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THE rillLABELPHIA INOUIIIER. MONDAY 'MORNING. DECEMBER 25. 1041' a Western Film Erin O'Brien Moore Takes JTq Starls THPRSDAY. 'Meet Me in St.

Louis' Is Aldine Holiday Feature At the ta nto i Star Role in Neti; Play Tonightl AM days when Boss Tweed was Tam M-G-M many Hall ruler in New York City. Philadelphia's Wilbur Evans heads the cast which Includes Betty Bruce. Rose Inghram, Charles Ir 1 win, Noah Beery, Walter Burke, Fred and Elaine Barry and others. ROBERT JOHNSON WALKER I "Tall in the Saddle" rode into the Stanton on Saturday, proving that what the screen needed was a good western. And it certainly gets it in this lively yarn, the best of its kind since "Destry Rides Again" and "Stagecoach." With plenty of in- and out-door action, fights by gun and fist, short-tempered, sharp-tongued characters about whom swirl the hot breath of danger, "Tall in the Saddle" is a constant delight.

And so is Edwin L. Marin's direction, which expertly combines humor with suspense, heroism with the darkest, By Mildred Martin Hiding behind the very best grade cf Santa Claus whiskers, M-G-M came down the Aldine's chimney on Saturday to deliver "Meet Me in St. Louis," one of the nicest movie Christmas presents imaginable. Sally Benson's magazine stories celebrating her girlhood in St. Louis have been brightly woven into an enchanting picture.

And this amusing 1903 vignette, decorated with tunes. Technicolor and a practically perfect cast, is Ideal holiday enter- ta nment in which Judy Garland and little Margaret O'Brien romp off wi Ji both your heart and most of thj honors. LIFE WITH FAMILY IS GAY Life with father, mother, four sif ters and a brother when St. Louis wus getting ready for the Fair is ga and charming as set forth on the screen under Vincente Minnelli's expert direction. Grandpa's there, toa, to lend a hand or a bit of sage advice when necessary.

So Is the boy next door to capture Sister Essie's SPENCER TRACY, 4 Erin O'Brien Moore will appear in the leading role of Ruth Gordon's comedy, "Over Twenty-One," which opens tonipht at the Walnut Street Theater, substituting for the author-star, suddenly stricken wtih influenza in New York. The role will not be a strange one for Miss Moore, who has just completed a six-month tour with a USO unit in North Africa and Italy playing the same part in the Gordon comedy. Max Gordon, producer, reports that Miss Gordon hopes to rejoin hor company before the end of the Philadelphia engagement. FOUR NEW SHOWS One of four new attractions coming to Philadelphia this Christmas week, ''Over Twenty-One" also has in its cast Clinton Sundberg, Loring Smith, Millard Mitchell, Carroll Ashburn, Kip Good, Emily Ross, TtNNY onnnrwAV Ars Gala Itnllrlnv Show Edillc Hrarkrn. Kiln Itslnra umbor, lirnrrt "I.UIITI I IIU llllHS rLd.

A Kens. "Hall hr 4 nuiirrlns Hrro" C' OF Till-. HI KImtli'' most dastardly deeds. aiso "i.aw thr Vailfv" I Keswick-Glenside h( art. Aoeiphi VILLAIN GETS HIS DUES BING CROSBY Rhythm on the.

Klver" "liinerh- Wnman" Continuous From 4.30 Hm Christinas Night Dance 14S3 N. 52nd The only threat to the happy life is Papa Smith's decision to THRILL to Its Storv IJVFF Irs Actually, R. K. O. Radio's Christ Admiral Situations TM'-TOP Xmu move his family to New York.

And "KIS.MKT" RONALD COI.MAN MA LKNK niKTKIOT "Vrlinw Kosei nil "Tessa" 280B N. Bth mas contribution is a murder story with western trimmings. And the Artl lur. Lre Bowman rniirnd Tm Cevanough end Jimmy Martin Pretcntft JOHNNY WARRINGTON IJean MP Airport though this causes some poignant moments, everything is settled tatis- Blmw'd "Hummpr mom" real villain isn't unmasked until the PATIENT YEARS lAlden last possible moment when he meets fsctorily all around, appropriately Jane Sterling, Marjorie Clark, Ed awndale the fate coming to him behind a enough, on Christmas Eve and "THK VBWY. die Hodge, Patricia Fargo and oth kf.KANOR PARKKR HKNNIS MOHCAN ymii'OHT or ii2 Ooriflnumis iTorlav Rnniilil Mnrlcne Oilmun Dn-trli-h CihIk KISM KT' clump of bushes.

In Prn and Hit Orchtttra jjj Featuring Bon Bon end Carol Pag Sjciaf Addd Attraction Glenn Miller's Fomout ers. George S. Kaufman directed t4e Allegheny A couple of murders have already Play. 23 no Alias. co.vr.

ntuu is.sa if. Unit I)iirirv's Full J-rnitn Mn'trrrlr-e 'NlMtw White and the Krv- i.V MLil ll'l, ASK It il Alsr. "i.entlr man Kmm Arizona" been commited when John Wayne thanks largely to a burst of baby from Tootie, imp of the jusehold, with macabre tastes and a talent for outrageous lies. SCARE TOO REALISTIC JUDY GARLAND Who hat the starring role in "Meet Me in St. Louis," now playing at the Aldine.

