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ryrwy aa ajs 24 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE i lWW.y, Jon. 10, 194 DOWNTOWN- JDOWNTOWRT- i i in JJ OWNTO Wfi- JJOWMTOWf. BOWNTOWlf- Looking at Hollywood 111 By Ifodda HoppT DECIDEDLY BALABAfl KATZ Air-Conditioned THEATERS OLLYWOOD. June 9 Durrjl Zanuck has bought "The Dark I Wood," a novel by ClirMInt? Weston picked as book-of-the-monlh. Looks at tho it 11 be Jennifer Jones' next after her next.

That's She knows how to i I tallin 'em. The story is about a girl who lost her husband in the use herpersonoli'fy war ana a returned veteran who lost his wife at home. Zanuck assures me that he has no idea who'll play "Amber" when that picture! CetS rollini? HC'itn Tjma Turnor n(lv rflhl rA In mnr- kaantU.i LYWr PERS0N have been suggested. But even if he could get them, they're too highly associated in GI minds as pin-up girls to pass as "Amber." I doubt that Betty Grable would do the part. Unlike most girls who've made their success thru song and dance films, Betty wants to stick with them.

She has no ambitions to be Camille. Moss Hart wired Zanuck: "George Kaufman and I arrive on the 27th with mallets In hand." They'll take on Darryl and Howard Hawks In a croquet match here. If the latter don get beat too badly In the first game, the four may do an exhibition match for charity. She's Nobody's Baby Yvonne He Carlo and Stirling Harden long distance each other every nignt. lie lives on his boat at Wilmington.

Since I did a feature mMAlZm ICE BALLET I I story on xvonne. in which she claimed she was lonely. I've had letters i BEAUTIES 1 'EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT GILDA I Rita IOTORTII Thit daringly dramatic Hayworfh dance too, tinging "Put the Boma en Mama" irom a batch or GI asking for her address. They assure me they could remedy the situation pronto. That superb actress, Lucille Watson, is back from New York and Into the BIng Crosby-Joan Fontaine epic, "The Emperor Waltz." Gene Kelly's young brother, Fred, is testing with Anne Jeffreys at R.

K. O. Sidney Miller pulled a Tom Sawyer on Mickey Kooney, Virginia Weidler, and Jackie Coogan. In-vited them all over and put them to painting his house. Ferry -'fti' "TSnSimX 1 ARENA ICE ARENA! ll tmWSD DAREDEVILS I I CHICAGO jACIt SST os tantalizing assume otxsu; I i (irmiBSEE- Vr? Jiajueu hjs nrsi song, -Koseiie," after his Mrs.

I hear that "(JiMcc i s- ir as, uy i i I "DEADLINE at DWIH" (7 Columbia' Pictur-of-lhe-Yaar with BAIA8AN A KATZ UNITED -'ARTISTS i- RANDOIPH A- 5 m. -Columbia'. tKHNICOLOt. trlowp I WfWWW' open tiff iiiHH 'jtiyn 1 i ouiainjr. salary ror "The Razor's Edge" is the largest expense Item for the whole picture.

Congratulations! Dick Tracy. I mean Ralph Byrd, is out of the army and back but not In the Dick Tracy series. Change of Heart Yes Charlie Chaplin has started a new picture, which may account for his directing the GI theater on the air. A picture, to sell, must have good will. Jack Wrather swears he loves his Hollywood pals, but he busy naming his pigs after them.

Victor Moore, Injured in a boat accident, telephoned Roy Del Ruth that he'd be here on schedule for "It Happened on 5th Avenue." Bob Montgomery hopes next June will be a quiet one for him. Two years ago this month GLENN FORD George Macreody Joseph Calleta DOORS OPEN A. LATE FEAT. 11:00 P. I tt and viRue CLASHING HEARTS Vfhe 9reat oufdorst CLASHING HEARTS LAST "PARADISE" 10:30 P.M.

