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NICE VILLAIN NOW fi 33 THl ST, PETERSBURG TIMES, SUNDAY. MAY 21. 144 Entertainments AT THE THEATERS Porter Hall, who plays villains for a nice living, essays a new kind of villain in "Murder, He Says," Paramount farce-mystery with a hillbilly setting. Hall plays a Ph. married to a hillbilly.

"Kill 'em with Harvard accent." Hall explains. Places to Go, Things to Do (raid AdvartMamanti) Wild Youth, 'Juke Joints In Film of Juvenile Crime A Item undr thl haod'19 moy occupv minimum ot fiva hnaj of 0 maximum of 10 line. In "Where Are Your Children? the joyride in a stolen car cul Sordid details of the operation of so-called "juke-joints," and the SANTA CLAL'S SHORTED Because Paramount uro. minatcs in a charge of murder 7v Grandmother's club No. 1 will sponsor a card party Monday at 2 p.

Tourist, Center. Prize for each table. with an innocent girl drawn into "a UIIOUIC to obtain more than seven reindeer to drag Santa a situation which threatens not only her future happiness, but DICU for a comedy sequence in "Road her very liberty itself. part that these deadfalls play in the demoralization of the youth of the country, are exposed in "Where Are Your Children?" Dramatic story of child delinquency which comes to the Playhouse theater next Friday, with wnich again teams Bmg Crosv and Dnmthu Gale Storm appears in the lead ing feminine role opposite Jackie BRADENTON on the Manatee river YACHT "CHARLENE" Leaves 10 a.m. Thurs.

vV- WfwK yy 1 1 1 mi ft a "4 a wim-iif Us A Cooper, and other important roles a bit of dialogue was written in explaining that the eighth deer wouldn't leave Lamour are in the hands ot l'atncia ft '4. Slip No. 30, Central Yacht Basin Jackie Cooper in the starring Morison, John Litel, Gertrude Michael, Anthony Ward, Evelyn role. Aeainst the background of vio V-1 Eaton, Addison Richards, Betty 7 TODAY'S MOVIE HITS AT THE lent jitterbugeing and wild music, the even wilder youngsters of teen age become the dupes of Blythe and Herbert Rawlinson. William Nigh directed under the production supervision of Jeffrey FLORIDA STATE THEATRES Bernerd, and the original story by Hilary Lynn was adapted for the screen by Lynn and George STARTS TOMORROW MAT.

44c EVE. SOe Sarvica 10c Childran 1 SB "Andy Hardy's Blonde Trouble" has Mickey Rooney seeinr double everytime he runs Into the "Wilde Twins" shown above with Lewis Stone, Mickey's father in the film, and Herbert Marshall, dean of Mickey's college. This latest picture of the Hardy family series stars Bonita Granville In the leading feminine role. It opens at the Florida Wednesday. shady night club operators, mere Is the surreptitious supplying of illegal liquor, the "spiking" of soft drinks, the easy violation of conventions and the inevitable careening joyride, with intoxication Bt the wheel and tradegy lurking at the roadside.

Juvenile probation officers are on duty at the night clubs, but the only solution of the question, as the film shows, lies in the home. Parental neglect, improper housing, unhappy conditions at home all are shown to have an important bearing on the question of juvenile delinquency, and literally throw the younger generation into the arms of those who are willnig to debauch them for a profit. W. Sayre. Patrice Munsel In New York Patrice Munsel, Metropolitan Opera star who recently signed a long-term Warner Bros, contract, has returned to New York after her personal appearance tour.

Miss Munsel is expected to leave for the Warner Bros, studios in AS A SCREAM IN THE Jean Cabin, as an escaped convict, assumes the role of Mar hero in "The Impostrr," a first-run feature opening Monday at La Plaza theater. Ellen Drew, Richard Whorf, Allyn Joslyn are included In the cast of this 95-tninute drama. Selected shorts complete the three-day program. iii 1 1 'L. if Hollywood before the end of the month to begin her film duties.

PALAIS ROYAL PRESENTS fl THURSDAY, FRIDAY, DANCING SATURDAY 1J mi if WORLD'S MOST UNUSUAL DRUG STORE Ray Milland and Ruth Hussey seem cheerful enough in this scene from the eerie mystery feature, "The Uninvited" which opens today at the Florida theater. The plot of the film is concerned with a brother and sister who rent a country house that is haunted. Cornelia Otis Skinner, Donald Crisp and Gail Russell are included in the supporting cast. It's danger In the jungles and undersea for Tom Neal, star of the first-run hit, "Two-Man Submarine" which is showing today at La Tlaza theater. Ann Savare and J.

Carroll Naish are featured. Another first-run hit, "Swlngtime Johnny." starring the Andrews Sisters shares the Plaza's double program today only. RAY MILLAND ifV ill .1 RUTH HUSSEY Fern Emmett Is Observing 'ft; GAIL RUSSELL There's Realism In Her Pretense Thirtieth Year in Films sical, City Kitty," calls for a nightspot singer, Jane Fra- 1 1 1 irrv.i.i- By JOHN TODD HOLLYWOOD, (INS) Fern Emmett has just celebrated her thirtieth anniversary in motion pictures, and by coincidence she was at work at the same studio in which she made her film debut Universal. Miss Emmett, who was signed by Michael Fessier and Ernest Pagano, the writers and producers of "San Diego, I Love You," would have let the day go by unnoticed, if it had not been for Max Asher, a studio makeup man. 7:30 P.M.