Ambassador 4 nnnis Morcn MODERNAIRES enOX Continuous Shnwine Todav DonniS Mfirt7an l-'luarnr Prlree "THE VCTTTHOTJGHT OF YUL" Parker. Dane Clark CONTl.NI OI TODAY FROM 2 P. M. with Pauls Kelly Mala Ballroom ft 9 'til 1 4th rhertPT "The rv Thousht of At the Locust St. "Good Night Cyrus Wood's adaptation of the Avery Hopwood-Charlton Andrews farce, "Ladies Night" of many seasons ago, begins its local engagement tonight.

Skeets Gallagher and James Ellison are co-starred as two Broadwood Hotel OCUSj 62d Gala llohdav Show Wayne 2 00 Amusement Quide TONIGHT $1.25, plus to SA IKISH El ES ARE SMILING." In Tern nt on" rrdiu; EAST SIDE KIDS. BF.LA LUGOSI "SPIMIKS HI ILK" HICK VALLIN. WANDA McKAY "SMtltT CONTINI'Ol FROM 1 no P. M. THEATERS ApOllO "nd ANN SOTHERN Thomrsion "Maisle (iors to Reno" tori-ST ST.

Good NiRht Avesmia Otn. ab. 8 30. 8.30. ANN SOTHKRN Otxn lonicht inenas, one woman-shy and one very woman-conscious, who find themselves in a feminine Turkish bath where they take refuge after Utorm er Ushnii" "Junarle Woninn" I aj ajaj Mayfair ft I.ehllh krf.

JOHN HOIHAK Twenty-One," WAI.Nt'T Over OPENS TONIGHT! Evenings at 8:30 Set. Matt. 2:30 Opens tonicht. Band Box "MsSIE GOES TO RENO" CONTINCOI'S FROM P. M.

BIOTION PICTURES TODAT Continunut mm i tit tr fleeing a raided stag-party. PREMIERE AT SHUBERT Mayfair RAY MILT. AND. RAPhARA RntTTnv Cont iniioiis Showinir T-xlsy "OH. HHAT A Ml.HI" Also "M'NUOWN" AI-DINK "Mppt Me In S.

Louis," 11.13, YOU flth MM. "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" Tomorrow night will usher in at CAN STILL SECURE 1.20, 3.30. 40, 7.W), in. ARC ADIA "The DnuRhgUi," 11, 12.50, 2.. 4.30.

6.20. 8.10. 10. Media, Pa. KH IAN DON LEVY Art Anirrioan Roman re' GOOD SEATS Belgrade 3in Belarade BOVIi Frenchman'! Creek." 11.10, 1.15.

"3 OF A KIND" "Return of the Ane Man" t'ont. From 12.30 the Shubert the premiere of Shakespeare's "The presented by 3.25. 5 35. 7.45. 10.

IN WARNERS' swings off the train. By the time he has reached Santa Inez by coach, he has the situation pretty well in hand, though it takes some quick thinking and faf moving to catch the killer, who has an eye on both the Topaze and K. C. Ranches. Though Mr.

Wayne is at his un-derkeyed best as the hero who fears neither guns nor crooks, George "Gabby" Hayes nearly steals the show as be whiskered Dave, garrulous, grumpy, bibulous stage driver, a tower of somewhat fumbling strength to Mr. Wayne and the picture. ENTIRE CAST IS TOPS For that matter, though, the whole cast is fine. Ella Raines and Audrey Long are far from insipid as the Western and Eastern heroines who both want Mr. Wayne; Elisabeth Risdon is acridly amusing as Audrey's aunt; while lined up on opposite sides of the legal fence are Don Douglas.

Ward Bond, Frank Puglia Paul P. Fix, Russell Wade, Emory Parnell and Ray Hatton. MILDRED MARTIN FOR TONIGHT'S PERFORMANCE! Cont in. Fr. 4.30 Doors Own 4 P.

M. CAPITOI- "The Mark of the Whistler." Belmont Cheryl Crawford, produced by Mar- Klnrhorth U-t Yourself Go Flavaj MARY LKK Three Little Sisters" 10.30. 12.25. 2.20. IO.

m. lO. garet Webster, and starring Vera EARI.K "StranRP Affair." 11. 2.15. 4.5ft, CKNK AUTRY.

THK BIG SHOW P.reniA-irh It' Tin-Ton Xmas Shots VjreCnWICn chimin vnnavriA Outstanding episodes are the Halle ween sequence in which Tootle early scares herself to death in an a tempt to frighten some neighbors; Eose's long-distance telephone conversation with her beau while her eitire family listens; a couple of ly parties at one of which a visiting beile turns out to be too nice to plague; and Essie's budding romance. Miss Garland, whose voice and personal magnetism Improve with each picture, is most appealing as I'ssie. And to her, of course, fall the ralf dozen or so songs which she elivers enchantlngly, particularly "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "The Trolley Song" and "The Boy Next Door." CHILD STAR VERY GOOD Mistress O'Brien is better than ever, if that's possible, as Tootle. The other sisters are pleasantly flayed by Lucile Bremer and Joan Carroll, Rose and Agnes, respectively, while Henry H. Daniels, Is Lkable as Lon.

Mary Astor and Leon Ames are Zorina and the well-known Negro JOAN DAVIS" mm. 10.30. vaugnn Monroe ana orcneiira it ace. 12.35. 3.35.

6.30. 9.35. BennerK" 'KANSAS CITY KITTY" Village" 15011 Arno'n''' Wm- riFr.rti age FOX "Lost in a Harem," 11, 12.50, 2.40. actor, Canada Lee. nit'i nit: 4 30.

