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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 15. 1944 12 a 2 Mai. Toiiy OR REST i 3o ty at Fox; Stanley Screen Offers 'Double Indemni a r.

i i Dell Concert Tonight BRAHMS PROGRAM George Szell, Conductor Bronislaw Hnberman, Violinist Symphony No. 1, in minor Concerto in major, for Violin a nd Orchestra Bronislaw Huberman Two Girls and a Sailor otudv in fviuraer Man With a Horn" and "A Love Like Ours." But familiar numbers score solidly, particularly Miss Home's version of "Paper Doll." "Estrelllta." as a Harry James trumpet solo; and those Durante classics, "Inka Dinka Do" and "I Gotta Go, I Gotta Stay." On the straight, and it goes without say 'i ing, brilliant, musical side is Mr. Iturbi and his sister's two-piano arrangement of "Ritual Fire Dance" from de Falla's "El Amor Brujo." MILDRED MARTIN. Inquirer war maps, especial--ly prepared by expert Inquirer artists, help in analyzing: strategic moves on the giant chessboard of war. i JO MICHAEL TODD i -COMPANY Or TOO- ROBIN HOOD DELL TONiriHT BRONISLAW HUBEDMAN VIOLINIST GEORGE SZELL CONDrL'CTUK IRAHMS PROGRAM GATES OPEN AT 7:3 DANCE SERVICEKEN FIEI JACK ADAIR HIS MFXI.O-RHYTHM ORCHESTRA BeatotUol AIR-COOLED MET BALLROOM Broad Poplar Sts.

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mm WITH NAU JfN HlATtafl Hi a -r nriSfIl.sIi7iiTln11Allllsl-J1T 1AR BONDS STAMPS CAH BE PURCHASED AIR-CONDITIONED iBIHC Ml By Mildred Martin Paramount has made a corking melodrama from James M. Cain's "Double Indemnity," a hard-boiled study in murder for cash and the eventual retribution meted out to a never-loving wife and her Insurance salesman accomplice. Brilliantly and toughly directed Amusement Quide MUSIC ROBIN HOOD DELL Symphony. 8.30. THEATERS BE LF.

17 E- ST KA FO ED "Th Ulll Animal." 2.30. 8.30. FORREST "Catherine Was Great," 2.30, 8.30. MOTION PICTURES ALDTNE "Snow White." 11. 12.50.

2.40, 4.30. 6.15. 8. 10. ARCADIA "The Mask of Diml trios," 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, 8.10.

10. BOYD "Once Upon a Time." U. 12.50. 2.40. 4.30.

6.20. 8.10. 10. CAPITOL "Gambler's Choice." 10.30, 12.45. 3.05.

5.20, 1.40, 10. A RLE' 'Take It BIB." 11.05, 2.05, 5, 8, JO. Glen Grav and Orchestra on stage, 12.35. 3.35, 6.30, 9.30. FOX "Double Indemnity," 11.20, 1.30, 3.35.

5.40, 7.50. 10. KARLTON "Un In Arms," 11, 12.45, 2.35. 4.25. 6.20, 8.10.

10.10. KEITH'S "Up In Mabel's Room." 11.30, I. 15. 3. 4.45.

6.30. 8.15. 10.05. MASTBArM "Going. Mv Way." 1X05.

I 15 3 25. 7.45. 10. NEWS "Love Is Newi," H. f) 30.

11. 12.35, 2.1D. 3.45, 5.20 6.50, 8.25. 10. STANLEY "Two Girls and a Sailor," II.

1.10. 3.20, 5.30, 7.45, 10. STANTON "Cobra Woman," 11. 12.50, 2. 40.

fi.20, 8 10. 10. STUDIO "Bill of Divorcement," 32.20, 3, 8.10. 10.45. The Wellington.

