY "Flesh and Fantasy." 11. 12.50. 2S40." 4.30. 6.20.

8.10. 10.05. EARr.E "Ht Diddle Diddle." 11.05. 2 OS. 5 05.

8.05. 10.30. Jan Garber and orchestra on stage. FAYS "Submarine Alert," 1.10, 3.45, 6.20. 8.45, 11.05.

"Buddy" Johnson and band on Hi age. FOX "Man From Down Under," 11.25, 1.30. 3.40, 5.50, 7.55. 10.05. KARI.TON "Wintertime," 11, 12.45, 2.35, 4.25.

6.20. 8.10. 10.10. KEITH'S "So Proudly We Hall," 11, 1.05, 3.20, 5.35. 7.45.

10.65. OLIVIA ROBERT. JACK de HAVILLAND CUMMINGS CARSON tance to its membership, that it was not the kind of sensationalism she wished, she goes to a psychiatrist for help and thereby hangs the rest of the tale and we will go no further for it would spoil the fun. Jean Brooks did a good acting job as the afflicted heroine; and Tom Conway, as the psychiatrist, left one in doubt most of the time as to whether his intentions were strictly honorable or otherwise. Kim Hunter and Erford Gage, as the unsophisticates, handled their roles well.

The other members of the supporting cast were well chosen. Director Mark Robson didn't miss many tricks calculated to send chills down the spine. M. K. 1 WARNER BROS.

Happy Hit' It means the end of all the fake acting schools that have victimized WYMAN CHARLES COBURN JANE DOORS OPEN 10:45 A.M. RED SKELTON great artists have been honored in the past by permanent posters in the lobby Sarah Bernhardt and Feodor Chaliapin. Now Greer's portrait is a permanent fixture beside theirs. ELEANOR POWELL STANLEY-WARNER with LENA HORNE-HAZEL SCOTT-JIMMY DORSEY BAND BOYD CHARLES LAUGIITOrJiNM 19th and CHESTNUT doors open "THE MAN 10:43 A. M.

wilh RINNIE BARNES RICHARD CARLSON DONNA RIID Robert 1lt el "Goedey. Mr. Chipi," nOM AT Ciladsl" and "39 Slspi" IUIIHI ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S wmm YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! I TOE tow. TOtW SO SO ro this ENGAGEMENT Mat 7 5c EW. 1 Thi ricrur- of R.gofar rr IT HAS NO EQUAL! movie struck youngsters for years.

It means that novices who have talent will be under the supervision of the real movie makers. Let me tell you what I know of this plan: Charles Coburn has been appointed chairman of the school committee by Walter Wanger, Academy head. The present idea Is to find a college, or perhaps several of them, where dramatic training classes may be estab-1 lished. The University of California at Los Angeles is among the colleges under consideration, although U. S.

C. and the University of Texas also are in the running. Speaking: of breaks for new talent, 20th Century-Fox is shooting a million-dollar budget to get a half-dozen of their youngsters rolling in "I Married A Soldier." With nary a "big name" in the cast, this movie, which Otto Pre-minger will produce and direct, brings out Mich fledglings as Jeanne Craln. Trudy Marshall, fe.il Bobbins. Cara Williams and June Haver In stellar brilliance.

I Married A Soldier" is the new title of "Army Wife," which was once announced for Dana Andrews and Anne Baxter. Now Anne and Dana are out because Arthur Kober's script turned into a perfect show case to launch the 20th newcomers. There's nothing up anybody sleeve about Warners granting Ida Luplno a i months" leave of absence. What was first rumored as another "feud turns out to be a amicable agreement. Ida asked for per mission to take "time out" for six months to have a complete rest if IDA LXFINO she wants it, or to make an outside picture and Jack Warner has said okay." She hasn't yet made up her mind which she will do, but after three pictures in a row the idea of resting sounds good to her cow.

