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Al Jan. 9, 1911 MINN'KAfOMS TRIIU NK. SEEN ON NEIGHBORHOOD SCREENS day; "Star BpaiiKled Rhythm." Tuesday throuKh Thursday; "Heaven Can Wait," (riday. Saturday. WLsTt, ATK "Heaven fan Walt." today through Wednesday; "Above Suspicion." Thursday through Saturday.

'-Lucky Stars-' (From Preceding Page) I I yAi 1 MICHEL! I m2T MORGAN MORGAN We Hall," Thursday through Hatur-duy. 1" A A 1 "Wintertime," today WirounUi Tuesday; "'alleii Mparrow, Thursday. Friday; "Sweet iwosie O'-Urady," Saturday. l'AKK "wln anut Malae." today tnruuKh 'luesdav; "Heunead innn Mannattan." Wedneaday; "Oi-nlnd tne KlauiK bun," I'll ui. day Uu'ouKb Saturday.

CAiiutiAl "Sky's the Limit." today tnrouish Tuesuay; "Watcu On uie KruriK," Vveunesday throUKn Saturday; "Junior Army," oaturdav matinee. FKI.M'eSS "SKy's tne Limit," today. Monday; "Next of ivln," and "so 'lhia is Wasinnfiton," Tuesday. Wea-neaday; "vvatcn On the' Rhine," i hursday through Saturday. RIALlO "Watch on the iinlne." today through Tuesday; "Destroyer, Wednesday and Thursday; "Hie rall-en itpairow," Krlday and Saturday.

HI I "Adventure in Iraq, and "Mr. titeps Out," today. Monday: "Uuuemleeve on Broadway." and "Coaatal Command." Tue.iday; Wintertime," Wednesday. inurMiay, Saturday; "Good Morning Judne," and "Murder On the Waterfront," Friday. KOrtl.N Young Ideas." and "Man rom Music Mountain," today.

Monday; "Adventures in Iraq," and "Dancing Masters," Tuesday. Wednesday; "Heaven Can Wait," Thursday throiiKh Saturday: "Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Saturday matinee. KO.W "Uu Barry Was a Lady," today, Monday; "Mr. Lucky," Tuesday. Wednesday; "Bombardier," Thursday, Friday; "Leather Burners," Saturday.

T. I.OIIS PARK "The Fallen Sparrow," today throuKh Tuesday; "Man Krom Down Under." Wednesday: "Destroyer." Thursday through Saturday. IPTOWN "True to Life." todav through Thursday: "Princess O'Rourke" starts Friday. VARSITY "FliRht for Freedom." today throueh Tuesday: "Paris After Dark." Wednesday: "Wintertime," Thursday through Saturdav. VOtil "Henry Aldrlch Swings It." and "Dancing Masters." today, Mon the Rhine." Thursday through Sntur- day; "Follow tils feand," Saturday matinee.

BROADWAY "Best Koot Forward." today through Tuesday; Wednesday through (Saturday. HKANVAOOU "Hit the ice," today, Monday; "Behind the KiainR sun and "Passport to Suez," AUeaday, Wednesday; "The Sky's the Thursday through Saturday. CAMDEN "Best Foot Forward." today. Monday. Wednesday; "Adventures of a Rookie." and "Find the Blackmailer." Tuesday; "Watch On the Rhine," Thursday through Saturday; "Htrlctlv in the Groove." bat-urdnv matinee.

0 CAMPl "buy th Limit, today thiouKh i a Blomirs," Weilnesday; "Watch ou uie Rhine, Thursday through Saturday. A I' r. A I. "We've Nor Been Licked," today through Tuesday; "Sherlock Holmes in Washlnnton" and "McGurrins From Brooklyn," Wednesday; "laniing Masters," Thursday through Saturday. EAST LAKE "ioung Ideas" and "Steel Against the Sky," today, Monday; "Always in My Heart," and "Dr.

