The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 20

TWENTY TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1941. ST.LOUIS STAR-TIMES ST.LOUIS STAR-TIMES tV Time Table of Local Movies Amusement Directory I ML'- is I p. m. (69 minutes). Timetable at 6 and 9:48 p.

m. (86 minutes. "Charley's Aunt," with Jack Bennr and Kay Francis, at 8:27 p. m. (81 minutes).

Melvyn Douglas and Ellen Drew, at 1:55. 5:10 and 8:25 p. m. (94 minutes). ST.

LOUIS "Hold That Ghost," with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, at 11:54 a. m. and 2:56, 5:58 and fl p. m. 67 minutes).

MISSOURI "Sun Valley Serenade," with Sonja Henie and John Payne, at 12:15. 3:30. 6:45 and 10 p. m. 85 mlnute.s).

"Our Wife," with p. m. iw minutes). LOEWS "When Ladies Meet." with Joan Crawford, Greer Garson and Robert Taylor, at 10:03 a. m.

nnd 1:05, 4:07, 7:09 and 10:11 p. m. (105 minutes). "TJllle the Toller," with Kny Harris and William Tracy, Una nflnflllywnnall FOX "Navy Blues," with Ann Sheridan and Jack Oakle, at 12:15, 3:24. 6:33 and 9:42 p.

m. (107 minutes). "Nino Lives Are Not EnouRh," with Joun Perry ami James Gleason, at 2:21, 5:30 and MEWLY RE DECORATED ill fc 1 JIMMIi: FIDLER.JwS AMBASSADOR "Here Comes Mr. Jordan," with Robert Montgomery and Claude Rains, at 12:20, 3:25. 6:28 and 9:33 p.

m. (93 minutes). "Man at Large," with Mar-jorie Weaver and George Reeves, at 11:01 a. m. and 5:09 and 8:14 1 1 uaico i I III I.

n. u.i .1 i I AIR-CONDITIONED" 51 li mj mm PEOPLE NEED HAIR 23. In the Los Angeles newspapers today HOLLYWOOD. Sept TOP 0' THE TOWN PLANTATION OR AFTER OTHER I nth iWRJLAN i Arthur Vealy Tenor, M. C.

SAVE YOUR HAIR Wiak I III I or Radio' Stag It Screen LYDIA JORESCO I US BEFORf ETHODS FAIL ALLEN SEE US BEFORE METHODS FAIL TO 290 N. UNION 317 DELMAR OHH ALL NIGHT Bring Teur Own Liquor PLUS- 5 ACT! ALL STAfTRAVrLINC, Ftnsr NO COVER 8how Nlihtlr K0. V122 HO. 86J9 EV. 9052 M6VO0V IZ, TRAV, EOS fclft VOOVIU BBBBB1 DELMAR AT CLARA THE HAIR CENTER very Table Rlnotlde I "PeeH tke Dance" appeared ads for "Sergeant York" ads that touched my sympathy.

They read, very simply, "Too nig For Words." Tch! Imagine the plight or that poor ad writer, who, for years, has been hurling superlatives at his company's product. Good, bad or Indifferent, every picture had to be represented (or misrepresented) as "colossal," "sensational," "thrilling," "daring," "stupendous" or "breath-taking." No matter how boresome, each new piece of film ground out of the Hollywood mill had to be crammed down CIRCLE BAR DANCING NIOMTLV TXCfPr MONDAY uftVl ART TONIC.I!T PRESENTS THE LARGEST i CABARET SHOW FEATURING i Red Duncan. M. C. 0 Avon Slstrr Brooks St Brooks The Rurdttt Eddie Hill Ray Reynold Eddie Simmons ic Plus a Chorus of Ten Girls AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA 5E5S, Don BESTOR 50c AFTER SAT.

and SUN. 50c Tas Paid 30c BEFORE end Hit Ko.i.l. In fh Air Admin to" too Befoft jtsv Stt. snd Sus. Ms K5 Tsx ltld 4Se Atttr I Ti AIR-CONDITIONED SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 AO AND 1 PAID ADMISSION WILL ADMIT 2 TONIGHT ONLY Dance in Cool Air-Conditioned Comfortl Coming: Eddie Howard, Sept.