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(A. P. Wlrrphoto) JOAN HLONDELL DIVORCES POWELL Dick Powell, the singer, was cruel to her, complained Joan Blondell, smiling up at the judge from underneath the hat you see in the picture. So judge in Los Angles gave her a divorce yesterday. It took only four minutes.

by Billy Wilder, who also had a hand in the script, the new film at the Fox keeps a relentless grip on the audience from start to finish. Slowly, carefully, convincingly the drama builds plot and characters, underscoring horror by the very normalcy of everyday backgrounds as a conscienceless wife weaves her murderous web about her Intended victim as well as the wretched salesman she seduces for the sake of her lethal scheme. The film follows every step of the way, from the planning of the kill ing and the trick by which, an in surance policy with a double indem Inity clause for accidental death is murder itself. THEIR TERROR GROWS And going on from there. It grim ly deals with the growing terror of the guilty pair as a tenacious little claims agent for the insurance com pany goes to work to prove foul play, not accident, tumbled Mr.

Dietrich son onto the railroad tracks with a broken neck. As the wife who already has blood on her hands, Barbara Stanwyck is in top form, brassy, relentless, brazenly seductive, a match for anything save the bullet that eventually snuffs out her worthless life. HCfcO MacMUKKAY Equally fine are Fred MacMurray, forsaking his usual light and lively comedy for the exacting dramatic role of the salesman tempted by a pretty face into committing murder, and Edward G. Robinson who makes his most impressive film ap pearance for a long time as the plod ding claims agent who picks flaws in an almost "perfect crime." The three principals are given excellent support by Tom Powers, the not-too-pleasant victim; Jean Heather, his unhappy daughter who has ample reason to fear her stepmother; Porter Byron Barr, Richard Gaines and Fortunio Bona-nova. Rudolf Serkin Is Dell Soloist Brilliance of performance and supreme artistry marked the all-Beethoven program which was given at the Dell last nltrht (orieinallv scheduled for Thursday but postponed because of rain) with the incomparable Rudolf Serkin, pianist as soloist, and George Szell conducting.

The "Emperor" concerto is one of the finest examples of Beethoven's break with the traditional concerto form of his day. While he has given to the piano all of the bravura and virtuoso passages that any soloist or audience could wish, his interweaving of the solo Instrument and orchestra, and his orchestral passages alone, of which there are many, give it great depth and power. VITALITY ENCIIAXCED Mr. Serkin, as always, gave to his performance a vitality and freshness that greatly enhanced the vitality already inherent in the composition itself. Written in simple rhythm, there was no doubt of monotony in his Interpretation, but instead, an infinite variety of color.

These same qualities, virility, vitality and freshness were evident in Mr. Szell's conducting of the stormy "Egmont" Overture and in the Symphony No. 7. A meeting of artistic minds in thft concerto resulted in full sympathetic orchestral support to the soloist. Tonight an all-Brahms program will be presented under Mr.

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fill Catharine St. Banquet Dept. heavily for brass in recent years with the result that his orchestra has lost much of its earlier charm. Noise has taken precedence over melody. 'FATS' DANIELS PLAYS "Fats" Daniels in addition to bewailing wartime restrictions in "Duration Blues" gives a plug to education, in "Swinging on a Star." Besides the voenl numbers, the lu'Ity gentleman also plays a mean, but not sweet, clarinet.

The Carr Brothers did some startling feats of muscular agility and flexibility, timed to the second, with a comic twist; Eugenie Baird. vocalist, was heard in a rather lifeless rendition of "I'll Be Seeing You" and "All By Myself" done at funeeal tempo; Jerry Lewis scored a hit with accompanying gestures to a recording of the "Largo al Fuctotum," (none of which was in the least appropriate) and a so-called imitation of Frank Sinatra. The band itself did its stuff in a. Vincent Youmans Medley in which the Maestro did a saxophone solo cf a few bars; and a Blues Rhapsody. 'FANTASTIC STORY Patricia Morrisonf in a graceful gown and an aristocratic hairdo, sang "Begin the Beguine" and two other numbers.

Her singing in little on the pretentious side but agreeable, but the sudden and incessant changes of angular poses rather destroyed the undulating rhythm of Cole Porter's popular classic. As to "Take It Big," that's about all you can do. A fantastic story, full of incredible people, gets nowhere in a big way. Jack Haley, Harriet Hilliard and the others don't look particularly happy about what they had to do, but did their best. M.

K. U. S. BONDS AND STAMPS ON SALE EVERY RUSSIAN IHESTAIRA1VT Ingratiating hot-weather entertainment is provided by "Two Girls and a Sailor," long, likable new musical at the Stanley. It's M-G-M's best tune-film since "Thousands Cheer," which Joe Pasternak also produced, and proof once more that Deanna Durbin's erstwhile movie mentor knows how to keep players and public happily engaged.