6.20. 8.10. 10. --uiJOF 1945 Rsncnn 64th Cont. From 12 Noon Tn rrhnimhi The cast includes Arnold Moss, vivikn bi.aine wow- EAKI.TOX--I.aura." 11.

12.53, 2.55, 4.45, Gala Christmas Show 6.30. 8.15. 10. New JpwpI k-" 'Cerss el the Cat Peas)? RIG FK.ATl'RF.S OPEN ALL DAY! Inu Box Offico, 45th ft EKITH'H "Casanova Brown," 11. 12.45.

Ti Cowboy tr. Lansaate ilnr ROSE HOB ART ERIC ROLF mmim CAW BB Frances Heflin, Philip Huston, Vito Christi, Barry Kocgar, Eugene Stuckman, Paul Leyssac, GeorgB 2.35. 4 25. 6.15. 8 05.

10. U.J L3i New Lyric JSsrKet and Central City MASTBALM "None But the lonely SOUL OF THE MONSTER" 1 .1 'U ikn iiciet uince, luo Heart." 11.05. 1.15. 3.25. 5 35.

7 45. 10. Ronald Colmnn. Marli-ne? Uietrirh Voskovec, Jan Werich and others. KWS 'The Whole Town's Talking." Chestnut St.

A' Telephone New Penn 8 15, 10 05, 11.55. 1 45, 3.35, 5.25, 7.15, 905. 10.55. all nicht. CARMEN MIRANDA "f.HKEMt H' ILI.AGE Cont.

Showinz fr. 1 P. M. LAUREL HARDY "SAPS AT SEA" COLORED CA TO OX 8 LATEST MOVIETONK NKWS ReMervationm 4th Brnsn ITA.vl.1V "Bowery to Broadway," 11.33, 1. 2.45.

4.3S. 6.20. R.OTi, lO. Overbrook FAYE FMF.RSnv e-iiis r- BTANTOV "Tall In the Saddle," 11. 12.50, ARENA 45th Market Urnnv Fields.

"Ml NsTK il miv CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P. M. Berwyn. Pa. 2.40.

4.30. 6.20. 8.10, 10. 8T11H0 All comedy Program, 11, 2.32, MUSICAL AT FORREST Come Friday night Michael Todd will present for the first time anywhere "Central Park," at the Forrest. This new musical show is from the collective pens of Herbert and Dorothy Fields and Sigmund Romberg, and tells a musical talc of the UUNTIN.

CHRISTMAS FROM 2.45 P. M. 4.4a, 7, SJ.2U. 'hwert anP Low lima" at Palm Bluebird Brnild "junglk woman- Nnrri 'Henrv Alilrich's title f-erer nrk Hlhland Continuous from 1 P. M.

M. BoroSfi rr, re. Aiki Cont. Todav fr. I I lilt.

Carman Service Entertainment "tiREENW It'll II A.E" I1KNN1S MORfSAN. IltKNK MANNINfT line as Mama and Papa Smith; Tom UKsrlltT HONG" In GLORIOUS TKCJI. Pearl Drake entirely winning as the boy CARMEN MIRANDA Ft il It STEP CIIONHK II Mil At. JvtiN MAYNARI). IK KIT CIKSON 'ARIZONA IIUIIII U'IMI" Tickets for service men and wo Slrt Rlrtte S.tlQlng Tomorrow The Sons; of Hernarlette refreshments, A P.

M. to midnight; Sunday, P. M. to midnight. men to various types of shows can be lor whom Judy sets her cap and turns down the lights; and Harry Davenport has his veteran innings BovdChester starts today CARMEN MIRANDA obtained at the Philadelphia Hos Ann 4lh Cont.

From I P. IMrklnwn Xirst Holjitir RETTE DAVIS, RAINS "MIL SHEFMIGTOK" Plus i srtoona In ei hnlrnior III S. IROAD ST. 111 S. IROAD ST.

Kiivnnr.i, IP KN III.AINK PEN. 2144 pitality Center for Service Men. 18 li. 15th st. There you can learn of 'SOMETHING Enjoy thj Hotidoy Hilt ol oil Cerilrot-Cily STANLEY-WARNER Theatres Sesunnlr I orit." Prrf 7 '1 I' M.

pecial affairs each night. ks Grandpa. Supporting roles have lieen safely entrusted to Marjorie Main, the Smith's maid and very much a member of the family; June Ijockhart, Robert Sully, Hugh Mar I r- WALLA F. P.EF.RY n5ir(l. HINNIR BARNES FOR THE BOYS" Buy WAR BONOS ond STAMPS of theso Theatres MEN AND WOMEN rSO-Indnor I.Abor Flat.

Town Hall. "BARBARY COAST CENT" 7.V TKCUKtrnt.nn 12.W. 2.1H. A.m. 54.

7.42. ft Bellevne-St rat ford Offlrera' Cluh. Open dally from 10 A. M. to midnight.

Free tickets for amusements. Women's Cnlverslty Cluh. Hotel Sheraton. ISth and Walnut sts. Oiien house every Thursday evening from 7 P.

M. to 11 P. M. The Military Order of the Ixvnl Iglon, 1805 Fine st. Museum of Civil War weapons, flags and pictures.

Open A. M. to ft F. M. St.

Stephen's Service Club, lOlh st. below Market library, gymnasium, free refreshments. Open 10 A. M. to 11 1'.

