Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 11

ELEVEN HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1941 Yep- It's True, Wi -1 4 i f. i ft 1 Filmland Facts And Flickers 1 4 New Double Bill Opens At The King Today Th courageous effort of four devoted children tfl fill iht void cf their fathera sudden demise leave in the mother's offajra frrna the basu for Mother Carer-i Chickent, tlm version ef Kate DouIi memorable novel, which opens today at the King theater on a double bill with Winner Take All, melange of fisticuff and love. The lour chicks in this newest vemon of the tale that hat lived for two generators are Anne Shirley. Ruby Keeler, Jackie Moran and Ducks Do Walk On Fishes (ABM-tate4 Preaa eatar See-ek-el GREENVILLE. walkj on water in nearby Pymerur.tr.

take. Here's how; Thousands cf rorrrecate at the which i eparate the ma bod cf the 1 lke frfn the state came refute Crowds cither la matrn and throw, bred. And the mad orrairtbV to arrab this fori f.h surf.rf to the rurf are ometimes push the on top a half foot or more cut of the trr Acri th: rr cf carp and c.rr.e fith, the alwats hungry mallard fight way fr share of the He movld have atferted! that the nocturnal messengers were the products of a mating, ef iiCii, i I Sirota in Last Island Concert The last ia a series of four recitals in the islands was ST.ven Man-day at Leiler'ua hijrh Bch-wl auditorium, by Leo S.rou, Vietmee pianist The concert latt r.ijjht was jiven under the auspices of Artist Service Celebrity Ser es ard ss the f.rst in rural Oahu. The larye number of students attending this clafi- cal program was indicative of a high cultural standard at the high school on the Lrilehui plains. The program embraced a wide selection of virtuoso werks make heavy demands upon the executant's technical equipment phase of Mr.

Sirota artistry is so well developed that he Is able t- devote his alrnort complete attention to interpretation to the tr.wd and spirit and color of the com positions The introspective works of Chopin seem to be a happy medium for Mr. Sirota poeuc imagination, bat he also shines in the brilliant conception of Lict Glinka and others of another school Mr. Sirota leaves Wednesday for the Orient. G. D.

it 1 i Little Bonnie Dunagan, who vali-I antly strck by their mother sfde when their father is killed in the Spanish American war. James Elli son. Fay Ba inter, waiter Brennan. Frank Albertson and Ralph Morgan i' V-'. -7 itf im-Tii mn tin have leading roles in this offering.

In Winner Take All. Tony Martin, cast as a Montana cowboy turned pug. meet h. Waterloo in Gloria By PAI HARRISON HOLLYWOOD A little group ef fres a rents a prrfesi 'nal dscuston cf the war as they lcered over their lunch the c'-hcr day. It ua a creed that although Germany mace atartlm Ely successful Lie cf senous rrcfaranda as an aid to her various invasions, both sides have been pretty dull about trylrg brighten the dif.y output cf authoriffd d.ipatches Any Hollywood publicist could better.

mm The stud.o lads couldn't even recall more than half a dozen rred.tnt'.e examples ef wartime fict.oneer.r.g The be one. all creed, was the Russian tale about how the Germans had rounded up a cf Jetebels sent them to the front, stripped them to the skin, and had driven them into a river in an effort to divert Russian attention from a troop crossing mhirh was being attempted at a nearby point That story proves by its mere individual, ty that what war needs is more with iht Hf-lly m-ood viewpoint mm One of the movie publicity men mentioned a recent account ef how the L. army is successfully training earner pifeons to fly only at night. It's perfectly true, he said, but unimasmatively pre- CROWDS T11RII AT IRC ACTS: HigMisfeUnf a rre feature attraction at the I.DS-rerwaatdea riving t'lrep wi Casta la Kn4lrer and kK trained IMtsM, Tlie etrrita ts ahewtng at fterrtaiua and Kata-ksva Ate. fee flnt mare days ending Net ember 12.