Gillespie's Criminal Case," Tuesday, Wednesday; "Heaven Can Wait," Thursday through Saturday; "Find tne Blackmailer," Saturday matinee. EDINA "Best Foot Forward." today through Tuesday: "So This Is Washington." and "Passport to Suez," Wednesday Wintertime." Thursday through Saturday. EL LAGO "Say's tne Limit." today through Tuesday; "Adventures a Rookie," Wednesday; "Watch on the Rhine. Thursday through Saturday. EM HESS "Adventures of a Rookie." today through Tuesday; "Watch On the Rhine." Wednesday through Saturday.

FALLS "Dancing Masters." and "Ken Pine," today through Tuesday: "Watch on the Ftliine." Wednesday and Thursday; "'he Fallen Sparrow," Friday and Saturday. HfclUHI.i "Best Foot Forward." today, Monday; "Above Suspicion." Tuesday, Wednesday; "Watch on the Rhine, Thursday through Saturday. HOLLYW'OOII "The 8ky' the today. Monday; "Aoove suspicion," 'iuesday through Thursday; "Adven-; tures of a Kuoie," Friday. Saturday.

HO.uKlV tH "Best Foot Forward, today through Tuesday; "Adventures of a Rookie," Thursday through Saturday. HOfnlNS "Sweet Rosie O'Grady," today through Tuesday; "The Fallen Sparrow," Wednesday through Saturday. LAKr. "Yankee Doodle Dandy." today, "Coastal Command" and "Uildersleeve on Broadway," Tues-dsy, Wednesday; "Wintertime," iliursdsv througn Saturdny. LA "Mpiinre," today tlirouRh Tuesday: "Redhead From Manhattan." Wednesday; "Behind the Rising Sun." Thursday through Saturday.

LEOLA "Young Ideas" and "Bombcr'i Moon," today, Monday; "Constant Nymph," Tuesday. Wednesday; "Hit the Ice," Thursday through Saturdav. LOKI.VG "Mister Lucky." today and Monday; "Sleepy Lagoon." Tuesday; "My Kingdom lor a Cook." Wednesday and Thursday: "Background to Danger," Friday and Saturday. Lt.MtAI.K "Dancing Masters" and "Paris After Dark. today through Tuesday; "Adventures in Iraq," Wednesday; "Hit the Ice," Thursday through Saturday; "Follow the Band, Saturday matinee.

METRO "Young Ideas." and "Dancing Masters." today, Monday. "Behind the Rising Sun," and "Frontier Bad-men." Tuesday. Wednesday: "Above Suspicion," Thursday through. Saturday. NILE "Above Suspicion," today.

Monday: "Adventures of a Rookie." and "Kind the Blackmailer," Tuesday-Wednesday: "Watch On the Rhine." Thursday through Saturday: "Strictly In the Groove." Saturday matinee. NOKOMIs "This Is the Army." today and Monday; "Above Suspicion." Tuesday. Wednesdav and Thursday: "Oklahoma Kid." Friday and Saturday. MIR1HTOWN "More the Merrier." today. Monday; "Holy Matrimony." Tuesday, Wednesday; "So Proudly If, Wt Preston FOSTER 'mwfWmmmt Wilta BfNOIMtod CONIE-fcita CUiNN -Uovd NOUN FebT22-27 ST.

PAUL AUDITORIUM 4 K4 are fitted to do than the things someone else is better fitted to do. Miss Davis is attractive in her song number, but it won't damage her reputation as an actress to admit a lot of gals could have done the song much better, Garfield fools around with his sonji, but we have heard a lot of sing-ers do it better. The Andrews Sisters have Do llavilland, Tobias and Lupino backed right off the map for jive'stuff. Morgan, however, a singer of concert caliber who has never sung in pictures, shows up extremely well, and Sakall and Edward Everett Horton are good in comedy roles. Miss Leslie is uncommonly comely and very vivacious.

Cantor, playing and kidding himself in one role, and playing a guy named Joe Simpson in the other, succeeds in being not very funny. Despite its star-spangled cast list, "Thank Your Lucky Stars" may seem just a bit of a waste of talent. It may seem just a bit of too long, too. ORPHEUM (Coming) PICTURE: "Thank Your Lucky Stars' (Warner Brothers). TYPE: Omnibus musical.

