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THB PHILADELPHIA INOTJIItER. SUNPAY MORNING. FKBKUARY 11. 1045 14 SO William Sreig Makes Local Art Debut; Blackburn Paintings and Other Shows Philadelphia Music Club To Give Program Tuesday The Philadelphia Music Club, artists and chorus, will be heard In a program of American music on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 in the ballroom of the Barclay. The chorus, under the direction of H.

Alexander Matthews and accompanied by Myrtle Eaver and Virginia Selfridge. will offer works by Harl MacDonald, Joseph Clokey, i ranees Mccoinn ana Mr. Mat- Ce- Music Highlights Of Current Week TUESDAY Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo for Forum. Academy, 8.30. WEDNESDAY Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.

Academy, 8.30. THURSDAY Luboshutz Nemenoff duo piano recital. Academy, 8.30. SATURDAY Arrau-Szigeti recital for Pension Foundation. Academy, 8.30.

Scarlett Kelly at Troc The burlesque at the Troc for the week beginning tonight at midnight will be headlined by Scarlett Kelly. Others on the bill are Jack Diamond and Ethel DeVeaux, in a comedy skit; "Shuffles" LeVan and Al Golden, comedians; Carol King. Bil-lie Duncan, dancer; Tommy Lane, In new songs, and the Trocettes In new Eddie Lynch dance routines. Music is by Merrick Valinote and hi Swingsters. Shoius Scheduled At Little Theaters The Palette Players, dramatic group of the Cheltenham Art Center, The Palette Players, ill present the comedy "Ring Around Elizabeth" Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at St.

Aidan's Parish House, Central ave. and Cottman Cheltenham, Pa. "Through the Night." a mystery play by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements will be presented by the Players Club of Swarthmore Thursday to Saturday nights, inclusive. Performances begin at 8.20. The Westgate Players will present "Moon Over Mulberry Street," a comedy by Nicholas Constantino on Friday and Saturday nights in the Llanerch Fire Hall.

W. Chester pk. and Darby road, Llanerch. at 8.30. The Barat Players will present "Three in One." comedies, today at 3.30 P.

M. in St. Katharine's Auditorium, Torresdale ave. and Convent Lane, Torrcsdale, for the benefit of Barat Charities. Pacific Film at Town Hall The Countries and People Scries will present the color film.

"The Pacific Aflame" with "Singapore Joe" Fisher, in person, at Town Hall today at 3 P. M. The picture shows the life and people of the Pacific Islands and Malay peninsula including shots of U. S. servicemen in that area.

strong i "Allied Landing," 1 showing merely a large hand and arm the wrist tatooed with an American flag. Charming for its calm beauty are the figures in Benton Spruance's "End of Waiting," while an exceptional, almost mystical equality is found in the nude study of "Hyperion" by Weldon Bailey. Herbert Pullinger again indulges his fondness for the local historic scene in his impression of "Old Christ Church." and two strongly contrasted market episodes are those of Barbara Crawford and Ike Newport. DOUBLE FELLOWSHIP SHOW Departing from a custom of long observance, the Fellowship of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts will hold simultaneously, instead of in two sections, its annual exhibition of water colors and black and white work, and the yearly display of oil paintings and sculpture. The exhibit opens Saturday.

March 10, and closes Sunday, March 25. A current activity under Fellowship auspices Ls the series of talks being given at the Academy to interpret and explain the pictures in the present 140th annual exhibition. Dorothy Grafly conducted the group of visitors yesterday afternoon. On Thursday, Feb. 15, Violet Oakley will officiate, and on Saturday, Feb.

17, Charles Rudy will be the interpreter. The final talk on Thursday. Feb. 22, will be given by Walter E. Baum.

These "promenades" begin at 2.30 P. M. So far, visitors have been chiefly impressed, it is said, by the reasons given for awarding the Temple medal to "Kiosk." WOODMF.KE EXHIBIT The next important display at the Woodmere Gallery, 9201 German-town will include drawings, prints, water colors and miniatures. It will open Feb. 25 and continue through March 18.

The 19th annual exhibition of American block prints, wood cuts and wood engravings opens next Tuesday at the Print Club, 1614 Latimer st. The usual Mildred Boericke and Eugenia F. At wood prizes will be awarded. Opening next Tuesday at the Art Alliance will be a showing of oils, pastels and drawings by Darrell Austin and an architectural display by Richard J. Ncutra.

On Feb. 20, exhibitions of miniatures and cartoons by Arthur Szyk and of paintings by Moise Kisling will begin. Byrd LAUREL HARDY "THE DIG NOISE" Also I.KAVK IT TO THK IRISH" DI'NN. WANDA Mi-KAY Cameo 1MH "THK I.AT HIIIE CnrmMR Uentiantoun Allechenv Aves. warman continuous From 2 P.

M. Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy Frank Morgan in Victor Herbert's "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" llntrr. "1'AHIMtN I'M" Catlnr 'n -mi man" "VllldW CANI1V" Continued From Page 8 Everyman's Gallery, includes two exceptionally good night scenes, "Clouds at Midnight" by Frank Vanacore, and "Cape Ann Evening" by Stella Drabkln; Eleanor Arnctt's "St. Ann's Church" (with a very appropriate frame); Razel Kapustin's "Fantasy," an affectionate animal study, and a brilliant floral primitive. "Mixed Bouquet" by Jesse Drew-Bear.