runs 111 It I 7t to ahu taa III AtlllllJ MbtT TV A IMPASSlUNtu I I DC I i9 ALAN LADD JOHN PAYNE VERONICA LAKE I'v W. "'V lnvasion- -ast year he was dodging bullets in They Were Expendable." Now he's got a couple murderers chasing him O-Hrt CorneI and Maureen be ln there runnin 'or -The Home Stretch." Clifton Webb, mother, Maybelle, and Greta Garbo, are his only visitors at the hospital where he's suffering from acute bronchitis Alice Wrk 0" th Screen but wil1 do a radio show with Phil fCopyrlKht: 1948: By The Chicago Tribune! MAUREEN O'KARA Jmo TTbmJ WILLIAM BENDIX Sentimental "the BLUE DAHLIA journej" hadv rnnPFR re INGRID BERGMAN 'Household Forum Ur I Madlton-Clark. Onen 7:45 A. M. 3ML.L.C -KXTKA LATK SHOW nOKOTMV ft ON ETHf MrGUIKt BHtNT BARHYMORC The SPIRAL STAIRCASE' rTaTlf fc3 -Br Louis BargtU WCOLBERT Gilda Staggers Thru a Drama with Thick Plot umce unicago When I must r.V"Rv,w"y "DICK TRACY" LAST "STAIRCASE" AT 12:30 A.

M. Joel McCREA water my plants in the evening, am careful to soak the ground with Brian DONLEVY The MONROE THEATER IMKTORIXE oui wetting the leaves. I have prpsput the finest and the greatest in screen entertainment" aWELLES iy Sonnv TUFTS learned that when one waters r. IF fell plants so late that they can't dry Barbara BRITTON iHonroe edvantur uu morning, this continuous tnnnrne nt ilrarhorii encour- moisture tor some hours ages disease. ji vii 1 ununBaiw Our mndBrn tooling plant ii now ln eneritlon THE AL8INS ut.

a.m.. to ze to 6:30. plua tan iiM to zse to buio. piui taull jt i I HAT MILLANU ROBERT WALKER I BAY MILLAND ROBERT WALKER a.vnwi Bnw J. j( i I II I II I I II II JUNE ALLVSON "SAILOR JUNE ALLVSON tANO Hfi Mra.

Fred Oak Park A weekly dipping of a fiber broom in teDid JANE WVMAN "THE LOST WEEKEND" JANE WVMAN Milland is TAKES a WIFE" CT 1 1 "GILDA" Preetaraal Columbia. Tlrtd by (harlea VlHor. rraaantaa) tha mini Artiste thealar. THIS CAST Hayworth oh nn Glenn Ford BaJlla MundMn George Mac-ready Calleia Vntia Steven Geray Caary Sawyer (apt. Gerald Mohr Gab Inu Scott l.udwlg Dona lb Thomas Lfllor4.

Don Dnaglaa Grrmaa Lionel Kuyca Little Maa S. Z. MartrJ HoeTla George J. Lewie Marl Sm Kay water win xeeD it from getting NORTHWEST. brittle.

'Swamw Watar 'Talet cf Manhattan SUBURBAN WAUICEGAN GOLF RDS only OKE of the men in her life what a life of love she leads! EALAEAM KATZ THEATERS ComfortobJy CEJCUXDIL i ii s. .1 Katharine Racine. Wis. Here's one use for that razor stran whirh is too old for its original purpose in i wjiJLfjA-M-LLLJi rv rT yr- me. use as a shoe horn, -after cutting It to the proper size.

Paulelte CODDARD RAY MILLAND jnow Your Idea riea.se! 5 1 -Dfti 3 3o By Mae Tince Here Is another melodrama of the JOAN FONTAINE THIS DAY 1 "BEHIND MARK STEVENS FORWARD" THE MASK" unrelieved by even a glimmer of hard boiled school, offering sinister humor. affairs In Argentina which include I ill VI "ICTUKI CLARK GABLE CONGRESS LULJ SINCI WINNIN TMt fcloban ion GREER GARSON Opea 1:45 "ADVENTURE" STATE GATEWAY Miss Hayworth is sultry and sullen with a will, but much more enter-taining when singing "Put The Blame On Mayme "quite a ballad, by the way, and Mr. Ford is likable in spite of the fact that he's never Ei. 'Muaieal Shipmates' ACADEMY AWARD INGRID BERGAIAX Opaa 1 Last Faat. 8:50 p.

m. LAKE TERMINAL II 1 I 1 filmed it full Vv I ofbluthesl' a cartel and a gambling house, a scar-faced smoothie, with a number of nazi pals and a beautiful young wife to whom he's Just a meal ticket; a good deal of discussion about the similarity between love and hate, plus some vigorous face slapping by the hero and heroine. Glenn Ford plays one of those tough heroes. This time it's Johnny Farrell. a young American stranded in South America.