PLAYERS: Dennis Morgan, Joan Leslie, Eddie Cantor, Dinah Shore, Edward Everett Horton, S. Z. Sakall, various other Warner Brothers stars. STORY: Morgan is singer seeking a chance, Leslie a songwriter seeking ditto. They take advantage of resemblance of Cantor, in a bus driver's role, to the real Cantor, who is staging a big benefit show.

The real STATE thurs. nel Murder Case. today. Monday; Adventures in Iraq." and "Gam bling Lady," Tuesday, Wednesday; "Heaven, Can Wait," Thursday throueh Saturdav. rKA.MO.IN "Dancing Masters," today through Tuesday; "My Gal Sal," Wednesday; "Hit the Thursday through Saturday.

GRANADA "Trail of the Lonesome 2nd STAR-lffle Week! 30 stnrs! 3 Hindi! "Tl. Aiicanffe Pit cor" I I IIVH4NIIH. Technleolor Romance! i i TBI ik I Tl i i i mi a Keep on buying WAR Bonds 1 mm Chill! Thrills! "SON of DRACULA" It mtNFV Louise Alllirltton R. TalgtJ Plus! "GOOI rELIjOWS" Mary Mrltii-I ranehot Time I I TO I II- Ictor Moore a i 4 Days Beginning TONIGHT at 8:30 M4TINKK AAEDNESDAV MM. ANNE NICHOLS' RECORD-BREAKING COMEDY Join the ARMY AO ATE "Oklahoma Kid." today: "The Seventh Victim." and "Adventures In Jraq." Monday Tuesday: "Conntant Nvmph." Wednesday: "Hit the loe." Thursday through Saturday: "Crime Smasher." Saturday matinee.

AI.HAMKKA "Dixie," today, Monday; 'Union Faclfic," Tuesday, Wednesday: "Hit the Thursday through Saturday. AMERICAN "Best Foot today and Monday: "Adventure of a Rookie." Tuesdav and Wednesday: Wintertime," Thursday. Friday and Saturday. A It ION "Watrh on the Rhine." today tnrniiKh Tuesday: r. Wednesday and Thursday- "The Fallen rH'Hrrow." Krlilav and Baturrtity.

A A AI.ON "Beat Foot Forward." today through Tuesday; Adventures In Iraq." Wednesday: Thursday thrmiKh Saturday: "Falcon in Pnripcr." yaturdav matinee. Kill I.Kt AKII "Ahov'e Suspicion. today through Tuesday: "Adventure of a Rookie," Wednesday; "Watch on Cantor is kidnaped, the bus driver subs for him and declares Morgan in. The real Cantor escapes, but not in time to do the ambitious youngsters any damage. Meanwhile the audience has had a peek at the benefit.

VERDICT: This isn't the last of this type of film we will see. Other free-for-alls are due for early' release. In the case of screened vaudeville which includes a large number of comics, things generally turn out well. But shoving stars into routines for which they have had no experience has a less happy result. A bit too much time, perhaps, Is devoted to the Cantor siege, of trouble, and some of the gags utilized here had nice gray goatees when Columbus discovered the western world.

Nevertheless, the lumping together of talent is bound to make an impression. Shostakovich's Niece to Debut HOLLYWOOD Valeria Brown-ell, niece of. Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich, has become an American citizen and "will make her film debut in "Mr. Coed." She was born Svetlana Shostakovich. BROADWAY CAST OF FAVORITES Sal.

Matinee Sat. SENSATIONAL COMEDY Authors of "-ft. WITH BROADWAY'S MADDEST, FUNNIEST Joseph Kessclrina witS JACK WHITING RUTH MtDEVITT 2 DAYS ONLY 3 PERFORMANCES FRIDAY, JAN. 21-22 MAT. SAT.

AIDA Jan. 2 1 FAUST Sat. Jan. 22 EES OVER 20.000.000 RADIO LISTENERS Buy War Bond. 3rd ROMANTIC ULEKt "OLD ACQUAINTANCE" Bette DAVIS Miriam HOPKINS Gig Young John Lodcr TONITE! MODERN DANCINQ KDIt VOI NGEH IANCKKH BOB HEWITT BAND Tree lnnre lnt rnrllon Mtel LR.NLST BJORtLLU RI WAR BONDS HI RE OULEVAR nt it le Blvd.

