Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • 11

PAGE ELEVEN SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH, SHAMOKIN, PA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946 Tormented Hero Friendly Enemies Jimmy Steps Out in the citation, she turned over her French chateau to war orphans. and Genevieve Mae Dechant. Tay-lorsville, were issued a marriage license in Schuylkill County court houie. Pottsville. Kenneth M.

Minnich, Helfenstein. Weather Calls Lead CHICAGO UP SeerninsU t- it is discharged service man. and impor.an; to know what the weather is than to know what the Evelyn Lois Brostus, fitman. wi.i oe i married Saturday evening, January 1 4 3T 26. the couple announced today.

LUI1C 1:1 -ce ine recoras Marlin Lubold. 34. Lavelle. is in 1 of ese two services of the Illinois Shamokin State Hospital with se- Eell Teiephone Company show that ere lacerations of the scalp. people a year call for tained while trying to put a de- weather and about 11,000,000 railed mine car on a track at Mays-; ca'j for the time.

No. 2 Slope of Susquehanna Collieries Company. 5 4 RITZ 3 iju. Lost Times -Tonight Shows 7:00 4 9M IREVORTON Majestic "The Lonesome Trail" and "Detour" Provide Interesting Double Entertainment There are some film cowboys who are just the "reel" thing, and when they are off the screen dont go near the wide open spaces or horses. But nothing like that can be written about Lee "Lasses" White, featured as star Jimmy Wakely's saddle pal in Monogram western.

The Lonesome Trail," now at the Majestic Theatre. Lasses loves to camp out between pictures and his agent often has trouble keeping him in town for personal appearances. The cowboy comic gets a kick out of pitching a tent under the twinkling stars and preparing a snack over a camp fire. White didn't learn about the virtues of the outdoor life from a horse opera script, but rather from his younger days on his dad's Texas ranch. The peculiar fact is that In those days, Lee detested ranch life and finally left to join up with a minstrel show.

For more than 20 years he was one of the leading minstrel men in the country. However, now he has changed his mind about ranch atmosphere and wouldn't be without it. Maybe it's because in these days he doesn't have to pitch hay like he used to have to do for his dad. All Lasses does is fish all day and relax watching the herds in the field. mm w.

ACTRESS RECEIVES FRENCH CITATION PARIS. Jan. 25 Movie Actress! Madeleine Carroll has been cited for service to France during the war and made a Chevalier in the Legion of I Honor, a list of awards disclosed to- day. Miss Carroll was cited for directing. 1 v.

1 LA fix "Don't Fence Me In" Roy Rogers George "Gabby" Hayes Dale Evans A A. Cowboy star Jimmy Wakely dresses un and entertains at a gala minstrel show in Monogram's melodious western, "The Lonesome Trail." now at Majestic Theatre. the care of wounded French while site was serving with the American Red Cross and for promoting Franco-American friendship in radio broadcasts. Although it was not mentioned i iri -if Mary Servoss. Zachary Scott and Faye Emerson artfully shield their true emotions in the above scene from Werner Bros." exciting new melodrama, "Danger Signal." now at the Cr.niiol.

Dick Erdman, Rosemary OeCamp. Bruce Bennett. Mona and Joint Ridgely are featured in the Mippc.niru cast. Eagle Hotel Grill Market Independence Sts. Special Saturday PIG ROAST PUTTER Serving 5:00 to Midnight Lobster Toil Shrimp -Spaghetti Other Piarters All Kinds of Sandwiches YOUR PICTURE TAKEN AND FINISHED WHILE YOU WAIT Only 25c THE STUDIO 155 E.

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hecker, Mowry. was discharged from the United States Army at Indian-town Gap. He entered service in December, 1944, and received his basic training at Fort Knox. with a tank battalion. Ke served in the Philippine Islands.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shannon returned to Detroit, after visiting the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

John Shannon, Merriam. Funeral services were held for the late John Leverentz. Ashland, father of Charles Leverentz, Helfen-stein. Whalen Edwin Troutman, Pitman. net stockings with careless confidence and delivers her lines with an intricuing There is little doubt that "The H.