Cheating at dice, tore Show Evary Sar. Nflh. 10:45 P. M. lTfiITH: ffiiTfl 3 0 Jen I Ab CRYSTAL OPEN :45 A.

Ut. LATE FEAT. II 5 P. M. SPEUBOUtfbl with GREGORY PECK AND SRECrFD SHOers permitted to smile.

The star's costumes are a luxurious display, and the settings are lavish. r. tz "tMiiaay ingrid Bergman Gregory Peek In Alfred Hitehceex't 'Spellbound' Extra Tumfuf FMturcttet Haughty Nanette' C3j -SOUTH Gilda" is glamorous Ut plum Opea 1 :45 B6KB1LTiM0RE Opaa 1 :45 Open 1 WARNER BROS. THEATERS and It takes almost two hours to un- BALABAH KATZ THEATERS Comforfobfy nDQITXi World PLAYHOUSE M- ADULTS ONLY I WM es GREATEST FILM OF A IX TIME I SOUTH SIDE'S FINEST ENTERTAINMENT reei. Last Feat.

105 p. ai. -NO MAN'S LAJVD- A CLARK ZPTAt Late Show 12:45 Randolph Scott. "CHINA SKY" And -THE LONESOME TRAIL" :0 I5e to -3 Judy Garland TEATRO 79th-Slony frt Parkina AVALOfi HARVEY GIRLS" he about to be killed for his ill gotten gains when he's saved by Ballin Mundson, a sophisticate who Op. I 30.

Lat Faat. 9:40 bensatianal! Human! Plus Carol Landia rs)-i WHIRoee Open 1 :45 DRAKE Opea I "ADVENTURE" -WORTH- JNORTH. 'BELLS of ST. MAR YBeJSman BEHIND GREEN whips out his knife tipped cane in LIGHTS" BALABAK KATZ THEATERS JEVANSTON. LIU en 1 MYRNA LOY LION AMtCHt 7Uth-Hals.

Free parkins Op. 1 :30. Last Faat. ine men oi iime. rom tnen on, CAPITOL Open 6:00 iic to 39 stadium Judy John Hodiael Comforfcbly (EdlXIDIL Reckleul Romantic! Johnny offers his savior a dog like devotion and becomes his assistant "SO GOES MY LOVE" Plu ANN SOTHERN GE0RHE MURPHY "UP GOES MAISIE" Plut RICHARD CONTE.

"THE SPIDER" CLARK GABLE SHERIDAN oZI.V COOL RAY MILLAND JANE WVMAN PHILLIP TERRY "THE LOST WEEKEND" Jess tiinrn GIRL" julie BARKER I a- mm. BISHOP "ADVENTURE" 6A 'THE HARVEY GIRl-S'1 Alt I 0s- B'" Crosby. Bob AUllllnALHopa. "ROAD TO UTOPIA" in the luxurious gambling casino CTRHTCflOn 63rd-Hals. Gall Patrick Jl I1HI rU.U -MADONNA'S SECRET' Plus KEYS LUKE.

"TOKYO ROSE" which is merely a front for more VARSITY s'eL Veronlra Lake phis "HOT CARGO" Aeuonl Joha Loder. "WIFE OF MONTE CBISTO" aft VriflllC INGRIO GREGORY serious business. Johnny's loyalty lasts even when (CI CD 1 9h-h'nd Frea Parkin i.IL.nLI Human! Tender! Suepanseful! Inarid Barpman. Gran. Pack.

'SPELLBOUND' LIBERTY COOL awuua. I BERGMAN. PECK 38.2 Brdway PELLBO ND" VALENCIA "THE LITTLE GIANT" Sta. ABBOTT At COfTKIX plus "TTTF. SPIDfcK" Upn 1:14 Barbara 8IANWYCK.