Oiwn I'M. Ilnllv Joan CraMfurd I red MaeMiirray "ABOVE SUSPICION" Marrh TIiim. ata New. AVALON Lake A Binnm. Open tally Lnrllle Hnll Mnrrv Jnnie.

"BEST FOOT FORWARD" In Reautlful Teehnleoliir Mareh of Time I'ele Smith LYNDALE Ljnrtnle A take Mreet DO! lll.K I I A I I KL 1 LAI' V.I. IIIRIIV In "DANCING MASTERS'" 2 Georee Snnlem Hrend Marshall "PARIS AFTER DARK" FRANKLIN Kranlilin-lllth Ave. S. LAI KF I. IIAKIV In MAK'ILRN" CH 'izZtF Rlrhard Mulne Noah Beer, 4r.

"HK'IK M.VII1 BKI. l.llkl.11" LaSALLE Mroll. and JKth Leslie Hnunrd Hnld Mvrn M'ITHRL" PARK 8th Avenue 8. It 10'h St. Ann Sothern James ra's; SHVINO hHIH 3IAISIE" EXTRA: LATE MARCH TODAY I P.M.

0 nijfeKM.P.ii i.i.i Li i i- imisfivrJlx uu i in i ii mtm i iiin MONDAY WATCH ON THE RHINE" Belle DAVIS -Paul LI'KAS AIR Geraldine Fitzgerald TRY FOR A Gfd EVENINGS 0-55C. TAX INC. WEDNESDAY MATINEE TAX INC. SEATS NOW At Theatre and Downtown Ticket Office, 187 Northwestern Bank Minneapolis Copy this girl and send us your drawing perhaps you'll win a COMPLETE ART COURSE FREE. FIVE PRIZES five complete art course FREE including Drawing Outfits (Value of each course, FREE! Each contestant submitting a drawing of sufficient merit will get a grading and our opinion as to whether hit or her talent is worth developing.

Vocational Training for talented artistic persons is of tremendous importance. Almost everything must be designed before it can be manufactured. Only talented persons can be trained as designers and illustrators. Splendid opportunities are available for trained Commercial Artists. Many of our former students are earning excellent incomes in both war and civilian industries.

Here's an opportunity to test your talent FREE. RTJI.ES: Contestants must he amateurs. Our students are not eligiWe. 1. Make copy of girl 6 inches high, on paper 7 inches high.

Draw only the girl, not the lettering. 2. Use only pencil or pen. 3. No drawings will be returned.

4. Print your name, address (town, county, state age, phone number and present occupation on back of drawing. 5. All drawings must be received by January 1st, 1944. Prize winning drawings will be selected by our faculty.

nil HALEY INK JACK FRANK SINATRA 5 IMT PH.H.RAM 1 -tuan i rialuril I red MaeMners "ABOVE SUSPICION" itr 4anc Itiiiit-dv 44 iilnr 4 artmin 5 l.f Hl. 1 Ml I'HlXiKAH 1 I-urHle Hull Harry jtmn "Best Foot Forward" In Beautiful 53 NlAftKea miirdy 4 otor Rrtmm A ROBIN RobhlB.dale HV. IMIt Bl IKH RK I Mary Atr ll-rtwrt Marshall "YOUNG IDEAS" RIV K.H.t Its In "MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN" FALLS Minnehaha al atk Hid Itol Bl I 1 1 lit. I i i lif i a iiniit t- "0ANCINQ MASTERS" vtltlliim 'eil Mart "KENNEL MURDER CASE" LAS', and KITH Se Inc. Ta to 8 p.m.

lt "how 1 :3 red Jf.an ASTAIRE LESLIE "SKY'S THE LIMIT" IMu: 4 nhr ftrtmta Ijike and 17 a Ateaae tK. ZSc Ine. Tan lo p.m. lt I :3 BV SVH tl. KLyl lI -famea Jftan CAGNET LESLIE 'Yankee Doodle Dandy riu: Color tarloaa EAST LAKE 22c r' Plus Imtm.