M. Presbyterian Hospitality House. 2200 St. ltecreallon. refreshments, sleeping quarters, laundry fnrlllllcs.

Onen Door i nnLfrn iiAriiv. 9nsa Pile CHARLES RI( KFOKD lowe and Chill Wills. Jtmad and Rare ata. Uanrlnf and rr-rrrahmrntR. a I.

to midnight, dally exrrpt bundajf. Rranea 1A3H M. CONT. FROM 1 JOAN DAVIS Rov Rrieers. "YLLLtlW HOtE OF T.S KANSAM rirv vini Y.

M. C. 117 N. 15th it. Lodging.

BUUS ir.V.Y VARIOUS RKVLH 30 MINUTES OF LACGHS Steohen Crane. "Cry of the Werewolf" Legion Reopens pool, apeclar rrrrtatloa, tyni, chowera. M. Jcarlah Wrlfare Hoard mt and an- Gala Holiday Show Broad, President Tixlav From 1 p. M.

Daera Open A. Last 2 Days en, 401 R. Broad at. Koot Oardrn, and food. yG.I.

Club in Paris N. Marv Loo. "Throe Little Misters' Jrrl A Llndri Darnell. Jaok X)NTlNDOIS FROM 1 V. Hunter "MVt.rT AM) LOW )iHV" Traveler' Aid Prnnevlvanla Railroad CARY GRANT K.MT PARIS, Dec.

24 (A. Pershing JACK HALEY tminira Rroad ht. and North rhttadHphla, Stallone, oima 14 hour. Rannl Ate ft Broadwav kiml hv ui wuusvuy Y(r -rrall tunslshl- 'TAKE IT Hlti TravHrra' Aid Baltimore and tinio sta t-ON I 'IWUIJUS FROM 1 P. M.

Hall, headquarters and club house of the American Legion Paris, was ALSO ON til CON I I L't I DAY tion, S4th and Chcetaut ata. Open a. 3 A. CARY GRANT Rwif "th Halt. "ABSFMl' AND lll.lt I.ACF" formally reopened today as the G.

I. Regis PRLSCILLA LANE. RAYMOND MASSF.Y Coot. ShovvinB Todav "Mlrarle of Moraan's I reek" "Ladles of Washington" W. Oarrrtt Koad Tuesday, Wedneadav and Thursday, dancing for service men, 8 F.

M. WOMEN Service Women's Club, Aid, 254 S. 15th St. Home facilities, Information, tea service. Open weekdays, M.

to 10 F. Sundays, 4 to 8 Women Officers' Cluh. 1521 Walnut it. Many facilities. 9 A.

M. to F. M. i unuwumj-s uruAY from i v. M.

lth Climb. sste-r-i Cnmhrin 25th A 'OH! WHAT A NIGHT Joes and Janes Club for a new gen eration of American troops. Consul General Hugh S. Fuller Casnatl 113 SPENCEM TRAIT Si. CONTINUOUS ROM.

1.45 Copsey if Ayres ftcnowncd Dance Crator DINNER TASTEFULLY PREPAREO DISTINCTIVELY SERVED! ARRANGEMENTS FOR BANQUETS CP ARTIES M. to O.JO f. M. I Ml Krdln( Terminal IunK. 12th and Market ata.

Opes It A. M. to 10 F. M. dally.

Canteen for Servtea Men and Women, Baltimore and Ohio Station, 24th and heatntif ata. Open A. M. to 4.:0 P. M.

Booka, matraalnea, sandwiches, coffee served without eoat. I'hlladeliihia Hnapttallty Tenter, 18 H. ISth at. Information and referral servleea; limited number of fee entertainment tickets: mendlna: shon for men. "Malslr) Goes to Reno" 'Laramie Trail" ton on behalf of Ambassador Jeffer Rex OifnrdA WHO IIARr Bdce "BORI'FRToW TKAII'1 son CafTrey dedicated the building dnrman German town A Alleahenv Aves wiif.

ETHEL BARRYMORE BARRY FITZGERALD rnnt nunm mm iNfcuin Blflltn "'53 RONALD CfLMAN "kKMfT" where a series of nightly entertain JEAN ARTHUR tTNTIN'UOI'S TODAY ments will be offered by the Army's 9 I Only 30 Henedlrt lub (National Cathollr t'om- special services section. Lp BOWMAN, Churlcs COBURN Pnf rnnihsliuclini ROHEI'T TAi I RlOni SAATltlOl munlly Service), 101 N. loth St. DnnrliiK GALLAGHER ELLISON I he Impatient Years Adder): tJiurel A llunlv. M)" (tN INUol'S 2 and food.

V. V. C. 1800 Arch at. Hospitality LI to Kiage "TonNAin" Plus Gala Holiaay Stage Show GOOD NIGHT LAOItS DOORS OPEN A.

M. 111 DTiTPIh "Alff A OI 11 KiI "LET'S tiET TOt t.H Uproorisut fores Comedy Cntino "TT I IVFi.Y" Mall. Than, ft 2 JO Rita OrtRisIm OF lilt; IIOI" CnsVnr i White VeOSTOr "tlllrtrrslreve's ea ihit" Mat a. brjIaFM 4l lloturtsi.n ni YltJrO ,4 tt Inkle tines to War ToniKht.il, 1 1 I Gtn. A IXIROTHY LAMoHR Ah mj 'RAINnOW M.AN If TRIUMPHANT BROADWAY SUCCESS Continuous Today I nun II A waslt RtA Gatii lloliilsv frtu-w OH 'J IV KrsUrfs I CaarlMi 60th A 'Hall the Cnnqnoiinc Hero' I.

