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Oakland Tribung.yednesday, June 29, 1949 D' 29 Theater Sues Studio For 13. (UJ3 charged it had been unable to rest) HOLLYWOOD, June the de- first-run pictures from Eisht major film studios are facing tendinis since 1937. East 14tb KlTi ATI. LAST TIMES TCNIGHTl Starts 7::3 a $2,700,000 treble damage suit or i. ESQUIRE a Kansas City, "JIo, theater, whi charged it was denied rental Color Tockatcolor Jtvufll mm Brttta mm Rnkn first-run in a monopoly co: EXITS AND ENTRANCES Not tkm Skoi I DAT spiracy.

Ll-G-M PRESEI1TS THE FIRST DIG PICTURE OF 1949! Claude Jarman Jr. Is the leading Report to a Lady on Folk Lore of Euclid Ave. I- .4.. By WOOD SOANES i Brookside Theater ox Kansas City filed the suit against Paramount, 20th Century-Fox, KKO. Warner Bros, Universal-InternaUonal, Columbia, Loew's and-United Artists contender ton the major role In "The Varmint This is' a picture version of the Owen Johnson novel about Dink Stover at Lawrence-ville School Torin Thatcher Lady who asks that her name be withheld but who writes who was the unfortunate business Studios.

partner of Robert Morley in "Ed-1 The theater asked for treble dam-ward My Son" has been engaged; ages under the Sherman Anti-Trust by Katharine Cornell for JThat.Law charging it had been damaged a pleasant letter wants a little information." "What's going on in the neighborhood of 36 on Euclid?" she inquires. You used to give us some information occasionally on; the affairs of you and your Pfeeon and Miss Lady." 'to the extent of $300,000. The theater Smitch, but you seem.td have stopped. Now that the theater is in the quiet season, why not break down and let us know .7 lYAIIIRPIDGEOJ Isl brm mum r-SST uMESBlfKFOHD JOMEODM MM 'V HraARXOII) Mil how things are the Muir wrm- Well, a lot of customers "JOUDO'E DlfLCMArH the facade and much of it on the cement porch and stie is keeping an eagle eye peeled for any approach of "Topsy Seulberger, the complained that there was too much personal and too little theatrical stuff, but I suppose irarTTTTTTTr vie can get off the beam for a few cocker guardian of the house next minutes. door.

Their feud is continuing FtPClJUttUKj apace. 111 tl 1 i i I vttl wmwrmr www in si wii Things, by and large, are simply dandy on Euclid. For one thing, the street department has put its hands oa some money ana is filling the cnuck holes. Right at this moment when Miss Smitch is imprisoned in her back yard, Topsy saunters down the drive-way, looks through the slats and gives her the canine version of the horse-laugh. When iitmu iiiirni 1 UIIIUIIKIUl CtllTIl SSIEBCIt Ul 1811111 i xii mi rttiitiiti various horrendous paving ma chines are charging up and down Ykskt smith DOOS the situation is reversed, Smitch hurls expletives at the han- I the avenue making the day hideous "Net for ChiUrea OP TIIS a oaQ-Qiom I Um4 my WBioa WWor I noyky less Topsy.

If they meet on neutral and causing no end of inconven jo best "-ur But for Adult N.Y. Jearaal-Amariaaa tnc fct SAM WOOO A Mio ColO'yo Moot Mw uLwsr- territory, that is to say any place. ience. I For one thing the gendarmes posted signs recently that there 1 2 their All-Time COMEDY RIOTS JU.D PUHSHUHIT" out on tneir own front lawns, they are perfect ladies. If not, the fight is on.