Stuart, who ts a girl reporter turaea fight manager. Palace The Phantom Rhip with Lagwi and Shirley Grey. Also Timber Stampede with George O'Brien and Marjone Reynolds. Shows 8:30 and 8. Chimpanzees Are BEVO.N'D THE LAW: A thrill packed tory of men who lived by the forte of guns In told In Bad Men of MUftourl, cominr to the Hawaii theater U'ednesday, with DfnnU Marfan, Wayne Morris, Arthur Kennedy and Jan Wynun in the leading roles.

James Gleason Is Featured In Here Comes Mr. Jordan KGU A Hit at Circus Ckitang's trained, chirn- re art dehihti Ruben par. lees Daily Program of New avnd Features Queen MaisSe with Ann So them and Bob Young. Also Thanks for the Memory with Bob Hop and Shirley Ross. Shows 6:15 and 8:45.

Roosevelt Rnom Service with the Three Marx brothers and Tony Martin. Continuous from 10 a. m. with the iddes at the LDM'rnnB. dei Klyirg Circus.

and piteons c'. mm 5rakxs cf matters movse and military, there a ksts of record duraton Yoj're in the Army Now. Jart Wyrran rets it and Regis Toomey del, vert it In these days cf the Hays Office these has been an that no kis under any circumstances may endure more than 33 second. But th.s ore three minutes and five seccrd. The i.ti.:;nn si mostly Donald McBride.

retired army coloret is delivering a harangue on the advantages cf cavalry over mechaniied units. Toorrey and Wyman. Out cf MeRrjde's sight and havme nh- ing to do. go into a cl.nch The camera keeps psnrir-g back and forth between McDnde talking and the couple And it's all the same kis; at least was a thev Rimed it Toomey han't had a really romantic role etjht eart. so he ret a lot cf con era tula ions at the conclusion of thus scene "rhoo-eeef" he gasped.

"That's hat I call mak.nf up far lost time:" yrorr.rtly identify him th lark-I irg life rf party, i and Grandma hate a ct caret wiula Ja.irrtii.c ca specialty. r4 ten MaUloa ir to HrT own pet atunt. that el ra'. rg Ma Q.h a'. er, Joe r.

rr' and George Art.a in i a cf from of i Daring set k'fct- ire ar-J clowns, trained bear ad lady Acrc-ivata, juflei arvl evprtit haft in the which is er'hr altsr.g larfe Jaiidieoces at rr.tl.rre and ever. itfrrtrancej, The vere ff the King 'James of bie is the eighth erve rf Psalm IS. h.ch ts preceded and followed by 15.330 verse. Since he was only two months old at the time. James Gleason, who has an important role in Here Cnmes Mr.

Jordan, now at the Waikiki theater, remembers little of his theatrical debut. Gleason was born in New York City and his parents were professional tla-e people. Gleason appeared with them frequently during his childhood and was appearing in plays! zi when he joined the army to fight in His first picture was Broadway Golden Wall Tail Spin with Alice Faye. Nancy Kelly and Con-Stance Bennett. Also selected short subjects.

Shows 6:15 and 8:43. Mskiki 5t. They're Matilda. Gruodrra and Jitterbug, and perf-rrr aice in the 14 act bow is a ef howhrg rnitifl, Matilda's cay red sarong set her off as the f.rtatious dsmel ef the trio; Grandma's and lam Cirgham dress it thoroughly in mith her characterise d.c-nity and Jitterbug a bold crimson and white dot clown rompers the Spanish American war. lor wnicii ne n.c wit i 1 nUw Kjb Amrf Aiicr wrvmx.

lenn rife I.ucile Gleason. were Dut rmy. he married actress uucue T.nriie to act and Webster and went to California, Jimmy to combine writing with act- a Chance, a daring adventure, starring Warren William and June Storey; and Rawhide Rangers, western, starring Johnny Mack Brown. where his parents were managing a theatrical stock company. There Gleason learned the actual fundamentals of acting which have made his career one of the longest in Hollywood.