Outstanding in the water-color section are June Groff's somewhat bewildering "Sunset and Chickens," an arresting picture Just the same; Katherine Schlater's "Riverside" and Marion Cohee's "East Gloucester," an engaging design or waterways and landing-stages. With its touches of the Klee techenique in simplicity and naivete of crayon and ink line Abraham P. Hankins offers "Old House," while Hilda Pertha presents a curious under-water study, 'Hydrosphere." Nat Koff-man's "Antique Garden," primitive in manner, but quite effective, is a creation in crayon and Rouachc, an impressive combination. AMONG THE PKINT MAKEKS The war receives symbolic and striking treatment in E. A.

Paige's Eureka Gene Tiernev. liana Andrews "I.Al HA" Dick Travis. Klennor Parker 'LAST HIIK" Frolic KAY KYSElt ANN MILLER "CAROLINA BLUES" Plus Llovil Nolan. Barton MacLane "GANGS OF CHICAGO" CAtk 5Hth Bel. Sorure 'III r-rn(inuon! l-rnm IT'S ROMANTIC LANA TURNER "Marriage Is a Private Affair" James Craipr, John Ilodiak pl i 's sxn nut hit ll C-R-A-Z JOAN DAVIS "Kansas City Kitty" BOB CROSBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA JANE FRA7.EE.

WILLIAM BROS dtrrtwA 'h nnit Oirrd Ave. 2 Great Shows 2 Paulette Goddard Ray Milland ALBERT DEKKER EDWARD NORRIS ROLAND YOUNG THE LADY HAS PLANS' 2ND GREAT SHOW CHESTER MORRIS (AS BOSTON BI.ACKIE JANIS CARTER One Mysterious Night V-WIVIL. (L Anciri Pri -VL Carmi'l Ave uiensiae, feature DEAD END KIDS IN THEIR LATEST RIOT "BLOCK BUSTERS" "EVER SINCE VENUS" Grand 7lh Snyder CHARLES BOYER. RITA HAYVVi )RTH TALES OF MANHATTAN' GINGER ROGERS. HENRY FONDA SlXTiiillv Alloil 'HUH EHY Kl.l Tkltl K(i I he Eiisl NHIe Kill nl I Heir IW-sl Grant Hill) At iiilanl Ave.

Continuous From I. M. GENE TIERNEY DANA ANDREWS 1 i Great Northern Brojirl Ar Erie Bie Show- 'Meet Miss Bobby Socks' Bob Crosby, Lynn Merrick You'll Have The Lauch of Your Life! Plus "Dark Mountain" A Grinnine Meloilrnma MARCH OF TIM "WHAT TO IM WITH iKKMV" fraanunt ''-'n1 Cont. From 2 P. M.

2 Bie Hits i Dennis O'Kcefc. William Bendix "Abroad With Two Yanks" Plus Elrnnor Powell. Woodv llcrmnn Orch. "Sensations Of 1945 Hamilton IJIIIl A Ijiiisilownr Continiioiii Frum 2 FJyse Sally Eiler HiiliArd Knox Eilers Lane "A Wave, A Wac and A Marine" Also "DARK MOUNTAIN" Robert Kllen Lowery Drew Regis Toomey Hill HAli uamon Kunvon III.HK IRISH EVES AUK. SMII.INIi" MON TY Mil.

LEY. JUNE HAVER HAlluuinnrt ml Camlirui onywooa FTom 2 p. m. 2 Laraine Day BIG HITS 2 Alan -u. Marsha Marshal Hunt "Bride By Mistake" Plus The East Side Kids "The Block Busters" Uwnrrl RICHARD ARI.KN nowara kllen drew Music LauchttT Romance "THAT'S MY BABY" Plus Hit H2 Dead End Kids.

Billv Gilbert In a Riot of Fun Excitement "MR. WISE GUY" Iris Kensington Alleirhenv Continuous From 2 P. M. Ginger Rogers "KITTY FOYLE Plus JANE WITHERS "FACES IN THE FOG" thews. Soloists will be Dorothy Goldsmith Netter, pianist; Helen Ivory McQuilkin, soprano, and Ruth Rappe, violinist.

Accompanists will be Elizabeth Dickinson and Urma Kabenhauer. The Philadelphia Pianists Asso ciation will present its opening concert of the season tomorrow night at the Ethical Society auditorium at 8 30. Participating artists will be Teresa Perazzoli, Mildred Whitehill-Richter, George Walker and Eileen Flissler. Compositions of Bach-Bu-soni. Bach, Chopin, Schumann, Brahms, DeFalla, Mompou and Ravel will be interpreted.

A recital of sacred music will be presented by St. Peter's Choir under the direction of Harold W. Gilbert at St. Peter's Church, 3rd and Pine Tuesday evening at 8.30. Er-Lest White will be guest organist.

The Harmonie Society Chorus, under the direction of Leopold Syre, will give a concert Tuesday evening at 8.30 in the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation auditorium, Old Custom House, 420 Chestnut st. Emeline Bucher Ewald, soprano; Ottelie Nolde Dickel, contralto, and Carl Urban, tenor, will be the soloists. The Women's Symphony Orchestra of Philadelphia, J. W. F.