So far we have not had to summon their personal physicians, Drs. Freiras and Le Donne respec Tn 'VwlCrt A TATTKTtTL KXZK ADAKATTOT Or A SRTLLIAWT WOTTX Hatty SAua mu slamchab macuumi ousat could be no street parking between 8 a.rn. and 8 pm. The. citizenry immediately got up in arms, suspicious that some greedy tax -eater was egS: tively, as a resutl of these entangle- about to install parking machines, i ments.

numnssT eebkilet ost tth SL. i Stttta Ave. ftoiono ot Tbo AUmcaa TV THE SAVT OAKS GBAlIADiUr Tbe citizenry's face is now slightly And so it goes, somehow there ruddy and the citizens feel like the doesn't seem to.be much news these dog that bit the' hand proffering; days. The Bonynges continue to sell JOHN DICK POWftl, ANDHEWS'HSTEBS -EL ABO" COLOU BUD ABBOTT IX) COSTELLO GATL TIT'S SELL, STERLING HA YDS? their house furnishings: the Van the sweetmeat. 'J "WHO PONE ITT WILLIAM BEXDIX GABBY HAYES DICK Fun AN "ENCHANTMSXT" DAVID NIVIX JBUU ABBOTT ft LOU COSTEIXO -POPES OPEV TONIGHT AT 1TRFSA WIOHT TARLTY GIAVCKK rnTfDMC Bancroft mad TelocroDh Will IT Ul) JEXNITEK JONES EASTHOKT PISTRICT FORTS AIT OF JENNIE" TWENTY SEASONS AGO TODAY "The Studio Murder Mystery" with Neil Hamilton and Doris Hill is at the Grand Lake.

FZlCTTTflTTT MocArthur and TSrd I i lUil color Tocknloolor Josoph COTTE.N Or Ethel BARBTMORB Robert Flahertr'i -LOUISIANA STORY" Seats Now for EXTRA MATIJVEE! Monday, July 4 Nittfy 8:15 Sya. Mars. 2:15 "SOUTH OT ST. OTTI" JnTT. McTIf A IMITB Burens their go-farther automobile juice; the Seulbergers their houses and lots; the Hackers their stocks and bonds; and so on.

Frankly there isn't the camaraderie there used to be in. the days when none of us was a grandfather and a fellow had a special formula for. bathtub gin which he was prepared to defend to the death. Only the House of Soanes remains pretty much in status quo. It takes Uf Liuveruty ot Sbattucic TW S-2300 Coritinumn Da41r from 1 tJ.rru -THE BRIBE" ROBERT TAYLOR Zochorr SCOTT Dornthv MAT.OVT "SUOHTIT rKFVrH" DOV AMtrHK DOROTHY T.AMOTTl At JAKT CARTFW Otherwise everything; is fairly all GARDNER ft Charles LAIGHTOV -THE FAN MADFXriNTC CARROLt.

JIANM CRATV ft GEORGE SANDERS cruiet and enormously orderly. PARK EflHtr.VtRD Shatruck ft OarXm AS hberrr S-4390 BERKELEY Good att for all performances, but BEST CHOICE Sun. A'itea thru Thursday. PARKWAY Up the street, Monsieur Bunker is entertaining, his grandchildren, one of his ideas being to wedge himself and one of the young females into a small wagon and go ccootng down the boulevard mak Cont. 1 p.m.

Weekdays: 12 Noon "THE DOOLINB OF OKLAHOMA" Randolph SCOTT ft ALBRITTOX -r tfar to rr hrart- JTAT.T DtNET TECHVICOLO HIT! HORRY IRTroLI. R1TTTLAH BOVH so long to paint it in my fashion, that by the time the last window is splattered, it is high time to start round again. This carousel has "AMAZON Ql'EST" TOM VEAL ft CAROIE ATHEWf V. iuttmn Seats at Box Offie 1 IFr mOTNO. 1 1 Martha Raye S2 Carole Bruce I i Wm.

