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THE BINGHAMTOX PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1936. 17 In 'The Diamond Master' gWUMIIHI I MUM Papal Nunzi Worker Meets Death on Vessel consider plans for Insuring local cooperation with state agencies for the purpose of carrying the henetits of the Social Security Act to the children of the slate," 1 A I rp" if Tor STARTS TODAY! Italian Opera Composer Is Dead in Rome Blood Poisoning, Weakness of Heart Are Fatal to Ottorino Respighi The I I KtVtK Mii Unknown Stars Shine Brightly on White Way Jerome Cowan One of Best in Lower Division of Leading Ten EVANS IS APPLAUDED Peggy Conklin and Gabriel Dell Are Praised by the Critics III' Ml llf Ik You'll Fall in Love With Her, Too! Lovely l.nretlu Is hack on the si-recti more (ilnniorons and sttin-nlriKlv biHiitlful than everl No vvoniler the) daHhinK tar of "Mutiny on the Homily" is hed over heels in love! They're a grand tcuin in this Kay, exciting dramal LORETTA YOUNG FRANCHOT TONE Ifthr wuh LEWIS STONE RALPH PLCS BKi KXTKA Bay Perkins In Musical "Clubhouse Parly" 1 A sct-ne from the tyric feature, "Rhodes, tlie Dlnmoud Master," wjilch will open Sunday, starring Walter Huston. AMUSEMENTS THE GREATEST OF ALL THRILLERS IS BROUGHT BACK BY PUBLIC DEMAND! WALLACE BEERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY CHESTER MORRIS LEWIS STONE LEILA HYAMS in Vatican City, April 1H (Assocl-ated Press) A brief dispatch reported today that Monsignor Tito Crespl, auditor of the Papal Nun-ziature at Madrid, died aboard a boat carrying him from Barcelona, Spain, to Oenoa, Italy. Monsignor Crespl had been suffering from a serloua nervous breakdown as a consequence of overwork during the recent troubles in Spain, lie was enroute to Rome to recover. Governor Sets May 1 as 'Child Health Day' Albany, April 18 (Fulled Press) After Issuance of a similar proclamation by President Roosevelt, (iovernor Lehman has act aside.

May 1 as "Child Health Day." The Ooveinor Slid he strongly urged "all agencies and Individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children on thin day to Clinton S(. Near Murra TODAY ONLT "WATERFRONT LADY" with Am, Kutherrnrd and rrank Alhertaon also "MELODY TRAIL" with John Wayne. RCXnAY and MdNIiAt FEATVRE8 and OTHKK II ITS TAL1.1NO OF DAN SIATTHKWS" with Jiirhard Arlen; also "hi HUM SQCAD" with Ji'orman Foater anil Jo.vre C'omiitun. I aaa bobinson st fc $75 GOOD AVIIJi KIT 13 $75 Ym. Boyd "BAR 20 RIDES AGAIN" Also "FORCED LANDING" SIX MON.

Returned by popular request Nelson Eddy, entielte MacDoimld in 'Naughty Marietta' Also 'Charlie Chan's Secret' with 'Warner Oland RIDE THE BLUE BUS Port Crane STATE PARK Bug Leaves Cor. Henry Chenango St. Dial 4-1512 EVERY 2 HOCRS STARTING AT 9 A.M. Round Trip Fare 50c FUN! SATURDAY NIGHT ot the ARLINGTON 10 Entertainers Two Orchestras No Cover Charge No Minimum Charge Arlington Hotel Forger of Federal Check Gets Suspended Sentence Plltshurgh, April 18 (INC) Tleadlng guilty In United States District Court here to forging and passing a government check, Anthony Vurkovlch, Johnstown, was under two years probation. Sentence of one year and one day was suspended.