20 40N NTH AT riNE VVW: Star-Ti Complete Amusement Directory Daily in the mes the public throat and he, the ad writer, had to proclaim it the most pulse-tingling, super-terrific in screen history. Then, after years of wasting TNT, adjectives on trash, along comes "Sergeant York" a REALLY great picture. Don't you see what I mean? Can't you shed a tear for the feeling of complete futility that must have swept over that ad writer? It's a "stupendous" production but "stupendous" has been pinned on so many flops that it's become a meaningless word. It's "sensational" entertainment but so. according to the ads.

were "CSS rvsssssnBssas niT7.ccninnc.nnncinc.UAnciTY 1 ST. LOUIS WEDNESDAY! 25c 5:30 'til 6:00 35c After 6:00 (Taxes Included) I US llllfc MUUIUl'HUIHIUI. 1 liel S. SftalO CUTTOa IT III If CRtSQ aT. '00t Margaret Hayes.

2 BIG HITS! TOMORROW A mti WIN A TICKET TO NEXT WEEK'S SHOW! SIT AND SHIVER THROUGH THESE 2 SPINE-THRILLERS IF YOU CAN! If Robert MONTGOMERY Morjorie George INHERE COMES WEAVER REEVES MR. JORDAN!" "MAN AT LARGE!" EXTRA! NORMAN SPER'S EXCITING 'FOOTBALL THIS AMBASSADOR A how a knowing husband A 4 I lures 0 straying wifel itV. 'LADIES IN -s s. IT wewl aLai 1 as mm JumJueiMR AMriA Lcc CHARIES W1KNIH0I RECUW10 BASeiRF 1 6H.BEBT IQLACT Ann SH HI AN jack 0 A I lack HALEY Martha RAVE i JIKIC I IVCC ADC FOX I NAVY" BLUES!" not Enough- MERRIEST ROMANTIC MUSICAL COMEDY THE SCOOPI NORMAN SPER'S 'FOOTBALL THIS Aftr Open 12 Noon xo ANNA RICH BOY TaM I Inr. 30" 40 I 'Til a no Til I -no a on tvFRIl Orson Welles Citizen Kanc! iJEAGLE (rj CITIf" 1 I Soni Henie John Payne leJMUUill 'Sun Valley 1 Glenn Miller His Band Melvyn Ruth Ellen DOUGLAS HUSSET DREW 'OUR WIFE' FOOTBALL THIS WEEK!" SCOOPI NORMAN SPER'S NEWEST EXCITING RAY Vllf fc 1 NORMAN SPER'S EVELYN KEYES 'FOOTBALL this WEEK jaannMaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaea Lant liaZ 'Hold That UhomlV 't harleg's AuntV IDW.

EVERETT HORTON 3f- BOLGER CARROLL AQ With JOHN ANN SOTHERN GEORGE MURPHY IN 'RINGSIDE MilSIE' MERLE OBERON MELVYN DOUGLAS IN 'THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING' ss dozens of cinematic duds that drove disappointed patrons from the theaters. "gigantic," "titanic' they've all lost their force through over-use. And so, after hours, or days, of desperate brain-cudgeling, the ad writer finally typed the pitiful line: "Too Big For Words." Aesop had a story, thousands of years ago, fit the irony of the situation. It was a story about a shepherd boy who cried "wolf" too often. What's News Was the John T.