Gargan I HARRY CARET IUANA TATTEN "BAT MEV OF TOMRSTOVT. Barev nrLLTTVA ft MaHttrle REYVOLP CAUFOmilAfil "TH FORT ATT OF jrNKIF ing strange and unreasonable noises to indicate glee and excitement been revolving for 20 years now. CAST 191k XTRF.rT from depression to depression you JENNIFER JONES JOSEPH COTTET Ethel BARRTMORE ft Cecil KELLAWAY might say. otyrt Ffsherr-e'ii LOI II AN A STORY Up 'frit Show Time. Tlcketa 50W thra July S19 to (2.50.

tne. tax) mt fibermoa. CUy, a. ond Af oad VilflTERLAflD (Bos offleo Nt 4tly. to tl Ttekrt WA l-UJ PI Zoat 12th Stroet ot 7th Avpnno, -cmis roi- Adeiino at Alcatrai HEW LOKW Bnrt LAVCASTTJl-Ywin PR CARLO with ALAN BAXTER BIG HITS! -WHITE Ca1or4 G1a4 Btooerwaro free i T.ootM -1 -THE LASH" OPEN it 19 a.B.

ALAMFDA We haven't had anything of this sort going on since T. Kelly left the house now occupied by Bre'r Van Buren. Kelly used -to disport himself in that fashion with his youngest He's probably doing it with some other "kids oh Piety Hill where he now resides in the hamlet of Nevada City, At any rate he reported in by mail the other day that his health is firm and life is azreeable. K1V0LI San Pabio near UiuvonitY BIG HITS! 1411 Park Street. TLA 3-3- Atr.

rTTV vrr.HT" RtTZ BROTHERS ft ANDREWS SISTERS YOU'RE NOT SO TOt'GH-Dead End KHi AnTt Il-iVJ JOKV ELAHT WOT JEMR JAMir Preoton FOSTER otx! Burbara BRTTTOX rTE fARKrvo SPACE FOR FATRONH Plua ROAD TO THF BIO HOi'SI INTERNATIONAL CONTTXI'Or! MATINEE DAILT PBCJc? ELI 1 WOOD CoUccc Ave. i Aifiby Phono GL ODcourt 1-820O Pork St- ooo. Alameda Ao. LAFF RIOT NO. 2.7 IsTEAlir -A BOrBLR LTFR- -JOAN OF ARC" (Winner of Speelal Academy Award) Starrta lr.Bln aiir.utv H.

Hacker, -who also parks his hat TIGHT OHOFS- th John HOW ART9 Color, by TechrucoJor. Cast of Thousand up the street is still hunting for 0)P FARVE inn Brrxi i i the foul fiend who leaps out xrom all UnrHl? Phono LAkehurnt S-7331 ffUuUL r.ior TTCHViroLOl wnn Jeme FERRER rrtncil TL SLXUVAM J. Carrol KAISH JVtrd BOND Shpprd STRl DWICK Hurd HATFIELD Gene LOCK HART John EMERY John IRELAND Cm I el. Shews Dxn Ooea at A RMO HOI. friJ.cW.a i I "THE BARKLETS OF BROADWAY behind bushes and frightens young Priscilla H.

and other toddlers, the aforesaidvFJ being in the bicycle I FHrO ASTAIRE GINT.CT nn OSCAR LEVANT tw BTCRKE liett TKATIWES OF age. I have an idea there'll be more; "TMt BTI'J'HIS JOTf HALL and ADTXE JERGFN AND W7 FrMi lnam-Smm sw" HSuk than words exenangea me irate raOC Waitcr-6aBU Clara LA -Mt? nana catches uo witn- tne minor UNITED ARTISTS rt TT HAPPEN EVERY SPRING RAY MIL LAND ft JEAN PETERS "STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Robert ARMSTRONG ft Mae CLARK Frankenstein- Young Billy Bowles doesn't entertain us with pteno recitals any more. He's a Stafford man and ANNE GWYNNNE THE MERRY MACS ELLA FITZGERALD Betto DAYTS Robert MONTGOMERY -ANTHONY ADVERSE TreHr MARCH ft OlWt PeH AVTLLAVW HEP1UHE -ofmVeISS -THE LITE OF RILEY" JAMZS GLF A SOW-ROSEMARY DeCAMf BT1X GOODWIN ft DIGGER O'DFLL EL CEHRrTO above such burfnev8S concertos. Amazing hrnv these grow up, OTOR 110 VIES Saa PaNo and Fairmount LA 6-7824 I A HKIAW BOIUTI A. Wis HOW FXTLA RAINES- ft CHARLFS COBtTRN ura.NS M.