A AW I a IMU BLK LATl RK Mary Ator Herbert Marmhall "YOUNG IDEAS" Lloyd Nolan Mary A tor la "Steel Against the Sky" OKNUTU OF TIME NEWS EVENTS TUESDAY 2027 W. Broadway CH. 4318 1RIENUH BONIIH- Maureen O'HARA GARFIELD 'THE FALLEN SPARROW MMMH ABBOTT COSTELIO "HIT THE ICE" HOME WOOD N. Lnrllle Ball Harry Junei "BEST FOOT FORWARD" In Reautlful Teehnleolor A Terrltle New lomedr Tunwmia ai'y nrnwn Alan rsnwT if a hookii:" Donald Dnek Color artona 412 W. Hd.

LEOLA 34th Are. S. and Both Mreet free farhint HOI BLK IKATI Rl Mary llrrhrrt Marshall "YOUNG IDEAS" Genre Monttomery Annahella "BOMBERS MOON" SMTO 'Free Verkmf II. Hll 3 I neil'e Rail tlarrv Jsnte "BEST FOOT FORWARD" rnr Anfr-rin In "OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS' 3 Bugs Bunny Color Cartoon WESTGATE mm am nvii Ion Amerhe -ne TtmT "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" Walt Dlsnejr Cartoon Plus: Popular Seirnre In Color VOGUK Vie -f ibAA irnmy l.ydon harlle mlth "HENRV ALDRICH SWINGS IT" And aurel A Hardr la "DANCING MASTERS" rtooa New, 4th Plymouth N. ji.

H. Red Hkeltn III HANKY AAAs A I till" AilllK Crosby irrtli Ltnwuf "DIXIE" innnw iipmii i ii -mm ii inn ik 'hwvvww tn Dept. 1865, 500 South 4th Minneapolis, Minn. wTlh WMM FAREWELL VISIT OF THIS KOWAQD LINDSAY mU RJJSSEL CBOUSE. IM PERSON by JEAN ADAIR PARADISE Show Starts I p.m.

Bargain Mat. 'til 5 M-G-M's rousing romance Coming Soon' MafKlnley Kanfnr's Heart -Warmlne; Storv HAPPY LAND" lon Amerhe France. lire Harry Carey-Ann Rutherford Mrd Riotous Week! lean John AKTHIR WAV NE "A LADY TAKES A CHANCE" I 'Trail of the Lonesome Pine' I sjv yrVv''- Sidney "IIEST FOOT FOKW A II II" Inines Luc ille llnll Hnrry i IrvliiK rtlnN "TH IS 1H 1HK A KM WACL "MR. I.ICKV" Cary Grant liralne Day Boa GOOD 5H0W!" BOSTON ClOs! MELODY MAKING BAND 0 eXJ CMB3IID DONALD MACDONALD MALCOLM BEGGS Sat. Mat.

SS.O-l.fir.-l.lO-ftSc. Tax Inc. SEATS AT TIIEATKE AND DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE, 1S7 NOKTIIWESTEKN BANK IH.IHJ. THIS AFTERNOON AT 4: JO TWILIGHT CONCERT PROGRAM! Overture Elf ar; Morton Gould; Aria from "Sarnton and Salnt-Saent; Song "Floods of Rachmaninoff; Ballet Suite, "The Lake of Tschalkowsky PRESENTING THE BRILLIANT YOUNG OPERATIC CONTRALTO CHRISTINE JOHNSON RESERVED SEATS (Including Tax)t 30c, 55c, 85c. Box Office at Northrop Auditorium Open from 2:30.

Doors Opan 3:30. NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, 1:30, JANUARY 14 PROGRAM: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, for String Orchestra, Bach; Symphony No. Beethoven! Perpetuum Mobile, vVeber-Siells Ravel; Suits Milhaud Ticket Prices IT ax $1.10, $1.65, $2.20, $2.75, $3.30. Now on sals.