Three Juy Speeln) Riverview Lunch 2H'i kenunod Avenue HOM DRESSED OC- BKOUKIt 00 Beer 5e On the Singe In Person The KDRA Radio Hu-kals Gniiff 8 People A Variety Radio Treat TUNEFUL LAFF RIOT "SHOOT THE WOKKS" With Jack Oakle, Ben Bernle AND Radin'a Nhiglitf t'tm lloy In Ittmml.iin ot SUNDAY nntl MONDAY lajb wonaernow! With HARRY EICHMAN ROCHELLE HUDSON Farlfv nnd Riley (the criphmtorw) in their 'Kound mirl 'Houmi" mtmta! alter onncliy, Mlrlmol Pumlirilk, I.ioncl Matulcr and thouimijdn of other I LAST TIMES TODAY Lionel Bnrrymore and Wallace Beery In "AH WILDERNESS" Also Ken Mavnartl in 'WESTERN COURAGE' nilC M)Y mum EsosToii at i iiMiiii Ti.i--4 iMiubh'-K'iUun iLtt 5 Paramount for Over 150 People Finest BEER and ALE Big Glass 5c AIM its i I Smashing Romantic Hit! ROLAND YOUNG DUDLEY DIGGES SCKIIKN SHOW Sonit Xovelty Feel Like a JVatlier Latest News Tlmen TlMlay FRED AhTAIKE CINGKU KOOERS "FOLLOW THE FLEET" (STARTS SBNDAY MARI.F.NK PIF.TRICH GARY COOPER jnESIRJET "Every (Saturday Kflrbt" ENDS TODAX W1IXIAM BOVD CALL OV THE PRAIRIE FRANK Bt CK'S "FA NO AND CLAW Tom Mix. "MirMlii Rldw" STARTS SliJiDAX Frftdi TAartholomew Virtor McLaalrn "Trotnantonal SoldlfJ" "Dangrrouii Intrigue" Fmnk Mrrlwpl! 31 ENDS TODAX Ann Harding "Thu Lady Consenln" ROCHELLE HtnsOH 'Show Them No Mwy" rsiAY, MOJf. Sc TCES. FRED ASTAIRE OIN'OER ROOKH.1 TOLIrf)W THE FLEET" And Other lliit Hits ENDS TODAY "THE MILKY Crime Son't Pay" Betty Boon SCNDAY, MON. ft TCES.

MAE WEST "KTONOYKE ANNIE" ENDS TODAY HAROLD LLOYD CI "The Milky Wny" "Crime Doein't Py" 'TOI'JSVE THE SAILOR" HCNDAY FranoBot Tone, EXCLCSIVE STORY" nd Today Frank Buck'i rin AND CLAW" Charles Starrett Avenrer "GREAT AIR MYSTERY" SUNDAY MONDAY EDDIE CANTOR STRIKE ME PINK" ENDS WARNER BAXTER "Prisoner ot Shark Island' THANTOM EMPIRE" Sl'NDAY. MON. ft TIES. MAE WEST "KLONDIKK ANNIE" the P' I I a fin 1. III mm 1 mm Wr" York.

April 18 Press) Several little corporations hBVS the traffic In prize plays, this an ago of organization, but the naming of exertional ax-tors fortunately remain, I he rUrht of common people. ricking "tor, Is easy, anyway, for have anticipated the annual rounrtun by placing them in roles Mlpulated to insure their nomlna-ff' If they weren't good they wouldn't bo there to choose. so to make the whole business as possible, star play-Vn are excluded from the polling After all, it is no great Z.VB that Alfred Lunt or Kathar-ini, Cornell or Nazimova or any ether great na" delivered a distinguished job. That's what paid for, and we have it comlnc from them. However, there have been numerous, examples of good work from less eminent performers during the season now ending.

These, if not newcomers, have dwelt In such obscurity as to make their emergence news fit to nrint It would be pleasant to catalogue all those who cave unusual service, but tradition jiolds the benison to a division jmong ten. Jerome Cowan Is remembered for the finest single Job. This he achieved not In his present play, "Boy Meets Girl," but in 'Taths of Glorv," He was cast as the ex-convict executed for the general's murderous blunder. In the court-martial scene Mr. Cowan made of his character, a poor dvil who never hoped for any-thin? better than the worst of it, a vividly contemptuous commen-tarv on the whole barbarous rite.

Maurice Evans is cited for two fine characterizations, the Romeo of Miss Cornell's Juliet and the irhlning Dauphin of "St. Joan." He negotiated the broad jump from romanre and heroics to low comedy without even breathing heavily. Wilfrid Lawson came out of London, like Mr. Evans, to impress his cunning on us as the hedevlled counselor of "Libel." Never was resignation so eloquently mugged as his under the fusy interference of the judge. Burgess Meredith's Mio of "Winterset" was so successful a fairly lares, constituency is clamoring for his Hamlet, which is about as high a praise can go for an actor.

