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sr i HOLLYWOOD FILMS AND STARS loan ronraine iow COMMEHT THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 23. 1943 First Comes Courage' Opens at the Stanton Danton Walker's York Letter" gives a daily "Who's Who" of cafe society, the theater, the movies. Read his column for the glittering hifihlighli of Broadway! I lHPKC COUNTY PLAYHOUSE, TONIQHT ALL WEEK GLORIA A In Ksvrhel Cmthrr' Comedy "LET US BE BAY" BOX OFFICE IN HOTEL L08IV (ft.

0-700 Era. 8.30. Matt. Wtsnaisay A Sttarsay 2.30 INQUIRER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Has Another Side Star Accused as Temperamental Is III Over 'Frenchman's Creek' By Louella O. Parsons HOLLYWOOD, Aug.

22. NOW that the hatchet and dart throwing at Joan Fontaine in Frenchman's Creek" is out in the open, let's stop for a moment and see how much fairness there is in the charges. Joan has been accused of temperamental antics that sound like feminine version of the terrible-tempered Mr. Bang in the funny zpers. She is said to be making Arturo de Cordova's life plain you-know-what.

But I happen to know a few facts that should be said in defense of Joan. She is ill and nervous, almost to the point of a breakdown, over the picture. She feels there is no experienced co-star to help her share the burden of carrying the picture. Far from being high i a hat, Joan feels she is not a strong enough personality to carry the movie Ijw jfy Jf by herself and that sounds like the -LV familiar old inferiority complex rather Ml'IW'lilU ilm HO oJ. rv.xMARNER Central City TheatrTT "LJF if C.r.

AIB-CONDITIONED 7 mVWl7 MASTBAUM BOYD STANLEY FOX i By Mildred Martin Still another story of occupied Norway reaches the screen with Columbia's "First Comes Courage" at the Stanton. Better than some of its predecessors, though by no means comparable to "The Moon Is Down," the new film gives Merle Oberon and Brian Aherne their at playing Norwegian underground worker and British Commando, respectively. Though highly improbable in its plot manipulations, the film does succeed in arousing a certain amount of interest and suspense. For the stars, capably assisted by Carl Esmond as a nervous Nazi major, play with a nice sincerity and Dorothy Arzner has given them and the slightly frayed material the benefit of her sound directional talent. COMMANDO RAID There is nothing feminine about Miss Arzner's staging of the climactic Commando raid, either, which is a STANTON PALACE VICTORIA than a superiority complex.

Just a few days ago her sister, Olivia de Havilland, had to go to Paramount and talk to Joan a long time, telling her she was good in the role. Whatever heartaches Virginia Gil-more may have felt when she left Hollywood are forgotten now. She has been signed by the Theater Guild to play Desdemona, opposite Paul Kobe- tmil ll i A UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS COMlOHMItlU II i ..1 I WAKIvr KKI1N.

fi REGULAR PRICES. eooatoriN 5 i sons iiicuu, winning me ruie uver dozens of New York's top actresses lr WhZ wno tried for the part. It was her. WIlllAM OOLDMAN TH I ATH IS Pftont of I ffiOTW now irmmrntffflA ifwffaijitjpiy mow MTfiiTrii tfm worn in inose tnaeannj loung Charms" that cinched the Guild'offer for this young actress who couldn't Al All STANlfV WARNER THEATRK mm I 11 I fl I KVIPJIi KhKf I04j a.m. Technicolor 50NG SHOW Greatest Production $3S, MIBOINCV BIlltF Vj PHONE BIT.

0749 FN ON 6 FEN. 0754 DOORS OPEN TO.4S A.M. 1 BING DOROTHY CROSBY CLAMOUR frii- rutui al get a good job when she left Hollywood. Howard Barnes, in summing: up the hits of the season, wrote: "Coming up to the theater from Hollywood, Virginia Gilmore proves she is an actress of quality who should have an important career in the drama." The telephone rang In the office of Perry Lieber, R. K.

O. publicity boss, the other day and a familiar voice said: "Mr. Lieber? This is Lionel Barry-more yes, the real Lionel Barrymore and not an imitation. (I can just hear his grand old snarly voice.) Well, Mr. Lieber, I'm kinda interested in that young fella you've got over there, Frank Sinatra.

I like the way he sings and I'd kinda like to meet him and see how ywo Walbwm f(r. 'A -1 i tarn? tjxmutmmtsox. 40 if mil IUBIISCH IN Gene TIERNEY MARJORIC MAIN LAIRO CRC0AR1 I ma Ira lywt OvrmM Cddi Foy Jr. iriiTfrtirniTTT HEAVEN HIM! I APPEARING NITELY 4 I AtL-JA nJZR I llXX m.hii Ni -m WAIT'y uiini i 7-r sz i ta he's standing up under all this fuss, muss and bother." When Perry dashed down on the set and told Frank about the call my new boy friend almost swooned. The P.