O. Lrr.ker. Frederick Tesno. Iubrld and Elmer Weikel were installed as dea-cens of Poter Lutheran Church. Ray Milland as the tormented hero of Paramount's drama, "The Lost Weekend." now at the Victoria Theatre, is shown with Doris Dowling, who has the role of Gloria, the too-wise, too-sentimental bar butterfly.

Jane Wyman is co-starred with Milland, and Phillip Terry has a featured role. Lost Weekend" had a stunning ef- feet on the audience. It is certainly C. Cap-pell, son of Mr. and one of the most provocative pictures Mrs.

Cappell, Lavelle, was dis-ever seen. charged from the ay at Baim- after more than three fi with dark brown eyes and the same color hair, and he tops the scales for an even 170 pounds. Faye's father, Lawrence Leon Emerson, is now a rancher in New Mexico, not far from Zachary native Texas. Among the many interesting locales used in the filming of "Detour," the PRC melodrama now at the Majestic Theatre, was the U. S.

Highway 101 near Las Vegas, in the heart of the Majove Desert. A hotel, a used car lot, a wayside lunchroom, a gasoline station, a hotel room and a New York night club, in addition to numerous offices and homes are other settings that form the background for "Detour." In one sequence, the famous California drive-in is featured, with Claudia Drake as a night club star, working there as waitress until her break in pictures comes true. Tom Neal and Ann Savage co-star in tht! new PRC hit which is the story of a man with a rendezvous with destiny, which he cannot escape. Edgar O. Ulmer Tito men's "Anchor Hold-Class i On.

i Independent Sun-ray Svhooi. Huntersville. inactive for the pa ye.tr. was reorganized a ftina in the home of Waller Kclhr. Mowrv.

NOW I0W SI SI Lavelle Notes Private Leon F. Hepler. son of Mrs. Estelle Hepier. Lavelle.

was discharged from the U. S. Army. He was inducted August 29. 1342.

and received his training at Camp Santa Anita. Tex. Juanita Fetterolf. Lavelle, was admitted to Ashland State Hospital. Clyde Bensinger, Ashland R.

was recently promoted to staff sergeant. He is a nephew of Mrs. William Pennypacker, Mowry. Ben- en- VS VAVVA WASSS v.v. Mowry Notes FEATURE A spci ial meeting of Barry School Board was held in Tay-lorsville Schocl building for the of action on proposed scitool tenure act amendments.

All 156 directors were present. Private First Class Richard Stro- ing journey into horror an unforgettable theatrical experience. Producer Charles Brackeit has created a picture that, for its integrity and realism, has never been equaled. The photography by John Seitz is also daringly original. For who thought of Ray Milland as a very handsome man with a flair for drawing room comedy, here is something to knock the pins from under them.

His performance is nothing short of remarkable. Don Birnam emerges as one of the most vivid characterizations ever filmed. Milland. the handsome lover of the screen, is now also Milland, the actor. Also worthy of high praise is lovely Jane Wyman who until now has mostly been associated with frothy entertainment.

She turns in a truly splendid performance as the young woman hose devotion to Milland is unwavering. Milland's brother in the film is played by Phillip Terry, who carries off the part unusually well. The dark brunette beauty, Doris Dowling, is an up-and-coming screen siren movie-goers will see more and more of in the future. She wears tight-fitting black dresses and singer is in France with the Infantry. Capitol HE AMAZING Louella Parsons saysf 'One of the greatest pic- Victoria Jane Wyman Appears in "The Lost Weekend," New Drama Starring Ray Milland "The Lost Weekend." a Paramount picture which bowed in at the Victoria Theatre today, is something revolutionary in motion picture history.

