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M.ISSO.URI; SATTJRDAY. Youn Mr. Lincoln" Dickinson "Tarzan Finds a Son" Ritz Abel Your pants are too short! NCOLN: It's not my pantSjEd.It'sthese proud and conceited socks of jnine tryiag to'show off! LINCOLN (to Mary Todd, on. the dance heard of the old saying: 'Don't iet'your left hand your I right" hand is Just apply that to 'my. feet; and you have a rough idea of what you've got yourself into! ANN RUTLEDGE: YouJiave a wonderful Abe; and you know lot- about things.

Now don't you? Well, sort of.itches inside, sometimes. I'got to'scratch it! THE GIRL FROM MEXICO" SjHe-was a.brawny-armed'baclcwoodsnian 'who 'wre's'tled with the boys, endless' fund of. funny stories and fell-in His event- "liil-youth a story never; before" told, is revealed in- Darryl Zanuck's pro- of a-Cosmopolitan production for 20th and Tuesday at. the.Dickinson Theatre. i' When Dagwood Buinstead loses his'temperi he goes berserk.

this -scene from MEETS THE is.temper'and is'telling-the boss -a. thing -or-twp. The simms as the Dumping of the famous Chic Young cartoon Arthur Lake as'Dagwoqd, "Blondie." The tro 1-werV featured in of'which their new comedy'is a sequel. Thursday at the Dickinson MICHAEL WHALEN "DOLORKS, COSTELLO and VIRGINIA WEID- IjJER play the three leading roles in the new Columbia THESE WALLS," reclamation of "'picture comes to the screen of the Dickinson Wednesday-Thursday. picts his thrilling; romantic youth and makes a stirring pic-' ture.

John Ford -directed the film, with Kenneth Macgowan associate producer. FILM DEPICTS Lincoln," comes to the Dick- LINCOLN -AS, "YOUTH Not as. the great -American rather as the his home-town is tLihcoln characterized by Henry, JrSponda'in" ttie tite 4Zanuck's of Theatre' Sunday. 1 'With "Sice Brady, 'Mar jorie Weaver and Arieen Whelan so-featured, the Cosmopolitan for 20th Century-Fox brings-back the flesh and'blood of a Lincoln never shown before. The story of Abraham' Lincoln that has never been-told de- "BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS" BUMSTEAD JfAMILY.

SEQUEL Blondie, Dagwood Baby Dumpling returriV.to-the- screen of the Dickinson Theatre on Wednesday in Columbus- "Blondie Meets the Boss," secdfid -picturization of the adventures misadventures of-the clan, that lovable, irrepressible family whose foibles are-daily to be found in the praised by film and cartoon fans "Blondie Meets the on a note, characteristic with Dag- wood. He has just threatened to re-; sigri'because-his has cancelled Dagwood's 'long-awaited and the bass has accepted the res-: ignatiori! Blondie's efforts to win Dagwood's job back for him result only in her receiving the result, Dagwood minds-house, while: Blondie rushes to the office every morning. Dagwood's "TARZAN FNDS A SON" Johnny Weismuller and Maureen O'Sullivan In Thrilling New Adventures. comic) pages of the nation. The new film'has been hailed as more lov- determihation to be the man of the house, arid his hilar- Having spent some three years in the preparation and filming of "Tarzan Finds A Sori," Metro has the.

personal endorsement of author Edgar Rice Burroughs, who says "This is the best 'Tarzan' picture have ever seen." It opens a three days' engagement at the Ritz tomorrow. Jonnny-Weismuller and Maureen O'Sullivan; teamed in the earlier ious escape on and from a fishing Tarzan features, again in the trip create of? I leading; roles. Ian Hunter, John i The jungle roars with thrills' and, adventures Metro's "TARZAN FINDS A new Edgar Rice Burroughs story which opens at the-Ritz JOHNNY WEISMULLER, MAUREEN O'STJLLIVAN; John Sheffield, Ian Hunter, Frieda Inescort and Henry Wilcoxson head the cast. LTJPE VELEZ', vivacious bundle'of red-pepper, returns to the Ritz.Thps- day and Friday in RKO's "THE GIRL FROM MEXICO," a film of muck fire and Donald Woods and Leon Exrol head the supporting Liberally sprinkled with 1 cast. ROBERT BENHLEY (inset) is on the comedy bill at the Ritz Vivacious and Uproarious Comedy; To Ritz Thursday.

