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Shop tndajr and sat at your nearest 'Abe Lincoln' Comes to Fox Raymond Massey in Title Role of Pulitzer Prize Play 'Vigil in the Night' Due at Ambassador Tomorrow 'Gone With Wind' Set for Final Week at Loew's. rmerly $1.29 Pint! Hollywood's adaptation of Kotiert E. Sherwood's Pulitzer prize play, "Ane Lincoln in Illinois," occupies a banner position on the roster of new screen attractions billed at the first-run movie houses for the coming week. BOTTLED-IN-BOfJD 4 Years Old 100 Proof "woo-woo." Even money you can't mention a California town that Leo Carrlllo hasn't claimed aa the old homestead. Ode to mayhem: "Just think, Marlene your little girl's almost ready for college!" "Gin-digs" might be a better word for most Filmville parties.

Bob Taylor sends in an amusing story about the effort of Bob Cobb, vice president of the Hollywood baseball club, to sign a rookie third-sacker. The kid stubbornly refused Cobb's terms. Just as their argument reached a peak, in walked a beautiful lady and gave Cobb a kiss. The rookie's eyes bulged out a mile. "Who was that?" he asked, after she'd gone.

"Why, my wife, Gail Patrick," said Cobb. "She's the club's mascot." "Give me that pen!" enthused the hold-out. "I'm signing right now!" Lincoln in His Courting Days i rT00 li Raymond Masscy and Lincoln and Mary Todd in a scene, from the motion picture, "Abe Lincoln in Illinois," screen adaptation of Robert E. Sherwood's Pulitzer prize play, which opens today at the Fox Theater. ens, Minor Watson and Alan Baxter.

The new March of Time entitled "The Vatican of Plus XII" presents the first informal pictures ever made of a Roman pontiff. It showj. the work being carried on under Pope Pius XII to bring peace to the world. The film was made with permission and full co-operation of Vatican officials. The Walt Disney subjects In technicolor Include: "Donald's Penguin," "Officer Duck." and "The Autograph Hound." Nursing Drama in New Ambassador Film Adapted from the novel by A.

J. Cronin, author of "The Citadel." "Vigil In the Night" pictures the human side of nursing In a dramatic style. Carole Lombard Is cast as a hospital nurse with high ideals, Brian Aherne as chief surgeon and Anne Shirley as a student Paying tribute to devoted and loyal nur.se. in ho.spltals throughout the world, the film enacts dramatic be-hiud-the-scene episodes of "women in white." Also In the cast are Julian Mitchell. Robert Coofe, Brrnda Forbe, Pnite and Peter dishing.

John ftheffteld plays the title role In "Little Orvie," the Ambassador co-feature which brings Tarktng-ton's famous boy character to the screen for the first time. Among "To Thrill Tired Tastes" BOCCi A (cesonable treat that you won't want to mitt. Golden dropt of tpar-kin brew that double 11 your drinking enjoyment. Limited quantity. BUY NOW We Slash the Price 4 YEAR STRAIGHT BOURBON Was crj 89c PT.

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Ls surrounded by a galaxy ot air entertainers Includ-iiuc Barbara Jo Allen, know on the Charlie McCarthy program as Vera Vague. Her part as a village snooper and gossip gives the film some of its best comedy flourishes and krcs It from being altogether dull. Three other numbers provide novelty to an otherwise dull concoction that depends too ruuch on its jxTsonallties for existence. Honorable mention ts deserved for The Kldoodlcrs, mPslcal quartet, and their clever interpretation of "Old McDonald Had a Lulubelle and Scotty, hillbilly pair, and Frank Cook's mouth organ novelty. These radio entertainers Join such film players as George Barbier, cast as Uncle FH.lc-My-Frn.zlc) Si; Richard Cromwell as Dan Martin; Doris Day as Betty Rutherford and Esther Dale as Minerva Withers.