I. m. BHtNT "MY REPUTATION" Plus FA YE FMERS0N, ZACHARY SCOTT "DANGER SIGNAL" oil fla Wi.l1 I tn In TECHNICOLOR mundson turns up with the glam- 5 HITS! "SUKN.WN DON BARRY grant "BADMAN OF THE BORDER' 4031 Lincoln C0F0NET 8t op1Bi "BOAC TO UTOPIA- plua "TOKVO Open ALAN VEKONICA 1:43 LA DO LAKE "THE BLUE DAHLIA" "pavne" "SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY" "NAUGHTY NANETTE" Plus COLOR CARTOON BOTH THEATERS COOLED ANDY CLYDE CO EOY PLUTO Tew at Jerry In grid Bergman Gregory Perk "SPELLBOUND" Penny Sinfltetnn "LIFE WITH -BL0NDIE" JEFFERY 7lt-Jalfry RHODES 79th.Rhod!a OGDEN 6Jrrt-Ahland -HIGHLAND PARK EMBASSY iCr COOL Richard Conta, "SPIDER" Faya Marla ABBOTT aV COSTELLO. "LITTLE GIANT" CLARK GABLE. GREER fa A RKfl "AnvrMTIiAC TOWER ALCY0N "SPELLBOUXD" Ingrid Bergman, Gresrory Peck ALSO "NATTGTTTT VANETTi" WILMZTTE 4003 Irvine Park irvin: tutra; "Wmlnu Shlpmatm." Lt Fralufa 8 :50 86KMARYI AWn kavfrancis smash! IIIHtl ILMnU'-ALLOTMENT WIVES" Plua DYNAMITE! "PASS KEY TO DANGER" COOL IN TECHNICOLOR! JUDY GARLAND.

"THE HARVEY GIRLS UPd 1:45 LAST FEATURE 8:55 P. at. BING CROSBY INGRID BERGMAN "BELLS OF ST. MARY'S" Entral In Crlor A WAIIAN MEMORIES" "do" DEVON BraaVway Cooled by Refrigeration VAN JOHNSON FAYE EMERSON. "BORN FOR TROUBLE" HUMPHREY BOGART ANN SHERIDAN.

"IT ALL CAME TRUE" Lalest World Nays Events) "BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS," CAROLE LANDIS Van Johnson Faya Emerson 'BORN FOR TROUBLE' Humphrey Bogart Ana Sheridan IT ALL CAME TRUE' GROVE 7Bth-Cottaa HIGHLAND 7th-Ashland Gregory Par WILMETTE Open 6:00 S5e to 6:39 Inirid BrrsTia cool AVON FULLERTON at KIMBALL "SPELLBOUND waw fr dryr II 111 coarse nar -7-af a reduced price If you have difficult hair this is just the peimanent to give you a soft, lovely wave. You'll enjoy its natural, lustrous beauty, and our reduced price for this Jine wave is very moderate. open 1:30 ZM plus Ta Till 8 P. M. "SAN ANTONIO" IN TECHNICOLOR! ERROL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH CUnDC 75th-Kinalon In Technicolor I CLENCOE.

VERA VAGUE. ROBT. BENCHLEY. "SNAFU" REGAL STAGE SHOW IN PERSON WITH HIS GREAT BAND! LIONEL HAMPTON KINO OF THE "VIBES" A DRUMS! Red Curley Th Rimmer Sisters Chicago's Own JOHNNY GRIFFIN VYini BROWN Madeline GREEN ayrey. "THE SPIDER" GLENC0E Open is 3 JOHN WATJS.

dllU 111. Judy Garland. "HARVEY GIRLS' Suspense Thriller! Rich. Conte. 'The SPIDER CARTOON SHOW "fd lHn luuw nU" BUY TICKETS NOW CROWN 1607 W.

Division nnni Opens 10:00 A. M. UUUL. linnr Sli Sheridan Op. 1:30 fill I IllUUt Dally Durk Cartoon! WUUL JACKIE MORAN.

"HAUNTED HOUSE" "THE GHOST RICHARD DIX "OVER THE PRISON BREAK! WALTKH PinCEOK, CLAIRE TBKVKR "DARK COMMAKD" SSth-Ellis In Technicnlor FROLICj VAN JOHNSON. "BORN FOR TROUBLE" HUMPHREY BOGART. JEFFREY LYNN ANN SHERIDAN. "IT ALL CAME TRUE" Judy Garland. "HARVEY riri S'' Open JOHN PAYNE.