S. on this story is Sinatra went to the studio when Lionel till mi i 1 1 i i i i klpppblUflaMBdBAniBABanBAAAl i 1 I I a ii i it i vf i I i ihbi mm a. tm i i v. IIHHHIIHIIIMIIIM EVA GABOR tx-as broadcast ins and spent the rest of the cveninR with him, the most flattered guy in Hollywood. Eva Gabor gave a large after-the-theater supper party for all members of the Playtime Theater cast.

Among her guests was Ernst Lubitsch, who is back from New York. TECHNICOIOR Don AMECHE Charles COBURN IFRINO BVINOTON AllYN JOSLTN eooat onN nTmTm It II I II II II i 11 111 I Tfxi I II LENA HORNF BILL ROBINSON a i i hi ii lam r'vcii CAB CALLOWAY and his BAND fcjW wi. MTMiNt mm an I-mm fin wuiei jjgjhym L-rT ci.oriannaJ syx xTrs. aim. oGiM-EG 7 p.m.

i mrswi Joan CRAWFORD Fred MacMURRAY "ABOVE SUSPICION" Vll nin AAmniviAiiPA I tiSwMUH I III J7VSi III V. i lTSifJI L1IK I.IIIJIII I llltJHIl hv vnrk I iuCv lniim if miiuiku 'SjfJI CONRAD York Letter will be found FEATURING THE TOWN'S NEW SENSATION WWW Hilar louily Funny Comic fmcet WITH Betty Keenan Jewel Ello Bruce Paul Walter Walters aaaafcafcaiAalaaaaaVUal coots en 10 4s 1 1 i i i rv I Lpy rzzftt Danton Walker's New today on page 19. fa 1 (7 DcLUXE LUMCH'M and DlHUtn RAD. 9556 20 a fi Amusement Guide THEATER "Let Us Br Cay." 8.30. MOTION PICTURES ALDINE "Above Suspicion," II.

2 39, 4.33. 8.05. 10. ARCADIA Road to Morocco," II. S.

50, 4.40. 8.30, 10.10. BOYD "Heaven 'in Walt." 11.15. 11.35. 7.45, 10.

CAPITOL "The, Kunaa," 10.35, 3.15. B.30, T.0, 10.05. FO. "Xtorniv Weather." 11.05, 2.45. 4.35.

fl.25, 8.15, 10.15. KARLTON "Stage loor Canteen," 12.55, 3.15, 7.50. 10.15. KEITH'S "Sfaitc Dmr Canteen." 2.25. 4.55.

7.20. 0.50. MASTBAUM "This In the Army." 1.25. 3.30. 5.40.

7.50, 10. NEWS "The Return of l)r. 8. 10.23. 11.10.

12.55. 2.10. 3.23. 4.40. 7.10.

8.25. 0.40, 10.55 and all night. 12.45. 10. 1.

1.20. 12.65 12.53. 10.40. 1 1.30. 11.10.

0.1(1. 5.33. Let Us Be Gay' Stars Swanson Gloria Swanson will be the euest star this week at the Bucks County Playhouse in the Bellevue-Stratford, in a revival of Us Be Clay," comedy-drama by Rachel Crothers. It's the only play in town this week. Miss Swanson will portray a divorcee who.

while trying to forget her ex-husband, meets him again at a week-end house-party. It is her job to win him away from her hostess's impressionable grand-daughtcr. Harold J. Kennedy, who directed the show, will play opposite Miss Swanson. and the cast also includes Lauren Gilbert.

Kathryn Cameron, Elaine Ellis. Dennis Gurney and Richard Camp. For hope-inspiring words of wisdom, truth and courage, read Dr. Joseph Fort Newton on The Inquirer Editorial Page. llEAI.TUKtl.I.V Kkd.

A HUMPHREY HOC! ART Krn. Artlnn In th North Atlnntln hCIKN'l AIR- (IMII I IONF.lt Arfflrmi 'AMiKnnirnt In Krlltnny N. Itnrriyr1 Kolllpa" SCIKMIHCALLV Allt-CNIITIONKI A rlmirnl L'808 Thin I Is sth "Henry Aiirieh 6et 6lamoar' Airport "prncK nrivp" "McGuerins From Brooklyn' A Irian Irtvale Aiaen Vrrvm TYRONE POWER TRASH A IIamLamu 2300 Alice. "Tarzan Triumphs" (West) "Gooe' Morning Jadoa' I'JO!) K. lndlnapoll SPerdway" rhltn "Tnbnat Annl Sail- Again1 Ambassador ALAN LADD MS 111 A Bait.