AND HIS ORCHESTRA I miar "JVNGLK WOMAN" Erin O'Brien Moore FRANCES LANfJFO" KIHlif.K ir. JsMBUHM." raasuru "Hall The t'nnanriinar Hero' VnTUry "llarharik Coast lient" ii' Evrlvn In THI NtW Ankrrs. irrnll riui i i Bin a Kria continuous. From 2 p. COMEDT Jt M.I.F WOMAN' Cnntlnilnlis fihnur covrrvi oi Rot r.

Chelten Ann llardlne. Erlward Arnold Sxt! JAN MURRAY NORTON SISTERS Mary Lee JANE SLATER rhflten ft AnrJmnn "MME mr. uww Rockland M'WIvr RUTH CORDON Clearfield Rmnil A. "An Amsrifan Rnmsnce NEW tajedLy GC0R S. KAUFMAN Cont.

From 12.0 "Maisia Goes to Reno" Cry of th Werewolf" Rm-hlajil 2R11 K. rirarfi NAN tXlNtTRHOVVS TODAY and dancing. Salvation Army Red Rlilrld Club. 703 N. Broad st.

Kntertainment, mimic, lodging and food. Iilhrran Hervlre Center, 11IR Walnut St. 4(irn dtlllv. II A. M.

to It I. M. Iiungea, writing rtMtuis. ahowera. rerrea-tl(n.

liinchea Sunday evening stiMNra. Hairtlat Hoaiiltallty Center, lllh and San Mini ats. tacllitlea for service men and women. Methodist Service Center, Erie v. east of Hroad st.

From noon to midnight dally. Ixiungr, writing room, shower room, gam room, snack eounler. Morning Cheer Victory Center. 1RH Walnut St. Open 24 hours dally.

Writing and recreation room, lounge, lodging and food. Church Ioor Canteen of Jenklntnwn, Homestead Koarf Snnck bar and dancing. Open every night. I. M.

to midnight. Zoological (iardens, 34th st. and (iirard A. M. to P.

M. Franklin Institute, 20th st. and the Fark-wav Open 1 to 6 P. M. Closed Monday.

Pennsylvania Arademy of the Finn Arts, Broad and Cherry sts. free to service men and women In uniform, daily 1 P. M. to P. M.

I nlverslty Museum, 33d and Spruce sts. Admission free. Kxhlhlts of current Interest. Open weekdays, except 10 A. M.

to 5 V. Sunday. 1 to P. M. Academy of Natural Sciences, 19th St.

and the Parkway Weekdays. 0 M. to 5 P. Sundays, 1 to 6 P. M.

Admission free. The Philadelphia Museum of Art. 28th St. and the Parkway Open dally. 10 A.

M. to 4 P. M. Current exhibition of interest. The Philadelphia Art Alliance.

2.51 S. 18th St. Kxhihits. Daily. 10.30 A.

M. to 0 P. Sunday, 1 to P. M. Exhibits changed weekly.

Aquarium. 20th and Oreen sts. Open III. Hil'tKtL'f rui ti yH LE-FREN nvsi faliKs FROM 1 M. Wllrron colmnn.

M. blotrlch June Dick Mor.ty "KIBMET IN TKVIIMCOLOR 1528 CHESTNUT ST. rf.JMu.Sa Havpr Ilaymrs Woolley CaIaiiIbI Continuous I'orformanoe IRISH EYES ARE SMILING I 1 1th A Mors. AtftlK GGEs TO RFNO Door Opn 10:45 A. M.

I Bllner Chostor Morris, Nnnov KellV SHUBERTlVT0M0R.l'..W2elo The MARGARET WEBSTER Protfuction vm ZORINA CANADA THE TEMPEST by William Shakespeare ARNOLD MOSS IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR PaumI noyai fm.eanmk parkek "THK VEHV Tllol t.HT OF sol Cret jnatStW-a' CROSBY JUDY GARLAND MARGARET O'BRIEH BSPO Kli. Sun ITY KITTY IASSAH II Caanta Hth A Gnls row senare lri fnvmi h.lagp irjnH Cont. From 1 P. M. WanTV "BARBARY ItlAKT GENT" Brd.

M. Ffrfcrsl "BLACK MAGIC" i ii Greetings (ft M.GWJ CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES at all Theatres Man's Rpvenre FflRRPT BeR.Kve. I First Mat runncoi rn. h.so I Darby. Pa.

lyffl" CIIARLIF. CtlAN. "BI.At MAt.lC" CONTINUOUS FROM 12 NttJ Sowillas Contlni-ui From 2.0-t eVIlie ANN JOHN Unit SOTHERN HOI AK MeT Tt HI'MI of Las ens MtCHAEl TODD'S New Moticaf -pel "SWEET A LOW IIOWN Doric fJf" fried fie i "jsaw Whit 7 Dsrarrt' U. S. WAR BONDS and STAMPS Sherwood TKCIIMCOI.Ofi 'Irish Eves Are SmiUns- Edgemont MAT I NEK TO I) AT "STEP LIVELY" Be PuncHkszo at all stanlc t-vtARtn tawstwtoog thcatbe IN TECHNICOLOR BJotuv Woolley.