MAUREEN HARA SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY" Plus CHARLES C0BURN, JOAN BENNETT COL. EFFINGHAM'S RAID" orous Gilda as his bride. It's obvious from their exchange of sneers that Johnny and Gilda are no strangers, Mrs. Mundson proceeds to two-time her husband, with Johnny acting as a surly protector and provider of alibis. When Mr.

M. is out taking care of a bit of a murder, the young people stop fighting long enough for one clinch, and you know who catrhes them. The plot gets thicker by the mo-ment. Gilda's husband flies in a plane which crashes at sea in plain view of Johnny and the police. Gilda becomes Mrs.

Farrell, but soon learns that trie ceremony was only a form of revenge. There are further complications before it's all over. Staggering around with this plot on their shoulders, the players, all of thern competent, have a lot of trouble being convincing, particularly with the dialogue provided, which offers frequent triple doses of remarks about making your own luck, the old love-hate angle, JilATWOOD NEW -PUSH BACK" SEATS far Year Caattart Suspenaa Thnilerl Rich. Cpnte.haSPIDER' fnCMfl 79lh-Hals. Abbott A fToslello UUiirlU la "THE LITTLE CIANT" Att 74fi Sheridan Opea 130 pnAI "'v'W DOROTHY MrGUIRE.

uUUL WEST mm rapip LIDO GEORGE BRENT, "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE" "ONE WAY TO LOVE." CHESTER MORRIS "CLOSE CALL FOR BOSTON BLACKIE" CENTURY Starts 2e 8ALABAM KATZ THEATERS Ciari, Gabifc, rf 6 arson HAMILTON- 1 GREER GARSON "ADVENTURE" 7lsl-Pa. Tachaitaiw! GREENWICH VILLAGE" "SHOW BUSINESS" Comforfobfy (ECLIKDIL ABBOTT aV C0STS4.L0 Our Restvled Hair Shaping Joan Davta In "ADVENTURE" 'MUSICAL SHIPMATES OAKLAND trJlWW LATEST NEWS "LITTLE GIANT" CLARK GABLE GREER GARSON JOAN BL0NDELL "ildvciiliirc" Extra! "Musical Shipmates" upon Open 1 'Musical 'Canin Casanova SbipmaUt' Pluto Cartooi AUSTIN Tarlinicolor BIOGRAPH 2433 Line. Op. DAVIS 4I4 Line. Op.

I VIC ShPfT -Bilm. Op. 1 :30 All Thrs Thater COOL Lvin-Vatini RICHARD PANTHEON' lUUtJrJUV IIMCTII 47lh.Se. Pky. Mystery Thriller! KII.I "UNDERCOVER WOMAN" FAYE MARLOWE 1)1 1 ATr1 Q.

ritaaeralaL CONTE beauty salon Joseph's Abbolt aV Co.follo. "THE LITTLE GIANT" lipprt 1 :4 yurliMra hlanwyufc -linrg brunt Ann bhartdun, Humphrey Bogart "IT ALL CAME TRUE" open 1 'BELMONT Open I THE SPIDER' Vmii Lorra Btrausw Maraha Huns "I fnr JoJin arr. i-Clier IOr CVIC Ceuorai Comlnar 'BaaA ta li.fi Last Feat. 9:55 P.M. "MY REPUTATION Plua Fay Emarun Zaehary Scott DANGER SIGNAL" Ffty Emersoa Van Johnson "BORN FOR TROUBLE" ty Op.

1:30 COOL "Sally O'Rourke" Jr. Uinir B.iers. Fairt-anas, AlCCinP 1 :30 Stephanie i UMMZJIUC Bachelor. "UNDERCOVER BUCK'M 3319 N. Clara.

St. Humphrey Bogart COOL IS E. WASHINGTON Phone STAtt 7837 AUSTIN taii Kusseu "Action in Arabia" Georp ia" George HAVING A WU.NDEHi TI.MK."' GRAND nmwi, ci onino- is. Mayes S43S W. North Carole Landli Open 5:15 "Behind Green Liiihia" Pim "MUBQER IS MY BUSINESS" PARft 1:15 JAMES MASON rMnMUIdCi Ana Tdd.