Flynh-Jim Farley call on Leo Carrlllo a move to persuade Carrlllo to run for United States Senate? That house which rumor said Jeffrey Lynn was building for bride-to-be Margaret Hayes is actually a bachelor lodge at Big Bear Lake and Miss Hayes is no longer his bride-to-be It's going to be a studio race to build new comedians Red (M-G-M) Skciton and Phil (Warners) Silvers to biggest stardom Arline Judge is erecting a ten-room "farmhouse" in Bel Air Tom Brown, who's finally dropped the torch he was toting for ex-wife Natalie Draper, Is dancing cheek -to-cheek with June (new pretty) Home Sight of the week: Margaret (speed fan) Sullavan motorcycling home from Universal, trailed by her limousine and chauffeur Columbia is dickering for Melvin Wald's original screen ography of dance maestro Arthur Murray, with Fred Astaire No. 1 candidate for the name role. Things They Wish They Hadn't Said Dolores del Rio (1934): "I am always amazed how quickly American girls can get over a broken romance. In my country, girls die for love" Al Jolson (1928) "No more blackface for me. When I saw myself in "The Singing Fool' and how good I lobk, I decided I wasn't ever going to sing 'Mammy' again" Josef von Sternberg (1930): "I am going to retire.

I have few more stories left in me and I am ready to take a long rest. I shall recommend that Marlene (Dietrich) direct then" Joan Crawford (1928): "The wedding ring That's one thing I'll always be able to dodge. I know too much about it from studying other professional women who are married" Helen Hayes (1934) "I'm one actress who is much happier working for the screen than in the theater. I have a profound re- sped for the movies." Personal Observations Joan Bennett, in off -screen specs and severely tailored clothes, looks as efficient as any big shot's secretary If Carole Lombard calls you naughty names, she likes you; if she's excessively polite, clear the decks for trouble No man in Hollywood can say "thank you" more graciously than Joel McCrea Sight you'll never see: Mickey Rooney taking a flight of stairs one step at a time After careful observation, I can't endorse Madeleine Carroll's conviction that her legs aren't shapely If "bold" handwriting denotes courage, Loretta Young is fearless A real dirt farmer could harvest a bumper crop of snickers watching Hollywood's rancher stars parade their denim jeans Few stars have aged so obviously in the past decade as Gary Cooper. Copyright.

ST. LOUIS PREMIERE FRIDAY at the MISSOURI TOMORROW, 2 GRAND HITS Xlast two daysx 30c (Inc. Tax) 10 AM. ta 2 Pal. A 4 GREAT STARS! JOAN ROBERT CRAWFORD TAYLOR 1 I GREER GARSON I I "WHEN LADIES MEET" HERBERT MARSHALL IV.ELBA Grand and Miami CINDERELLA Cherokee and Iowa Judy Canova in 'PUDDIN' HEAD' garS 'LITTLE NELLIE KELLY' 'BAD GIRLS DON'T HAVE chadula: 40c Opening 'Til I NOTEi "Sergeant York" Will Not Be Shown at Any Theatre This Year Except at Increased Prices! P.

M. 50c 'Til 6 P. M. 60c After 6 (Children 20c All Times) Taxes Incl. 20c MICHIGAN 7221 Michigan JOAN BENNETT in "MAN HUNT" Brod Crawford in 'TIGHT SHOES' A GREAT LOVE STORY OF A WOMAN WHO DEFIED PLUS CONSTANCE BENNETT BEAUTY AIDS By Popular Demand: Irene Dunne-C.

Grant In 'THE AWFIL V. Bruce-II. Marshall in 'Adventure in Washington NOW ON THE SCREEN VIRGINIA 5117 Virginia Edw. G. ROBINSON Mefrlene DIETRICH George RAFT "TILL1E THE CONVENTION! 4533 Gravoi rark Free TOILER" rvf.

1 m- APOLLO PARK FREE! Bob Crosby and J. Rogers in 'LET'S MAKE MUSIC i Nan Grey and Alan Baxter In 'UNDER AGE' I Uc 'MANPOWER' DeBaliviere at Waterman in 'DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR' 'BEHIND THE NEWS' James Cagney-Pat O'Brien LLOYD NOLAN in S. WO I MSCAUSLAND C.SrJEIEG.0. SAVOY Ferguson, Mo. Shirley ROSS Dennis MORGAN Jane WYATT i Grand at llcbcrt Park Free 20c COUPON FOR GIFT.