Montreal went "all out" for Greer Garson, who is still in the East after her triumphant trip to Canada. Canadian newspaper re-" porters say few stars of stage or screen have ever been accorded the reception Greer rated. The gesture that touched her most came from the famous old Montreal Repertoire Theater. Only two Sonya Stokowski To Appear In Play Historic Philadelphia and two actors formerly from this city have important roles in Sidney Kingsley's prize-winning play "The Patriots," which begins a two-week engagement at the Walnut St. Theater next Monday night.

The former Philadelphians are Sonya Stokowski, daughter of Leopold Stokowski and Guy Sorel, who was active in Little Theater productions. Wrff ti Chat ter in Holly wood: Judy Garland may file for divorce in Reno sooner than anyone ex-p despite Dave Rose's objections. He would prefer to have Judy bring suit in Los Angeles, where it takes a year for a "final." All of which sounds like Dave hasn't yet Jl'DT GARLAND given up hope Judy called me in New York to say that she had not had a date with Lieutenant Vaughn Paul, Dcanna Durbln's ex. They were in different parties at the Mocambo and Vaughn had just dropped by her table to say "hello." Snapshots of Hollywood Collected at Random: There will be no immediate divorce for the Ward Bonds, although Mrs. W.

has admitted the rift. Friends are hoping that Ward's devotion to his 16-year-old stepson may patch things up; Rose Hobart, who used to be Turhan Bey's big: moment, Is now John Hamilton's. He's Sam Wood's set designer; Faui Ilen-reid bought his six-month-old daughter two gold safety pins "to hold up her morale," says Paul; Jinx Falkenburg thrilled because her fiance, Tex McCrary, is now a major. Jessica Tandy, wife of Hume Cro-nyn, may come out from Broadway for the role opposite Spencer Tracy in "Seventh Cross." Had a wonderful time on the Chicago stopover. Lunched with Pauline and Skeets Gallagher and Sally Eilers at the Pump Room and said "hello" to dozens of other old friends.

There will always be a special spot in my heart for Chicago I love it. Hear that? after the "sneak" of "Old Acquaintance," Bette Davis' legs were the talk of the preview crowd. Wonder if Bette will start giving Dietrich and Betty Grable a run for their honors? JAMES JOAN LESLIE CAGNEY WALTER HUSTON DEVIL WORSHIP EXPOSED! STUDIO M- Tl WMWW i STATES MARINE CORPS TREGASKIS A 20th Century- fox Plelere with lillM ilillSlli 1 a Starts TODAY A''C Ass. 6Mp4 J' LUClllt PACt aoded ATTRACTION fc! 5 'TW GUY I aX5 of 4flr yL 1 Dlxia1 and deiana 'IT'S A HA-HA-HAPPt" HITI ftV Starring in the Order of their Appearance- ROBERT BENCH LEY BETTY FIELD ROBERT CUMMINGS with EDGAR BARRIER EDW. G.

ROBINSON with THOMAS MITCHELL C. AUBREY SMITH ANNA LE DAME MAY WHITTY CHARLES BOYER BARBARA STANWYCK with CHARLES WINNINGER A Picture Produced by CHARLES BOYER ond' JULIEN DUYIVIER Eerie, anything but cheery, and creepy, "The Seventh Victim" sends one out of the Studio, where it opened yesterday looking, over one's shoulders and suspicious of footfalls in the rear. The psychological mystery melodrama unfolds a tale of the disappearance of a successful business woman. Three people Start on the hunt for her her sister, a psychiatrist, and a poet and they find themselves on the trail of a cult of devil worshipers. It seems that the lady who vanished had a very definite psychological complex, part of which was a penchant for the sensational.

Consequently she was strongly attracted to the mysterious and evil cult. Upon finding out, after her accep Ac Fkd. ft "SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE" Khii. "Death Valley Manhunt" Alalnk! Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey MS VEGAS NIGHTS" N. 52nd Also "Falcon Striken Back" Admiral Mlrt Ji.an rawfnrd, V.