When the World war came, Glea-fon enlisted again and upon his return to private life took to writing. He turned out Is Zat So and The Fall Guy, both of which were successful. I 30 Bets Johnson "45 miaiura Mesody hi ewa 10:00 MiiSlC School 10:15 Covered Wagon TraH 10 Th.a and Thai 10:45 Japanaae Program 11:30 we. the ADretts 11:45 Gutdlng Lipt 0O Parkin 12:15 News 12:25 Oddites ii the News Cife Can Bm Beautiful 12:45 Right to HiDmtll 1:001 Love Mystery 1:15 Road of Lie 1 30 Tun Timt 1 :45 WraatHng intarvew 2:00 Cod Neighbor Program 2:30 Harmony lale 9:45 Ciaaaiea in Swing Kearns Presents 3: 15 Good Neighbor Program (confi.) 3:30 Dear Mr. Cheer 3:45 Little Symphony 4:15 Show Parade 4:30 Kay Kyaer I M.

UNTIL CLOSING 00 Gr-od NigHbr Prcflram SO WoHr Hep Monitor Views th News 4:00 Fibcte MtCl ana Me'y 4:30 Filipln Program Mimic for tria Mflant 9:15 Sports Wtvuw Coffao Tunes Si Piiun Timt ton "I anger Richard Liabsrt Marie Mitchell's Orchestra New 7:15 Lum an4 Abnae 7:30 Hawaiian Orcnaitra Putaa Maalth Arthur Tinntnl SixQa Hawaii Town Ha'l Atr America tne Free Hawaiian Serenade 10:15 Dane Tine 10:30 On With the Dines News Ending STtn Day WEDNESDAY Japaneoa Program Tumi and Topics 7:00 News 7:10 Footwoae Parade 7:15 London Echoes 7:25 Musie tor Men 7:30 Song the Islands 7:45 Musical Clock 7:50 Wait Time 7:55 Breakfast Serenade 8:00 Shopper's Guide 10 Sunshine Program Bulletin Board 8:30 Sheppe Serenade 8:45 Waifciki en the Air :00 O'Neills Jane Allen BUNGLE THROUGH THE JUNGLE! GREAT COMMANDMENT How a fiery young patriot tries to lead an armed revolt against the Roman government and ha an amazing experience while trying to do so is revealed in The Great Commandment, showing today and Wednesday at the Princess theater. John Beal and Albert Dekker head an excellent cast that includes Maurice Moscovich. Marjone Cooley, Lloyd Corrigan and Ian Wolfe. Flying in the face of Hollywood tradition. two courageous men whose worlds lay far from the film KapaJiulu Man Hunt, a sensational adventure, starring Walter Pidgeon with Joan Bennett and George Sanders.

Fiwu Who is Guilty? mystery-murder, starring Ben Lyon and Barbara Blair; and Under Age. crime drama, starring Nan Grey and Alan Baxter. oV v-r ri TE1.679S9 Some Place To Go? This Afternoon COCKTAIL DANCING It I p. M. No Cover Charge A OolifKtfiil Vmw of Honolulo from Ato Hi Alexander ROOF Hte? GARDEN Dance Nights Wednesdif anal Sarvrday TODAY FARLV SHOW I UUH I STARTS 10 A.

'MjTn aft eSte 1 Kewalo City cf Missing Girls, a crime thriller, starring Astrid All-wyn and IL B. Warner; and Hello Sucker, comedy-drama, starring Hugh Herbert Talama Lihim, Filipino feature, starring Ester Magalona. Llliha Tight Shoes, a Damon Runyon comedy, starring John Howard and Brod Crawford with Binnie Barnes. Xk A LEARII TO DANCE IKKU J1PPENSHA and Japanese Humor Toe stcry cf two scalawags en a wa'kmg tour in Jr" and their Typical Japanesa hu'nef both siapittck and subt'e. Also nonsense verse.

O'scusson by Gregg M. Sinclair Tonight. 7:30. Single Lecture 7Sc 10S Social Science Btdg. UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ADULT EDUCATION DIVISION SUNTILE leaottfv! and EndMrmg for Bathrooms.