NIGHTLY SHOW STARTS AT DU3JC TREASURE OF 8ISRRA MADRE Humphrey BOGART- Walter HCSTOX even on Euclid Avenue, seems nxe it was only the other day that he and I were examining a curious kind of bug which he was planning to take to his teacher for identification, v' ALAIIEDA TECHVTCOLOR HITS -T 8 STS AN BATWAII ROBERT PHtSTOM Bruce bennett ftSTim HOLT ypRTH of the Hayien PLUS oldKMftHJ PEDRO ARMENDARIZ CHIlU WILL -THE BtAlTTIFlX BLONDE FROM VISTA Son Pablo and Potrero GREGORY PECK There's a new crop of kids on! tCSAK mint ec nuui TFLLOW fK MATTNEE A 1 1 AT irw.Tr. Anne BAXTER ft Richard HTDMARK "TERRORS ON HORSEBACK" A i 15,003 the loose these days. -I aom Know their last names Billy and Sharon "EMBRACE ABLE YOU" DANE CLARK Gerald irte BROORS ft S. Z. AK ALL FRniTTAI Moil WTVTlt 1 rit l4tA ft 27th Ave ana ixancjr uu i ii i Alto CERRIT0 an Pablo at Fairmount -BCRT LANCASTER FRUITY ALE WTT I AM BENDIX tl uvnv ir A If JAMES DeCAMP was a casualty me omer aay ji velocipede scooter collision.

He made quite a little noise at the timejas and waddled off home determined Colossal Fireworks! jyL "CRISS CROSS" YVONNE DeCARLO ft DAN DCRTEA "MY DEAR SECRET ART" LARAINE DAT KIRK DOUGLAS BUDY VALLEE ft KEEN AN WTNN ii BILL GOOOnLH ox unjoe-n vt -t A TRRIAN DONLEVY "HUHY HE DEAD STARTS THUKSDAT "WILD BILL HICKQK RIDES" Also ELLA RALXtS ft CHARLES CORIRN SHOWS NIGHTLY ft im B. to report the incident to his Ma. i' a Later on in the day he exhibited tn fl a ptr 23rd Ave. ond East 15th B1CHH0NP a 2:30 8 P.M with becoming pride a juicy con rilloiiVLa HORROR HTTS! Rin AW WW A WW. FN STEIN" "RUTULESS" UPT0WII Macdor.ald ft 23th Ave.

-SEALED VERDICT nrtRTs ART.nrr VALERIE hobsou RAY MILLAKD ft FLORENCE-MARLY aaosBsswsiWI "THE SON OF tusion on his forehead. My Pigeon rewarded um with a cookie in lieu cf the Purple Heart. S3 "INTER MEETING BETTE DAVIS Boria KARIXjFF ft Baii rathbo-e tmm tv.nvnm SUSAN HAYWARD "TULSA" BETTY GRABLE "BEAUTIFUL BLONDE FROM BASHFUL BEND minfiaw FoothlU Blvd. ft Farrfa GEN. iUUt mA JOHN FAISI FORTY SEASONS AGO TODAY Count de Bute is the headliner on the new bill at the BelL KIDS GAIL.

RUSSELL STIRLING HA YD Elf PIEDHDHT PIEDIIOIIT vslt 4IM Aveooo Phone PI-A-tTrT Zone Grey's "RED CANYON TECHNICOLOR! ANN BLTTB HOWARD Dirr GEORGE BEXVT vHth Roddy McDOWAXL DOORS OPEN AT P. M. GABBY HATES ft UilJl rUaATl Will Bo Shown it Only i.T. 0 STARTS fTONITE "THE FAN" MADrmXE CAEtOLL JEANNE CBAIS GEORGE SANDERS Miss Smitch. the rorly Sealy, and WORLD'S FAIR OF MUSIC will Be shown at anq iirza ALBANY Frd Aitiira m9 R.n "THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY" I are putting in our Sundays painting the front the house, happy in the thought that Dr.