MarMnrra; N. Bth "ABOVE SUSPICION" Airanrt Universal Pictures Present vi DEANNA DURBIN 7032 Klmw'd JOSEPH COTTEN "HERS TO HOLD" EDW. J. HORINSON Ht rrwsnn "DKSTKOVKK" Allegheny Ring rnnhv, Rob Hom. 'Don't I look Now Alln 2 'THI NDEIt IN THE CITV fhHrn "IN (tl.D MONTEHEV" Ambassador C'harii'ii Coburn BdarguMils Lhaiiman lr "My Kingdom for a Cook' Anthnnu Wnuna Edw.

u. Kobinson Mare. Chapman WAYNE. PA. "DESTROYER" AdoIIo Mat- Daly 2 Ble Hits 2 "ALASKA HIGHWAY" S2d Thompson "They M-t In ArrntinB" Aurora 2)12 Alni.t Ihn Sky" Alnn l.n.ld.

"lianii, Inc." AvCDII dinger Rogers. Kret! Astnlre "UW "fOI.WW THE H.EKT" Otn. ah. t.flilgh "Headln for God's Country" A Wit. HAM UOL.lt MA TllKATHH Band BOX Germantown Ave.

at Armnt St. I.UCH.LE BALL. HARRY JAMES BEST FOOT FORWARD" m.rtmovft riefiitxwor.ou Belgrade BETTY liKABCK "C'ONEV ISLAND" Kclgrad "I.ONE STAR RANGER" Belmont 52nd Lucille Ball. Red Skelton Market "DuBarry Was a Eady" Benner ANN miller. Rochester Freddy Martin Orchestra i aTOr "WHAT'S BI'ZZIN' COI'SIN" Benson Mnt merle brian 64th Woodl'd OBERON AHERNE "First Comes Courage" Berwvn.

pa.DEANNA DURBIN "HERS TO HOLD" Bluebird this land is mine Sinn. "TAXI. MISTER" "ITY OF SILENT MEN" Nlrtg "CISCO KID THE I.ADY" BOtllevard Fred MncMurrny Hue. Pa. 'FllKht for Freedom' Boyd Chester 2nd WEEK SON A HENIE "Wintertime' JACK OAKIECESAR ROMERO CAROLE LANDIS WOODY HERMAN HIS ORCH.

Feature: 12.30. 2.20. 4.1(1. fi.OO, 7.50. 40 RraaTA D.

Ameehe, G. Tierney orBw I't. Brrw 'HEAVEN CAN WA IT Broad n. kei skklton UM Broad 'DiiBARRY WAS A I.ADY' F.xlri "Show Hiislnesm at War" Broodwav Pront A Captive Wild Woman York "In Old Monterey' Byrd "ABOVE SUSPICION" JOAN CRAWFORD FRED MarMURRAY CONRAD El DT Cambria 23th Fibber MK3 Molly I amhria "Here We Ho Again" kkil 'I. Hit- tli Ufii.I Casino "Fleo Strikes Back" Hatfr.

"A Olrl. a fiuy and a ioh" Cavuatt MERLE OBERON a t'ayiiga 'First Come Couraue" 2 BIG HITS 2 tVdar Vdar "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" RITA HAY WORTH, "MY GAL, SAL" I I I I (j tivi.vni.v.tmmi! (avfnjM CESAR OWOLI HENIE BOMEKO LANDIS OAKIE nm.ii.i" WltllAM GOIPMAM THFATM COLBERT GODDARO, Fin Mini i VIISMICA -I LAKE SONNY TUFTS Doors Open 10.45 A.M. BIAvnthA CARY GRANT "MR. LI KY" Tarony A llrlluulnr DEANNA DURBIN "HERS TO HOLD" 4441 WILLIAM LUNDIGAN HIVIVra Maln VIRGINIA DARE "HEADIN" FOR GOD'S COCNTRY" Divnli n-n-l KA't VKF.H 1 I SaMCm aWu Rrr-I. rrri Nnlnn "FOLLIES GIRL" Plus for the World's Madman "HITLER DEAD OR ALIVE" with BOBBY WATSON.