In "Pead Knd" there Is a luxury of able acting among the dozen kids, but Gabriel Dell's is most to he cherished, tie appears an a crime-hardened consumptive of 12, one of the finest studies aloof ennui since Henry Daniel was busy amongst lis. Another remarkable child player is 13-year-old Jeanne Dante, expert enough to hold her own with such adult associates as Philip Merlvale, Gladys Cooper and Glenn Anders. She plays an English child in "Call It a Day," a child In a fret of adulation for the major English poets. Margaret Rawlings, atlll another Londoner, brought to "Par-Jell" a Kitty O'Shea of such vltal-iiy and charm she thrust George Curzon's Parnell Into futility bad for the piny, perhaps, but a hopeful indication that she will he back aowin. Peggy Conklin contributed to "Co Respondent I'nknown" a bright and sunny charm not to be Imparted to a character with speeches and "Business." It's 8hout time some dramatist gave Miss Conklin his special attention.

Joseph Greenwald makes so ingratiating a fellow of the Greek hamburger merchant of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" his murder saddens audience Into an Unwillingness to forgive the surviving lovers their necessary homicide. It Is his show, a strange plight for a villain to "ml himself in. Finally, there is Edouard Ra- Quello of "Idiot's TieHirht." He Projects through several showier 0C trOUhlp rontaln nt Waaflat woops. Always quiet, always sub ra, Mr. Raquello, to be re-memhered at all in the hish-Jiehted antics of Lunt and Lynn fontanna, establishen himself as 11,6 right man in the right job.

urws MOCK KISS Honolulu (UP) The kissing echoing through the halls Queen's hospital herald lovo In 0ra a'l riKht, but not the Uatient-nurse kind. The hints 1 osculation come from the rare "Mnbax tree rs its curious buds break into pink i2 Wosjoma. Corner Carroll and SATURDAY TURKEY "with all the "gs" or SPAGHETTI AT BALLS. 25e Come MlLASi Steaks, Rome, April 18 (United Press) Ottorino Respighi, leader ff the present day Italian school of music, died today of blood pel-sonlnc complicated by heart weakness, after three blood transfusions. His wife end a few friends were with hlrn.

Hope was ahan-woned last night and the last lacraments of the Roman Cath- jo church were administered. Signor Respighi was 66. Ho was well known In the United States even before his American debut at Carnegie Hall Dec. 31, 1925. He returned In 1029 to attend the premiere at the Metropolitan Opera House of his opera "The Sunken Bell." He was guest conductor at Carnegie Hall in 1932, to present his tryptlch for concert, "Mary of Egypt." Born at Bologna of musical parents, Signor Hesplghl studied at Bologna under Federieo Sartt and Signor Marturchl, Next he went to St.

Petersburg to study under M. Ttimsky-Korsakov, and then to Berlin to study under Max Bruch. His first opera, a comic one, "Re En7.o," wag presented at Bologna In 1905. At 34 he was made professor of composition at the Royal Llceo Di Santa Cecilia, Rome. He became the Lyceum's head In 1924 and a member of the Italian Academy In 1932.

His operas Included "Semlra-ma." presented at Bologna In 1910, and the successful "Bclfa-gor." presented In 1923. Signor Respighl's symphonic and chamber music have been widely presented in the United States. Particularly known are the symphonic, poem "Arethusa" and the "Sinfonia Drammatlca." WOOD'S GRILL 115 N. Broad Johnson City HEAR THE RHYTHM GTRLS And Her Rhythm Girls Friday and Saturday Real Mexican Chill Con-Carne STsU, DANCING Every Saturday Night MARTY'S INN Upper Front Street Music by Bob Ross Admission 25c a Person Barn Dance Tonight TEDDY'S PAVILION Port Crane, N. Y.