Lehman, conductor, will offer a program on Thursday evening at 8.15 in the auditorium of the Benjamin Franklin High School, Broad Green sts. Soloists will be Dorothy Over-holt, contralto, and Frances Shal-man, pianist. Works of Beethoven, Johann Strauss, Grieg, Tchaikovsky, Gluck and Liszt will be heard. Joseph Carlucci, baritone, will give a recital Thursday evening in the Ethical Society auditorium at 8.30. He will sing a group of old Italian songs, and others by Mozart, Verdi, Tchaikovsky and Woodforte-Finden.

Oscar Eirmann will be the accompanist. Carol Malsh, young violinist, will be heard in recital on Friday evening at 8.30, in the concert hall of the Philadelphia Musical Academy, 1617 Spruce st. Waldemar Liachow-sky will be the accompanist. Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel," in English, will be presented at the Academy of Music on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 for the benefit of the American Friends Service Committee. Karl Riedel will direct the performance.

The cast will include Mary Jane Manegold. Mar-jorie Wellock. Jane Foltz, Eugene Conley and Verna Kerr. Erl Beatty, pianist, will give a lecture-recital on Friday evening at the Art Alliance at 8.30. As a feature of Negr- History Week, the A.

C. Bilbrew Chorus will present a program of music by Negro composers in the auditorium of the Settlement Music School today at 4 P. M. Soloists will be Dorothy Pearson, soprano; William P. Ellis, tenor; Archie Lytle, baritone; A.

C. Bilbrew, reader, and Wendell Prit-chelle and Frederick Rochester, pianists. The Temple Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Kenneth Goodman; the Henderson A Cappella Choir, and the A. C. Bilbrew Chorus also will participate.

Russell Johnson will accompany. On Wednesdays during the Lenten Season special Easter musical programs will be presented in the Grand Court of the John Wanamaker Store featuring concert and radio artists and outstanding organists. The organ recitals will take place at 11.15 A. and the evening concerts will be at 8.30. Rosalind Nadel will be the soloist for this coming Wednesday's evening concert.

Jimmy Dunn Gets a Second Chance in Films HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 10 (A. "Very few people get a second shot at a film career," says Jimmy Dunn gratefully. He's working in "Caribbean Mystery." and getting ready to attend the New York opening of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," the film that brought him back after a five-year absence.

Fourteen years ago Jimmy was top stuff in movies; he made "Bad Girl" and many other big films. Then things tapered off. "It was my own fault," he says. He went back to New York, "played cards in actors' hotels, played an old beat up ukelele and sang songs with my friends for fun." He finally landed a lead part In "Panama Hattie." He hoped that success would bring him back to Hollywood, but films remained cold. Then one day a girl who had been in "Hattie" was in a studio casting office When She heard a discussion as to whom they could get to play the good natured but futile drunken father in "A Tree." "Why don't you get Jimmy Dunn?" she said, and they did.

Got New Contract His work in the film got him a new contract. In "Caribbean Mystery," Jimmy was given a role with a Brooklyn flavor inserted in the rewrite job, to fix Jimmy up with a follow through on "A Tree," though the role is not as important. Dunn has lost 17 pounds, and is back to his "Bad Girl" weight, but In "The Tree" he kept the excess as it helped the role. Jimmy is a typical carefree comic grown a little older. He has no grey hair, and the hairline is holding.

He has that charm which twinkles in his blue eyes. I suspect he accentuates that blue by wearing blue shirts and ties. Twentieth Century Fox figured they've found themselves a star; Jimmy Dunn figures he's lucky to be back. 'It's an III Wind" The epidemic of head colds and sneezes that has kept many a studio shooting around various players this week has been written into the plot of "Man Alive." Rudy Vallee. Pat Brien and Ellen Drew all had head colds, and as the sneezes kept getting into the camera and on to the sound track, it looked like an expensive layoff.

Now, you'll see the story rewritten, with the obnoxious house-guest bringing his cold to the family. me comedy eiiect nas been en hanced by the change, and production hasn't been delayed. Greg ory Peck Top Favorite Of Producers By Louella O. Parsons Continued From Face 12 Is with the studios, and I must say it is very pleasant. It gives me a chance to make the pictures I want to make.

My last four have given me wide scope. 'The Keys to the Kingdom' was religious; 'Spellbound' with liirrid Bergman was a psychological mystery; 'Valley of Decision. starring Greer Garson, is Americano, a story of big business, and, of course, Dars of Glory was a Western. Nobody could ask for a greater variety." "If you like 'The Keys to the Kingdom, Peck went on, "youH feel as I do that we owe a good part of it to Father O'Hara, Jesuit priest, who was the technical director. Father OKara was Father Chisholm: he, too.

had lived in China and had experienced many of the vicissitudes that made Father Chisholm such a great human character." Interested in Theater Peck told me he has a financial Interest in the stage play, "Bell for Adano." "I'm going to have the chance to play 'Major Joppolo' In August hile Fredric March has his vacation," he said. Gregory Peck, who is new to many cf our fans, even though he has been in two already released pictures, is tall, slender, has very dark eyes, a nice laugh, and is very interested in the theater. An injury suffered in football has kept him out of the Army. After his lean days on Broadway, he is very grateful to Hollywood for his home, his wife and baby. His face lit up when I asked about his little on.