day. in Metro's MAGIC," one of his funniest releases. 'NAUGHTY NICE" BOASTS HUGE CAST ment and fire, RKO's "The Girl From Mexico" marks the screen return of Lupe 'Velez after, a long i stage on This dynamic littlej Mexican star'j is cast here in- a rnafie to order role, and she dances with gusto and 'abandon. i Donald Woods, Leon Enrol, its name, -Warners': "Naughty But A musical comedy, of the jitterbugs- a'nd that lives up to Hayes; Donald McBride and Elizabeth Risdon have the major sup-porting? roles. The story has a radio broadcast, setting, with Miss Velez the new personality signed for Ja very special Nice" is one of the early July attractions for the Ritz.

Dick Ann Sheridan, and Gale "Page liead the cast, which includes fc'asii' Pitts, Ronald Reagan, 1 Helen, iBroderick; Allen Jenkins, COOL COOL COOL COOL challenge! And in the answer. a new screen thrill is yours! able and funnier than its or, Penny- singleton is again to be seen in the' of the I Chic Young cartoon; character which she created for screen. Arthur who made perfect Dag- wood, again plays -the xole of Blondie's blundering husband. As' Baby Dumpling, Columbia has again cast little Larry that chubby year-old whose performance in ZANUCK'S production of C-O-O-L C-O-O-L -DICKINSON- LAST TIMES TONIGHT THE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN THAI-HAS HfVlR Xtra HENRY ALICE FONDA-BRADY MARJORIE ARLEEN WE AVER WHELAN EDDIE COLLINS PAULINE MOORE RICHARD CROMWELL-DON AID MEEK BOWDON EDDIE OUILLAN directed by JOHN.FORD Hal Kemp Orchestra WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. "Blondie Meets the Boss" £ase(I upon a Famous Comic-Strip Also "OSTSIDE THESE WALLS" SUNDAY" CJULY, 2 JACK BENNY- "MM ABOUT TOWN" COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL RANG THROUGH THIS CRIMINAL'S BRAIN I "BLIND ALLEY" humorous, quality expected of the young husband.

"Blondie Meets the Boss" reaches its climax in a jitterbug contest, which Dagwood accidentally wins. Sheffield, Henry Stephenson, Frieda Inescort, Henry Wilcoxon and Lar- aihe, Day are leading support. Richard Thorpe, who directed the earlier Tarzan. features, in addition to Wedding," "The Crowd Roars," "Man Proof," "Night Fall," "Huck.Finn", other Decent' hits, directed "Tarzan Finds A Son." Tarzan 1 adventure story hour, but her mad-csfp antics smash Ma3 Vera Lewis, Luis "MJKADOf COMING The announcement is made THREE JUVENILE STARS SEEN IN "BOYS' Three of the best juvenile actors in Hollywood, aH of them veterans in; the motion picture business, get together in Monogram's "Boys' Re- formatory," at'the Dickinson is Tarzan, played by John Shef-jis a Universal release. a upset trie radio broadcast: and generally leave a string, of headaches for those with whom she was working.

The film is booked for the Ritz Thursday and this Alberni; Jerry Coldnna, Halliwell' GranvUle Bates and the; National Jitterbug "Hooray For Spinach" and, "Corn are two of the new swing "ON YOUR TOES" goes into pro- "KID FROM KOKOMO" JULY 2 Sterling, performances by Waynft Morris, Pat O'Brien, May Robsoir arid Joan Blondell; some excellent-boxing sequences; and snappy, crisp dialog by Jerry Wald and Richard MacCaulay, nulrk Warners' Kid From Kbkomp" as one of" the season's most amusing ment' It opens.at the Ritz Sundajv July In addition to the- above quartet, the excellent.cast has Jane Wymaii, Stanley Fields, Rosenbloom, Sidney Toler. and Edward LUCILLE BALL is to have feminine lead in RKO's "The'Night of "January 16," based on last season's successful stage mystery hit. LEITH STEVENS, on the Ritz gram featured we ek that the. screen, version of ductionuat the, Warner studios June is exciting and amusing Gilbert and Sullivan's popular, with, Zorina' and Eddie Albert of'the entire series The most "The Mikado," booked for Sheading: the cast which is to Bobby Hackett and SwingBand, portant new character introduced! early July showing the Ritz. It 1 Ray and Kitty Carlile.

