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hut. sat. 30 2.30 WILLIAM 6QLDMAM MT "A WELCOME DIVERSION Scala Singers Give "Boheme1 Refreshing Pleating Well Sung; and Attractively Peopled Bulletin Mdttrt. SHUBERT present a a. -ajV aHH a aaT rGilda on Boyd Screen, Stars Rita Hayworth JOHN MAUREEN WILLIAM LOVE the SNOW PAYNE-O'HARA-BENDIX A MUSICAL ROMANCE with Great Singing and Dancing Cat! and Charut ot Beautiful Girlt "A DELIGHT TO EAR A EYE" Inquirer KAve Wires' At Capitol First the "Head End" Kids, then the -'East Side" Kids, now Leo Gor-cey and his pals are called the "Bowery Boys" under Monogram's wing.

The first of a threatened series, entitled "Live Wires," opened at the Capitol yesterday. It is the usual melange of fisticuffs and tough wisecracks, with Leo losing one job after another because he acts with his fists first and does the thinking, if any, later. But toward the end of the picture things get amusing when entimenta By Samuel Singer The "Sold Out" sign was up for the Philadelphia La Scala Opera performance of "La Boheme" at the Academy of Music last night. The performance was given exactly 50 years, two months and two days 3 Young Artists In Joint Recital The second of three concerts presenting "Young Artists in Joint Recital," at the Art Alliance last night, featured Hilda Rainer, soprano, and Alvin Rudnltsky violinist, with Joseph Levine, pianist. Mr.

Rudnitsky and Mr. Levine, both of whom were discharged from the Army just three weeks ago, collaborated well in Beethoven's "Kreutzer" Sonata, and the violinist later played a solo group of works by Sarasate, Chopin and Wieniaw-ski. Miss Rainer was heard in Russian, German, French and American groups of songs. Her voice had ample volume, sometimes sharply so. Journey a By Mildred Martin Suppr heated Rita Hayworth landed at the Boyd yesterday in a super-heated melodrama called "Gilda." And the management had better get the cooling system going right now.

It's the heat generated by long-legged, tawny-tressed, bare-shouldered Miss Hayworth, plus direction and photography that make the most of her decidedly earthy assets, that matter most in this fantastic fable fresh from the Columbia I Cantury-Fol CONNIE MARSHALLM VOTED A HIT! "Furiouily funny footlight fare. Headed for apparently certain ucce." Inquirer "A literately written traveity and well studded with laugSt." Bulletin KERMIT HOOMOAIDfN ProMaN last times today Ronald Colman THE PRISONER OF ZEKDA" Leo. as a process-server, enters the lair of Mike Mazurki, a goliath who handles him and Huntz Hall as if 1st PHILA SHOWING TODAY! they were duckpins. METROPOLITAN OPERA AJ? Pamela Blake enacts Leo's sister; SPECIAL. PERFORMANCE ovens.

As drama, with its hate-love pattern, its blend of highflown and lowdown dialogue, "Gilda" comes very close to being ridiculous. SEX appeal rampant But as a showcase for Miss Hay-worth's siren talents, it's an uninhibited wolf call in celluloid. Not since the archaic days of Theda Bara and her brazen ilk has sex appeal been set forth in so rampant a fashion on the screen. Sultry, hip swinging, shoulder tossing Gilda is quite a girl as she drives her husband and her erstwhile boy friend, now the husband's henchman in his gambling joint, to distraction down Argentina way. Honey and insults fall from Gilda's pretty lips with equal ease.

She goes for swims at five in the morning, picks up men in the casino. She sings a couple of songs "Put the Blame on Mame, Boys," as she starts a strip-tease, and "Amado Mio," a sulry romantic number. A woman of presumably no reputation, she has a trick of suddenly going wistful and pure to the astonishment of everybody concerned, including the audience. And, when the plot permits a new deal and Gilda finds herself married to the lad she's been needling for almost 0Oo O'tAf TUESDAY EVENING APRIL16AT7OCLOCK i Bobby Jordan, William Benedict and William Frambes are the other "Bowery Patti Brill is Leo's girl; and John Robert E. 1 sins DIE 'Wife )J CM Richard ttxnfr i onwcratlonai ITS MURDER WITH A NEW TWIST I Keane and Claudia Drake have CHTJJ.