I.ORKTTA YOUNG. WILLIAM HKNDIX Anthony Wayne VVAS'NK. PA. 'HanKiiinn AIo nw III ALTH l.l. AIK-C ONUI TIO.M.I) Ap 52nd A UKNK Kr.LLi OHO 1TR ATMCHOT TONE 'PILOT No.

5" Auaaiialim b- 14 Radio Comedy Stars Mvenue, -un i ow thk band" GEORGE BRENT. BRENDA MARSHALL THE MAN WHO TALKED Ttt H'Ut" A. WILLIAM GOLDUAX THEATRb GerrriRntown Ave. at Armat ana doe Aiit-coyDiTivi Barbara Stanwyck. Michael O'Shea "LADY OF BURLESQUE" SCIENTIFICALLY AIK-CONIHTIONED D.U.-J.

2R4S Mix-now inriorni Belerirl Itrlnctant Uraxon" Balmnnt A WALTER HUSTON tTimonT Mlirtlt Mlaalnn to Mimcoa" HEALTH ULLY AIR-CONDITIONED hos Johnny Welaamuller triumphs" John Pavne. Alice Faye. Jack Oakle "(iKKA'f AMERICAN BROADCAST" Last Complete Show Begins at 8. HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Laurel Harcjy "JITTERBUGS" Extra! 3 Stooges Berwyn, Pa KRROL FLYNN ANN SHERIDAN EDCE OF DARKNESS" Dl.fkirI Rroad A 'Hanry AUrieh Get Glamoar' DIUeDira -Money an The Woman" Brook- Air- Tyrone Power vwwiwui )in, ronlM "Ora.h Dive" Boyd Chester 3rd WEEK BETTY GRABLE CESAR ROMERO GEORGE MONTGOMERY "CONEY ISLAND" 7.V TECHXICOLOR CHARLES WINNING ER, PHIL SILVER ALSO 'MARCH OF TIME" "INVASION" Feature: 01. 3.07, S.13.

7.19. 9.2M HEALTHFULLY RraeZa 1B3S "Keep 'Em munition" Pt. Rrffre "CORREOIDOR" PERFECTLY A 1 1 -CONDITIONED Broad 4913 N- "Vouno and willing" i g.n mu.l Brenriwnv Vmnt A "It Come Up Love nuI Ynrk Ralr af San Joqaln'' yBni'tl Humphrey Bogart Action in the North Atlantic" Randolph scott Camhria "DESPERADOES" COMPLETELY AIK-t OND1 TI(1U) Carman Germantown Allegheny Ave. i.i. r.ve, peg.

o.ou BIG STAGE SHOW PLUS ON SCREEN EDW. ARNOLD. VIRGINIA WEIDLER AND GUEST STARS GREER CARSON. LA NA TlTRNtTW ROBERT TAYLOR. WALTER PIDGEON The Yjoungest Profeion" MISS i IIIIUII m.

cm. it i sCL C3 ij) I mjt'l nt" i i 1 jir II frvj-i. i'iim II C74.J ITiii.f'i I iiiiiii ii A I I'lUUU VVUW1I JlVlllll 4U1U4VJLYU FIRST COMES COURAGE wth CAl ESMOND ISOMl flSOM EIIK she, herself, remains to carry on her underground activities as the widow of a Nazi hero. Supporting roles are effectively played by Erik Rolf, Fritz Leiber, Isobel Elsom, Erville Alderson and Reinhold Schunzel. "Sy.

what happened? The attic's clean." "Of course It's clean. John. I sold the rugs, picture, crlh hooks all the stuff throush a little want-ad in The Inquirer. And Miss Miller, of The Inquirer, helped ma to write the ad." 4-WEEKS STARTING TUESDAY 830 OlSmJOUHSOH Up. t-n nt SI 14 to Mm thru Thu nn.

l. 14 it 42 Sat no. 14 to Matt 14 to f85. www and her runner-up ALSO CONTINENTAL REVUE 3 ORCHESTRAS 3 NO COVE CHARGE Ritz fith A Hnnf 'g Pk. "Rhythm of the Islands" "Toeboat Anna Saili Again" Ritz Tarony A "THE OX-HOW flrthodnT "VOI Xfl AND INCIDENT' WILLING" "SONG OF TEXAS" ROY ROGERS Rivoli CHARLES LAUGHTON MAUREEN I1ARA GEORGE SANDERS.

WALTER SLEZAK "THIS LAND IS MINE" Rockland TYRONE POWER Brd. A "CRASH DIVE" In Technicolor Rock. HEALTH FL LLY AIR-CONDITIONED Raw 1 89 JUDY GARLAND w7 Rirlfx VAN HEFLIN Tommy DORSEY Bob CROSBY'S BANDS 'PRESENTING LILY MARS' HEALTHFULLY A I tt-CON IMTION ED 1'ttift Hitler's Chllrtren' Rriftfl AIR It AID WARDENS' AIK-CONDITIONFD CfttJllf) Rrvn Now at 1'optilar Prlreal JWVIIITMailr UeMUle "REAP THE WILD WIND" PAULETTE GODDARD. RAY MILLAND Sherwood 5(th A Bait. "PILOT NO.