I with Nan Wynn Friday-Saturday. The three are Frankie Darrp, star field, 'from the stag's cast of "Oni entirely Technicolor, Borrowed Time." He handles hisj the cas features Kenny Baker and of the picture, Prank Coghlan, who.role like a veteran, is very appealing plays foster broth- and runs Weismuller a close second CHESTER MORRIS RALPH BELLAMY ANN DVORAK SECOND-FEATURE er, and David Durand, the boy gangster. Coghlan, now 22, was once the-biggest child star in. films; and was known as "Junior" He starred or was co-starred in such films as "Slide, Kelly, Slide" and "The Last Frontier." David Durand, 19, got his'first ture: part he, played Ramon Novarro as a child in MGM's in 1923. Durand, who has made approximately 200 pictures since then, recently: completed featured in "Streets of New York," which starred Jackie Cooper; Krankie Darro, now 21, has spent most of his on the and has beetf a star since 'he was years old.

Now under contract to as starring in action features for that organization, "Boys 'Reformatory" is the latest' of this series. It is the story of a good goes bad in to break up a racket that was swallowing up most of the youth of his town. Outstanding in tne cast are Grant Withers, George Ofierman, Jr.j; Lilf han Elhott, John St. Polis, and berta Smith. Howard Brotherton directed from by Ray Trampe and Welyn wth his swimming and other athletic feats.

The swimming sequences were at Silver Florida. the D'OylyCarte COLLECTS MAPS Mary today featured in- Paramount's "The Magnificent Fraud," has a hobby not duplicated by any Hollywood screen player. She collects early maps of California. "HAPPILY Metro musical brevity at the Ritz Thursday and -Friday, features Anthony Allan, Benny Rubin, Rita Oehmen, Bert Roach arid John T. Murray.

'HAL LEROY is booked for the Wednesday in "Knight Is Vitaphone Brevity. EARNED EDUCATION Edward Arnold today featured with' Jack. Benney Paramount's "Man About Town," stoked the boUers-of Columbia University to pay for his college tuition. REDSKINS ARE COMING The story of Ge'ronimo, the Apache Indian war stood off the United States Army for 10 years in the costing the Government $41,000,000, today'is being broughtto the screen by Paramount under the title "Geronimo." SERIAL "FLYING MEN" FREE with each child's 5c Bag Popcorn. C-O-O-L C-O-O-L C-O-p-L DOUGLAS returns to the Ritz soon in Metro's "Tell No Tales," with Louise Platt.

and Warner in major support ANN SOTHERN. steps into the role originally intended for the late Jean Harlow in Metroes "Maisie," one of Ritz attractions. "NAUGHTY BUT color Merrie Melodie at the Ritz tomorrow, is the funny antics of a little mouse -in' "a drug store after he takes too large a dose of medicine for his cold. ROBERT- BENCHLEY returns to the Ritz Wednesday in Metro's "Dark Magic," hilarious story of a father who shops for Junior's, toys 'and winds up by playing with them himself. GENE AUTRY returns to the Ritz '-'Robert Ruth -Ian next Saturday-in Republic's "Blue 'Himter and Cliff Edwards are in Montana Ski.es,".

story of the North- Hunter and Cliff leading support. -west -Mounted -Police. atinee TnnA'V Owl Show' P.M. lUUAl 11 P.M. FEATURE No.

1 ROY ROGERS ROUGH ROUND-UP' HIT No. 2 1 and 11 P. M. PLUS FIRST THRILLING CHAPTER ATTEND THE MATINEE FOR CHOICE SUNDAY 1-3-9 Ritz Theatre WEEKDAY 2:30 1 9 Three Days Starting Tomorrow NEW THRILLS! NEW CHILLS I NEW PERILS! NEW CALLS TO ADVENTURE "This the best Tarzan picture 1 have ever seen!" EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS, Creator of Tarzan wm johnSHEFFIELD- Ian HUNTER Henrj Frieda STEPHENSON- INESCORT Henry WILCOXON -Larame DAY Pfer CYKIl "HOME Thurs. Fri.

LUPE VELEZ DONALD WOODS LEON ERROL "THE GIRL FROM MEXICO" "NAUGHTY BUT MICE" Color Merr-e Melodic FHzFatrick C.oldr Travel RKO News Scoops Coming July. 2 PAT O'BRIEN Wayne Morris Joan Blondell May Robson "KID FROM KOKOMOT.