The title is accurate enough, so far as it goes. For there is much more than Gloria De Haven and June Allyson, the girls, and Van Johnson, the sailor, in this breezy, happy-go-lucky fable about a couple of honies and the mysterious "somebody" who sets them up in a private canteen where they can entertain the boys, TOP FLIGHT TALENT On the slight, but serviceable, romantic thread involving the three youthful principals. Producer Pasternak and Director Richard Thorpe have suspended, though never left dangling, a double portion of top flight talent. On hand and very much in evidence? is Jimmy Durante doing some "old and some new routines In his most congenial screen assignment to date. Fitting neatly into the purposely free-and-easy pattern of the picture, and contributing to its zest are such assorted folk as Harry James r.nd Xavier Cugat with their orches tras; Jose Iturbi and his pianist sister, Amparo Novarro; Lena Home, Virginia O'Brien, and even Conductor Albert Coates, who aids and abets Gracie Allen in something called "Concerto for Index Finger." GIRLS CAPTIVATING The Misses Allyson and De Haven, who have been climbing steadily since making their film bows In "Best Foot Forward," are fresh and captivating whether singing the songs allotted them or falling in love with Mr.

Johnson's boyish tar, who turns out to be heir to something like r0 millions. Though frowned upon, bigamy might bo condoned under the circumstances, since June and Gloria are equally irresistible. Best of the new songs are "Young 7 W- MEALTHFUUf lt-COOLEO 'Nls'l DANNY UP IM uiiinn uiiuiil. Technicolor A WIU'AU PCIDMAN THf.TPf mm" MARJORIE REYNOLDS LIU BEES DENNIS KEEFE JmTZLTLmn GAIL PATRICK I HvGni MISCH AUER a oi Thm "10 BEST" OI All Timml John Katharine BARRYMORE HEPBURN "BILL OF DIVORCEMENT" with KILLlr BURKS mer'Sith MARGO Maxwell Anderson's Crsat Priis Wlnnsr "WINTCDCrT" ssww smi mfvrtrJNOW Thin 1:1 jui i gi DEAN JAGGER MATINEE TOKAY in "THE MALE ANIMAL" 93c. 1.9!.

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"I have no idea why my husband is being restricted to his quarters, but, regardless of his love for me, I am sure he did not leave his base without permission. I have talked to him dally by telephone, but we did not discuss the matter." "I had no idea that I would get married when I came to Jacksonville," the actress explained. "Lieutenant White, upon hearing I was here, flew up and we thought it would be a good idea to get married, so it just happened." the new Fletcher's DuMOND'S BAR Arrott A Griseom musical acts. No TAHITI BAR 126 S. 1TH ST.

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Brreie "TH SI l.l.l A NS" Broad Alr-Cond DICK POWELL "IT HAPPEM.il TOMORROW" 4sn Bmnd Also A KKR II 1 1 Broadway Front A "Sllshlly Terrlne" Ynrk "California Joe" Byrd WALL A Cli BEERY MARK IRIE MAIN 47th A Rtt. "RATIONINti Kiddie Matinee Western Serial Cambria "Hi ERROL FLYN'N ramhris TNt'ERTAIN Cnmpn 2n4 Air- ened Tomorrow Acrnn theBiT(lJ rnrmnn Cermnntmvn AlleRhenv Avra. Varman c.niinm.un Fnmt ii Noun PETTY GRABLE "PIN I l.lltl." TKVHSlVOI.nit With Charlie Soivak and His Orchestra PLUS STAGE SHOW Casino "WINtiS IN THE PARR" Haver. Cayuga r.tn. A I'aniga RAY MILLAND THE I' INVITED' Cedar "THE SII.I.IVAN'.S" MATINEE TODAY 1 Century flth A K'ttv ijillton Kdilie Itrarlii-n Frl "Mlrarla af Morann i f.rk" HE ALT i i i X' a i 1 1 -en 'n i i i Chelten hfllen A Wallaee Meerv Main Aiidrrwin "RATION IMi" Clearfield 2512 E.