John SHEI.TON-Ann RUTHERFORD in -KEEI'INO Sally FILERS in 1 HAS A PRISONER ON DEVIL'S ISLAND. At LeMAY 318 LeMay Ferry Park Regular 'Kisses for Breakfast' fRlVERVIEW Free 'L0EW INTiTTCT DINNERWARE. BABY SANDY in 'BACHELOR DADDY' WARREN WILLIAM In 'THE LONE WOLF TAKES A CHANCE' STUDIO I227 Natural Bridge PRICES ill Starting THURSDAY 55 6350 Dclmar Park Free SCOOP! NORMAN SPER'S 'FOOTBALL THIS WEEKI' KIO! WALT DISNEY COLOR CARTOON! STARTS WEDNESDAY! JACK BENNY in 'CHARLEY'S AUNT' CONSTANCE BENNETT BEAUTY AIDS J. SIIEI TON-Ann RUTHERFORD in -KEEPING COMPANY' PENNY SINGLETON In BLONDIE GOES LATIN' 0a NORMANDY Natural Bridge Ufy GARSON Brenda Marshall, 'SINGAPORE WOMAN' 20, WHITE OPAL KITCIIENWARE Joan Crawford-Mel Douglas in A WOMAN'S FACE' Frank Morgan in WASHINGTON MELODRAMA' SOUTHWAY South Broadway GABLE TURNER Star ot 'Good I ye VriW ION EASTOM Mr. Chips' in Metro -Goldwya-M oyer BRING COUPON FOR WASH BASIN.

Franrhot Tone In FAST and Was a Prisoner on Devil's MELVIN 1 Chippewa Dennis MORGAN-Wayne MORRIS-Arthur KENNEDY 'BAD MEN OF MISSOURI' WALTER PIDGEON Marsha Hunt Fay Holden wmwm f. SHENANDOAH 54V 2312 JO. GRAND Jeffrey LYNN-Kaaren VERNE 'UNDERGROUND' (oiiT,) Frank MORGAN CUire TREVOR EDW. G. ROBINSON-ANN SOTHERN-HUMPHREY BOGART In 'BROTHER ORCHID' EDDIE FOY.

JR. and JUNE CLYDE in 'COUNTRY FAIR' O'Fallon and Kaiirn: PLYMOUTH ROCK CRYSTALWARE. O'FALLON 402rt West Florissant BADEN FARK FREE! 201 N. Broadway ASHLAND a.2l N. Newstrad today by Clifford J.

Gibson, a deputy collector of the United States Internal Revenue Department. Gibson, who resides at 2519 Warren street, reported to police that a brief case containing federal warrants to be served on delinquent taxpayers was lost or stolen sometime yesterday from his automobile somewhere in St. Louis. In Glorious Technicolor Shenandoah and West End! 'Football This Now Pata Smith Shurt! 8I DILMAR AIIRCDT "Football Thrills si 1S40" ALSO "Crlm Dnain Pav" Short DRIVE BY NIGHT' 'UNDER AGE' 15C Raft-Bogart-Sheridan, 'THEY Nan Grey-Alan Baxter, (a HUULN I i'41ll hanton PWS The SumsreooY "COFFIN ON WHEELS Hit-Run 'Witness' Accused of Being Driver Himself Manslaughter Charge Is Placed Against Man Who 'Saw Sedan Kill Porter. 'HITLER, BEAST OF BERLIN' HAPITfll ice SHOW THEM NO Cesar Romero-Bruce Cabot- Punnieif (XtHh Si Cheatnnt Rltz 'KENTUCKY MOONSHINE' SALISBURY Salisbury BREMEN 2th A Bremen JANET il00 W.

Florissant -THE PICTURE OF THE ROYAL NAVY AT WAR. Plus 'CONVOY' Comedy with Duke of Padurah. 'COIINTRV FAIR' llopalonr CaKHiflv Boyd. 'WIDE OPEN TOWN EXTRA! 'RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY" 15C FOWELL Olive Salisbury: CONSTANCE BENNETT BEAUTY AIDS Bremen: KITCHEN UTILITY WARE 1 "MODEL Colbert-Fonda, 'DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK' FLORISSANT PENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR LAKE GINGER ROGERS and DAVID NIVEN In 'BACHELOR MOTHER' ROY ROGERS in 'YOUNG BUFFALO BILL' FORCED Richard Arlen-J. Carrol Nalsh CIRCLE 4 170 Easton Grand Se Florissant MARX BROS.