Never before have Hollywood moguls, so bent on looking at life through rose-colored glasses, ever had the courage to bring such a realistic study of emotional anguish to the screen. Ray Milland is co-starred with Jane Wyman while Phillip Terry. Howard da Silva and Doris Dowling head a exceptionally competent cast. "The Lost Weekend," adapted from Charles Jackson's famous bestseller of the same name, is the story of five excruciating days and nights in the life of Don Birnam, a young man who can no longer call his soul his own. Though sensitive, intelligent and Irresistibly charming, chronic alcoholism breaks his spirit by slow, torturous degrees.

Director Billy Wilder has made this terrify- NOVEL YOU WHISPERED tures I have ever Roy Milland gives a dramatic performance that should merit Academy 0 consideration. Zachary Scott Co-stars With Faye Emerson in "Danger Signal," Current Drama Faye Emerson received an emphatic shock when she first met Zachary Scott, with whom she co-stars in "Danger Signal," now at the Capitol Theatre. "I remember," she recalls, "when I first saw him. It was on the Warner lot, right after he had oome out from New York. "I've often wondered just what he though of me because my first reaction was to stare at him.

And stare I did! But I couldn't help it. He looked so much like my dad used to look when was a little girl. It was something of a shock, and I could hardly take my eyes off him." That being the case, Faye's father must have been a handsome young IK fav Kl ROCKS THE SCREEN WITH ITS DARING! I WW I man, for Zachary is a six-footer, ffj OUR KITCHEN i HAS REOPENED hi Now Serving ly FISH PLATTERS Ij hi OYSTERS IJ lq DEVILED CRABS Kl hj SHRIMPS SANDWICHES hi 1 LEFTY'S 1 CAFE ty iS Shamokin Shakespeare jJ nj Streets tj USHSSHSm DANCE RALPHO ROSE HOUSB FRIDAY NIGHT Mutie by PETER DERITO AND HIS SERENADERS Dance From 8:30 to 11:30 SUNBURY'S FAMOUS GARDEN OF SEAFOOD SWINEFCRD'S RESTAURANT Is Again Serving SUNDAY DINNERS 12 Noon 'til 8 P. M. 249 Market Street SUNBURY DANCE TONIGHT I SWITZER'S THARPTOWN a Music by I ifflvZ" Tiie shock best-seller thaf pH 'no one would dare to film' 1 sensational story of a man who 1ost 5 out of I i a strange lifetime! Screenland W-V' T7v--Zr (' in Magazine says: 13 kt I gm wj "A an oM f' 'A 1 1' fW i atk perormonc one of ih 1 If tj I I Si ever gven by Af I I I WHS picture octor." f') CHARLIE and NELLIE DICK ERDMAN Notice to Members of Liberty Hose Company 50-Year Testimonial Banquet Committee requests your cooperation by returning your card not later than Monday, January 28th.

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27 REMEMBER THE DATE! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 herd on the lawiess! IK ALL REGULAR CARDS at 35c or 3 for $1.00 ALSO ALL SPECIALS 35c or 3 for S1.00 BUSES LEAVE NINTH AND INDEPENDENCE STREETS AT 2:00, 2:30 AND 3:00 P. M. 4, James Madison Hotel Shamokin, Pa. WP Produced by CHAM8 "fu.ER --'I Directed by It i OPENING OF THE NEW MEXICAN ROOM HMIPERHAIL KULPMONT NEW COCKTAIL BAR NEW ENVIRONMENT TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 2- BIG HITS 2 DRINK -m Amid An Atmosphere Of Old Mexico PAUL KELLY RUTH TERRY in in "China's Little "Tell It to Devils" I a Star" Prodoetie SOUVENIRS For Reservations Call Shamokin 98 -r-IFF "LASSES" WHITE PETE SMITH SPORTS CARTOON FLIRTY BIRDY" PASSING PARADE tl Matinee Only "WEST OF THE LAW 13 AND DISHES TO LADIES TCOAY AS USUAL TOYS TO THE KIDDIES AT SATURDAY MATINEE Tow Host: V. Anthony Tom.

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