June Haver i 'MILLION DOLLAR KIP H411 rMtm't CONJ 'j TODAY FROM 2 P. M. TINUOl IQth snri Cheltpnhnm Ave toot ty HERBERT DOROTHY FIELDS "Th TROLltY SONG Hear the Hit Tunt I dally, 8.30 A. M. to 4.30 P.

Sundays. A. M. to 6 P. M.

MEN I Vesture find 1R 'ya HZ TJ Ki (Yvnt. From 11 A. M. Southern Urtmrl tt R-rrl JEAN ARTHUR. LF.K BOWMAN 1 1 lynct uy DOKOTHT HEID5 Mfc by SIOMUNP KOMBERO Joyrt noliis, lanle SONG OF NFVAOV THE IMPATIENT YEARS Cnlted Rervlce Club, 17th and Locust CAPITOLS 'THE MARK t0hf6 WHISTLER PALACES TaT VICTORIAN TT GENE TIERNEY a IID J.H.M dana awdrews LAUKA i "Marriage Is a Private Affair" 7j.

ta. Open 4 hour. Sleeping and shower accommodations, lounges, HDrary. hobby Cnrura "Al BR GOES TO TOWN prUK CITY KITTY" 60th A Bnniea Also Hnrrs Bunnv Ca-toon flnlft 'nntinn Shntm From Eureka "Mr- Winkle to War I aSie VSU M.rk.r HHIH llvnunlU" i CHILDREN'S THEATRE i room. Breakfast and dinners served.

Dancing and refreshments nightly. SAh MRhlwI, "Sweet and Ixw Hown 1 Unmet "Man Vmm Vrtmn" DOORS OPEN 0.5 AM. Star Kern ft UK? HOLIDAY SHOW 1 M.ti Continuous From 1 P. M. CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.

M. JOAN FONTAINE I Frolic I SO Itate Cluh. Krnnilwood Hotel. 3Z0 IN. Broad St.

Dancing. Open ftto 12 P. M. South Broad St. I BO, S10 B.

Broad St. Dancing, snack bar. Cnlted Seamen's Service Club. V. S.

S. Hotel Tracy. 36th and Chestnut sts. Dune- CONTINUOUS TODAY "HAINT MEETS THE TltiER" 52n "LEAVE IT TO THK IRISH" 552 N. ARTURO DpCORDOVA IXjim $nnorpd by Women' Inlernatlonal lea tea "PETER PAN" Produced by CLARE TREE MAJOR el N.

Y. DEC. 28, 29, 3fJ MORNING, 10.30 DEC. 30 MAUNlt, 2.30 TOWN HALL Brood Rocs 5H. 1.92, 1.50, 1.20.

.90, .60 lincl. toxl CENTRAL CITY TICKET OFFICE Arcade, 14)0 Chstlnut It. (Kit. 6920) 9th A Market EDDIE BRACKEN "HAIL THE "CONQUERING HERO" Phs Piir-nse, Murder CoTedv "THE CIRL NO DARED' fi.lrA th hr' Giranl Utlrara rontlnuons From 1 I Ling and restaurant. Navy Mothers' Cluh.

1718 Spruce St. -k In Paramounl's 1 A) IViVf Dancing and refreshments for Navy men, 10 A. M. io midnight. Stage Door Canteen, Broad and Iornst sla.

Open dally. 11 A. M. Dancing, with GALA HOLIDAY SHOW tHAfPY HITS Ginger Ronald Jack Rosen Colman Carson Stomhnrit "Son of the tlprs Ks4" TlmlM-r Oueen." nt Ir 1 STATE COLONIAL NIXON NEW 69th 2d A Chettnut Gtn. Chelten 52d Btl.

Market Upper Oifby IRC L7E TOWER "ROOSEVELT" SAVO IA Fkd. A Marparet Hh A Market 471 Frankford Av. Bread A Marrla Tradway uptown Tyernon i Bread A Snyder BroadA Daiiphin HOB Germanlewn MTDWAY YORKT OWN JEAM ARTHUR LEE BOWMAN AlleeA Kent. ElklniJark CHARLES COBURN CLAUDETTE Colbert jos.comt "ImnafiPnt Yearc" SHIRLEY TEMPLE JENNIFER JONES IHipdliCiU I Cdia 'Since You Went Away' orpheum Jenn; cmn ROBERT WAIKE MONTY WOOLLEY Gtn. A ChelUn Frank LatlmOrl LIONEL BARRYMORE 1L.

lJa-: DxK" r.oLfwL coNTimuous from in Trie rviconTimc, UOTIing f'-vf-' ii i i EIi')JK BRACKEN ELLA RAINES Stratford "HAIL THE tt) IN TECHNICOLOR "Lucky NQl F.HINti HLKO" SEASON'S GREETINGS Suburban Ktonttromerv Ant mors) Continuous Fmm 2 (i 1 GOLDMAN I ii Basil RATHBONE Nigel BRUCE fsril (II AWAY Kaloh fORBtt Vw GALA HOLIDAY SHOWS rUI.tE RIKHfVp, REGIS TOOMF.1 WAS FRAMED" li MONTY WOOLLEY. JUNE HAVER "IRISH EtES ARE SMILING" j.V rwnsiroLoR CONTINUOUS FROM 10:30 A.M. ft la tic la Pa Christmas Show viensiae, ra. feat. 7.30.