"SEVENTH ANN SHERIDAN. "IT ALL CAME TRUE VAN JOHNSON, "BORN FOR TROUBLE I- Ii RADFORD I Open 6:15 ABBOTT and 6CINE ADf Of- 12-30 COOL "Laura" Grna Tiernay, 1 D. Andrews, V. Prita. Tem Conway "Falcon in Hollywood" A.

Curtiss "Oestiny" tiL Piu Johb LOSfr. ef Mania r.ri.tn" COSTFI I "I ITTI The Muslral with a banc Jut" SZL "HARVEY GIRLS" ftfrtmerte cool GIANT" plus Richard Conta. "THE SPIDER" SYMPHONY ts'37 JUDY GABI.ANP. 'THE HAKVt-Y filHlJ- nilWIIIWIta. Argyla- Kanmera COOL Open 1 :30 BING CROSBY SENATE Opa 1 VAN JOHNSON JO DOROTHY ar BOB LABOUR HOPE ALAMO Wife Wins Husband Back Again 83 W.

CHICAGO AVE. I.NGBIO BERGMAN MnWAY 0p' 1:30 COOL Fred Mac Murray IIIIUnHI "Double Indemnity" Edw. G. Robinson, B. Stanwyck.

"Woman in Green" Basil Rathbone "Shadow Returns" Mystery Thriller Trouble' INGRID BERGMAN Zaehary Scott" neon i DniiimM CO VENT Open 1 :30 HOWARD Open I IVAN 'Born for Plus Humpl "It AH Ca ninir Enrol t'lyna Alesia Smit AKfk. -SAS ANTOMO- 5H50 W. taka Dirk Powell. "CORXEBEtV THE ROAD TO UTOPIA" SIREN of the AIRWAVES TOKYO ROSE" ESTATE Opea I AS S- "SPELLBOUND phrey Boo art me True" EXTRA! NAUGHTY NANETTE" In Teehnieoler BERTHA 4 Color Cartoon Riot COOL B6Cent.PIc.i W00DLAWN c'ATHrw, Jaek Oakie "MAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" I invrf rX "Sa- DflPVlUr S23 Disney'i "Etrdinand the Buil KULJMlL Jiy. K.

Taylor. "Smooth aa Boad tn B. Oosby. B. P.

Lanmvrr 2915 Milwaukee Open 6:00 NITA feature 6:15 Nolan "WOMAN IN GREEN" Basil Rathbone Sherlorlt Holmes, voire of Terror' Opaa 1 MANOR Extra I la Color 'VIENNA" 8:0010:05 DOROTHY LAMOUR, FRED MarMURRAY BETTY HUTTON. "AND THE ANGELS SING" CLAUDET1E COLBERT. JOEL McCREA "PALM BEACH STORY." BUOY VALLEE Mumtny'a Tomh" Jk "Hhot tn the Ksrapa" 8:2010:25 RqY 0''- 1:30 C00L Where She LHlCAoo.W-KlfiA "Naughty Nannetto" no IT IDIC Onus :00 MARSHA HI Vf 0XJ IKlj "I.KTTKR KOK plua "TAR.AN ASO THE WOMAN" Opaa I 'pen. rvonne Da Carlo. Preston LOGAN Milwaukee at Hawyer Op.

1 In totor. Jiulv tiarlanit. Last Feature All Theaters 10:10 p. M. hunaernead" Roddy McDowall, Eaalusive PLAZA 308 W.

North Onen 5:00 Anni John Wayne. Roy Rogers uUUI. aL Ti John Hoitlak. "THE JIARVKY vrinta or mi century" steph. Bachelor CICERO.

-rr 5215 W. 15io Opens 1 RIV0LI HHFTFfJ 8:00 C00L Jhn Wayw WIIt.IC.l1 "Dark Command" Roy J0 Elston Open P. M. Kenr TaTlnr, "HMOOTH AS fill.K" PALACE -tense, excitinq, realistic." N. Y.

Daily Nes engrossing, auspenseful" N. Y. Her. Trib. "PARIS UNDERGROUND" Colorful scenes of fhe liberation strnacu mus'c "POSTWAR VIENNA" WALTER PI0CE0N.