Symphony Ticket 106 Northrop Downtown Ticket Field, Schlick's (Saint Paul) 11 I iff Starts Tomorrow Jj THRACE Sffisfiffl presents If QAme 1 lif STARRING i i THE 3 GAY BLADES If Songs of Yesteryear jOj CRAWFORD AND CASKEY I Dancing Through the Years fllSfl And the Lovely ffel vHnibcrttp QxiteiZ Course Vrstnitt OlR BIT WAR LHUZE Continuous Miiib SOr Ine. 1 a Llirllle It nil Wllltnin l.an.in "Best Foot Forward" In Beautiful Technicolor Ijitest Marrlt Time nrt.mn Latest CONTINUOUS SHOW I Hettv R.ihert CKAHLF. JkLNO h. "Sweet Rosie O'Grady" it.rD.ln MutlriM In A P.M. Turnip Ball Harry Jamcn "BEST FOOT FORWARD" In Cnlnrl Open 12:30 lit Show I r.M 2 BIG FEATURE HITS 1 Susan Peters Herhert Marshall "YOUNG IDEAS" Al RM- HARIIY In "DANUlNu MAIth ainUtllAV th hlean Ave.

rAKATTHI 303(1 rred ASTAIRE LESLIE "SKY'S THE LIMIT" Lesl "SKY'S THE LIMIT" AGATE 222S E. FRANKLIN James CaKnejr Humphrey Hogart OKLAHOMA KID" (Fred Astalra Joan Islle "SKY'S THE LIMIT" Ittnaallnd Ruell Fred MarMurrav a "Flight For PRINCESS 4th St. E. Hennepin Fred Astaire Joan lslie SKY'S THE LIMIT" RITZ University and ISth Avenue N.E. FREE PARKING SPECIAL DOI RLE PROGRAM As Evening as Tomorrow's Hendlines tyw ii let i0 1 BUY MAIL ORDERS NOW Cheques payable Lyceum Sat.

Jan. 22 Theatre. Enclose sampedpRICFSEVFS SAT 3IAT self-addressed envelope. Tax Inc. in I (WW Company of 70 Symphony Oreh.

Opera in English Brilliantly Acted Exquisitely Sung "IVUIH, BtAuTT AND A SELMA MARLOWE DANCERS Ml Music by iJlM Wk PERRY MARTIN SM WM Orcrestrq WW Nightly at dinner and supper; Saturdays at luncheo JdlQiliJ rj HOTEL NICOLLET Mi A -J irVr)Svk NEIL R. MESSICK, General Manager PRESENTING TTLJ A T11 (Die Fledermaus) I nE. DAI I.y A.VV NTI. SS AI U1TOKII VVEINKSI) A JAM ARV 19 Pl'BLIC SAI OPENS TOMORROW AT JOS Northrop, Downtown Tieket Offlre, 187 N. W.

Bank and TicKets 2.75. $2.20, $1.85 and $1.10 Field-Schliek's, hL Paul fw GARRETSON I mf. Sophisticated singing I VT comedienne, returnina III id by popular demand 111 I laNrt inC DHRRPTTA mA AW JLU PLUS TAX Robert Taylor Brian Oonlevy "Stand by for Action" Dance Tonite Al Storer Lynn Kerns' Band Wed. Iance Instrurtion 8 to 9 p.m. Fri.

Rc. Danrr follows, both for 1 a rim. NOW GLORIA aUW km, A ROSEN CAST AND Si if CHORUS OF 40 I J) his famous saxophone and orchestra II I INTRODUCING NEWEST BALLROOM 4th Avenu and 8th Street South REGULAR SATURDAY and SUNDAY NIGHT DANCING Featuring TWIN CITIES FAVORITE I Bud STRAWN'S i STHOin rihissonT? GARY COOPER "PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" Smooth Danrint. RED PEPPERS OR Sun. Eves.

Mon. HAROLD EUICKSON'S Oreh. 1 casjioun II ALL ROOM (MODERN and OLD TYME DANCING) Men end Women In Services Etpecially Invited No Charge DANCING Saturday, p.m. tn 1 a.m. Sunday 8 p.m.

to 12 p.m. This Ad and 33e Will Admit 1 Ticket at Oonr 50e. plus tax lean 4nt ARTHUR MeCREA "TIii 31 ore Hie 3fprrior' Added Donald Duck 1 1 I MINNiarOUS I I I 1 7. 'ADVENTURE IN IRAQ' And the DEAD END KIDS tn "Mr. Muggs Steps Out" Plus "SPY TRAIN Mon.

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