9.30 HOLIDAY Tssanls lUt A OA LA Tloc, JOHN MS JOHNNY WWbVi l.Lr.t THIS MARK INDICTES RE-ISSUE PICTURE I iUaiOIIJI TARZ4VS NEW ORK AI) ENTt RE" GARY TERESA LEAVE IT TO THE IRISH ALLEGHENY "TEXAS" A ''Maa-emaltalls Fid" CARY GRANT 'Arsenic and Old Lace" Th Funniest Plrture of All Time Added: "MAUDI GRAS" Terminal ri'th nnd Market Streets Continuous From 1 A M. COOPER WRIGHT OPEN ALL NIGHT 1 till l-'n Boniia Smltl jrAMILT Martet "YOUTH RUNS, WILD" 2 0 01111 VCT Hsymai-Juna Haver J5 OJJ IVlAntXCI lrlhCyrmlll'l. Tffh 10.4J AM. LANE lirtiad A 7Ui Ate. Barbara Brrtton.Ray Mllland "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" TOP A Y2H 1 4 II HITS MARY LEE.

WILLIAM TERRY TECHNICOLOR MVHIVATj MARIA MONTEZ "THREE LITTLE SISTERS Mroad A CASANOVA BROWN luil Ann Sothtrn.Jnnn Hocialt LOCAN w' Kay Kyter.Ans Miller "CAROLINA BLUES" Grand wtlliAm helen dknnis orana bendTx walker keefk 2 PRINCESS yonilnc kt. 'MAIhlE bOE TO BEND Plus: Lvnn Rohrrts. Rirhard Pavers "PORT OF 40 THIEVES' OPEN ALL NH.MT rnJMnnnDC3d Mualo In Manhatlss' A Tn Fitrflrr 'AHROAII WITH TWO YANKS' THIS III NOT A WAR l'K'TtrRK IUITU SUSANNA FOSTER JACK OAKIE tt lira jumuiuuuiiL tt Wal. "Oh.What a Nlohf 1 1211 End AbtMft Las Cattail U.kft "IN SOCIETY" savoy; IflllKF UlSBITTnM th Continuous Fmm 1 CONTINUOUS SHtlWlNa Grant I FR AKIItf MORGAN Anita Louise Tioga Vrriaiuto KliNAI.l) CliI.MAN rriTflM Ku" Alan Marihsll-Lsralns Day ftrENI Fill TRAt OPEN ALL NIGHT "HFA'SNril ll(lvd" Frank McHUGH Ann ikkiun bfi.Hini. xiiint mv i nth fllrar TURHAN BEY rtruTrD l'Ui A wsi.

Bndi-0nsli O'Kastt MARLENE DIETRIt II JAMES CRAIO "KISMET" TFCHSli Dl OR "Jl NtiI.E CAVALCADE" ft.at The Great Holiday Shoui HARROWGATEnu mistake" IGreat Northern 6LYTH Donald COOK RONALD COLMAN In Univerwr. a bin I Lit Martet -ASroad with Vanlit" IIUUIDD1 'Law of th Valley' A 5 ALnAMDrtA Mnr. 'Abroad WithTsroYanSi Broad ft KM MARLENE DIETRICH 4UM A 1.1 Ul 1 I CnDIIII Fkd. ft "YOUTH RUNS WILD" "MINSTREL MAN" the Uorarnu Terhnifnlnr Hvectacle I II III "STORM OVER LISBON'- RIME BY Mt.HT" ilrtriRe mom, Js 416 ntn. GENE DANA TIERNEY ANDREWS CLIFTON WEBB BonitaGranville-Ktnt Smitl OTfiD Krsnklia "KISMET" -YOUTH RUNS WILD FRANKFORD "JANIE" A "FALCON OUT WEST" ho iun 715 Fkd.

CARY GRANT arsf.n i a oi.o i.actt; Tysons ri IDlinililT e'h Jo McCraa-Batty una yt and tONAlO O'CONNO with PEGGY RYAN CONTINUOUS rMlnfflUUPII 'GREAT M0MEN1 "Ara Thaia Our Parantt?" A CRANGE To liroad Unieina Sflth ft "Crime Bv NlKht" nique "Sweet and low Itosns" FROM 1 P. SHOVVINa FROM 1 P. Cont. Frrm 1 P. "I I.OVK A SOLOIER" Latins From Manhattan' Greenway iney "UNWRITTEN CODE" ANN SOTHERN 23rd A i AVON JOHN HODIAK B2ntl ft IJrrenwaT IMPFRIAI 921 N' "8wMt Low Down" A'P Cont.

Todav From 12 N-n Wnlter Rrennan. Jrar.ne "Home In Indian." in Ter-h. OCONTZo'; 2nd SU "Cry of tha Werewolf- Upsal rsi ntn. Hamilton SlntilrJ07nmZe Ken.i. ft Brian Donlovy-Ann Richarda Anna Shirley.Otnnlt Day (3rd VLn I Cumb.

"An American Romance." Tech. BENN Barhary Coast trent" Tnke It Or IIVr It" Venice Lost 3 Days Wood I'd "MUSIC IN niiliril JHIfBIIUtm "Greenwich Village" 7.V TECHNICOLOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL DOORS OPEN 10 5 A. M. BUD LOU 7260 His. CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 17 NOONT I 1RCDTV Hrnad Roia Hobart-Geo.

McCready LlUCri lift rnl. "SOUL OF A MONSTER" OXFORD sa MANHATTAN" inrnTU 6SiB Wm. Bendix-Dennlt O'Kaefa LlDtii 1 1 Torr. "A RROAD WITH ALL 5 MAJOR HEWSREELS Cont. Todav Fmm 1 P.