WARREN HYMER Rockland Charles Coburn Brd. Rorw. 'My Kingdom for a Cook' A TEN TION. LA DIES ATTEND OUR CtXIKTNG SCHOOL MATINEE AT I I. M.

LOADS OF PRIZES FREE GIFTS, LOTS OF LAUGHS Prominent Speakers, Expert ROXV CHARLES COBURN Kiss Kid "My Kingdom for a Cook' South at ROCHESTER KOVal BING CROSBY "BIRTH OF THE BLUES" inh.t MATINEE 2 P. M. aenaTe all by myself" "ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC" C-wi Mm. r'HKl) MacMURRAY OeVllie. 15 JOAN CRAWFORD Brvn Mawr "ABOVE CkrufnA "Honeymoon JWrWOTU Harriet Hilliard.

nt Ntlson 5lh A "THE LEOPARD MAN" Bait. DENNIS O'KEEFE, MARGO CanMara Broad "PANAMA HATTIE" 90UTncm Mr. Yates' HtiihA 'YOl Nti AND W1LLINO' jpi UbV Sprr Married His Wife" Clfl. a "HIT THE ICE" aTB Lrhlnh "THE LEOPARD MAN" Alan Ladd, "LUCKY aTonenursi jqrdan." Mat, 2 p. m.

Stratford BING CROSBY DOROTHY LAMOUR DIXIE" 7th IKrkn Cukiiphnn Montgomery Ave. Ardmore JURUriran K()w f. Kohinson. Marg. t'hapman "DESTROYER" Temple 13th A Tlnga Sonja Henie.

Cesar Romero "MY" LUCKY' STAR" "SHOT IN THE DARK" A WILLIAM UOIMMAN THE A THE UKth A Mkt. I'ont. fr. 10. SO A.

terminal car Free. P.T.C. Lot JOAN CRAWFORD. FRED MacMURRAY "ABOVE SUSPICION" nil Pat O'Brien. Randolph Scott IlOqU "BOMBARDIER" Towne (4.

4 183 JAMES CAGNEY 'OKLAHOMA KID' tn. Tucnn CHARLES BOYER I yUn JOAN FONTAINE 70D0 Tatnr "THE CONSTANT NYMPH" UaaieaaiA atilh J. Crawford. F. Mat-Murray niquw "above suspicion" Hl rai Sonja Henie, Tyrone Power UpSOl "SECOND FIDIH.E" Also "Sherlnrk Holmes In WashlnKton" if isth A "She Has WTiat It Takes" TCnibC "KM Dvnaunlte" No Week Day Matinees, Eve.

"From 6 P. M. If 14UO "HITLER'S MADMAN" vwiwi Brr! "SNJ OF TEXAS' "BATAAN" -HERE COMES KELLY Vog IMIk I'tliimhlA Present Inar l.llv Mars" tAfl4Msa I'lirlirn King t'nKliv. Dorothy Lammir vvaiTon chrw "dixie- Wmuho "DuBarry Was a Lady" "Jne Wavr Red Skelton. Lucille Ball Yonflnn Tyrone Power, Sonja Henie i eauon, ro.

fiddle- Ynrk 27th A BRIAN DONLEVY York "NIOHTMARE" 'When Johnny Comes Marehlns; Home" BRISTOL. PA. Bristol "NOBODY'S DARLING" "Tht Man Whs Talked Too Mseh" HATBORO. PA. Hatboro DEANNA DURBIN "HERS TO HOLD" 7H U- L.Km ft 1 IVH Martha III DIDDLE DIDDLE it fOlA NEGRI DENNIS O'KEEFF tlUIE BURKE JUNE HAVOC A Untfad Artittt Picture FROM DOWN UNDER'9 vatiati HOISON Will! Rill (l)Slt IflHUI HO? GD I CONTINUO Paromounl'i TECHNICOLOR Hit tlarring GARY COOPER INGRID BERGMAN Noinhhnrhnnri Thpntmc VICTORIA in A Mat.