"BIG STORE" with Ton; MARTIN I I BLONoeit SJek GRAVOIS20C Bai-j 'MEET BOSTON BLACK CHESTER MORRIS cony)- RHCCCll UAVnFN 'TWO IN A TAXI' Joan Bennett-F. Tone in "SHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS' GENE AUTRY in BACK IN THE SADDLE' CONSTANCE BENNETT BEAUTY AIDS Trlvate Film Preview. Army officers from Jefferson Barracks and Scott Field, together with members of the American Legion and the Board of Education and radio and newspaper representatives, tonight will be special guests at a private screening of the motion picture, "Sergeant York," scheduled for 8:15 o'clock at the S'Renco Screening Room, 3143 Olive street. 'Blondie in Society9 (A Jeffr rson A Graeote LOWELL N. Broadway BRIDGE 4KII) Nat.

Bridge PARK I FREE 'KINGSLAND COOLI SCIENTIFICALLY IONEDI GEO. BRENT-MARTHA SCOTT In 'THEY DARE NOT LOVE' ARTHUR KENNEDY and JOAN PERRY In 'STRANGE ALIBI' IRIS EGGSHELL DINNERWARE Last Day! Park LAST DAT Cinqer ROGERS it George MURPHY 'TOM. DICK AND HARRY' carolc LANDis'm 'DANCE HALL' PARftlNG Lfl-101 Graeois Manrhrster Bob HOPE-Dorothy LAM0UR 'CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT' Anne SHIRLEY-Richard CARLSON 'WEST POINT WIDOW Free Dannit Kwi BRODERICK CRAWFORD in "TIGHT SHOES' Holt In 'Great Crystalware Coupons Redeemed. ROBIN I7D Robin IALL.LAfr SHOW! ah; Main. 'BARNACLE BILL' Marlorl Oomph Wftodw LIMITED'.

3 Stooaat! O.Di 51 orth. BROAOWA uckS M.Mouaa! Nw MIKADO 20C John SHEITON-Ann RUTHERFORD In 'KEEPING COMPANY' KEY F. LUKE in 'PASSAGE FROM HONGKONG' CONSTANCE BENNETT CREAM ROUGE Easton PAULINE Lillian Claxton The Leading Movie Theaters Programs Are Always Found in the Complete Movie Directory of the Star Times. 'LAFAYETTE Movd Nolan, 'DRESSED TO 'FORCED Rirhard Arlrn-J. Carrol Naish EXTRA! 'RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY' South Jrfferson I IDA I I PINO and JOHN GARFIELD in 'OUT OF THE FOG' Binnie Barnes-G.

Roland in -ANGELS WITH BROKEN WINGS' CONSTANCE BENNETT BEAUTY AIDS QUEENS 4700 Maffilt MAFFITT CLOSED ON ACCOUNT STAGEHANDS' UNION UNFAIR DEMANDS! Cuties 1 Vandrvrnter Se St. Lnui "1 tarn BeM teal! OPEN II I I nwiy MANCHESTER lCcl Abbot 4 Costello, 'IN THE NAVY' Vt M.n" ter Joel McCrea-Ellen Drew. 'REACHING FOR THE SUN' PARK FREE 6:30 I 4938 DELMAR AVALOM Park Free Davis-Cagney. 'BRIDE CAME C. 0.