5" FRANCHOT TONE Alr-Condltloned Continuous from 11 A. M. Cenehapa Broad "Ine lesprraaoe-- dOUTnern Rwd on leave- Spruce aOth lau Spnire Ply. "Forever and a Day" "SILVER QUEEN" HTAITHFILI.Y AIR-CONDITIONED 4-. Kens.

A "The More the Merrier" jhign KKKP Et ammlNT." Alr-Cond. Abbott A Costello STOntnUrST A', Hay" At "Bhythsi Parade" Stratford 7th A ALAN LADD LORETTA YOUNG Kirk "CHIN SUrknn Montgomery Ardmore UDUrDan Alr-Condltloned LORETTA YOUNG ALAN LADD WM. BENDIX "CHINA" UlthA DOROTHY LAMOUR I empie Tl0(I1 -moon over bi rma" ALSO "COWBOY IN MANHATTAN" WILLIAM GOLDUAX THEATRE 69th A Mkt. font. fr.

10.30 A. M. rminai aik-coxmtioxed LENA HORNE. ROCHESTER ETHEL WATERS "CABIN IN THE SKY" AIR-CONDITIONED Kill A "FLIGHT FOR FKFKUUM-I lOCja viano "SALUDOS. AM1GOS" Tawpio 183 'GHOSTS ON THF: LOOSE' litn.

"Fnsltlve from Snnora" HEALTHFULLY AIR- ON Dl TION EI Tyso 7000 Eddie iKooneaiert Anoerson CABIN IN THE SKY' llninua 'tn A "OX-BOW INCIDENT" "HIT PARADE OF 1B43" 44 4 4M Harer. "HIT PARADE OF 1943" 'They Came to Blow Us Amorlta" Venice The More the "Army Snraeon" i4.Mft.w Ann Corio. "Sarons Girl" ii.iwi Trt Breeze "MeCaerlns from Brooklyn Healthfully Viola-'2 Alr-Condltloned Continuous HIT PARADE OF 1943" "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" VogMbI. Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan "Edne of Darkneaa" AIR-CON IT ION ED Matinee Dally a4 Chrlten "ALAR LADD In CHINA" WaiTOn 4 chew "FOllOW THE BAWD'' Way nw nnisn rw-inlew Anna Lee AIR-CONDITIONED Matinee P. M.

V4.MeiMea BING CROSBY ICaaon, r. atpnncled Rhythm" HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONFD Yetl-lf "AIR RAID WARDENS" York "Henry Aldrleh Gets Glamour' BRISTOL. PA. Rpical Pa "EDGE OF DARKNESS" Head from Manhattan" HATBORO. PA.

SCIENTIFICALLY AIR-CONDITIONED Ue(ke HENRY FONDA narooro 4'ox-bow incident" fit V0yy Ml 4 i star acts7 i i-i ir i -v ciwrr iaha I MUSIC Si honey, and she has managed a Nazi wedding ceremony strikingly. The yarn concerns the coastal town of Stavik, where Miss Oberon lives in luxury and dresses handsomely thanks, one supposes, to the Nazi commandant's infatuation. All the time, of course, she's passing along information to the British Mr. Aherne arrives by submarine to get things ready for Thursday night's raid which, in spite of various setbacks, is carried out according to schedule. MANY COMPLICATIONS There are all sorts of complications, romantic and otherwise.

It seems Merle and Brian were sweethearts in pre-invasion days. But that dosen't hinder Merle when patriotic duty is at stake. She goes right ahead, marries her Nazi, falls neatly into the trap set for her, and at the end, with the current batch of Germans dead as doornails, gallantly sends Brian back to England while IN A i rinm in GYPSY HEALTHFULLY Howard ft AIR-CONDITIONED OX-BOW INCIDENT' "CALABOOSE" lri n- MacDON AL1 CAR Allr. BETTY RHODES "SALUTE FOR THREE" Evtrn Adrll "Shnw Riittinefii, at War" Jq(qH -th A Mob V'lnlpnre Whipped to White llrat by a Mucking Woman Henry ronda, Dana Andrews "OX-BOW INCIDENT" Also March of Time 'Inside Fascist Spain' Jeffries Rovhorb SABU. JON HALL 'WHITE SAVAGE Joy A Haver.