I A. at LESLIE HOWARD iiCDITPIRP" david niven orlirint ON CHINA'S BATTLEFIELDS! ALLEGHENY" GALA MAT. I -lO EVE. t.li STAGE SHOW Headed by Van Alexander and His Orcei. :5 Plus 3 SAMUELS PATSY BREWSTER.

Hen Cat No. 1 LOU HOFFMAN A OTHER BIG ACTS On MARGUERITE CHAPMAN Screen CHARLES COBURN "MY KINGDOM FOR A COOK' a VCVCTnUC H'h "OKLAHOMA KID" A na. ihi una. PETTICOAT LARCEajV I Ayr liruad A LFIC. 67th Ae.

NOAH BEE RV, JR. MARTHA O'DRISCOLL LOCAN WSv, Never Bee, LkkeJ I CAfiCD Jamea Caney-HiRliry Beaart LCHIIl.n Tjnc. "OKLAHOMA KID" I IDtDTV ltroad A UVUUC I Cnhunbia IIinntBerka Meria Ofaeron-Brian Cornea Coaraee I IDTDTV 6818 SEDGWICK ANN SOTHERN JAMES CRAIS "SWING SHIFT MAISIE" llUI.ni I Torl unnti stiA Torre. A aa I. muuttsom DAP.

If ist rriP Iiamo South iiamfnd STRAND Ve A enanao iiunicvctbA 'I Walked With Zeaiaie" A "Sleeay Laoeon" pat LllllLS. I tine nnrkrd firflalT7 Crawford-Fred Mac Murray "Above Saaaicioe" flDICUT iM3 Don Ameche-Geno Tiorney onfltanil "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" i SUBURBAN AMRICD Dorothy McGuire-Rooert Yeoag MmDLLn Ambler, fa, "CLAUDIA" ARDMORE dc. Irving Berlia'l Pike This ll the Army' ia Tech. nnnyr Wiiiuw Crtie Davis-Paul Luk UflUlCGrore "WATCH Oft THE RHINE' JlUa J.Tikin- Bette Davit-Paul Lata II I II Ml to. "WATCH ON THE RHINE" LANSDOWNE Bing Crosby-Dorothy La mew "DIXIE" In Technicetar 11 a ai I'ropect I'ark Irving Eerlis'a lYIMnUfl 'THIS IS THE ARMY' in Teen.

PARKER Deanna Durbin-Joseen Cotte Darhv. Pa. "HERS TO HOLD" UAlCDI Dreiel Hill Irvini Berlin's TlHIlnLI "THIS IS THE ARMY" In Teen US I I future ai.ln I 3 55 A '4- scon-Adoiphe menjou yru mill STANLFY.WARNFR a Buy U. S. War Bonds Stamps at All Stanley-Warntr Tlmtrti PALACE LATE SHOWS TONIGHT LAST COMPLETE PALACE HUMPHREY B0CART Oaofk Often 16 A.

M. BCTTt OAVI ANN SHERIDAN ERR0L LYNN "Thank Your Lucky Stars" PH limp Pirn rriPRDiTinu th icon, iuuivcdcidv vkuKimugii ui mi iuuu! nnmikniinni 'eMiMltt KttLKVLV OF THE UNITED SEAT PREMIERE1. RICHARD AU 1COO TCTSNOW MAT ON SA SAVOIA STATE BROADWAY CIRCLE Broad A Morrla 52nd A Chartnut Broad and Snyder fad. A Marart "ROOSEVELT TOWNER lPHEUM NIXON 4739 FranKord Ava. Lh Gtn.

A Cnaltan BiHaw Mart VERNON YORKTOWN I NEW 69TH I asna Oxrmantnwn Imkins Para Mat Uiwr 0rt, I UPT OWN BOB HOPE BETTY HUTTOII Broad and Dauphin "LET'S FACE IT" COLONIAL MIDWAY ROBERT YOUNG-INA CLAIRE Cln. I a AIIIMA" ALLAN JONES KITTY CARLISLE ULAUUIA "LARCENY WITH MUSIC" i mux un ii PKISTOM Hnvn CAPITOL PHILADELPHIA IS SHOCKED! bth a market THESE JAP ATROCITIES NEVER SEEN BEFORE FOSTER NOLAN 1 TTattiH WILLIAM RICHARD BENDIX CONTE AklTUMiiv Cfiriniiii Germantown Allegheny Ave. vui man Mat 2 0Q Eve Beg. 6.00 BIG STAGE SHOW Plus ON THE SCREEN Bob Hope Betty Hutton "Let's Face It r.iPU th A Mat. RED SKKLTON tilv.