ACKE0 SH0CXJ3 OF THE STRANSLIN8 MONSTER THAT "A WALK CAROLE ItTUTYrC "grown-up" roles. SAMUEL L. SINGER IN THIS SUM A New Cemedy by BELLA AND SAMUEL SPEWACK "Full of Solid Laughj" Newt "Authentically Witty" Record V( A A CITY! 4 Festival rinv PAMSIllFAIL MMKS. THOKBOHO. HAKSHAW, KKOW.M.M., 4KSSNKK, I A It It KO, PAIXtK.

STKUMAN, KAI.K, WING-HKIt. KIPMS. I'fcC'IINKK. MOSCONA, llAKfV. HAWKINS, HAKLUWE.

Conrlurtnr. MR. COOPKK, TICKETS ON SALE Ticket Office. Haly's. 1613 Chest.

St. (WeymanrTi) KNABK PIANO ISEl! KXCI.ISI XY wr ma- s- after its world premiere in Turin, with Toscanini conducting. Last night's conductor was the able Giuseppe Bamboschek, whose zeal for the beauties of Puccini's score sometimes allowed the orchestra to drown out the singers. HORSEPLAY INHIBITED The performance was something more than competent, but did not always equal previous Scala presentations of "Boheme." The horseplay of the four Bohemians in the first act was rather inhibited. There were other details of staging and singing, such as an occasional ragged ensemble, which detracted from the general effect, although individual characterizations were on the-whole effective.

Norina Greco, portraying Mimi here for the first time, was appealing as the tubercular seamstress, and sang with much feeling and ample volume. The duets with Rudolph were done well, except when she overshadowed the tenor, and the Death Scene was most affecting. MARTINI IN FINE FETTLE Nino Martini, a familiar Rudolph here, was in fine fettle; he outdid himself vocally and limbered up somewhat on the dramatic side. Louisa Mara, also a newcomer lo VI vj A Vj ii Horowitz Recital Tonight Starring DANA ANDREWS -RICHARD CONTE 5IT7J V.LA Appearing in recital for the only STRUT omen II WALNUT time this season, Vladimir noro WITH THEATRE witz, the Russian-American pianist, 1 comes to the Academy of Music to 1 tiialtiy RICHARD CONTE LAST 9 EVGS. RjATS.

WEDNESDAY SATURDAY night. Every seat in the Academy has 1 i aV i ii i i hppn sold loner since, including a large number of stage seats. two film hours, she plaintively re ACADEMY OF MUSIC TONfGHT, 8.30 STAGE SEATS ONLY VLADIMIR HOROWITZ Stall Haly't (Waymann), 1613 Chestnut Local Management Emma Feldrridn SHUBERT last 8:30 marks to no one in particular, "You wouldn't think one woman could TA MM 1 1 A'i lllll.lllJ.I TZ. II WR. I "lka.

Last Matinee Saturday 1519 Choatnut LATEST ISSOl THIS IS AMERICA pratentt "GREAT LAKES" Authentic and Enlightening Picfvra Story the Industrial Cor of a Great America NEWSREELS DONALD DUCK marry two insane men in one life time, now would you?" BETTER THAN MATERIAL ivi Xi'lMlX timssis i eekm Amusement Guide MUSIC ACADEMY' Vladimir Horowil2. pianist, TOWN HALL Carol Brice, contralto, 8.30. THEATERS RLANGER "Call Me Mister." 8 FORREST Love in the Snrtw," S.30. SHTRKRT "Carmen Jones." S.30. WALNLT "Woman Bites Doe," 8.30.

MOTION PICTURES mT DO noons OPM KtS A.M. The answer is no! But you LAST FUTUM f. wouldn't think there coUld be a pic I Bing CROSBY Bob HOPE Dorothy LAMOUR ture quite so peculiar as "Gilda" either. There are other verbal gems "KO AO TO UTOPIA" cally in her role, enacted the tempestuous Musetta with gusto, and her WILLIA GOIDMAM MAMMFP.C.TFIN 11 in the Marion Parsonnet screenplay Staoed by KASSARO SHORT LJ 'M. a.

j-. singing matched her acting in ex and Joe Eisinger adaptation of a ar.tiimrriTrT cellence. story by K. A. Ellington.