Music by BMNCO and His Woodohoppers FREE BCS, Court P. M. Ladiei 35c Gents 40c BUFFALO and Return APRIL 25 26 Tickets good going: and returning all trains April 25 and 26 Coach travel only. Lackawanna Coffee Shop! Below We Have Selected a Dinner from Our Sunday Menu Remember There Are lAnnj Other Choices! $1.00 Iced Jumbo Cantaloupe Celery Hearts Olives Cottage Cheese Pineapple Mint Cream of Tomato Soup Roast Fresh AVhole Boneless Sauab Chicken Oranee Dressing Buttered Fresh Asparaftus New Parsley Potatoes Bennett Salad Sherbet Homemade Rollt Brown Bread Coffee, Tea, Millk, Buttermilk Meringue Glace, Fudge Sauce Other Choices at tl.OO And Genuine Whole Live Ocean-Clear Lobster Serred the Way You Like It! HOTEL BENNETT TONIGHT Capitol "Robin Hood In El Dorado." Klvin "The Milky Hay" and Crlm Infin't Iy.M Kndifolt stmilrl "The FrUonf of Shark Kinntl." indwell "MvBtprloiif ATener" and 'Fang- and law." Knjoy "Milky Way.M "Ah, WlltiemcNs'. nd "W'Mt-ern lies: us Cnlllnv of Pan Matthews" and "MU I'arlHc Fleet." Riviera "Captain "Call of the rrairle" and "Fan and Claw.M Htranrf The I'niriiarded Hour.

Suburban "(how Them Sio Mercy" an Lad Co ts Symphony "Follow the Fleet." CAPITOL "The Bijr House," drnraa of penitentiary life and prison riots, will open Sunday at the Capitol, Chester Morris, Wallace Beery and Robert Montgomery play the throe central roietj as the convict cell mates, and Leila Hyams appears as the heroine. A Broadway comedy featuring the Radio KoKues, nn Oswald eartoon, Going Places with Lowel Thomas, and the news of the world complete the program. ELVIX Harold Lloyd appears In his latest comedy-drama, in "The Milky Way" ending tonight at the Klvin with a Popeye cartoon and a "Crime Poesn't Pay." "Exclusive Story" a newspaper drama featuring Franehof Tone and Madge Evana plays Sunday only, RNHICOTT STRAXD "The Prisoner of Shark Island' with Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart in the stellar roles, ends tonight at the Kndicntt Strand, with another chapter of "Phantom Empire." "Klondike Annie" the latest Mae West picture, opens Sunday. HUSTON HAS STAR ROLE IN EXCITING PICTURE AT LYRIC 'Rhodes, the Diamond Is Panorama of Jungle Veldt "Rhodes, the Diamond Master," starring Walter Huston, starts Sunday at the Lyric, with "Millions In The Air" as a co-feature. Based on the book, "Cecil Rhodes," by Sarah Gertrude Millin, the panorama of the South African diamond fields and the jungle veldt is brought to the screen In all Its drama.

The story recounts the dynamic career of a man, given but six months to live, who lived to create a fabulously wealthy empire out of uncivilized jungle. Rhodes' struggle for mastery against the savage Matabele warriors, the forces of reaction at home, and the crusty and bluff patriarch Paul Kruger, president of the Transvaal Republic, makes for a dramatic picture. Dr. A. C.

Beck to Talk at Academy of Medicine Dr. Alfred Beck, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Long Island College of Medicine, will discuss "The Treatment of the Complications of Pregnancy" before fhe Binghamton Academy of Medicine at its meeting at the Monday Afternoon Clubhouse Tuesday at 8:30 p. m. DANCE TONITE HERMAN'S GRILL Music Tly Geo. Pirkinson and His Happy Boys Orchestra.

Between Great Bend and State link Susquehanna Streets CAFE BNDWEL1. "Mysterious Avenger," with Charles Starrett and "Fang and Claw" the latest Frank Buck expedition, ends tonight at the Endwell with a chapter of "The Grent Atr Mystery." "Strike Me Pink." with Eddie Cantor opena Sunday. KNJOX i "Milky Way" a Harold Lloyd comedy, emit tonight at. the Knjoy with "Crime Unesn't Pay" and a Betty Boop comedy. "Klondike Annie" featuring Mae West, opeui Sunday, "The Calling of Dan MatthewR" with Itlchard Arlen and "Misa Pacific Fleet" featuring Joan Blondell and Olenda Farre.il end tonight at the Jtegua with another chapter "Great Air Mystery." "Magnificent Obsession" starring Irene Dunne and Robert Taylor opens Sunday.