MARION BOONE. and gross Injustice In awarding aid will arouse public and work hardship for many deserving persons. Need of return to old standards of honesty will be recognized as the subtle effects of neglect of religious teaching are evident. The national conscience will be awakened. Incidents that may cause new diplomatic problems In the United States arc forecast.

Peril of becoming Involved In the European war is likelv to be more than a vnijiie possibility. PERSONS WHOSE birth date it ls have the augury of a year In which coveted opnt unities for advancement and general good fortune present themselves. Children born on this day probably will be sensitive to environment and restless. They should be talented In artistic ways and able to make successful careers. Copyright.

CITY'S FIRST NOISE LAW DEFENDANT CLEARED Fred Steffens, proprietor of the American Bar, 1613 Market street, anil first defendant to be arrested under the new ordinance, was discharged by City Judge James F. Nangle today when the com- plaining witness. Charles Williams, I 1C09A Market street, faded to ap pear to prosecute. Steffens. 52 years old, told Judge Nangle that he had "toned down" and moved to a more secluded spot an electric music box which Williams had charged disturbed his lcaee after 11 o'clock on the night of February 8.

Williams oiierates the State Hotel at 1609A Market. Steffens was represented by Dewey S. Godfrey, former chairman of the Democratic City Central Cuff Jaime Rosarlo, wealthy col lee mogul of Costa Rica, has sent Ann Sheridan a alx-month's option un his plantation with the stipulation that he goes with the property Greer Garson will do a two-month auto tour of the United States, on completion ot "Pride and Prejudice" Warner Bros, will thumbs-down that projected Mexican cruise of Eddie Alberts unless a studio representative chaperones him Judy Garland's new heart-throb is Jimmy Cathcart, violinist with Ray Noble's band Fay Holden Is writing a kitchen guide to be titled "Ma Hardy's Cook Book" Collettc Lyons, comedy hit of George White's Scandals, ls being paged by Rudy Vallee for his first Republic iilmu-sical Margaret Sullavan ls taking a course of flying lessons from Jimmy Stewart. Memories That Bless And Burn When Douglas Fairbanks, looked at his bon's first picture (young Doug was 13 then) and said: "I guess acting doesn't run in the lamlly" When Joanne Eagles, after a temperamental display that left her director trembling, tipped me a wink and whispered: "It pays to advertise!" When Rene Adoree smilingly told friends she was going to Arizona to get rid of a cold not realizing those friends Jcnew her illness was critical and she had little chance to live When Bob Taylor, then a lowly stock player, said that If he ever made "a couple of hundred a week he'd be Copyright. 4 leading; Theatre Inula Ainerican wrs Market fevrnili iimix Ntghlg Il.lt, tl.HK.

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MA tl l'i. II lift, -l tt. ft Hit h.n st Arts Ini'lnilln ntrsd nun tmir iwr in. jimx wit KHAS I.AI 111 I I VKI.I I'llAMII fc-M A II 1.1 HUIU SC it -rr i r. It is openinp today at the Fox Theater as a single feature, accompanied only by the March of Time and three Walt Disney cartoons.

"Vigil tn the Night." based on the Mory by A. J. Cronln, will arrive st the Ambassador tomorrow along with "Little Orvie," a film version of the Booth Tarlclngton story ot the same name. Since "Oone With the Wind" will remain at Loew's for one more week (the management says that will be Its last week there), the only other new screen yhovt Is at the St. Louis where "Village Barn Dance" and "Wolf of New York" opened yesterday.

No announcement has been made as to what the Missouri Theater will feature on Us continued run program. Midwestern Premiere Of 'Abe Lincoln' The midwestern premiere how-intf of "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" begin today at the Fox. Raymond Massey. who only a few weeks apjeared at (he Ameriran Theater her tr the till role of the play, th fciime part In the rtrrrrp produrf ion with Ruth fronton, Broadway artresa, aa his leading la.lv pUln(j the part of Mary Todu, Lincoln's wife. "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" Is a biographical drama bused upon in the lile of the Civil War President from his early twenties until his election to the presidency.