Dulliirry Was it l.adr I i rhrlirn A Staia, Stnin wnwITCn "StK Door 'inleen" .1 2512 PAT O'BRIEN 'BOMBARDIER' wiearneia "bombardier" NOAH BEERY. JR "Prairie, Chickens" Clifton Kirliard Arlen. Jt-an l'arkw "ALASKA HIGHWAY" Colonial DIANA BAHRYMORE LEO CARRILLO "FRONTIER BADMEN mm ftMOU Mardnimld t'arrr. Brtty Khmlra KU. Kim "SA1.CTE KOR THREE" Dante DKANNA UUHB1N "HERS TO HDl.l" Darby, Pa.

'Spitlire's Hleitsed Event" "SON OF KONG" tc I'atrlria M.irismi. Juhn arradtoc Womll "HITLER'S MADMAN" MMmABlll DEANNA DUKB1N EagtmonT -hers to hld" Egyptian ANN SO'I'HKRN iwvd "Swlnt; Shift Malsle" erAH 10th and Cheltenham Ave. Knwn Feature: 2.55. 7.55, 10.00 BOB HOPE BETTY HUTTON "LET'S FACE IT" EiiraLn "loth iieanna Durbin, Jna. ottrn CUrCKU rkrt -HERS TO HOLD" Carn BnrL 1:11110 N.

Ann Soilirrn, James rain nth St. "Swing Shift Malsle" CllL 3ith l'l. 30TI1 RED SKELTON LUCILLE BALL "DU BARRY WAS A LADY" Frolic SS2 N. S2nd DEANNA DURBIN JOSEPH COTTEN "HERS TO HOLD" Jth A lilrnrd Matinee Daily irara kdward g. robinsoM "DESTROYER" AlAticirfA BRIAN AHERNE (VienSiae, TO.

comes Courace" Saturday Matinee 2 P. M. Snyder ANN SOTIIERN "SWING SHIFT MAISIE" with Craig Grant 4 Ol (iirard 4'MR. BIG" r--aa thrills, anion, romance ursat northern JOAN crawford Broad Krle FRED MarMURRAY 'ABOVE SUSPICION a artmr mkt ouhama Feature Time Mm 'J. HO, Eve.

7. 9 40 Ceaaauiau A-d a DF.ANNA DURBIN ar ww lreeiia "HEItS TO HOLD' Hamilton f.Olb It l.im. JOAN CRAWFORD FRED MarMURRAY "ABOVE SUSPICION" Hiii, nrranB -china- Halluwnod H- Vlilland. I. Unridard iiwiinwwu Cambria "Heap th Wild Wind" Hnuinrrl rr.itil "Flrat Coinen Courage" nwwui a "WEST SIDE KID" ns BOB HOPE Kens.

It Allele. BETTY HUTTON ttj t. It'. juet race Jackson RICHARD ARLEN WENDY BARRIE SUBMARINE ALERT" With NILS ASTHER. ROGER PRYOR Added: Loads and Loads of Chorus Cuties "Three Cheers for the Girls" Jeffries george murphy Roxhorn "THIS IS lnu ALL-COLORED CAST 7 "FOUR SHALL DIE" RUt Hater.

"SAI.VTK EOR THREE' Jumbo SKELTON JUmBU TOMMY IX)RSEY A BAND Front A fllrard "ItuHARRV WAS A I.ADV" KeswickGlenside Mats. BOB Betty Hutton. 7.au Plttn HOPE In the Klot "LET'S EACE IT" Nat. lira, of l.Ae'KS! Kltra "Batman' and Surprise. Eree Batman Maakn flu.Ml.la HIS RED SKELTON tin.