"His name is Jonathan." he said. "A family name?" I queried. Found It in Book "Oh. no, indeed." he answered. "We found it in a book of 3500 names, and it seems to fit him.

He's just the age of Ronald Colman's caughter." "You'd better introduce them." I said, remembering Ronnie's bundle of cuteness as I'd seen her last, cooing and trying to talk to her famous caddy. Nest year the name of Gregory Peck wul probably be on every poll, for there's no denying it, he's headed for big things, and his very sincerity makes me believe hell get them. There is no nonsense about him. Service Entertainment Tickets for service men and women to various types of shows can be ob tained at the Philadelphia Hospital, ity Center lor Service Men, 18 15th st. There you can learn of spe cial aairs each night.

MEN AND WOMEN S-lndor Labor Plaza. Town Hall, Krnad mod Kr t. Itanrlnc and refresh mk. r. M.

midnight, dally excrpt fcanday. inrtik Welfmra Board Club and Caoteea. HI Bruad t. Daacina; aad food. 1.

M. 11? 1Mb t. l.od(lo( pool, special rrerratioa. abowrra. Traveler" Aid Pennvvlvanla Railroad iMun Broad 3lb t.

and North PhtladWDhia Station, ooea S4 hours. Baltimore and Ohio Matloa. 24th and CheMnat tutwa for service men and orrvra. Open 9.3a A. M.

to 4.38 p. M. Bofc. magazine, taadwirbrs aad coffee aerved without eot. I Sir Keadinc Terminal Lounge.

12th Market all. Open 1ft A. M. to 10 P. M.

laatera for Servire Men and Women, Baiuaiore and Ohio Station. 24tb and bet-aat Ms. Open 9.30 A. M. to 4.3ft P.

M. Book. magazines. sandwiches, coffee nerved withoat et. Philadelphia Hospitality Center, Id S.

3 Sin st. Information and referral services; "airuted anmher of free entertainment tickets: mendinc shop for men. Benedict lub Catholic Community -TTice. 137 N. ISth st.

Dancing and food. V. M. C. 1800 Arch st.

Hospitality aad dancing. alalioa Army Red Shield Club, 703 X. Broad M. -Entertainment, music, lodging and food. Lutheran n1f (cater, 1215 Walnut st.

"pea dally. 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.

Looaces. writing rooms, shower, recrca-stoa. taache. Sanday evening suppers. Baptist Hospitality enter.

ltb and San- ts. acuities for servlca men and Mrtbodlat Srrlre Ontrr, Frlr ave. east Broad From mnm to midnight dally. 1-wiagr. writing ruom.

ftbower room, same rvom. ft njh counter. -Moraine brrr irtry Ontrr. 1.M1 Wml-st. 14 hour, dmily.

Writing and iwrrMM mora, lounge, lodcinic and food. tanrra lkwr anw-r a of Jrnkintotrn, Bunntral Road Snark bar and dancinf. Ora eery aisht. P. M.

to midnight. Zootneiral t.ardra. 34th st. and Glrard tf A. M.

to V. M. Franklin Institute Mtiwura, 20th St. and rrt i I In I r. M.

daily 10 Jr. M. to p. M. haturdar and Sundav.

fend Monday. Irl. I'lnnrtarian dnn- RMnwMi rr ana n.jv rr. naliy. rrauiivinia Araarmy or in rintf Arts, flroad and 4 hrrry r.ihtlilllon frr to aorttr mra and wotuea la uniform, dally, i 1 P.

M. lair. M. I aivrnutv Moihrnm. 33d aad Sprur AdmiAMoa In.

xhil(t of rurrrnt Interest, rpa wrrkaays. rirrpt jg a. i. ia P. M.l uDdv.

1 to P. M. Aradrmv of Narnral Srlrnrr-'. 19th st. and the Parkway Worfcdats.

9 A. M. to ft P. feoBdavs. 1 to i P.

M. Admission fw. Tar Philadelphia Miivim of Arts. Ifilo t. and the Parkoay t- dally, la A.

M. 4 p. M. arrral rshlhittoas of Intrrmt. The PhiladHihia Art Alliance.

251 K. IHth at. I ihihim: Kally. A. M.

to P. Sundays. 1 to P. H. tihiblts changed Weekly.

Aaaarium. IK! a and Green sts. Opea dally. A. la 4.30 P.

Sundays. 0 A. M. to ft P. M.

raited ftrrvlr Club. 17th and lnt ata. 4pra hoars. Sleepta and shower ammntodatuios. luoacr.

library, lobby ron. flrraktat and dinners aerved. lsaeiar and refreshments nightly. I -m Kate 4 tub. Broadwoud Hotel.

310 N. Broad st. Daarinc. open ft to 12 p. M.

oub Broad t. ISO. 610 S. Broad St. Iaa-uic.

snarfe bar. (Bited fearnen's Sen Ire Club. C. S. S.

Hotel Trary. 36th and Chestnut sts. Dancing and restaurant. Nary Mother's Club. 1718 Spruce St.

Fraaeinr and refreshments far -Nayy men. It A. M- to midnight. Stage Door lanteen. Broad and Locust open daily.

11 A. M. Dancing, with refreshments, ft P. M. to midnight: hunday, 2 P.

M. to midnight. BeJle-ae-Stratford Officers' Clab. Open daily from 10 A. M.

to midnight. re ttrketa for amusements. Women's I alyersity flub. Hotel Sheraton, lath aad Walnut sts. Opea house for officer oyery Thursday eTeaing from 1 so 11.