Barfcow is occupied elsewhere on the Sab Radio, Tolorbion and Rocording Artist Annual Jomboroo and At DF4IIV Souiao at Saa Pabio lilaOiail I LA S-2S2S; Starts :30 m. "EOGt'E'S POWELL tA nTTnl FoothlU Blvd. ft Seminary VUAlrilUIo SCL ITES '-fJO DEAR TO MY HEART WALT PISNET'S TECHNICOLOR HTT? BOBBY CRISCOLL BEULAH BOND! HARRY CAIII LUANA PATTEJI BADMEV OP TOMBSTONE' Barry SULLIVAN ft Marjorie RETNOLPS 1 MART A TOKEN ft VINCENT PRICE tht THE HnTDEDar JULY 4th-8 p.m.-AUDITORIUM ARENA I.TicktU 11. laclaiiax Ui. AtoIUdIo at BKEUNEVS.

TW S-4MS. or Bcrkcler "MIRACULOUS JOCRNET" i COLOR TelevisioB Try-Oata oo State Tenicht bath and cannot tane us xo xass. That is to say, I am applying the paint rather generously I think too because have some of it on ALSOZ CH1H0A KOftTH OAKLAKP rAYrifRV Saa Pabio and Suaford UAltVrAl JOHN WATNE finffTTin Tunao msaway at Onnda UlUIlUil Qwrroods Orlnds 2233 "FAMILY HONEYMOON" Cludett COLBERT-Fred MacMTRRAT Rit JOHNSON ft Hsttle McDANIEL Ala "ADVENTCRR IN BALTIMORE-ROBERT YOt-NG ft SHIRLEY TEMPLE LARGE FREE PARKING AREA "1 COVER THE WAR" A Robert CCMMrOS ft Pririr'a LANR WIUIAM BENDIX "UfoofRiloy" rpri-i r- 3 STARTS BRIAN DONTJEVY "IMPACT" PIIII Coueso ot Ulili ilia GLENN FORI "UNDERCOVER MAN" NINA FOCH ft JAMES HITMOlt THE FAN" MADELEINE CARROLL JEANNE CR A IN ft GEORGE SANDERS KAYWAKP MOTOR MOVIES NOea Histrway mfleo ooath of Keyword 1ST SHOW STARTS AT DUSK CTCtf fl TATl Parkins TW dJUlntUiS PAITLETTK GODDAIA -BHIDt OF VENGEANCE- JOHN LUND ft MACDONALD CARET "THE SET-UP" ROBERT STTAN AUDREY" TOTTfR ft WALLACE FORTJ Also at tht BIRKlLIYt THEATER Berkeley Where the James Boys and the Daltons stoppedhaf a where the -TNCHANTMENT DAVID NIVFN TERESA WEIGHT ft PARLEY GRANGER John Steinbeck's -OF MICE AND MEN" Burfot MCREDPrH ft Lon CHAVET JR CEEEK. ftARTIXEZ iJUVt'rRFjri castro sthxet ilil III iLXLUCeler fcr TECHNICOLOR UrtTfin TT Al lit iiWiUUKOt 4 io -MX DREAM IS TOL ft" DORIS PAT JACK CARSON LEE BOWMAN ft EVE ARDEN AD VENTURE EN BALTIMORE" iU A UAA-lii On Mam Hia-kway Between Walnut Creek and Marttnes Mark Twain CONNECTICUT YANKEE TECHNICOLOR! EING CROSBY WILLI Ail BENDIX-RHONDA FLEMINQ "DECISION OF CHRISTOPHER BLAKE" ROEERT TOl'NG ft SHIRLEY TFMPLE S1W tEATOSQ CETTTERYILLE GREATEST OUTLAW HUNT IN THE HISTORY OF OKLAHOMA! prj Ifrn Centcrvujo S-OA21 LLil i Lll Box CHIiee Oeerta 'THE LAST OF THE REDMEN" Pl- -W I A STADIUM AUTO MOVIE 153th Avc-E. St Enter E.