Kitchens, etc. HONOLULU TILE CO. 1101 Kapiolani Tl. 4120 fjiil in 1 Special private loosons for ba-fl inner. Jitterbug, rhumbs, fos-tret, walU, tap and hula.

Albert Dance Studios Lrty Tlwlv Fixer ane evonma aoawntnwtt. CXA KTaKll fUC tlCSt nruti a. 7. i n.7 Kalihl Naval Academy, a stirring drama of American youth, starring Freddie Bartholomew, Jimmy Lydon and Billy Cook. Suburbans Waiaiua.

i Fall Out. starring Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie; Waipahu. Sweetheart of the Campus, staring Ruby Keeler and Ozzie Nelson and his band; Ewa. two Japanese features. Hana No Raiu and Zoosen No Hanashi; and Wahiawa, Kahapon Lam an Filipino feature, starring Coraron Noble.

capital, had the faith to make this picture as they thought it should be made. The result have more than justified their belief. The moving story is simply but dramatically told and combines an inspiration mood with rich human interest and dramatic suspense. Sagebrush and Silver, a Magic Carpet short subject is a special added attraction on this program. Other featurettes of interest are a Merrie Melodie cartoon, a Stranger Than Fiction subject and Norman Sper'a Football This Week.

AT THE HAWAII The notorious Younger brothers, reckless outlaws who wrote their names in gunsmoke on the nation's history, ride again in the thrilling drama. Bad Men of Missouri, which opens at the Hawaii theater tomorrow. This exciting new screen adventure replaces Flying Blind, swiftly paced drama of the skyways and saboteurs, featuring Richard Arlen. Jean Parker, Roger Pryor, Marie Wilson and Eddie Qui Han, which show for the last times today. Bad Men of Missouri, starring Dennis Morgan, Wayne Morriss and Arthur Kennedy with Jane Wyman, Victor Jory and Walter Gatlett, is the story of the Younger brothers as gathered from historical records compiled during months of research.

It makes no attempt to condone the crimes of the three- brothers, nor to soften their lawless exploits. It presents a clear-cut picture of their deeds and why they were committed. Returning home after the civil Mir MMm Iht Pioit aproarious stery. ths most cirtctert ever so tnakc yoa howl with gto' Chrysanthemum VICTORY BA LL Columbia Broadest. na System Mutual Braadcitling Sy.t.m World Broadcaating Syatam TUESDAY t.

NOV. 4, 1S4I 1:30 Plantation Melodies 4:00 House Peter McGregor Song Shoppers 4:30 Mayflower Cents Program (American factors, Ltd.) 8:00 Songs of tn lalanda (Young lBurf 4. Dry Cloen. InO Ltd.) with TONY MARTIN 5v -ssV y. GLORIA STUART gt apn "NUT AKMITTA SUM SUMMUVILII KANI RICHMOND You'll IAUe the BLAiSDELL HOTEL for Its fin eulsma, prspsrts by Paul Mini, and toe it tovaiy PALM GARDEN RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL BAR 0 Musis (Hill 1 1S eryteodya Laboratoriaa) SO eeol lectiene S.U News ir- J- I 1 1 1 i vi 1 1 1 Shew Parade Coesolidatad witn t.oma Arion C.

Zi. FEATURE 1154 FORT ST. benefit of the BRITISH WAR RELIEF SOCIETY, INC. U. S.

Reg. 208 ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL Thursday, Nov. 6th, 8:30 P. M. TICKETS $2.50 Including dancing and entertainment.

Dinner $2.50. Make dinner reservations at hotel. TICKETS ON SALE at downtown tergttrom's. CrossmanModr. In Waikiki.

FUndirs, Cfosiman-Moody and Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Soonaorod ay the WAIKIKI JUNIOR ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE AimiI.J by Hi. CREW OF THE t. S. LURLINE THE BEST-LOVED FAMILY IN FICTION HAS MOVED TO OUR SCREEN! war, me brothers iouna tneir community in the hands of unscrupulous carpetbasfjers who had ruthlessly seized the property of impoverished farmers.