COUNT BASIE "HIT PARADE OF 1943" Jumbo AIR-CONDITIONED "OX-BOW INCIDENT' ALSO "SHANTY TOWN" foul Keswick Glenside FIT N'T! MR 7.50, 9.50 YOUNGEST PROFESSION VIRGINIA WEIDLER EDWARD ARNOLD GUEST STARS Lana Turner Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon Robt. Taylor Wm. Powell HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Lawndflle fifi13 "Flleht for Freedom" 8n "It Comes Up Irve" HEALTHFI LLY A IK-CONDITION ED Le nny i. Alan Ladd. Loretta Young 1 ,11 rhestrr CHINA' I nrutt B-d A Sunone Mim Locust "TAHI iimfin, Pennia Keefe IITI HONEY" PLUS GEORGE SANDERS "THE FA ICON'S BROTHER" Mavfaip "i00 Simone Sin Fkrl "TAH mon.

Pennifl 0 keefe H1TI MONEY" ALSO ALBERT DEKKER. JOAN DAVIS "YOKFI. BOY" Mayfair Uth A "Mutiny on the Elslnor" rkrt "THUMBS IP" Crystal Craft to Indies Media. Pa. FRANCHOT TONE ANNE BAXTER "FIVE CRAVES TO CAIRO" Technicolor Matinee Daily 2.

IS Narberth "CRASH DIVE" TYRONE POWER. DANA ANDREWS ISJau. laiuallHW. "APE MAN" Riden ef the Rio Grande HEALTHFULLY AIK-CONDITIONED New Lyric Iadd HE AI.l'H FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Now Porii -4h A Frankemteln Meet! the Brnwn Weltman A Air Raid Wardea HEALTHFI LLY AIR-CON IHTIO NED Overbrook -pilot no. b- ww Harerfd "JITTERBUGS" Pol" ni," "OV-B(HV INCIDENT" "SHANTYTOWN" Park HiC'iiaiid "l'ark.

Pa. "IT AIN'T HAY" "CITY WITHOIT MEN' Pearl 1 Uiilge 'Frankenstein CHANEY Meet! the Welfman' Penn 41,1 lllrklnsnn 'Frankenstein Meets the Welfman' "HE'S MY GUY" Petivnak HUM Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara a it ii flavin VM Th nnlar1ll 5WMt' Pike N. f.th INTERNATIONAL LADY" HIT PAItADF, OF 1B43" HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED President ERROL FLYNN SJtW ANN SHERIDAN "Edge of Darkness HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONFD Reg Oiford Are. A TYRONE POWER Knmevelt Bld. 'CRASH D1VK" Reg icli.lli "'limb.

Mat. PH- "SEA WOLF" "TAHITI HONEY" AIH-1'ONDITIONFD Matinee Dally MrCrea Penal Arthur, Joel 1 1 i. Merrier" Rex "xfori' "Days of Old Cheyenne' "Scattergood Servives a Merder" HEALTHEULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Rtil- 153 AIAN LADD. "CHINA" Otn. She Has What It Takes' AIR-CONDITIONED Dtean Conshohocken BRIAN DONLEVY "HANCMEV ALSO DIE" Bidfl l-'h A THEY GOT ME COVERED' "Myaterloua Doctor" Rlrtga 1 film Mil Wll-, rarill worn, I IXMXttt ii i-WfUE II a pAmfArfihiA Ain.rnMniTinijrn TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY aswMi nm wwnif I I I viihif rHErT" POSSIBLE L.

Ftee MAKE THESEIUUi TANLIT.WARNII( Theatre in uy V. 8. War Bonds and DAI ACC 1 2th A Alft-CONOITIONEO 1 Mkt. Diiri Open IS A. M.

BITTY GRABLE GEORGE MONTGOMERY "CONEY ISLAND" Air-Conditionedat BHlttZtJH CIRCLE STATE NEW 69TH I CIRCLE Upper Darby Fkd. A Margaret STATE 2nd and Chestnut COLONIAL Gtn. A Chelten UPTOWN Broad and Dauphin MIDWAY Alias. A Ken i. BROADWAY I YORKTOWN riklne Park Broad and Snyder Na Matinee.

Today CAR GRANT LARAINE DAY "MR. LUCKY" VERNON MaefJOrJALb Tour Sore Tf Sovt Got Doly SoXInft: Weekdays, Holidays, Sundays To Chaitar, yannavllla. PDni(ro6, Wilmington Boar l.v. Phitadmlphim A.M.; 10:30 A.M.; 1:00 P.M.; 6:00 P.M.; 8:45 P.M. 10 30 A.

boat d-iaa not atop at Pannigrova boat doaa not atop at Panntvllla Boand Trip Parei to WUmington, Pennavllle and Pannsgrov Adulta 70c, Children 40e. Sunday and Holiday! 85c (Tax Ino.) A 45s To Chaster Adult! 50c. Children 30c. Sunday! and Holiday! 6O0 and 350 onr i I I Lii -T Eailly Reached by Subway or Trolley. Alwayt Cool -4C- or MURRAY Night in the Opera" that thnuaanda of Phlladrlphiana EVENING TRIP TO CHESTEB AND KETTJKII Boat leave! Philadelphia 8:45 P.