The Military Order of the Loyal Legion. JSoS Pine st. Museum of Civil War fspss. flags aad pictures. Opea A.

to P. M. St. Stephen's Serrlce Club. 10th st.

below Market Dancing, free snack bar. pool tables, i.hnsters and laundry facilities. Open 1 A. to 11 P. M.

Preshtteriaa Hmnitallty House. 220O 1. eut St. Recreation, refreshments, sleep-lac (juarters. kitchen and laundry facilities.

rpea Itoor anteea of I pner Darby. 70.MI Vi Cam-tt Koad Tuesday. Wednesday and Tbursdat. dancing for aertlre mea. P.

M. WOMEN orvle Wemea's f'luh. A4. I.V4 st. Homo facilities, la format kno.

a serylre. llpes weekdays. 0.30 A. M. So IS P.

Stnadays. 4 to ft P. M. Women officers" Club, IA2I Walnut St. ntany tauJtlca.

A. M- to P. M. I i i ft, ,1 IN MYSTERY FILM Ella Raines in "Enter Arsene Lupin," Earle screen feature. Guessing when the war will end' is one thing; planning for the end is quite another.

Buy Bonds! Keep Bonds! Aes Frankford Kensington Continuous From 2 P. M. ELEANOR DENNIS FA YE PARKER MORGAN EMERSON "The Very Thought of You" Plus LAUREL HARDY "MUSIC BOX" Aflnhi Hi l.N. Continuous From 2 P.M. nireipni 2 BIG HITS 2 DOROTHY EDDIE LAMOUR BRACKEN 'RAINBOW ISLAND' GIL LAMB TECUM CO LOR Plus Edward Norris.

June Story "END OF THE ROAD" Admiral 'Mimic In Manhattan" "llark Mountain" Mh Airnnr4 7U32 Elmwood HlrPorT Continuous From 2 P. M. LAUREL HARDY "THE BIG NOISE" Plus "MYSTERIOUS DOCTOR" A Man Midvale at 'reason Miaen Continuous From 2 JEAN CHARLES ROBERT HEATMER OU1GLF.Y RKN HLF.Y 'NATIONAL BARN DANCE" Plus "KING OF THE SIERRAS" Allankanv Allenhrnv (West Miiegneny Krom p. M. ANDREWS LEO SISTERS CARRILLO "Moonlight and Cactus" Plus Marv Beth Huehes.

Robert Lowell "I ACCUSE MY PARENTS" Ambassador "Strange Affair" Wh Bslt Evelyn Kcves. Allvn Jo'dvn Anthony Wayn 'r01 WAYNE. PA. Diana Lynn. Gail Russell "OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY" Aolls ftrnl and Thompson.

ApOIIO Continuous From 2 P. M. 2 BIG HI IS i Ellen Robert Regis Drew Lowery Toomey "Dark Mountain" Plus SIMONE SIMON. Kl'RT KRl'CKR "MADEMOISELLE FIFI" Avenue A DARING EXIHJSK OF THE KVII-S OF JUVENILE DEI.INUUENCY "I Accuse My Parents MARY BETH HUGHES hit o. A MUSICAL FUNFEST MARTHA NOAH BEERY.

JR. "HI BEAUTIFUL" A WILLIAM UOLUMAS THLATHK B- vOermHntown Ave. at Armat St. ana OOX Continuous From 2 P. M.

Abbott Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra "Lost in a Harem" rj 2S4S Belgrade Lreigraae Continuous From 2 P. M. THE LIVING STORY OF OUR GREAT RUSSIAN ALLIES TAMARA GREGORY TOUMANOVA PECK "DAYS OF GLORY" Also Dance and Thrill In Gay South America 'They Meet in Argentina' MAUREEN JAMES RUDDY O'HARA ELLISON KHSEN Belmont Slinil and Market Sis. Continuous From 2 P. M.

LARRY PARKS "SERGEANT MIKE" PLUS TIM HOLT "LAND OF OPEN RANGE' Hedy Lamarr. Paul HuruviU CONSPIRATORS Benson j4th and Woodland Ave. Continuous From 2 P. M. 2 BIG SHOWS 2 Bob Crosby FAY McKENZIE FUZZY KNIGHT JOE SAWYER In a Gala Musical "THE Singing Sheriff" Plus 2nd Hit Chester Morris as Boston Blackie "One Mysterious Night" Berwyn, Pa.

THK HUi MUSr." I.eave II To The Iriiili" Bluebird Broad and Susourhanna GEORGE RAFT "Background To Danger Plus DONALD HARRY "MY Boro M4 RUFE DAVIS. 3 BANDS "JAMBOREE" Al "WE LIVE IN FEAR" Boyd-Chester JEANETTE NELSON MacDONALD EDDY IN VICTOR HERRERT'S "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" FRANK MORGAN. Feature 2.0LJVM F.LSA LANCHESTER 5. 'IX. 7 XI.