When the carpetbaggers murder the boys father, they set out to avenge his death. Thev robbed the carnetbaceers. ar "-n, 1 j7Z -l' ANNA NCACLI hi "INFORMATION fllASI Fo Movietooo News sttrritj ROBERT MONTGOMERY CUUDE SAINS EVELYN KITES gave the money to the farmers, andj A ed Amusement Co.) Semttnina. to Thinh AtOut (Honolulu "nance 4V Tnnrt) A Mh4 in Mmic 16 Tentgnf a Head'inea, wirh William Ewi (Honolulu Star. Bulletin) P'ay Prima (Hawaii Brew.

ing Corp.) 00 Town. tUrrtrg d- WM O. ofeln.on (HinM Soap) Newo (Mtiun NavigaUew CO.) Tfnn Century Serenade 0:00 CfyKt)r' MMr (Pro- pnylecl.e. Xelr.ne I.OOtAmM Andy (Cam. Swo ails Soutn AmerSean Way Ntwt O'SO (Dnw Muaie Oen MtOHrniCi Oraeo- tra from Kewa'o ln Edwin SawteNe.

OrgaMet 11 Owl Program 12. OO Sign Oft struck blow arter blow against those who attempted to turn the south' helpless condition to their own advantage. COMEDY AT LIBERTY Road to Zanzibar, a delightful musical drama laden with sparkling comedy, witty gags and a wealth rCxTA. of grand song hits, co-starring Bing PETER JARRETT Concert Pianist Concert Thursday, Nor. 6 8:50 P.M.

Dillingham Hall Admission: $1.65. $1.10 (Students and Enlisted Men. 55e) Tickers Now a Sat at Thayer's Phona 354S JOIII THE CROWDS AT THE "BIG TOP" AERIAL A I it -f. fP4Bl.ll UJ' 1 if, I I I I II 1 tuLyggrt panrssv Mw! mhi Crosby, Bob Hop and Dorothy Lam our. begins a special two day engagement at the Liberty theater today.

Supporting the stars are Una MerkeL Eric Blore and Luis Alberni. This time. Bin? and Bob are a couple of carnival men barnstorming through Africa, trying to raise enough money to get back home. Bing Thinks up the side-show stunts and Bob performs them. They become prank playing when Miss La-mour comes into their lives, clad in a dress made of fern leaves.

umm jcii iiu ultra, usssmti AltEIT ICSIC1 aVttiXllE CfiSLiT vitRfi vccimcif imi csitiui tuf urn i wsifE I 'IATUSCi SO. SO. 4 SO. 7:00. 0-tti ANNI SHItlEY KUir KEEUt JAMES IlllSON FAY IAINTEI WAlTIl ItSHHXH Frank Albertson Alma Krvgtr Vlrglala Waldlar Varsity Two Japanese features.

Machino Tamashii and Osanaki Monono Hata. rjr IX iin it t0 cTl, if i ji 1 'Syr lk Ksvimukl The Lone "Wolf Takes Beretania and Kalakaua Grounds Open 2 P. M. 3 SHOWS DAILY Metirtec 3 P. M.

Evening 7:30 and 9:15 BEARS MONKEYS AERIAL ACTS CLOWNS-ACROBATS JOY ZONE 6:30 9:00 T0NITE ti iV i i'lVI'TI. I I Richard Most Grlnnl nr S. Iraraa oT All Times! f4 George JTBrien Osla Lugosi rrTl'B- iflW, IW. il. I St WCDNESDAV A.

M. AND P. NOvEuam g. 141 1.00 0an Patrol :5 Josephine and the Milkman Oatry) T.0O Brtak'itl TimelaO'e Stock Cuctat ons (Harry I. White A Co.) eaanlon hietoa (Mlfirryt Ltd.t 7J1S Morning LP NtS (W.