'til 9:00 P.M. A REAL OLD-FASHIONED Community Sing COME AND BRING YOUR VOICES WITH YOU WE WANT TO USE 'EM! ADMISSION FREE Time Clock (Sunday, May 21) FLORIDA "The Uninvited," 1, 3:15, 5:25, 7:45. 9:55. PHEIL "The Hour Before Dawn." 1:26, 3:06, 4:46, 6:26, 8:06, 9:46. LA PLAZA "Swingtime Johnny," 1:33, 4:08.

6:43, 9:18. "Two Man Submarine," 2:33, 5:08, 7:43, 10:18. PLAYHOUSE "Shine on Harvest Moon," 1:46, 4:18, 6:50, 9:22. ROXY "Standing Room Only," 1:25, 4:20. 7:05, 10.

"The Ghost That Walked Alone." 2:50, 5:45, 8:30. CAMEO "Doughboys in Ireland," 2:50, 5:41, 8:41. "Old Acquaintance," 1, 3:51, 6:51, 9:42. PARK "Major and the Minor," 3, 5:56. 8:52.

"Flying Fortress," 4:40, 7:46. zee, to do the Portuguese novelty song, "Ticko Ticko," which, translated literally, means "sparrow." A Portuguese tutor who has been instructing Miss Frazee in the intricacies of the language insists the song has to do with Impertinent sparrow who trespasses on another sparrow's private corn patch. Sparrow No. 2, the tutor insists, inquires indignantly why sparrow No. 1 doesn't go into somebody's cellar and dig for his By FRANCES LONG NEW YORK P) Actress Mary Phillips is a realist.

"If you are going to do a thing right, make it authentic" is her motto. Hence, when, in "Chicken Every she is called upon to make out a grocery list, she actually writes the items, butter, bread, potatoes, milk. "It gives me a personal satisfaction, even though the audience may not notice," she says. Once, in another Broadway play, she was required to draw a sketch on stage. TODAY Adult Sarvica 44c 30c poffl5 Director Reginald Le Borg was in the midst of fuming an in Yn hav laarnad fha tacral terior scene, when Asher appeared with a bouquet of flowers tiul art mw aiy timnyl "Just draw a few lines, the Franchot TONE Veronica LAKE director said, "the audience will never notice." "Oh.

no, I shall sketch profiles," own worms. But an English music tutor who happened to drop into the rehearsal room while Miss Frazee was struggling with her Portuguese words has an entirely different version. He insists "Ticko Ticko" is a bird, sure enough, but that it's a cuckoo in a clock. And instead of quarreling with a sparrow, this "Ticko Ticko" is telling an attrac 4m replied Ihoiouch Mary, and each night afler the performance, she Guest Artists BILL BARBARA YOUNG TRIXI DEAN NORMA and a box of chocolates. "Gorgeous," Asher called to her, "Here is something to mark an eventful day." Le Roru, Miss Allbritton and, Kdward Everett Horton looked on in surprise, and were perturbed when Miss Emmett broke into tears.

Asher placed his arm around her. "Thirty years ago today, Fern added another sketch to the scrapbook collection in her dressing room. "The HOUR Before Smuggled Berlin Film Features March of Time The latest edition of the Again, she had to do a fast tive young woman that it's time for love. typing iob in front of the audi "March of Time" starting here ence. She couldn't type, but she today at the Florida theater, The music production depart learned and no beating the same 1 The DAWN! brines to the screen the dra got her first job in motion pic tures," Asher explained.

It was ment is in a quandary. bo is Miss Frazee. There's a possible straw vote in the offing to determine which version to use. key or a mass of jumbled words for Mary, she wrote letters which she had thought up before. matic story of the people of Germany and their conquered victims while they await invasion.

I not more than 50 feet from where this stage is now. It was a two- Mary Phillips is thorough in "yf 7 'V yf' K4 ComDiled from Nazi films just reeler, among the lirst produced It's quite possible both versions will be sung. JOHN SUTTON BINNIi BARNES John St.ph.ns.it captured in Europe, as well as her away-from-the-footlights life too. In Hollywood recently she film footage smuggled out oi by Universal. I saw her name on tlie cast sheet recently, and today I got to thinking about it, and so I bought these little gifts as a remembrance of the old flicker Joan Leslie Attends Germany by the Underground this "underground report" gives a vivid picture of the Nazi plan of suicidal resistance inside Hitler's inner European fortress.