For ex I aa. laT.aaTTm 3.20. 3.20. 5.50, 11 1.10. 11.

1.30. 1.35. 3.50. Saturday, April 6 STAN KENTON ALDIN "Shell bound," 5.. MO.

7.45. 10. ARCADIA 'Adventure. 5.1(1. 7.45.

10. BOVD "Gilda." 11.20. 7 55. 10. oooas ortN io a.

UST COMPUTE SHOW Crosby Bergman George O.aplickl did well as Marcel, especially in the third-act quarrel with Musetta, and Nino Ruisi once more contributed a sonorous "Farewell to the Coat" as Colline. 2 April 9 Seats Now I ON TAGC-IN PERSON Anrll Timv I'ailnr 11.20, 1.10, 2.55. CAPITOL "Live Wires. ON in LEO M' CAREY'S I 4 4.1. h.

Ml. K. IS. 5. CA EAKLE "Meet Me On Brnadwav," 1(1 30, PARKWAY DANCE -i Th Glenn MILLER Orchestra 35 Ex-Service MenhTejc DECXEKE 111 HmSfflafau The Bells of 12.50.

3.15. 5.35. H. 10 2ft. Glenn Miller Orchestra, with Tex Bencke.

on ataKe, 11.55. 2.15. 4.40. 7. 9 25.

Wilfred Engelman completed the Bohemian quartet as Schaunard. Hut ARTIE DANN CROSBY SISTERS FOX "A Waik in the Sun," 11.33.-2.10. with 4.45. 7.2(1. JO.

StMarys 0 DAVID HOWARD BERNICE SUSAN BROOKS do SILVA PARKS REED KARLTON "The Bells of St Mary'," 11. ample, Glenn Ford's extremely cross young man informs Gilda and her then-husband, George Macready, that "statistics show there are more women in the world than anything else except insects." Besides the torrid and tortured triangle, the yarn gets around to a vague tungsten monopoly in which Macready is involved, some murderous business with a couple of Nazi agents and a plethora of cryptic talk about Macready's "little friend," a sword cane which gets considerable attention. Under Charles Vfdor's direction. Ford, making his first appearance LIO 3.20. 5.30.

7.40. 10. LESSONS BEGINNERS DANCE IN 3 HOURS 6 PRIVATE LESSONS. SI 0 TRY A 1RIAL LESSON 11 All Ij-hoih by lr-n A. Srott en ai Til.

Bet" Suburban Sta. 9 N. I ITU and 17m A Arch St. A M. ta Mldnlaht Daily.

I 97B7 nd Superb Stngtnq Dancinq Catt of 100 KEITH'S "The Prisoner of Zenda." 11. 12.411. 2 .10. 4.211. ti.

10. 8. 10. POORS OPEN 1045 A MASTBACM "Road to I'toma." 11. 12.45.

2.35. 4.25. rt.l 8.05. lO SAT. LAST 3 2:.

10 ST MAT. NEWS "Condemned to Devil's Island." USI fIB It lA GLENN I FORD 411. 11.25. 3. 4 4(1.

h.25. 8.10. H). AY WO RTH STANLEY Follies of 19-KV' Jl.t A MUt. KIT.

8H9 EWilim Cot man RLANGER MftVYN DOUOIAI II 15. 1 25. 3. 5.35. 7.45.

1(1. STANTON "Dakota." 11.25. 1.10. 2.53. -LEARN TO DANCE- I HERMAN IEVIM 4 4(1.

Ii.25. K. (I. IO. HTI'DIO "The snider," 11.

3.0ft. 3.05, 3 05, 7.1... 9.20. tefflsr. 9th WEEK WITH MARION McMANUS Unr Frcei With Orrh.