14th St Phono GL l-4t2HO for Show In format oa -YELLOW SKY GREGORY PECK ANNE BAXTER ft RICHARD WIS MARK -ROAD SHOW APOLPHE MENJOU ft CAROLE LANPTS SAN PAELO AYESPE The Amazing Wm HAAapTON His Orchestra and Review JULY 3-9 p.m. Oakland v. 'Iflcdilorlcnflrraa 1 v. i its rtf apei ban at rtl -llliiLi "ACT OF VIOLENCE Robert RYAN -Van HEFLLN-Mary ASTOK Jane Wyrwm "Kl In the Cartyn 0AKLA1ID DRIVE HI EAST 14th SL SO SAN LEANDRO Gates Open 6:30 Show Starts li39f "COMMAND DECISION" CLARK GABLE WALTER PIDGEON VAN JOHNSON ft B-RIAN PONLSVX -CAN TOr TOP THIS" Tt rt1 ban PaOio Avt. tie AX iiia LL llL I FIRST EASTBAY SHOWTNGI Camoleta AU-Ceiered C't Proram! Slim GaiUard ft H'S Trio-Mabel Leo "O'Voatio Sm'it 'i h-Lucky MiUlader ft Band-Frank WUaea 'Paradise ia Harleaa -Hthet TrHtieo'-N'g'-o Sailor! tfrrr DEL MAR E.

14th-EucUd TB 2-255S IWm lAUBEL 1 I II I I 1 1 1 1 CONTINUOr3 TODAY FROlC 2:00 PJJ. "I A BRTAN PONLEVY ELLA RAINTS CHARLES OBI US HELEN WALKER "THE SET-UP" BOBEHT RT AN ACTJFrY TOTTER ft WAXL-ACE FORP IT Al ftaam a 1 ri.iuu presems IrtTSTfH Cf aiacAnaui and aia Ave. ilUriLUla ZACSAITtCOTT -R 6" DIANA LTNN LOUI9 HAYWARD Sydney GELF.N'TRLET-Lucu'e ELMER "ADAM HAD IOIR SONS' Terid BERGMAN ft Warner BYTY at iim Ave. ZANC GREY'S LAUREL nil fiast 14LQ sr. at ltoua Ave.

UilL DOORS OPEN S.00 DAILY Sat. aa4 Soa. Cent From Hooo Mark Tviin'i CONNECTICL'T YANKEE' TECHNICOLOR CROSBY RHONDA FLEMING-WILLIAM BENDIX -COVER UP WILLIAM BENDIX Oeruua O'KEEFE ft Barbara BRIXTON CimvMl DINNERWARR Nirht to Laairt! -K ED A IS TECHNICOLOR! ANN BLTTH HOWAHD DUFF ft GEORGE BRENT COVER ir WILLIAU BENDIX Dennm QKFIFE ft Barbara ERITTON 1 nnVimn Sin Leantra SW iruitvaie at ENCHANTMENT DIHQIID U-l'U DON DE PORE DAVIO MTTV TERESA WRIGHT if. "IT HAPPENED ON ITH AVENUE" AJKN HA1DI.NO ft VICTOR MOOU -THE DUDE GOES WEST" YD DTE AI.RFKT ft GALE STORM FABLEY ORANGEBV ft EVELYN KEZS -THE SET-UP" ROBERT RYAN AXTVPrY TOTTFB ft WALLACE FORT re3iFiiUK3 1 Pnone KE liocs 2-la22 mutes 1 Sn Loreaio Viiiage LUiiLiiLU PnoneLUeernel-13 -w J. PAS PATNE FCOTili WALLACE BEERZ II it II I 111 I 1 II It II -1 fc- I tm A.

ir. BO IE IE SCSI IX -11 George MaeREADY Louise ALLB RITTO 4 11 if ii 5- RICHARD CONTE ft "MABJ ORII RAH -ACT OF VIOLENCE" VAN HEFLUf ROEERT RYAN ft JANET LEIGH Yi tnxt'VZ TEHXSA WRIGHT ft PARLXY GRANGER John IRELAND Virginia HUSTON Directed by Gsrrfsn DsusIij Predated fcy Harry iiRead Roily LangleyVf very Day.

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