P. DrMTS 2 SMASH HITS 2 oreeze rt grw TITO guizar BRA7.II." LAUREL HARDY. "THE CHIMP" D-i 2 TERRIFIC HITS 2 Hrn.il T.nrllle Hall. Dirk Powell Luc Ha rk Po "MEET THE PEOPLE" Plui Lnrrv Park. Jennne Batei 'MEHfiKANT MIKE Broadway' ltC.H.lKIK' "MISH' BO" CamliPirl JEANNE CHAIN ori a c.mbri.

fti iMitiii. onir im The waste paper you turn in is processed into containers for small arms, plasma and many thousands of other critically necessary military items. SprilCe Snruce Continuous Ertim xr Annv Asked to i'u His' Own Sucr-essor In the Year's Funniest tnoh MELVYN ANN tit DtJUC.LAS SOIHERN Bmvvil elix Bressart, Keginold Owen 'Three Hearts for Julia" KAY KYSER. ANN MILLER VICTOR MOORE "Carolina Blues" 3 OF THE LATEST -BUGS Rt'NNY LITTLE U'HI CARTOONS Star li4b Kensmston Ave Continuous From 2 P. DENNIS ELEANOR PIDITD MORGAN THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU" A Picture Full of Life That ill Send You Av With a SmiT Pu Richard Travis.

Julie Buhno "ESCAPE FROM CRIME" a'rk. Bob Havmes Mr. Winkle Goes to War" Grace McDonald. Leon Errol. Walter Cat left 3 Famous MAT I mtr-ir Hnn1s llrll V-nLV-N nUlLI Stratford 7th Dirkinvm ConttniKu Erum xi GENE TIERNEY DANA ANDREWS CLIFTON WEBB "LAURA" Suburban J.lneomerv Ardmnr Diana Lynn.

Gail Russell "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" Temple ALICE FAYE DON AMECHE CARMEN MIRANDA "That Night In Rio" TECHXICOLOR DEAD END KIDS "The Block Busters" A WILLI AM l.llflll 1 A L-l. Terminal MJU ft 2J P- 2 SMASH HITS! 2 BOB CROSBY ORCH. IKIS ADRIAN. FUZZY KNIGHT "Singing Sheriff" PEVS SXD UK FEATURE Osa Massen. George Coulouris "The Master Race" N.

i'hlla 'a M.ivt TlOaa lth enaneo Continii.m. Aeain We Hit the Bull's Ei with Another Great Double BUI RAY MILLAND BARBARA BRITTON "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" 2ND BIG HIT Roy Roarers. Dale Evan. 'San Fernando Valley" Towne tIARY COHPER TERESA WRIGHT Casanova Brown Tyson UK JAt JAKiK tr LINDA nRFrr. KFT A Mi ow DOWN" Unique Abbott Costello "IN SOCIETY" Plus RICHARD TRAVIS "THE LAST RIDE" IbcmI vtl Fmm 2 P.

2 tJrvat shows 1 -NL I.I'CIl.LE BAIJ. II IDWFIX. "Meet the People" Plus SINGING ROY ROGERS Heart of the Golden West Biejrest SH-Hr. Sundav Mat. Fami! Show In All tiermantown.

Doors Onen 2 M. Venice lXth A Snv(Vr IMPTIKT lt.RV "THK HUi Mllt" Victory "atarrit a pVtvatr Affair "TAXI. MISTKR" Viola J-smash Hiis- "You Can't Esape Forever" Plus Anne Gllles. Elvse Knox Freddie Rwh'a Orihesua A Wave, a Wac. and a Marine Vogue IV" Columbia GENE ROGERS Sensational Boocie Wnone Pianirt RICHARD ARLEN.

F.LI.F.N DREW THAT'S MT BBV" A Kins' of t'rime In a Reiim of Terror LLOYD NOLAN. BARTON MarLANE OF 'HICA(4" WiI4ah heiten Continuous Fmm 2. P. M. TTQITOn 4ch(w 2 BIG HITS 1 CAR MFN MICHAEL 1VIAN MIRANDA O'SHEA BLAINE 'Something For The Boys 7V TECHXICOLOR PHIL SILVFRS.

SHF.ILA RYAN PKKKY COMO. GLENN LANGA.N And TOM CONWAY. MONA MARIS "Falcons In Mexico" 4410 HEAVK.NLY DAI'S" ujik Fibber MeGee and Mori Yanrlna Pa Continuous From 2 P. leaaon, ra. Two Bi Hlt PRISCILLA LANE WAYNE MORRIS JOHNNY DAVIS "BROTHER RAT" Also OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND.

SONNY TTFTS ANNE SHIRLEY. JAMES DUNN "GOVERNMENT GIRL" York 27th York. Cont Fromj 2 P. SC. 2 BIG HITS 2 ANN SAVAGE ROSS HUNTER Ina Ray Hutton Band tiT r.

XT Hver oince venus AND EAST SIDE KIDS. NOAH BEERY. "Block Busters' JR. HtTHllKO. I A.