A. Pameay, Lid.) wafca and Lvs (An. rad sV Company) :3 irtskfast Timitao a 7:48 Pian Stylo (Prank Studios) 1:00 Ptgg'y Wigj'y Preoraw (Pigp'y Wiggiy Storea) Morning Concert (Honolulu Papid Trantt 8 0 CP News Head'ines (Pel-gee'o Ceca listen Ladee 8:44 Pamliior 8:09 Jerry Sears Presents (Srerry Plour Di General Mills) IS Aunt Jenny's Steal Life Str. (Spry) Peroan'e Pootweae Parade (Ptrsan'a Shoo Store) News and Want AdS Program Around the Town W'th Geno Sawyer 10:30 tVMyrt ard Marge (Super-suda) if Woman of CowrsfO (Crystal White Soap) 11:00 Muiit In a Sentimental Mood (Palmellve) 11:15 JrRomanee of Helen Trent (Kolynoo Dental Cream) 11:30 Everybody's Musis (Hilts Laboratories) lit What It It? Sol iiiquy (Rattan Art Cat- ery) IS -Noon UP News (Service Center Naval Tailors) Stock Quotations 11:30 eVRefreshment Time witH Singln' Sam (Coca-Cola) Japanese Community Pro. grm 1 a-Columbia'o School ot? tho America Make Believe Ballroom Afternoon New Roundup Plantation Melodies Oriental Benevolo nt Aaoo.

elation Program Mouse of Peter McGregor 4 1 Song Shopper 4:30 Meynewee Coffee Program (American Patter. Ltd) Pam'e Paradise Ranch, witn Junior League Players (Yotma Laundry 4 Dry Cran. leg Co.) in "Phantom Ship 2mmmmmmmm mi inim mi I FREE SHOW TWICE DAILY 5:15 111S P. M. Thrilling Atrial Act 100-feeff Above Ground.

Sonaotiowol Morions TOO A 4 pio Peatwro I 1 fcT 1 1 ft Falfai I tfj I JapaneTPe7twre (I "Machino Tomashii" Osonokj Monono HatoJy It iiiiMiiwASBSBSSMaSMSaaM nnnJLwAl LIHIM" 6:15:46 20 I BOB HOPE SHIRLEY ROSS Wt ANN SOTHERN ROBERT YOUNG in "MAISIE" tl TODAY "Thanks for the Memory' I "Lena Wolf Takes Chonco nee" TODAV PREDDIE BARTHObOMIW "No vol Academy" i n4 "Rowhido Renoor. BRING THE CHILDREN! BRING THE FAMILY I YOU'LL LAUGH ALL NIGHT AT THE CLOWNS! ADMISSIONS BIG, SHOW MATINEE Adults 0 Children SO NO RESERVED SEATS a THE 3 RINGS MEAN PURITY BODY FLAVOR 3 tests 3 rinss of quality America's most famous trade mark. Look for the 3 rings call for Bol-lantine or Beer in 1 2 oz. bottles or 1 2 ex. copper cons.

America's finest since 1840. Ask for BALLANTIIME ALE BEER Continuous from 0 a. m. DON "Red" BARRY THE MARX BROS. ROOM SERVICE" 8:15 TONIGHT mST 30 I TONIGHT 8:30 I and I brod crawporo 1 'TIGHT SHOES' ft "Phantom Cowboy" 'WHO IS GUILTY 1 "UNDER AGE i i i i a.

jw JETT NANCY KEULEY '( ALICE FAYE CONSTANCE BENNI JOAN DAVIS in EVENING BIO SHOW Adults, Cent Admieate CO Children, Gen'l Admtasion 40e RESERVED SEATS 91. OO (Prleea Include Fedoeal Tae Admission to Grounds 10 Ticheta at Grounds 'TAILSPIN" LORRY KNIGHT of the Broadway Victory RcWew AtSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS ICHT 8:30 TONIGHT 1 ptDGEON If "City of Missinf Girls" I HUNT and "Hello Sucker" 8:30 TON WALTER "MAN.