Chicago Program Today days." Joan Leslie, young Warner I was so long ago, I had almost Seen too. are activities of the forgotten," Miss Emmett added. Underground as they drill, await LAST DAY ISSSmSstSI Twa I even forget tne name oi me ing their chance 10 lase pari in Bros, star, has been selected to headline the mammoth "I Am an American Day" celebration to be held at Soldiers field in Chicago today. Asher couldn't remember, either. the coming invasion.

other scenes show how Nazi propaganda has poisoned Germany's youth. Highlight of the film is Asher was a director and actor Miss Leslie who cut short tier when he first met Miss Emmett. A A New York vacation to return to the coast for makeup tests in con A sparrow a Portuguese spar U-Ut AKO riOOt SHOWS 3-J UJ the candid camera shot of Germany's leaders, Goebbels, Hitler nection with her next picture, row offers the latest problem to and Goering. "Hollywood Canteen." will trek confuse the makers of motion RETURN ENGAGEMENT 4 pictures. east to Chicago especially to taKe part in today's ceremonies.

The script ot tne ioiumDia mu- 0OKS0M rtfrw -A 4aTIM RYAM WITCH YRB tni 0RCHKTRA Hr DOUBLB I Pop ilbert CO-FEATURE Thrill Packed Story ef Dongar Undarsaat. MATURE took a government job which required shorthand. She went to night school, while working, speeded her shorthand up to 180 words a minute landed the job in the G-2 class, that she sought. After her marriage to Kenneth McKenna in Hollywood, seven years ago, Mary Phillips decided 'keeping a house and domestic problems was more than enough to occupy me" and retired from films and the stage completely. The recent movie, "Lady in the Dark" brought her from domesticity back to filmdom.

"Always a sucker for clothes, I just couldn't resist wearing those gorgeous garments in the movie" she says of her return. "After 'Lady in the Dark' I followed my husband to New York, (he's in the Armv now) and gosh darn if I didn't fall for Every Sunday'." She has the featured role of Emily Black-man, boarding house keeper. It wasn't the clothes this time, however. The book "Chicken Every Sunday" had always appealed to her as a warm portrayal of characters. And after reading the script, she liked it just as much.

"Surprise, surprise!" she says gaily. "I love chicken. I eat oodles of it not every Sunday, practically every day! There was time, though, when I didn't. Out in Hollywood we had eight pet chickens. When we left for New York we had killed every last one of them.

It almost broke my heart to eat them." TODAY! DIRECT, HELD TOM NEAL and ANN SAVAGE In 'TWO MAN SUBMARINE" MOM THl AND HIS lllail ii ACTION FRONTS' TLia HI A IflD HILLBILLY BAND 1 1UI 110! I IIC IVIHUUI1 dllU the MINOR" A A A TOMORROW FIRST RUN HIT! Ha'i tha mast dongaraut man woman avar levad! Jean Gabin in "THE IMPOSTER" STARRING: Suptrbl Don't Milt This RICHARD GREENE icaplional Qomttfy MAT. 1 11 P.M., HESTER THE GIRL COMEDIENNE Bcau! Hvtral thousand ptopl could not ft leoti Id it wack-ond wo ro holdinf thn (root film through Hi it Monday. Matinee Today Only Open MAT. 40c, IVI. 44c, SERVICf 30c Incl.

Tax CHILDREN tc IF IT COMES TO THIS! fT.i i i TRIXI DEAN Jack Warner POPULAR SINGER HOT TRUMPETER Supar Double Shew255; Supar Double Shaw 'Two Bic nits5555555 KENNY BAKER A oA LITTLE WINKIE The Big Bass Fiddler FRED MacMURRAY AULETTE GOODARD in "Doughboy in Ireland" MIT NO. "Standing: Room Only" plus Now the only chicken Mary Phillips has left is an ornamental one presented to her opening night by Fredric March and his I wife. SILVER 5PRING5" SEE IT BY TRAIN OR BUS FROM OCALA Dc A A Marco and Young mid ARTHUR LAKE. Janis Carter In a Singing Fantasy "LAUGH! CLOVN! LAUGH' A nnn HI 1 III HERO'S WIFE Ellen Drew, feminine star of the Pine Thomas production, Dark Mountain," for Paramount, is very proud of the handsome flier who visiled her daily on the set. He is Maj.

Sy Bartlett of the U. S. Army Air Force, former screen writer, and first American to bomb Berlin. He also is Ellen's husband. 9c mm TODAY I TODAY I DANCTNG EVERY NIGHT, MON.

thru SAT. 7:30 'til 11 P.M. Floor Shows 8 and 10 P.M. MSTAUMMT KIN RIO. Prtc Ldaraw iltHalll A DINE EVERY NIGHT A 4 CHICKEN and STEAK PLATTERS r3 1.00 ADMISSION 15c INCLUDING TAX Rserved Toble for Four People, 50e Extra Telephone 8201 for Reservation COLISEUM SONE UNUSUAL GIFTS mm SEA FOOD IN SEASON 11X19 ORINM Ittl PNIV ON tUNOAV 4 atr Fd TAKE THE JUNGLE STREET CAR AND Silt VKAIRS TTRIIH 248 FIRST AVE.

NO. BUS TO THE LIGHTHOUSE INN OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS. S.Z.SAKAU. i Davd Mar.