Rim Barry Wat a Lady" Lena S4tH CHARLES COBURN Chester "My Kingdom Eor a Cook" Lincoln "this is the armv MUSICAL SHOW OF SHOWS Broad Lombard With SGT. JOE LOUIS Locust 53dt Charlea Cd CHARLES BOYER JOAN FONTAINE Charlr Coburn. Broncla Marshall 'THE CONSTANT NYMPH Mnulnir Ann George Carole Sheridan Murphy Landis 7300 Fkd. "POWERS GIRL" Laughter and Beauty in the Gayest Combination of the Year Mavfair mahy lee muyiuii M.rkn NOBODV'S DARLING' Formal Dlnnerware to the Ladies Media, Pa. ANN SOTHERN JAMES CRAIG SWING SHIFT MAISIE" Narberth merle oberon 1 BRIAN AHERNE "FIRST COMES COURAGE" Mow Jwl W.

ANN SHERIDAN "WBI Norrl "KINGS ROW" New Lyric f.Jf "DIXIE" Bine Crosby. Dorothy Ijiirnur New Pann Great Life" Brown "Hitlw. Oeaa or Allva" OvArhrnnk Ann Sot hern. James Craig "SWING SHIFT MAISIE" fl.lrd naerf'd Added 'Ier Fnehrer'n Faee' Palm tkri- "ALASKA HIGHWAY" Norr, "Victory Thru Air Power" Park H'Khlond 48 STARS. BANDS Park.

Fa. 'STAGE DOOR CANTEEN' Paeirl 21tft "LEOPARD MAN" P- 4 lb A "CONDEMNED WOMAN" rajllll IHrkinMon l.ouU llnvwant MrIK' Vtlr HUM "HARRIGAN'S KID" cnr.wartlt ALSO IX HCJl MVOLOR Victofy Through Air Power" SEE OUR BOMBERS BLOW THE NIP NAVY SKY HIGH! WALT DISNEY'S BEST FREE LARGE COLORED GLOBAL MAP WITH EACH ADULT ADMISSION Pilca swu" "SHADOW OF A DOCBT' N. Bth "BROOKLYN ORCHID" President matinee daily JOAN CRAWFORD IS? FRED MacMURRAY "Above Suspicion" Reaal george sanders HiKwevelt Bird. Marguerite Chapman "APPOINTMENT IN BERLIN" Added: "Show Hnnlne at 12 Stars Reg jbtti a 'Appointment In Berlin" "HARKKJAN'S KID" Renel matinee daily RED LUCILLE GENE 7238 0ontt SKELTON BALL KELLY "Dn BARRY" WAS A I.ADY"" With Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Wildcat," "Outlana of the Cherokee Trail" Hidge Rialto 3 BING CROSBY DIXIE" IN COIXIR b-i I'onshohoclten BING CROSBY niuiii Pa. DOROTHY" LAMOUR 'DIXIE'1 TKCltXICO I.

Oft SPY TRAIN' "PIEB 13" Kldg mssiti idiuitiii icmssn' nxx 2 It CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM NOON With. VTCftHH Ronald Reagan Kata Smith SGT. JOE LOUIS STARTS TODAY MARKtT IVtRYSUHDDYNITt OOORSOPfN9WO mm HELD OVER 2 ND WEEK FILMED OPEN ALL NIGHT 3th A EDWARD G. ROBINSON FAMILY! MarKet "DESTROYER" Oil UIDVET Irving Berltn'a 00 MAlalVCl -Thlt It the Army' in T.ch PRINCESS Mkf. Don Ameche-Gn Tierny "HEAVEN CAN WAIT' OPEN ALL NIGHT 1211 Ann Dvorak-Eric Porfman Market "SQUADRON LEADER SAVOY OPEN ALL NIGHT PCklTCD Irving Bcrlln'a UCn I Cn Mn'kr-t 'Thlt Armv' In Twtl ALHAMBRA yrur I'm.

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