riearfd Ren. Tvrone Power "BLACK SWAN' Hts, Alr-Cond FRISCO KIO' ACTIOV IN ARABIA" Colonial 1 llh Move. LAST DAY Rllmr MAIITHA It AYE "rout jii.i.s in A Crest RAY MILLAND TtUTH HUSSEY "THE IMNVITEP" snr Ttl rtitfl Dante Air- GEORGE MURPHY fond Hrnndunv Rhythm Darby. Pa. Doris 4 01 11 "TIXAS" 111.

flOOH I.4IOKIN "PANAMA PATROL" "RIIHNO WEST" Edaemont 4411 RAY MILLAND "THF UNINVITED" MATINEK ONLY- KARTOON KARNIVAL rnurteiia Bala- Wm Powr-11. Hnlv l-airarr CqypTian rvnwvd "The Heavenly Hnilv Erlen 14th and Cheltenham Ave. Fenture: 24. 6 n). K.lXi.

10 00 Bettv Gtiihle. Martha Rnye "pin i Air Cond. Piitolr 40th A Rita Havworth. Gene Kelly RX.4k -rfi'h heL GINGER ROGERS Snnire "TF.NDFR COMRADE" Frolic N. "WOMAN OF THE TOWN' ri'Jil "H.tlMi IIM t.S" SCIENTIFICALLY AIR-CONDITIONED Gli-earrl Fr.

11-30 irara hi ffai hit.i. Writh Joel McCrea. Maureen O'Hara J- DTCk ltnda ra.ovELL darnell "IT HAPPENED TOMORROW" Grand th PAUI ETTE GODDARD Kni-der FRED MaoMHRRAY r.trd Arnnl.l "STANHINO RMM ONLY" ANN 1. ItAXTKH VI Wll I (llr.rd "THF. si I I.IVANS" j- A --llTZTZ DICK POWELL Gt.

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So, 9 50 e- 52d AV "That Guv of Mine' wreenway "Wild Bill Illrkok" HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Uaialllna nth A Rita Hsorlh One Krllr -COVER GIRL In Tech HHI Matinee Riirv Alr-CondltioDed r.tn "LIFEBOAT" With Tallulsh Bankhead. Wm. Bendln HEALTHFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED Ll.ll HUMPHREY ROG ART neiiywooy the moht A ramhrla "HI. GOOD I.OOK1N' AIR-CONDITIONED LlauinrJ Frnnt A W. Bendix.

"I.tfehoat" Lehigh 'I'ark I Voiir Trolllra, Iris Kena. A PAUI.ETTE GODDARD Allear. FRED MaeMURRAY In the HilaHntn rnmrdy. 'Stanrtln ltoom Onl; Jackson FRANCHOT TONE VERONICA LAKE 5th Jarkunn 'THK HOI BEFORE DAWN' JpfFri PAUL HENREID UeTiritO TOHN GARFIELD RnThnrn "'BETWEEN TWO WORLDS' Joy Mrt A Mneef. IRENE DUNNE SPENCER TRACY A GVY NAMED 30T." Front A "KRIS4 0 KID" "II HaPIned Tomorrow ABOUT THE LETCHER'S CASTORI jqvas CHESTER MORRIS NANCY KELLY M.

S. War Dot. Rmtl 'JOL 'GAMBLER'S CHOICE' attack Doom Op.n rfl A. M. UnillULUI WIIMlWii Tha BaHI.

N.w BrWals DAI AfCIHht AIR-CONDITIONED VlfTfjDIA Air-Conditloned I ALAUC Mkt. Door Open 10 A. M. I1WI WRIM 8th Ac Market GINGER ROGERS RAY MILLARD ANNE BAXTER MICHAEL O'SHEA "LADY IN THE DARK" "EVE OF ST. MARK" fir BKOAIJ WAY a CIHCLa.