(8:35) Judy Canova-Francls Lederer. 'PUDDIN' HEAD' Drlmar GREER A WALTER GARSON TT PIDGEON 'BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST' 'BLONDIE IN SOCIETY' Cagney-Bogart-Lane, 'ROARING 20s' Lloyd Nolan-Irene Hervey, 'MR. DYNAMITE' Vt RICHMOND 15C sjA Clayton Big Bend LAST DAY Open Start 7 lh Anniversary Presentation GINGER ROGERS TOM, DICK AND HARRY' Carole LANDIS-Cesar ROMERO 'DANCE HALL' Cagney-de Havilland, 'STRAWBERRY BLONDE' Hugh Herbert, 'HELLO SUCKER' apt SHAW 15c yA SftOl Shaw YALE 20C i c2aV 370 Minnesota Faye-Oakle, 'GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST' Dick Powell-Joan BloKdell, 'MODEL WIFE' Maryland i 15c. glass stemware 5. 13th I 'NURSES' SECRETS' with Lea ratrick-Reis Toomey.

"For Iteauty'a Ned Sparks-MarJ. Weaver 5257 COLUMBIA A truck driver who the police at first believed was their most helpful witness to a hit-and-run automobile fatality was under arrest today, charged in a manslaughter warrant with being the hit-and-run driver himself. It was Saturday night that Henry C. Peterson, 82-year-old porter, was killed while crossing the street in the 1100 block of South Broadway. When the police arrived on the scene, Ornell Hibdon, an independent truck driver, told a story of seeing a dark-painted sedan speed past his truck, strike Peterson and continue on without stopping.

A similar story was told by Elmer De-Bhields, a Negro, who was in the vicinity. Detective-Sergt. Walter Imhof and Detective Cornelius Powers, as-eiirned to the case later, took note of the fact that there was no broken glass or broken automobile parts at the scene, such as likely would have been the case if Peterson had been hit by a passenger car and not a truck. It was decided to question Hibdon again but he had disappeared. So Deshields was questioned again.

"Mr. Law," the detectives quoted him as saying, "I haven't been able to' sleep nights. told a lie. I saw the old man cross the street and it was that truck, not any car, that hit him. That man on the truck said to go easy on him, so when he said it was a car, I said the same thing." An order for Hibdon's arrest was sent out over the radio and teletype and word was received today from Cincinnati that he is under arrest there.

He will be returned to St. Louis. SOUTHWEST lOe and 2e THREE FEATURES: TIM HOLT and VIRGINIA GILMORE in 'LADDIE' RUTH TERRY and BOB CROSBY In 'ROOKIES ON PARADE' JACK HOLT In "THE GREAT PLANE ROBBERY' OSAGE Kirkwood. Mo. ADMISSION IP.

15c IVicNAIR I I0c-20c. 3 FEATURES: "loopestaioxxi I 'Devil Dogs ol the Air' OPEN ft START 6:311 ra( 11FI.OR daddy ana Frank Morogan In 'Keeping Company' 'Strange Cartoon News Reel Shorts. MAilC IN MUSIC GIFT NIGHTS nnn SSC1I I I JOAN BENNETT and WALTER FIDGEON In 'MAN HUNT EDDIE ALBERT and JOAN LESLIE In "THIEVES FALL OUT' MERRY WIDOW OZARK Webster Groves Open 6:30 Start 7. 20c P0WHATTAN 3111 SUTTON 14155 Chouteau tu mtn 1 with CHARLEY CHAN FDDIE ALBERT In THIEVES FAIL OUT LAST DAY! H. Marshall-V.

Bruee In ADVENTURE IN WASHINGTON" Ann Miller, Glen Gray and Orrh. In TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM' ROXY NEW SHENANDOAH 2UU7 SOUTH BROADWAY FAMILY NIGHT "sMl JAMES CAGNE and PAT O'BRIEN in HERE COMES THE NAVY' Hugh Sinclair in 'The SAINT'S VACATION COMMUNITY SING NEWS 5500 LANSD0WNE W. Pidgeon-J. Bennett In 'Man Hunt' J. Howard-B.