M. Returns 11:30 P. M. Round Trip Far. Adult! 85o (Tax Ine.) Children 456 No Camera! or Radio Allowed on Steamer.

Iwo Coo VEIDT BASIL RATHBONE Nelahborhoed .) Stamps at Thaie Theatres VICTflDIA A AIR-CONDITIO I VeeKIeH mm. Ooore Oaea id A NE0 i M. PAT O'BRIEN RANDOLPH "BOMBARDIER" C0TT COLONIAL V0RKT0WN NIXON 8AV0IA NEW 69TH UPTOWN SAVOIA I ORPHEUM 8rd A Morrla I Gtn. A Chelten TOWER I ROOSEVELT 4th A Market i473t Franktord Ave. NIXON S2nd Below Market "THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION" VIRGINIA WEIOLIR-I0W AR0 ARN0L0 and rl Imaartant Oueit lli'i rfter Carton.

Lana Turner-Reftert Taylar Walter Pldgaea. William Powell Added at Raola. Tower, Roatetelt. Nlion, Marih Tlrne- "Show at Wftr" 'SALUTE FOR THREE" Al I CPUCWV rkd A WILLIAM GARBAN HLLLUnCni AUee. 'HARRIGAN'S RID'ai A Wilfred Lawn, "TOWER OF TERROR" Wlihart COMFORTABLY AIR-C0N0ITI0NE0 DIPUUnUn Hall-Maria Montez-Sahit iiwniuunu 1 3037 Rich White Savage Te-hnieeloe UICUADTFrrnt A iiislileslll Alleg N.

PHIL. A OEPMANTOWN BOTH LANE COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED Brnad A George Raft-Brenda MaraRail th Are. Sydney Greenetreet LOCAN roari A 'Bat ground to Darter' romt COMFORTABLY A I CON 0 1 Tl 0 I 0 ACTflD Franrhat Tene.Martha Hunt MO I Un Franklin Girard 'PILOT Nn. A Cenetanca Cummlngt. "Semewhere In Franee" cd forTablv-ai rTcon To DDflUICV Franehet Tone.

Manha Hunt unuinu i Br flroert A Olney "PILOT No. nni ucv th a Cheater Morris-Jean Parker uui.ni.1 Olney "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" A Wm. Gargan, "HARRIGAN'S KID" rfll IIMRIA Lup Velei'Ladiei' Day' A WULUmDIM George Sten "THEY CAME TO BLOW UP AMERICA" Diamond Comfortably Alr-Condltloned niAMnNn.6.' alan ladd at A) 7. 7 LORETTA YOU NB "CHINA" CAIDUnilUT Franchat Tone-Marsfta Hunt rAlnlYIUUIl I 2eth A lilranl 'Pilot Ne. A Laurel A Hardy.

"JITTERBUGS" rCITflU 8u" JenHall-MariaMantea-Sabu E.a.1 Uil bet. Bled. "Whlta Savage" in Teen. COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED PD A UPC Broad Olney jlna Faikeeeur UriMnUC "SHE HAS WHAT IT TAKES" A Walt Piin.y-l i SALUDOS AMlOOS" io Tech. IMPERIAL v'; Henry Fonda-Dana Andrew N.

Jo.l -OX BOW INCIDENT A I Jlmmle Lyden, "Henry Aldrleh Get! Glamour" lUfil CV 5,11 Susan Hayward-Wm. Holden S.II1WS.L. 'YOUNG A WILLING' Laurel A Hardy. "JITTERBUGS" nPflUT7 6M5 Ethel Waters-Rochester UUUI1 I A. Oironta Ouke Ellington A Orcn.

Lena Home. "CABIN IN THE SKY" DA Dlt list A Chester Morris-Jean Parker esiin iamnnd "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" A CTRAMn Gtn- Lmu Lla. i I ItHnU Venantn "NEXT OF KIN" I SEDGWICK JudyGarland-VanHaflin i SUBURBAN AUDI CD Virginia Waidler-Edward Arnald RllUlin Amhler. I Youngest Protesen COMFORTABLY A I R-CO 0 1 10 ADnUHDC Donald O'Connor-Gloria Jran Mil LMTI UL. an-.

like "MISTER BIG" PRnVPWlUow Maiden. Susan Hayward "YOUNG A WILLINO" A Walt Dlsney'a Reluetant Oregon" in Teen. COMFORTABLY AIR. CONDITIONED HIWAVkr, en. Franchat Tone.