With Kvrry BIO Open 10 A M. Daily RIT. 2602 AMOUR BALLROOM 1807 MARKET ST LAST FEATURE 10 at. since coming out of the service, is far better than his material. Mac-ready plays the distracted monopolist as though he had been seeing IXCHIIl BERGiYIAN AlFEE0 h.tchcock 1 A Muaicol Kevue GREGORY PECK OPELLBOUND" "SSt too many Dracula pictures, while Steve Garay and Joseph Calleia wander through the murky goings on as philosophical washroom attendant and Buenos Aires police wuh BETTY GARRETT Mnl- I.vrlcn hy Vketrhr- HAROLD DOME ARNOLD AUERBACH Directed by ROBERT M.

GORDON Sat KOW at Erlanocr boa ntflce Ale at Clm-arl an at Central City Ticket Office In Artadr. 1120 Chesinet St. BIT. 6920 AT BOX OFFICE PRICES Alia tickets at all holtls. OPEN 10-45 A M.

LAST FEAIUtE 10 at official, respectively. Irn rWlHlP JOH" IMII WALTCR WARD WAY RALSTON BRENNAN BONO 1 0 Arndrmv 1 trket. Haiy. Waymann't, 1613 Chetnat PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA A Conduclng FINE SATURDAY 80 T0M0R.2io fi.kish i'Uuui IHIKOVsKV Srrrnada for String Orch Fred Asfaire Says He's Quitting Films NEWARK, N. April 3 (UP).

Fred Astaire, passing through Newark Airport on a trip from Hollywood to Florida, said flatly today that he had made his last motion picture. The dancing star said he had quit the movies because he was "too old." 5 Before Voua Aye PAOMCTTI RAVIOLI TAl IAN Br roos CMOir a VWINC HQjoas 1101 s. 9th St. ja o9 STARS At MM MMII Piano f'onrrrlo No. 2 MlRf.sm INrturr- nt an Kxhihitlon "Rip Kirby" gets mora iciting with each episode.

Look for "Rip Kirby" today ond every day on the Comic Pages of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Willi 1 1 ii 1 1 1 Cor. Wathinqton Avi, ond theLovel.esi GUIs in the World F'kd. ri.Al'nKTTK COLHKRT "NO TIMi: KIR I.OVK" Park lllK'lland Pnrk. Pa.

Ace SHIRf.KY TKMPI.K 'KISS AMI Tr I.I." Park Turn N'fal. Barbara Hale Klrst Yank Into Tokyo" i si Ilia. ihii Gm.iKi.js-- 'Boston fllaekicL Adelphi fA.G.W.'s Colonial YVONNE DcCARLO I KOD CAMERON 'FRONTIER GAL' 7 ri'fii imt.nn ill 1 1 2 1 ii Retommendfd for Adults Ml. Ice Reefer M.irlness Exposed Pearl Admiral V.AHNfcft BAXTKR 'I'rime Irtor' Warning1 Prtion Sliln" "TELL YOUR CHILDREN" 11 us MorL'ind "SHANGHAI COBRA" DANNY KAVK "IP IN A MS" Airport 'Kncliltiili-rf 'I I'San lrnnH Vnllv" VreST kh s.m (9 Alden n.no "ONE ISO.MANTK MI.HT" Lanre v. and a hog" NH1RLKY TKMi'LK -KISS AND TKI.I." "ARSON SUAI" "Three' a rowd" Penn 4 1 liirkiion Dinnorwarp to (hp T.arliP B.

twl. F1. I i ES2SS AllaahaW WM HOVVKLl. Mlieqneny wt Mr. Bradford" 1HKNE DUNNE "OVFR 21" Darby, Pa.

Penypak "A Bell for Adano" 8051 Fkd. KENE TIERNEY. JOHN HODIAK DINNER SET TO LADIES Hit, jiai. Haily 2 M. Ambassador' Bait In 1'rrh nirnUtr Follow That Woman' Enrhantid Vorput" Doris 4'ilh Ik Wnndl'd When (he LiKhts tin on Attain Voiee of the Whistler" Pike I I KTtNKY.

fORNKr. WILDE LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN" N. nth a-jx 4411 Si'norita I'roin the Went tagemoni jngm -kbiw 'oinrv MATINEE 2 P. M. President Erlen 7.4:t.