The supporting cast of sixty prominent Made and screen personalities includes such players as Oene Lot khart. as Stephen Douglas; Mary Howard as Ann Rut-ledce; Ixrothy Tree. Harvey Steph NLRB POLL IN 59 G. M. C.

FACTORIES WILL SET RECORD Four Unions to Take Part in Election Involving Workers. DETROIT." Feb" 2D -U. Leader of four unions prepared today for the biggest collective bargaining election In the history of the National Labor Relations Board when the board conducts a poll of 250.000 General Motors Corp. workers in fifty -nine plants in eleven tta'es. The election, ordered yesterday, will be held "as soon as practicable The exact date was left to Regional NLRB Director Frank H.

Bowen. It was expected to start ab nit April 12. In ordering the election, the board an aereettu-nt among (m-iiithI Motors, the United Auto-niohili- Workers I. the rival U. A union, affiliated with the Amriican Federation of Labor, and two A L.

craft unions. Under the agreement each plant will vote separately. After the election has determined Individual plant employe representation. General Motors will bargain on a plant basis, or relafed-group-of-plants basis. Thus.

If twelve plants choose the same union, the company will negotiate with those plants as a group. Prioress of Ursuline Order Visiting City The Very Rev. Mother de Saint Jean Martin, prioress general of the Ursuline Order, Roman Union, arrived in St. Louis yesterday from San Antonio on a tour of the reli- tot Tine rarr or vom nr VISIT JOHNOFF'S ROSE BOWL 3323 S. Xingshighaaj FL.

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PITTSBURGH. Apparently Hollywood's bosses have at last together" and decided to put up a united front against insubordination of important contract employes. Look what's happened these past few months. Olivia de Havllland, Jane Bryan, Don Ameche and Director Garson Kanin have been under suspension for refusing assignments. Warner Bros, stopped Bette Davis' pay check when she refused to report for work on a scheduled date.

Metro suspended Hedy Lamarr until she was illlng to tone down her demands for a big pay boost. Twentieth Century not only refused Jed Prouty's ultimatum for more pay, but wrote him out of the Jones Family series and released him from contract. I have more than a suspicion that Lite stone-wall defense lielng put up by the studios ls the inevitable result of pressure exerted by Hollywood's guilds and labor unions. During the past year producers have been forced to give on blanket pay Increase after another to the different worker groups of the industry, and the end is not yet in sight. Being driven to the wall by group demands, they have naturally become less Inclined to bow to Individual ultimatums, and will become still more insistent on enforcing contracts to the letter ns unionization of the Industry continues.

The old happy-go-lucky days, when an In-demand star was cock of the Hollywood walk, were doomed the minute players Joined the collective bargaining movement. Contracts, henceforth, will be CONTRACTS Not notations of a flexible gentleman's agreement. Mutteringa One glimpse of Bela Luposi in a derby and hell never scare you again. Pet peeve: Actresses Leo Carrlllo. Edna May Oliver.

who announce new engagements before divorcing old husbands. Wouldn't you love to see one of those "Just out- of- the tub'1 baby pictures of Edna May Oliver? Growl: How much longer will fan writers insist on referring to Lee Tracy as a reformed character? Frantic urge: To put a billiard ball in Hugh Herbert's mouth every time he looks like he's about to rTJsij'inTTTn GREATEST Him'tarle lis Kind oW And f.H MC.IIT TIIKU KUMAV cuts of any 35 ams aisLj i Mil 1 A aw sa maT laVaAK 3 i a a. the supporting players are Ernest Truex. Dorothy Tree, Ann Todd and Emma Dunn. Radio Entertainers Bring Novelties to St.

Louis Bill Stars of the radio and screen are brought together In the new program which opened yesterday at the St. Louis Theater. On one- glous houses In the United States. Accompanying the head of the Ursuline convents are her secretary, Mother Deloures, and Mother Et. Albert, general a.vlstant in Rome for America.

While in St. Louis they will be guests at the Ursuline Convent In Ktrkwood of Mother Provincial Barbara Klaholt. The prioress has been in America since May on an inspection of the various convents, and has visited in Washington. Canada. Alaska, Cuba ami on the western and southern roasts.