a tULUNIAL a MIDWAY a IttATE Air-LOflU illOrlBU at BvniA nHPHEUM NFW WTH a UPTOWN a VORKTOWN SAYOIA NIXON CIRCLE TOWER Broad Morrli 62d Bel. MarUrt Ffcd. Margaret 69tli Market UPTOWN ROOSEYELT STATE BROADWAY Broad Dauphin 47.19 Franfcford Aa. Jd A Cha.tnnt Broad A Snyder ORPHEUM YORKTOWN I I Gta. A Ch.lt.n I ElMni Park SSOS Germantowa NEW 69TH MIDWAY BETTY pH-UP GIRL" GRABLE -rrcHNiroion JACK CARSON JANE WYMAN COLONIAL DONALD O'CONNER "HAKE YOUR OWN NO ON SAL Green around quickly identifies the laboratory-tested Castoria now on Look for these features on Castoria package: iuoruoit mm MXMIII kMAI REGULAR SIZE Sit CMTlKtt I tltll MC(I LABORATORY TESTED CONTROL NUMBER XT3I28 TSf CfTUI COMMST SITISII SHtUM MUC (MC.

UIMl s. i. It St 71 ORlfiiNAt 1 1 tThe each Fletcher's sale. 2 The clearly On each BOTTLE of the Fletcher's Castoria you buy today, you will see a Serial Control Number. This number is plainly visible through a "window" in the package.

Here's what lie Serial Control Number nr eans to you: The Fletcher's Castoria now being made is given three different kinds of rigid tests chemical, bacteriological, an i biological. The Serial Control Number on each bottle is your positive, visible proof that all these tests have been made. In this way, you have full assurance of the quality and dependability of Fletcher's Castoria long recognized as the Meal laxative for children. Millions of mothers welcome the news that Fletcher's Castoria is now on sale at their druggists! This is the original and genuine Fletcher's Castoria the laxative ma ie especially for children. The next time your child needs a laxative, ask for Fletcher's Castoria.

It's mild and gentle, yet effective. And it's pleasant-tasting, so you don't have to "force" your child to take it. Serial Control on the bottle label. visible in the outside package. AIR-CONDITIONEO FAMILY" It-h Kay Francli-Carole Laadlt nrkrt 'FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP 1 MAD VET Fred MacMurla OJJ ItlAnrtCI 'STANOINU ROOM ONLY' PRINCESS Mk a Ray Mllland-Ruth Huoey kL "THE UNINVITED" SAVOY Market Ann Sheridan-Dennis Morgan Shine on Harvest Moon'' AIR-CONDITIONED nCllTCP Ered MacMun-ay-Pauierte Goddard uCn I Cn 17th tt Mkt.

"Standing Room Only" BENN, FERN RUCK, OXFORD. LIBERTY AIR-CONDITIONED 3 12th LIBERTY. 3 BENN Womlland CrnPUinVOtn-nr. Mt. Airy rrnn nooiz uf FRED MacMURRAY renn nuur suiPaulette GODOARD "STANDING um unu Hm Are PLAZA rtnt ROOM ONLY' A.tur, Karl, Hromley A I H.

CON 1)1 1 1ON LD ACTHD Kruiiklm a Dn II UT Su HO I Un liirard IHIIllligUlt I Olrard PORT. WALKER DONNA REED "See Here, 4 unumLi. I I Olney a EARL i SSth A It pert FORUMS Pvt. Hargrove" IMPERIAL si. LirtULL I Kn-kland AVON 2-inJ Ra.RaleaMd.

"FRISCO KID" South Gao. Sandert, "Action In Arabia1' AIR-CONDITIONED nni mint 1 2T09 'ACTION IN ARABIA A uULUIVltSIA Col "You Can't Ration Lave'' MODELS COMMODORES WILLIAM POWFLL HEOY LAMARR "Heavenly Body CROSS KEYS AIR-CONDITIONED PDflCC rVCenthA JOHN GARFIELD unUOd IVt TO Market PAUL HENREID mXZto'Between Two Worlds' DIAMOND. GRANGE AIR-CONDITIONED DIAMONDS, UnDTUCACTCDU "Ml Tal lVT aTar null lii.HU I Llin 3 nns. Maureen O'Hara 4 DUDk 31 "Buffalo Bi lift IN "1 TFCH I MIIrA Iiivnon! NOTE: Until sufficient stocks can be made available, it may be that your druggist won't have enough Fletcher's Castoria to meet all demands. If he happens to be out of stock when you ask for Fletcher's Castoria, please be patient.

He will have it for you shortly. THE MAKERS OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA The Inlnvlted Guest" "Cars Sun. af the Cat People".