Halt; oro HI At I'ARAt MlTt" 'LET'S GET TOCOH Jackson DONALD O'CXINNOlt PEtiGY RYAN "Chip Off the Old Block Pluu Judilri Anderson. Dennis O'Keefe "Lady Scarface" JetfFrioc JACK OAK1K MARIA MONTEZ "BOWERY AT BROADWAY" AI.SCV-BUGS BUNNY CARTOON Jyi'ir DOROTHY LAMOUR Rainbow Island iv Jumbo Front tr Girarri Continuous From 2 P. M. DOUBLE FEATURE DEANNA DURBIN Christmas Holiday PIu LAUREL HARDY "THE BIG NOISE" Viss tr. 1.15 rear 3.1.1-7.30-9.30 Ttrd Time Shoun The Musical" ol and SUU Thv Con" All Musicals to Soe Victor Horlicrt's Melodies Naughty Marietta JEANETTE MacDONALD NELSON EDDY Hold Rineinr l.iixtv Romance l.uui;hu-r Advcntur hildien's Theatre Matinee Only D.iiinv Kave.

Birth of Str" Donald Puck Hut's Bunnv Lawndale Risine Sun Ave. Continuous From 2 P. M. 2 BIG HITS 2 HELEN LYLE VINSON TALBOT 'ARE THESE OUR PARENTS Plus "KING OF THE SIERRAS" Extraordinary Added Featurolte As Tlmelv as a Flash Communkiue 'BEACHHEAD TO BERLIN TECHVIVOLOR Lenox 4 Double Feature Procram lr-liiii Y'rr Ann Kuthrrford Kr.lt I DA Ma SI Ell 1 Plun LAl'REL HARDY "THE Hli NOISE" Lnrnc4 S'-'nd and Locust kuv.ul Kui SHOW Adventure. Iniriuue Hnd Romance "THE UNWRITTEN CODE" Ann Savage.

Tom Ncal Plus Meet the Little Man Who Wasn't There "THE BODY DISAPPEARS" JEFFREY LYNN. JANE WYMAN EDWARD EVERETT HORTON Metvfn'tr A Market Sts. ayTOir Continuous From 2 P. M. 2 SMASH HITS 2 "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" Ray Milland Barbara Lucille Britton Watson ALSO A HEAL MUSICAL HIT "1 Days Ashore! 99 Victor Mature.

Lucille Ball FREDDY MARTIN AND HIS ORCH. I.ES RKOWN AND HIS ORCH. Mayfair Helen Vinson, l.vle TnllMit Are The llnr lrenl" The y.uxt Side Kid "HI.IM HI ST1KS" Tino Kl.d. Media. Pa.

JACK OAKIE Maria Montez. Turhan Bey "BOWERY TO BROADWAY" Narberth IF SHE SWOONS FELLOWS BRING THAT GAL OF Mat. 2.15. Eve. 7.15 3.

7.40. 9.45 Frank Sinatra The Voice Oh My Geo. Murphy Adolphe Menjou Gloria Dellavrn YOURS WHALE OF A SHOW TO Wham Dinner Tl'NES BO SWEETIES "STEP LIVELY" New Jewel 8126 W. "Action In Arabia' rm Bo Of Koomtown' New Lyric CARMEN MIRANDA tiermuntown Ave. Continuous From 2 P.

M. MICHAEL VIVIAN O'SHEA BLAINE "Something for the Boys" TECHXICOLOR Arl.led: IIEVII. BOAT In Technicolor KJW 4lhfc Till AKain" rtnn prwn jininlr Woman" Overbrook HArA and Haverford Continuous From 2 P. M. SUSANNA FOSTER TURHAN BEY BORIS KARLOFF "The Climax' 9 Also "The Big Noise' STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY Palm na 'ioi 'AMAZINCi MH.

FORREST Park Anne Shirlcv. Dennis Dav SIC IN MANHATTAN" Plus Jeanne Cram 'IV THE MEANTIME. IRT.ING" nirhland Par. Ha Pearl KAY MILLAND BARBARA BRITTOX Rk Till We Meet Again" Home. "Boogie VVoncle Tftremm" Penn 4th Dickinson Cont.

tr. 2 P. M. DON AM ECU aV DANA ANDREWS "WING AND A PRAYER" Plus-Special Added Attraction "FUNTIME" In Gorgeous Technicolor Penypak HIS1 Franklord Ave. Continuous From 2 P.

M. "BRAZIL" TITO OCIZAR. VIRGINIA BRCCE DENNIS MORGAN ELEANOR PARKER The Very Thought of You" Plus KAY KYSER, ANN MILLER AKOI.INA Kl.l ES" S. Most Keautiful Theatre Pretidnt -rt nl Snyder i caiucni Continuous From 2 P. M.

A Stranue and Dancenius Experiment in Love and Murder f-l-i. iene lierney Dana Andrews Clifton Webb In One of the Reason's Tod Hits 11 aura Bis 3-Hour Family Matinee Extra Feature Allen Lane. "Sheriff of Danil otlnrd Are. 4 GKKER "-3 (, nnsrwlt Blvd. MRS.

KINGTON ih a Ann MilTer. kar kvT a Kand CAROLINA lLI ES" I'uml, Fave Emerson. Jane Wyman ''iime Be Nltht" PAUL HENRKID AwOxfnrd ai Slaureeoaeh to Monterey1 "Timber Uueen" Rialto Continuous From 2 P. M. 2 BIG HITS 2 Carmen Michael Vivian Miranda' O'Shea Elaine "SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS" IX TECHXICOLOR Plus Faye Jerome Gene Emerson Cowan Lockhart "Find The Blackmailer" Riant Conshohocken.

Pa. Continuous From 2 P. M. "THE CLIMAX" Susanna Turhan Boris Foster Bev Karloff ADDED 3 STOOOF.S irlnaa A Ridse Ave. KiatjW Continuous.