The group expects to remain In this country until summer. MAN WHO DROPPED TEAR GAS BOMB IS FINED $10 Benjamin P. Beeson, 48-year-old school book salesman of Columbia, was fined 110 and costs by City Judge James F. Nangle today on a charge of peace disturbance growing out of explosion of a fountain-pen tear gas bomb which slipped from hit overcoat pocket Monday night at the restaurant of Henry Ruggerl. 2300 Fdwnrds street, He paid the fine and was dLs- charged on an additional count of i discharging firearms.

Building Permits BKIC'K. Trene Marburger, owner. 800 Chestnut: Hfnry T. Birlnnd. it bulkier.

7.140 fcthel; repair fire damage to root ot dwelling at 34211 franklin; t0. Tina, owner. SOO Cheatnut; same BuiMrr; general repairs to trnrment at 1 0 1 1 -1 Brooklyn; IJOO. Him as above, same at 107-9 Benton; Clus Dmemhelm. owner.

431S Holly Mills; Buhaark tt Co. builder and architect, llli.i Trxa. alter stora front at 6337 South Or and: 1I.S00. tod tried Fauek. owner and builder.

3429 Houth fomptnn: Install bathroom at Houth I'ompton: $100. I Urckman, owner. 441 Orrer: 3 T. Reckrr. builder and architect.

414BAW Charter; porch IjJO feet on tenement at 44i.t Oreer; 30 F.dgar Mvrra. owner; repair fire damage to Joints, at 1724 N. Whittler; $8u(l. Oear O. Heltamann, owner, 771 Chouteau; Joseph Hohion.

bullclrr. 8239 Robert; Mum ArrhlterU. architect. 7IJ the.stnut: shop, 17x2S fret, concrete foundation, composition roof, oil heater heating, at 728 North Firt; Haul MiKlrndin. owner and builder, s02 'redrrlck.

one-story addition, feet, to shop, concretg foundation, at 8029 Frederic $oo. Walter Schmidt, owner, builder and architect. 470 Hampton; one-story dwelling. 3tix4 fret, stone foundation, composition roof, hot-air heating at 6046 Pernod; $.1,000. Lorraine Davis, owner, S743 Chippewa: fUrrv Harrdt.

bulldrr and arrhltrrt, 5743 Chippewa: four one-storv dwellings, each 25x44 feet, stone foundation, composition roof, hot-air healing, at 433-36-40-44 Tho-loztm: total $1X000 William Hamrl. owner 4440 Tholman: Ror Randers. builder. 3II05A Wilmington; one-storit dupleg, 34xS feet, concrete foundation. composition roof.

hot-air heating, at 4I.MI-6Q Tholosan. $6,300. half of the double bill there's melodrama In "The Wolf of New York." The other half brings Into view a group of radio personalities, who are often heard, but rarely seen, in a variety number entitled "Village Barn Dance." Although the former has been given rrtond billing position, it easily surpasses the companion film for substantial entertainment. Jerome Cowan l.s a district attorney who Is harassed by E.dmund Lowe, a defense lawyer, for failure to close In on "The Wolf," the brains of a crime ring. When for political reasons the D.

A. does launch a crusade, a voile in.1 pec tor is "bumped off," and Maurice Murphy Is innocently accused. I-owe takes up the youth's defense, but loses his case when a surprise witness upon whom he depended to establish an alibi also is "rubbed out." As a result Murphy is executed. But Lowe doesn't let It stop there and. with the hHp of the d.

secretary. Rose Hobart. exposes the "miscarriage of JuMice." brings about the resiKnation of Prosecutor Cowan and Is appointed to re Your Horoscope PISCES (February 3 to March 21) Subjects of this sign have a deep, hidden love nature and are anxious to give In abundance to all who are In nerd. Their realm I the kingdom of the niiul. They are prone to put too much confidence in human nature and rely puon the word of those with whiim they are aoclat-d.

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