M. SPEN'-KR TR "SEVENTH rHoS" rftAlii't'lftl Victory 1120 Pt Breere "Are These Our i "Abroad With Two YankV" MODEL Sth ft South Hill Mat- 2 E- M- Xmat Week ANN SOTHERN. JOHN HODIAK "MAISIE GOFA TO RENO" ABBOTT-COSTELLO TWO YANKS" PARK ORIENT Ranald Colman-Mariene Dietrich ei49Woodrrt "KISMET." In Tech. Viola PLUS "SENSATION OF 1945" "BOWERY" BLITZKRIF-" 242 ntn. ConL fr.

1 P. EDWARD G. JEAN Hollywood a- Tamhria Gin. sr. 2 Onln Hnfidnv Hits In M.

G. M' SEDGWICK ANTON MORELAND road ft 'SAN FERNANDO VALLEY' Vahiib PLAZA'; It 'nrtef A "Abread With Two Yanki" hiirMs "BLACK MA-JIC" 3- To' ANKE INKAOLK. RAY MiLLAnD "IRENE" LAUREL ft HARDY. "MrslC BOX" 3 NORTHEASTERN to" LINDYS ROBINSON ARTHUR "THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING'9 mw CARMEN MIRANDA. DON A.icCHS "GREENWICH VILLAGE" Gtn.

vn STRAND? 'Abroad With Two Yanks 4 Fifi" enan. Howard Cont. JTndav From 12. .10 IMPER AL V. ELEANOR PARKER RONALD COIJVIAN "KIMFT" Walton Ch'lten ft Che Den Ameche-Carmen Miranda mnuiinunT DENNIS M0RGA1I WYNNES )nt ft "KANSAS CITY KITTY" linh "END Or THE BOA" 'Greenwich In niuiiinuii' rucn.

4fll0 Wayne with MARILYN MAXWELL JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA 4104 JEAN PARKER Kens. GREENWICH VILLAGE O. Amerhe. C. rand a Con.

From 1 P. M. CARMEN MIRANDA 2 LEADER? SUBURBAN inr. EDMUND LOWB Allec. Yeadon, Pa.

FAYE EMERSON 'Very Thong) of Yoa' UMPUIDT Front A 1 1 Wrj I AT A NTI I PS AMBLER Jean Arthur-Lea Bowman "IMPATIENt YtARS" nionHni AUef. iSth A "GREENWICH VILLAGE" Added Attrnrtion: Walt Di.ne"s CrtoTO LATEST MARCH OF TIME i EARLtv! FEATURH STARTS' Wm.Bendix-DennllO'Keefe 1 ARDMORE1? "Abroad With Two Yanks' Itt PHILA SHOWIMG YrU JTth Jackson cary john alan 1 nCT ini Onrsno ijAUC I -SHINE ON. HARVEST MOOf. a BIG GALA HOLIDAY 4 UNIT SHOW PHIL BAKER lor Willow "Maisia Goes tt Rene" A "HEAVENLY DAYS' CROVE Don Open 10i45 A M. roTe Sth ft JaeVsrm "DESTINATION TOKYO" Added: STAN LAUREL.

OLIVER HARDY -MUSIC IN MANHATTAN' -'Slran oeri In tha Night" sCOLNEYofn, "TKE IT OR I.F.AVE IT" Dead End Kids. "FOLLOW THE IFAUrR 3 Stooers. "CRASH t.OES THE HA-H" "THK CHIMP" (irSl HIWAV Jpn" E'cnor Parker-Dennis Morgaa II I II A I kinfnwrt Faya Emenon "VERY THOUGHT OF YOU'' Call ef tha Jungle" "Cry of tha Wertwol Jeffries Rox- FAYE EMERSON boro DENNIS MORGAN JOHN WAYNE ELLA RAINES COLtJR CARTOON. "Kir or 3 ivcvc enth DickHaymei.JuneHar Batboro. pa.

Alan Marshall-Laraina Day i SL batr "VERY THOI'fiHT OF YOC" CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P. M. unuoo rLiu Mk. i. LANSDOWNE mm OF COMEDY ha rrDu rrrv I Et I STAK "Strangers' In the Nlcnt" A Hatboro WALLACE BEERY 'Barhanr Ct Gent" Joy rtr.n riuorv 5ih Art smtiwt MltinD rnwpart COSTELT.O BUD ARnOTT "IN SOCIETY" Abroad With Two Yanks" IIIMI1UI1 Vrk If ATI SHE I P.

if- "BIRTH" A STAR" th A DOROTHY IAM0UR 51st ft Baser. diamond lamord EDDIE BRACKEN DAD VCD Ronald Caiman-Mariana Dietrich AlmLn natliv. I'm. "KISMET." In Taeh. Sth ULIDnti; a LINDLEY RINO THE WHOLE FAMILY 'K-ki'd nniitoin tit.

luesik etAuni etra ns.i.t...t trivra H0UIL-BRI0U5 MOLIDBV FUn-FESTU REDUCED PRICES OR CHILDRIM Wim HAKU CUnU btll. nAIU ICf i Hft" Tool 1 tftVeTflUC iisirrni rsxel 'Abroad With Tws Ysmto' TYAILnLI nm "Strangers In tho Nlfht" Ilnquirer Want-Ads Bring Quick Result! niigiuni IMrri Col ir ni Lai ifTTm I.