9.4.1 I'hclt. "IP MAlSlK" Anthony Wayne AIM. Shirley Temple ohvm lJpHnvillanri "RAFFLES- 7 45. M5 2.1 rd Snyder ANN SnTIIFRN, OFIIKGE MURPHY KISS AND TELL" Eureka KI.OMIIKh. HKY1 "SII.VKK DKVII." 4Hth M-irki-t (Irford Ave ROBERT WALKER K.io evelt Blvd.

What Next. CorB Hargrove DKANNA DURBIN I.AHV ON A TRAIN" "SIUIHIIV OP THIHIIR" AdoIIo acadkmy AWARD WINNKIl T7 RAY MILLAND IS Till: A A fE St III AH It VHTllih "LOST WEEK-END" 56th Mitb hl Snnire i And 'then There Were None' "l'hleleni f'nme Home" Regis Frolic "HAVS OK IIhvi of Mnflnlo Kill' A Technicolor Snectwie "THE SPANISH. MAIN" Renel Avenue i Wilier Ahfl KISS AM Ti "aaaalBBBBBBaaaaaaal "Kolltiw 'I'hnt IVimiaii' i-tna of lhr Halrrfmnl" I l'( ol'imlfia KU MONTANA. Shll-S" KllltDI. FLYNN "SAN ANTONIO" SKCIIKT AIIKNT X9" Dav ird it Ne Rhine ADDED No 1- iKai 3i VifffZfmTl L'M I 1 I.T.I .1 I i .1 A IH53 Mmnhv.

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S.nfl. 10.20 BOBBY JORDAN "LIVE WIRES" 8th ft Market DOOR OPEN 10 ft IV THRIL1ASG TErffSlcni.OK Star Timor "HARVKV 7th "The Missinc Juror" Vrana snyrt "Meet Miss Bobby Ridge That -NiBht ith You" "Out of the Depths" Door Own PAI ACE Belgrade Jon Hall. Dorothv Lamour "HIRRICANE" Artrivl Market is a m. YOU'RE IN THE ARMY" eth Crfiii 4th Famous Fiehts Fiehtprx (JINNY SIMMS "SHAI1Y I.ADV" victoria Mar GEORGE RAFT AVA GARDNER "WHISTLE STOP" ni I irard Htmt'B Pk. fARTOON CARNIVAL Starring JOAN LESLIE ROBERT ALDA "CINDERELLA JONES" Belmont Conl- -snws Daily ucimonT Complftflv MoiernizecI 2nd Market 2 BIO FEATURES 2 Great Northern Orald Mnhr.

Jania Cartrr "Tha Nolnrloaa Lona Waif" ISLK OF THE 1EAI" 'The Riiithton Stranxler" Taronv IT Orthodox BilJie Burke, "THE CHEATERS" Brd. Kri "Hot Khvlhrn" Iist Call to See B.ith, 2. Eve. 8 :15 NEW Bivi.rn 444 I "PAROON MY PAST" aNIViera KRKD MaeMURRAY Marguerite rhapman. Akim Tamiroff NIXON Bal.

Market also thE TIGER WOMAN 69th Darby GroAHiunu -rd Kadio Starm on Parade ICtnwuy Scotland Yd. Innstliiator Benner SHIRLEY TEMPLE "KISS A I TKI.l," STATE 52d a Chastnut TOWERS S9th Market YORKTOWN CIRCLE Fkd. aV Marsarat BROADWAY Broad Snydw VERNON SS08 Germantown ROOSEVELT 4739 Franktord Ax. Rivoli 52nd 2 BIG FEATURES 2 niTwia xamom Dannv Kave. Dinah Shore "I IN ARMS" in Terh.

Ronalri Reasan. Fave Emerson "NINE LIVLS ARK NOT ENOUGH" FEATURE TIME TABLE: Benson1' 4 MATINEE DAILY Ann Savage Tom Neal Hamilton ehkol klvnn nunriiTon ALEXIS SMITH fi'i "SAN ANTONIO" I.V rUCIIMCOLOR AfldH -Qoiet Pla Acidrmv Award Winner i Elkina Park No Mat Up In Arms' Mat. Eve. H.50 9.45 '9 Lives Are Not Enough'. Mat.