Doors Open 2 P. M. CARMEN MICHAEL VIVIAN MIRANDA O'SHEA BLAINE 'Something For The Boys Plus TRIPLE JUSTICE" Ritz bth Ar Huntine Park Ave. Continuous From 2 P. M.

"SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS" Plus "YELLOW CANARY R-1-, Tarxnr "BKAII." orthodnr HlOSIEIf HOEITIAV" Riviera LAUREL HARDY 4411 Main "THE ItIO NOISE" "Meet Miss Bobby Socks" WITH BOB CROSBY DSuili 52nd and Sansom rvivtm continuous From 2 P. M. The Stars of "Pride of the Yankees" Together Aeain in a Hilarious Funfest GARY COOPER TERESA WRIGHT FRANK MORGAN CASANOVA BROWN' Rockland Hroad Rockland Continuous From '2 P. M. GARY COOPER MERLE OBERON Cowboy and the Lady' Added: Dannv Kave.

"Birth Of Star" Roxy KINS KidKt Ave. Continuous From 2 P. M. Diana Charles Gail Rtisxt-ll Lynn Ruprirlei -t "OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY" Royal Snullttl MARIA MONTEZ at lKth JACK OAKJfc. "BOWERY to BROADWAY" Senate 17th A Susauehanna Ava.

Continuous From 2 P.M. 2 BIG HITS 2 Dorothy Lamour, Eddie Bracken "Rainbow Island" TECHXICOLOR ALSO ROBERT PRESTON. ELLEN DREW "Night of January 1 6th" Added Mt. Onlv "Black Arrow" Seville Brvn Mewr Continuous From 2.15 P. M.

GEORGE OSA COULOURIS MASSEN "Master Race" Sherwood Mth a Bait. CRF.KH liARSON WALTER P1DGEON "MRS. PARKINGTON" (anlkara Proail A The Impatient "IXtrk Mountain Cayuga 2- Ormanlovn C'avuca Continuous From 2 P. DIG HITS 2 Laurel Hardy "The Big Noise" Plus MARY BETH "I Accuse My Parents' arinr Willi A- Cedar Veaar Continuous From 2 P. M.

2 SOLID HITS 2 A MUSIC AND COMEDY FESTIVAL Gary Teresa Frank Cooper Wright Morgan 'CASANOVA BROWN' AND ON THE SAME PROGRAM LAI-fSUIKLS IN A HAY HUTTON BILLY HUGH ALAN GI1.HERT HERBERT "MOWBRAY EVER SINCE VENUS You'll Forpct Your 'nres Blues Century uth 1. Al. Continuous From 2 P. M. TREAT YOURSELF IO A GREAT SHOW! GENE TIERNEY DANA ANDREWS 'LAURA' PLUS EDDIE FOY and 8 Big Vaudeville Act "FUN TIME" TECIIMCOI.OR And 3 STOOGES "IDLE ROOMERS" "GOLDILOCKS AND THE JIVIN BEARS" And SWINGTIMK CARTOON I.

HONKFY" rL.li.. chelten Anderson wncircn continuous Show Dorothy Lamour, Eddie Bracken "Rainbow Island" 0L0M0U8 TECHNICOLOR Also LI'PE VELF.Z. LEON F.RROL "UNEXPECTED UNCLE" Clearfield '2h2 E. Clearlielet Continuous From 2 P. The Lauch Riot on the Staee Is Now on the Screen ANN SHERIDAN ALEXIS SMITH JACK CARSON "The Doughgirls Clifton KA" GENE TIERNEY Colonial Ilth Mova.

Kitner Double Feature ic ANDREWS SISTERS LEO CARKILLU ELYSE KNOX "MOONLIGHT AND CACTUS" Plus CHESTER MORRIS JANIS CARTER -ONE MYSTERIOUS NIGHT" 5H Klsintr Sun Ave. wiI Continuous From 2 P. M. JACK OAKIE. LINDA DARNELL BENNY GOODMAN AND HAND oweet ana low uovvn PUIS SI MONK SIMON" "Mademoiselle Fifi" Dante fx- 'MirrliK It Pritut Adair "Call at the SqhIN Darby Continuous TODAY TITO r.UIZAR VIRGINIA BRUCE KOY ROGERS ROBERT LIVINGSTON LU.

LVLKL1 1 HOKION 'BRAZIL' Doris 4 uh GENE TIERNEY LAI KA" Edgemont 4411 "Kll. mum;" Kilcm't Wrrlig It a Prnit Affair Fawntian Bu-. BIG "sHIIW rinvd BEGINS AT 2.15 TARE llrr THAT MASK" "MI HDl.K ON THE WATEKEKONT" VIRGINIA MAYO. WALTER I'IDGEON Also "HKOTHEK AT' PRISCILLA LAN E. RONALD REAGAN EDDIE ALBERT.

JANE WYMAN 1-aurel Hardv. "SAPS AT hEA" PARAMOUNT WORLD-WIDE NEWS BEfilNS WEIINESDAY Abbott A- Costello. "I.t In Hnrrm" Erlon and I hcllcnhiim Ave. Fenluir: 2.5a. 5.1.1.

7 JH. S.43 JEANETTE NELSON MacDONALD EDDY "Naughty Marietta".