Barnes In 'Tight Shoes' Milland LAST DAYI Ray DALM In and Wayne Morris Union SENATE I 'KNIGHTS OF THE Bdwy. Market I RANGE with RUSSELL HAYDEN Bob Crosby in 'ROOKIES ON PARADE' WANTED WINGS' Marjorie Weaver-Ned Sparks-loan D3vls in 'FOR BEAUTY'S SAKE' 15c. 'MORTAL STORM' THE FARGO KID' U. CITY 0:121 Bartmer BEVERLY 7740 FREDRIC MARCH and MARGARET SULLAVAN in Pree Parking! bLvtk 'SO ENDS OUR NIGHT' (Shown at 8:15) 8" rmm K. MURRAY and R.

H0BART In jj 'A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S' jE ARCADE I Prlscilla Lane-J. Lynn In KIRKWOOD I 'DEVIL DOGS OF 4r.o w. pine 'MILLION DOLLAR BABY' kirkwood. mo I THE AIR' AIKDOME I BORIS KAKLOFK in with J. O'Brien.

'For Beauty's DEVIL Comedy Cartoon Marjorie Weaver Short Subjects. COMPTON I Prlscilla Lane in 'MIL- Lexington I ADULTS 15c parr I LION DOLLAR BABY' n. union I 'YOU'RE THE ONE' 'F00TLIGHT NEWS. Bonnie Baker-Orrin Tucker. Wayne Mnrris-Virrinla Dale in 'QUARTERBACK' I 'MJJr L.n?wo.d vgK ru.

padv roRUT in riiurA niu Dim H. Broadway I 'HIT PARADE' CARY GRANT In 'GUNGA DIN wth nbt.K, Baker-Fran. es LanKford THREE BIG PICTURES: Gordon Jones In 'I TAKE THIS OATH' NorJ 'The' sVnt's 'vacation' Macklind I ROBERT TAYLOR in JACK HOLT In Arsenal I 'BILLY THE KID' THE GREAT SWINDLE' Ann Rutherford In 'KEEPING COMPANY' Hiftlna Family in 'The GAY VAGABOND' Kill) IE MARTIN'S OKCH. Cartoon. IVANHOE I BARGAIN NIGHT.

Mnrrf MottA I GAIil ll l.D and ivMnnuc marqueixe (ll Ivanhoe at Bradley I Dennett, 'TAIL SPIN' I WMI Franklin I "Ol'T OF THE FOG' Allen Mowbry In 'FOOTLIGHT FEVER' M. Reotl-Wm. Garfan in 'Cheeri for Miss NEWS CARTOON Soup Date with Coupon. 1 to li. ADULTS 15c MUTINY in tho ARCTIC ARLEN ANDY DI VINE in 'TOPPER- RETURNS' Plymouth 1 I 7ft with RICHARD JOAN RLONDEI Webster Theatre Airdnme lladley Clinton II.

Boart-S. Sidney in 'THE WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT' Baby Sandy-Edw. E. lorton In 'Bachelor Serlal-Cart'n CLARK GABLE and ROSALIND RUSSELL in WelEston PARK FREE poiNCFSS BARGAIN NlfiHT! KCfOn I.UON ERROI. In 2SH restaiozzi ALWAYS PAYS' RICHARD ARI.EN-ANDY DEVINE in 'TROPIC FURY' DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS GET UNEXPECTED RESPITE 'THEY MF.T IN BOMBAY' Easton OTTO KRUGF.lt In 'THE BIG BOSS' St.

rm4Mot S1SS WILSON AVE. at 6231 NFW SHOW STARRINR HAMMOND HAZEL KENNEDY rlUS SCOTT 'THREE MESQUITEERS' 'Oklahoma Renegades' U.pr 1V4I. K.rvei ynAwur. Inr WrtrM n'" rrwiw.1 J3 WHITE WAY ith Hirkory Roscoe Karnes COMPLETE RIVOLI I John Wayne in 'SHEPHERD Bth Near Olive OF THE HILLS' ANN DVORAK In 'GIRLS OF THE ROAD' An unexpected respite for delinquent taxpayers had been revealed in 'The Gay' Vagabond' SHOWS 6:311 AND :0 "I see why you come here NOW It's this blueberry pie iAaa. 1 m..