1.2l. Kre. 8.43 Fred Marguerite MacM urray Chapman VIVIAN BLAINE "DETOUR" DENNIS PERRY O'KEEFE COMO DOLL FACE" Hill DKANNA DURBIN RALPH BELLAMY Rockland Krd. 4 GENE Rnck CORNEL WILDE PARDON MY PAST LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN" 5324 ntn. "I.AHY ON A TRAIN" Th, Mrrrirnt Myttery in Kinxtnrp UPTOWN Broad Dauphin Rayu ACADEMY AWARD WINNER RAY MILLAND 61S9 Kiiisre "LOST WEEK-END" Berwyn, Pa.

aiilaii) TilKhoat Annie1 "Whirlwind Horseman" JUDY GARLAND "HARVEY GIRLS" ANN SOTHERN COLONIAL Gtn I Chflten Hnlluunirl Double Feature Western onywooa Wlld BM, En)ott 22nd Cambria OK RFNO" JOHNNY BROWN. "LOST TRAIL" GEO. MURPHY Bluebird SIURI "KISS TEMPLE AND TKI.I." Royal rh "First lank Into Tokyo" 'Colored Stars on Parade" UP GOES MAISIE" Howard 'Pardon Mv Past" "fiordor Bandit' ROBERT WALKER ORPHEUM Gtn. Cheltan FRED ASTAIRE UCILLE BALL LUCILLE BRENVER FANNIE BRICE JUDY GARLAND JKATHRYH GRAYSON LENA HORNJ GENE KELLjf JAMES NIELTON VICTOR WOORJ RED SKELTON ESTHER WILLIAMS WILLIAM POWELL Senate i 7th A I A Brsad Morria Horn for Trouble" "The Silver Fleet" '9 KhKNA' WW'S. VHAT NEXT.

(ORPniHI. HMtfiROVK" korvin' ALLEGHENY PERRY COMO VIVIAN BLAINE 'DETOUR "STRANGLE THE SWAMP" Seville Rryn Mavrr Iris A I kg. LON CHANEY. A LAN CURTIS "IIALTONS RIIJE AGAIN" FEATURE: 2 55. 7.40.

9. do "THIS LOVE OF OURS" 1 Frankfnrd A Allaa Boyd-Chester JOHN PAYNE MAUREEN (THAR A LANE Willard Parker. Mara uerite Chapman Aw. "ONE WAY TO LOVE" OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY FA Mil Mkl DUNCAN RENALD0 I HI It. I OF THEJ 10 GRANDE" 'DOLL FACE' herwnnrl Matinee Daily 'J P.

M. jnerwooQ )n Torhnirolor 54th Halt. "FRONTIER GAL" YVONNE DeCARLO. ROD CAMERON IP 1 Kroad Judy Garland-John Hodiak L0CAN OPEN ALL NIGHT Tom. 'THE HARVEY GIRLS' Tern, Gene Tierney-Cornel Wilda 'Leave Her to Heaven," Tech.

a I.M Mkt Ria. Sun Southern Broad i- Rwt OLT OF THE DEPTHS' "SHADY LADY" Dinnerware to Ladies FELTON "SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY" William BnIK-. Sir Ceiiric llarrticke an. I Piesi-nl me Connn- MarsiVill 1.14. 17.

7 P. M. OPEN ALL NIGHT hl. Blvd. Jackson RITA HAYWORTH 5th larkson LEE BOWMAN "Tonisht and Every Night" so stars or YESTERDAY Robbery The Oempftey.

S. Hart. Clara Beta SAVflV 1511 Hara-Paul H.nraid Sae the Great Train Willard Fiaht Wm Nnruee? smi. 'SPANISH MAIN. "Tech.

"Sllchtlv Honorable" "SONG Oh MEXICO" a ta THE GOOD 333 MARKET 0 E.WAY 'RED DRAGON" Star Jeffries CLOSED EVERY THURSDAY "THE IMII t.HGIRI.S" Siirlngtliiie In the Rorkles" Breeze Vimtdv of thf ''a "KISH AMI TKI.I." DRIUPCCC 10IS Ge Murphy. Ann So I era "KID. MILLIONS'" 1st "Men In Her lilary" HlllVLUg a Momi Uurtrnt "ttdy On a Mai. Dlv. 2 P.