Marsha Hunt "PILOT Ne. COMFORTABLY aib'conoitioned LANSDOWNE ALAN LADD Loretta Young. "CHINA" MA MOD Prospect Chester Morrie-Jean Parker i net null Park "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" A 1 Donald O'Connor. "MISTER BIG" PARKER HUMPHREY BOGART RAYMOND MASSEY "ACTION I WAVERLY ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC" Cheater Jean Parker "HIOH EXPLOSIVE- a Prexel Hill Donald O'Connor. "MISTER BIO" 5 (T 1fTJWTVafTfT Cameo fkn "HE'S MY OUY" 'They Cawe Blew Ua awartta' Cos in nDi Cazitr 'Maneat Man In (he World' Wl VMnr MONSTF.K" Cayuga iin.

A aytiKA 'HLACK HAVEN" GHOST and the ni'KST' raHnr Lana Turner. liobt. Young wvuui Slightly Danxeroua" ADDED "TAHITI HONEY" Conturv Charles Chaplin wcniaai Erje 44Thf, Dictator" ALSO George BRENT. Priseilla LANE QUEEN" COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONFD Ckaltan Cbelten A "HOW'S ABOUT IT" Wlivuvn nr-fialrl -rLI K- "Thla Land la Mine' wicamttiq lnrt A I.nrk" Alr-1'oud. tlumphrey Itnuart a.

i mmi in nifl nunn tiin4iv Feature at 7. (Ml A- M. Colonial 1 1 ALAN 1.ADU "CHINA" THK FLEET" ALSO "FOLLOW HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED rr04T 5S0O Iean Home, Rochester 44 i Cm 4 U1X I'll ULV'I TROPIC AN A TO THE LADIES Dana Broad bel. "8AKO.NO GIRL" Darby, Pa. eets the Wolfraan' (iOSPEL" Doris 4Uth Wnodl'd Mirktr Koonfv.

Frank Mnran "THE HUMAN COMEDY" Edqemont, Jean Arthur, MrCira the Merrier" "The More Eavnian Bal- "this land is mine biirpiiun rynwTrl Mat. Every Day at 2. IS AIR-CONDITIONED 39th and Cheltenham Ave. Feature: 2 SO. 7.N.

0 fSS Erl.n VIRGINIA WEIDLER, EDWARD ARNOLD The Youngest Profession' Start Tomorrow: SALUTE FOR THREE' 40th A Air- "Her Enlisted Man ati fnA Alilrleh (imt Climn.r Matinee Every Dav at 2 P. M. Fern Rock AIR-CONDITION EI Sonc! Dance! Comedv! onoo x. Sih Sf Donald O'Connor. Gloria Jean "MR.

BIG" tAth 56TH BELOW SPRUCE ST. WI11 Tttt nailu 1 'JOT X.T 17... mi imlinu u.irs.v PlnJ Came to Blow Up America int. Crnlie' N. Cont.

Dly. 2 Bik Hits 2 Alr-Cnnled "My Frltni Flicka RODDY McDOWA LL. PRESTON FOSTER ALSO "SWING YOUR PARTNER SCIENTIFICALLY AIR-CONDITIONED Girard 'h Cirard Matinee Daily ANN SHERIDAN 'HONEYMOON for THREE' ALSO "GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE" DEAD END KIDS Glenside, Pa. Johnny Weissmuller "Tarzan Trlumphe" Grand 7th and Snyder Ave 2 Double Action Features "Hijrh CHESTER MORRIS JEAN PARKER EDWARD NORRI3 ROBERT ARMSTRONG Explosives" and Wines Over The Pacific" ROSALIND RUSSELL, FRED MarMimBiY FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM" Grit North. "RAP THE Brd.

A r-v 'XTiKTr-v" Erie WILL WIIHU IX TKCIIXICOT.Olt PAULETTE RAYMOND ROBERT GODDA It MASSEY PRESTON Feature: 2 3i. 7.O0. Vd Greenway J1. A "My Lucky Star" rrrnway Nile Train tr. Changklna HEALTHFULLY AIR-( ONDITIONED Hamilton fiOth A HUMPHREY BOGART I.an.