RIVIERA Jane Harwell, who has attained screen prominence within the last year by her excellent portrayal of character roles, is featured in "Captain January," the Shirley Temple picture now at tha Riviera. A beautiful colored novelty, a Popeye cartoon, a pictorial and the latest news, tomplete the program. STAR The now Clarence Milford drama of the west "Call of the Prairie" featuring William Boyd, and Frank Buck's expeditions to the jungles in "Fang and Claw" end tonight at the Star. "Miracle Rider," "Professional Soldier," and "Dangerous Intrigue" open Sunday. "Adventures of Frank Mcrriwell" is the serial picture.

TRAND "The tTngnarrted Hour," mystery romance cosiarring Loretta Toung and Francliot Tone, la at the Strand. Added attractions Include a novel musical, Ray Perkins in a comedv, and the current news of the world. MTWRRAlf "Show Them No Mercy." a gangster picture with Bruce Cabot, Rnehelle Hudson and Edward Norrig, ends tonight at the Suburban, with "The Lady Consents." costarring Ann Harding and Herbert Marshall. "Follow the Fleet" with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire opens Sunday. SYMPHONY "Follow the Fleet" ends tonight at the Symphony, featuring Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.

"Desire" Jeatunng Gary Cooper with Marlene Dietrich inri "1Tra- starring June Lang open Sunday. DIXE AT EDDIE'S GRILL 14 Willow Johnson City jPopnlar Snappy Music Delicious unches Fancy. Mlxeid and Plain Drinks DANCE TONIGHT Kalurah Templo MUSIC BY JACK LYNCH and His Orchestra DAXCIXG 9 TO 13 23c PKR PKRSOiV MILANO GRILL 80 SUSQUEHANNA ST. Special Tonight and Sunday Home Dressed A Turkey Dinner hp Spaghetti and Lull Meat Balls Fine Home Cooking Ton Always Have a Good Time at the Mllnno Best Beer and Ale 5c Finest Wile and Mixed Drinks Sunday Dinner Continental Cafe 12 to 8:30 Wide Variety of Excellent Menus From 9 00 A ling ton Hold HOLLYWOOD RESTAURANT 111 CHENANGO STREET Tomorrow A Delicious, Full Course V0ULL never great jail-break 1 dramatic smash of a hftime! F.xtra Added Itnilio BoKiieg Musk nl Comedy 'Biirnvard'nn Oswald Cartoon Lowell Thomas "Going Places" Latest Newi Knds Today WARNER BAXTER 'Bobin Hood of III NOW PLAYING Lovable Little Lady of the Lighthouse 1 for years, the story has brought laughter and tears. It mnsthaxe been written lint for Wilrley to hrlng to the screen! FEIV3P as all the world wants her in the story the world loves With GUY KIBBEE SLIM SUMMER VILLE EXTRA ADDKD The Technltwilor Musical "Fiesta De Santa Barbara" "Popeye, the Sailor" Riviera Latest Kcws Enda Today "Calljns ot Dan Mathw" Wlta Klrhard Arlen JOAN R1IIM1KI.1.

"MISS PACIFIC "UREAT AIR HVSItRV" etrvnT Monday JUlIiKRT TAYU1R IRENE DCKNS MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION" mm. Li 1 I ft 1 forget The Sunday DI Plenty of Everything and a wide choicer-cooked to please any appetite. Just Try a Hollywood Sunday Meal. Seating Capacity Daily Luncheons and Dinners WINE Port, Sherry, Muscatel, Tokay 3 Glass 5C 35ir50e Drop In After the Show or Dance Open Day Mght TOM IGffll SPECIAL DINNER SUNDAY Chicken, Turkey, Spaghetti FRAN BROWN and His Wandcrim; Minstrels Music Starts at 7:30 P. M.

Dinner Served 1 P. P. M. THE GEO. F.

PAVILION Presents Another of Its Popular All-Request Programs With LEN FENNELL and His Orchestra Featuring BILL MAGILL TAMER ASWAD IANERE SISTERS DICK DAVIDSON ADMISSION 25c on and Dance Admission 35c Per Ferson Served me imiLui 1 luuigui Sy' At Broad Acres on the Banks or the Chenango (Formerly Hemlock Inn) THE "HILL BILLY" MELODY BOYS "HEB BERGMAN," Prompter ROUND and SQUARE DANCING "aneln Bnses Leave Courthouse at 9 r. M. 10 1 Refreshments 12:00 to 8:30.