Joy av.r. or the warerironr OLD DAYS" Wou nt Laffa for tha Entire Family IMPPRIAI N. 3'i Crlinaon i UtirLfllHL Great Staoamuh Robbery Errol Klvnn. Alexis Smith Rrexeael SI i't "San Antf.nlo." fn Tfch. 2lh Bud Abbott-Lou Coatalln Stratford AJJAMBRAJf 7th Ktrk'n Bluest l.aff of All Time "GtHID OLD DAYS" Mnrrta "Naughty Nlnatlm" iL DOROI'HY LAMOUR JUrilDO "I1ISPI Tbll PASSAGE" Front New "THIS I AMERICA" (irard Plus HO'S Gl ILTY" Grnnrluinu Front "Tha Great Flamarinn' DfOUUWay Ynplj of Terror" A CTfTD i ranklm IMPTRIAI Rabt- MontQomery.Joha Wayne IITirtniHL BOih-Wal.

They Were a send able eiw IUII, I (iirard BARBARA STANWYCK GEORGE BRENT "MY Suburban Aeademv Award Winner juouroan -the lost week-end" Ardmore Ray Milland. Jane Wvman FEATURE: 2.40. 7.25, 9.35 P. M. Byrd CRANCE Sine? Keswick-Glenside I IRPRTV BMl FRED MaeMURRAY LlUtni I Col.

"PARDON MY Pist'i ROBERT WALKER KEENAN WYNN NT "What next. Corporal Harqrnva' mmm l-S 7-rrt JaV i riflA Kk.PUTATinhl" nunicvsthA Rt. Porter "I GOES MAISIK" Also March of Time "HOLLY WOO II Temple Tioas "Vou Came Alonic" The Lost Can.vnn" Walker-Keenan Wynn 'WHAT NEXT. ill II aV kla I llorklaad Added: Academy Cambria ft KAY FRANCIS "I.UVOKC." Winner, "Hitler LI vet?" 69th A UNDYk? Terminal I rinceieilA Lausdale. RAY MILLAND A IO 23rd "NORTHWEST TRAIf.

69th Mkt. Cont. fr. 11 A. M.

Parlf Car lTr-ort CPL HARGROVE?" mwood WEEK-END" Fa. "I.OS1 South "Cfliuraia Cameo with I DWARD ARNOLD MARON BELL BUNJN'S PUPPETS CYD CHARISSE i i Co "fi. I. HONEYMOON" "OTT OF THE 11EPTHS" Fred MarMurrav. Marsruerite Chanman NORTHEASTERN t.

RCliM 63rd ROBERT D0NAT "VACATION FAIRMnilMTth "PARDON MY PAST" aa.llll niunelnla ROBERT WALKER Lowngaie Kjs Sun keenan wynn "WHAT NEXT, CORPORAL HARGROVE Woodland niiuiiu vil I Girard RICHMOND FROM MARRIAGE" BROMLEY Ray Milland Tioan I' ii JIat. KAY FRANCIS 'nivn itfv Venango '2 r. Locust 2 BIG HITS 2 BASIL RATH BONE CONST Academy AMK Award MOO EX I A InpntyTT Ononta VAN JOHNSON UUUniZ. -BORN FOR TROUBLE." Re-le A PEGGY RYAN. "MEN IN HER DIARY' SEDGWICK STRAND B- Carmntt 'jermanfown Allegheny Aves.

ial- r- M-' tve. Lout. fr. 3.15 Vivian Perry Carmen BI aine Como Miranda "DOLL FACE" Sta2 Shov Winner Actor Beat Towne 32nd A Wust "PI RSI IT TO ALGIERS' PENNY SINGLETON. ARTHUR LAKE "LIFE WITH LON III Pteturt "RAFFLES" LONESOME TRAIL' 6149 Errol Flynn-Alexia imith ORIENT rnRiiu rkd.

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