"Action In R. Atlantie" Hill SJ- Air-l'ond Matinee Dally titd. GEORIK SANDERS THEY CAME TO BLOW UP AMERICA' Also Walt Disney's Feature Cartoon "BAMBI" HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Mnllutftsnrtrl --n1 Ronlta Granville t'amhrla Hltler'a Ct 'hlldren" BEL A LUGOSI, THK APE MAN" don niias It! 11 1 Ofrnn-ing and la one of tho beat we've) ever JOIIXM' Jk OEORCiE 5503 Cermantow BETTY RHODES MARKET ITREIT CAPITOL Ooors Open 10 A. M. rket 230 Phil Tax Till a P.

nnsi PHILADELPHIA SHOWING BLAZING ACTION IN THE LAWLESS WEST "THE KAN SAN" RICHARD DIX JANE WYATT OPEN ALL NIGHT AIR-CONDITIONED FAMII 13th HUMPHREY BOGART I ITIi LI Market RAYMOND MASSEY "ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC" 111 MADlfET Judy Garland-Van He OOP HlMnRCI 'PRESENTINGLILYM film ARS' PPIUprCC Hll Jean Arthur.Joel MeCrea rninutoo Mkt. -more the merrier' OPEN ALL NIGHT CAlflY 1311 Hu.ton-Ann Hardlnf. Mam rket "MISSION TO MOSCOW" OPEN ALL NIGHT AIR-CONDITIONED PFNTFD1Tth FRANCHOT TONE Utn I tn Market ERIC VON STR0HEIM ANNE BAXTER. 'FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO WEST PHILADELPHIA COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED DriJU3rdA Cheater Morrii-Jean Parker Woodland "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" Lupe Velez. "LADIES' DAY" nOMMnnnPC Chester Parker uumiiiwvuiii, "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" A 13rd A Walnut Danald BIG' COMFORTABLY AIR-CONPITIONEO PRflCC aftVC Cheater Morrla.

Joan Parker UnUOO rCIO "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" A 60th A Market Danald O'Cen BIG IMDFQIAI William Holden-Suaan Hay ward imriniML BotB 4 Wal. "Yount A Wllllni" nRILfaJT a cneeier Merrte UnlCri I WoodPd -AERIAL 6UNNE' LEADERS Tyrone Power-Dana Andrewe -ane "CRASH DIVE" nijnvtiA Chester Merrle.Rlehard Aries LllllI tl mwood "AERIAL GUNNER" A. Edmund Lowe, "Murder In Tlmei Square" COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED UVMkir A George Sanders-Anna Stan 1 I 'TrteyCameto BlowUp Amerloa' SOUTH PHILADELPHIA ALHAMBRA Uth A CHESTER MORRIS Morrl. JEAN PARKER Dl ATA Hrotd A "HIGH EXPLOSIVE" A Porter Winds Over the Paclfle" COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED EARL 28th A Jon Hall-Maria Montea-Saba Beed "WHITE SAVAGE" In Teen. unnci cjiA Judy Garland.

Van Heflln 'PRESENTING LILY MARS' muvi.li South NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA rnDIIM Fkd. a Chester Morrli-Blrhard Arlen UllUltl Rridsa "AERIAL GUNNER" A Laurel A Hardy. "JITTERBUGS" CD A tilt riTDIl Ann Shirley. Carole Lanale rnnnrVrunll rkd. 'powers biri a Bela Lugosl.

'Frankenstein Meet! the Wolf Man" A fl UP A aywai'd olden nAnnUnuAlC -youno a willing- a Ken. A Itits'U Walt Dlsney'a Saludoe Amlgoi' KENT Koqs. Franehot Tone-Erie Von Stroheim ACumrj. "FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO" COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED ICDTysSlS Franehot Tone. 'Pilot 5' A JLn I I Torr Qonald O'Connor.

'Mister Big- NORTHEASTERN Si0 ALAN LADD Yount, 'CHINA' COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED flYCflDn 71,10 Franehot Tone-Marsha Hunt UATUnU Bla. Sua An. "PILOT No. A tneiter Morrla HIGH EXPLOSIVE" I STEVE MERRY-GO- in "A ROUND BAR F-ntrrtalomrnl Conlintioua Troin 8 P. M.

Hrre la a ahow NEVER a CHARGE (lac. Sat.J lAfcCE NITELY 8:15 P. M. i esou POPLAR Ta. Worgan Cnr)V Jrti.

Ore. eW" 59i .4 1 ri" ta 1 4 NIGHTLY I DOC SMITH XJ JE ANNETTES (1 BROOKS MSTKKS I t.lOKIA RKK iaWrtal I JinV I.ANE aff5Yii I 4T mtmr 9 P. jP0 hav rnvrd about all rrcorda nhown. AIo iwwTiFfsriKn Roller Coasters, Carousels, Roller Skating Every Kind of Amusement $100,000 Swimming; Pool No finer Amusement Park in America FREE KIDDIES' POOL PICNIC GROVE 55 Acres 1000 Thrills EASY TO REACH by Wll.on Una Stfamtri Pannaville. LEAVE PHILADELPHIA 9:30 A.M.

10:30 A. 1:00 P. 5:00 P. M. Bonta Scheduled to ler.va Rivrrview 2:00 P.

4:45 P. and 8:00 P. M. Convenient to Trolley and Subway-El. Try to Travel ory In the Wee.

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