"DARK COMMAND" JOHNNY WEISSMULLER. ACQUANETTA "TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN" i i AMERICAN N. Ashland nrniNn r.s i.i?HTm" t'ltOSHY-HOPE-LAMOI'll, 'KOAlf TO I'TOI'IA' JI'HY 8AHI.ANT. -THK HAKItl ftlKLS" 'V pianaon "Among the Living' At. DrUier.

S. Hayward 'Road Alcatrar' B'DY STRAND VAN FAYE JOHNSON EMERSON BORN FOR TROUBLE HUMPHREY ANN BOGART SHERIDAN "IT ALL CAME TRUE" METRO Ivawvenre Ave. Abhott-Costello, -LITTLE til ANT" 1641 W. Roosevelt LATEST NITWS A CARTOON VII I AC ABBOTT t'OSTEIJO ViLLAO LITTLE OlANTT- Bob Uvlntston. "TXDF.BCOVEB WOSUN" BLUE ISLAND JACKSON Also Kent Taylor.

Virginia Grey, "Smooth aa Silk" fill? 17 Dearborn at Division. Bequest Flints Specialty "Fella at Hyde Pk. THEATERS COOL Feature at 6:00. KMW. HENRY PnvnA am r.vsi.ip SUBURBAN OAS PARK fZ "ALLOTMENT WIVES" 'LIFE WITH BLONDIE' NEW LYRIC Ingrid BERGMAN OLIVIA lie HA VILLA ND.

JACK CARSON JOY 1611 W. Roosevelt fSAftl "SCARLET HORSEMAN" UUUL Tke CSQUIRC ai a hicmi aU "ADVENTURE" CLARK GABLE, GREER GARSON And THE ESQUIRE HOUR Feature at 2:35, 5:05, 7:35, 10:10 Frea Parking at Dearborn and Oak THE MALE ANIMAL" Am. THE SURF DIGEST GUKIIOHS 1'KCK 'REFORM GIRL" SHOCKING! SENSATIONAL! Preston Foster, "CORRUPTION" "SPELLBOUND PARK RIDGr CRAWFORD 'BV-Lfvinrr. COOL MICHIGAN iflAmVrleil1 COOL JOHNNY WELSSMULLKK, ACQUANKTTA TARZAN ASO THE LEOPARD WOMAN" CHESTEB MORRIS. LYNN MEHBICK "A CI.OSSE CALL FOR BOSTON BLACKIE" UNDERCOVER WOMAN" Mystery! Suspense! ADELPHI 7b7.

Open 1 :30 Glortoua Technicolor Hltl SMS? "SAN ANTONIO" LtoPu- DES PLAEYES Cheryl Walker. "MURDER IS MY BUSINESS" LAMAR Marlon at Lake St. 'L' Cooled by fief rlgeroton GREER CLARK JOAN GARSON GABLE BLONDELL "ADVENTURE" "IN THE WILDS" and COLOR CARTOON t.illt World HrrntMl i LANE COURT AHMITAGE-CLABK COOI. OI'EN 1:30 nvnn Madison at Cicero Ave. nnn UinU CAROLE LANOIS and (lUUL AIR COND.

Op. Bobert Benchley. Vera Vaitue SNAFU SOUTH DESPLA1NESU umphray Boarart, "IT AI JI DY OAKLAND, JOHN HOOIAK "UAKVEY GIRLS" Also "NOKTinVEST TRAIL" WM. GARGAN. "BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS" JUDY GARLAND JOHN HODIAK 'THE HARVEY GIRL8" In TECHNICOLOR CAME TBI'S" A Van Jniinaon B.irn tn Troubia HIGHWAY wa2, aU.

OPEN 1:30 Abbott Costello "LITTLE GIANT" Carole Lanals. Wr. Oariran. 'Behind Orwn Llahta' I'AHTOON Klinw. June lV-m)V TICKKT9 MW ELIVIWOOO PARK- IS 9:00 WEST END bZZr COOL LAKE SHORE 1,174 ZXu ran to ORAM) AVENLR Btrti.

Coot Faya Marlowe THE Sl'TDMs- ELM Janacr. James Mason, Ann Todd 8upens! "MURDER IS MY BUSINESS" MYUANtlKltlt M.MlltY" 1 :T.t and llkiiS, Jioua MasM'V. "(INK HOMANTIC NIGHT" Wanderar Wasteland" Jaa. Wima ELMHUKST "THE SEVENTH VEIL" It Dares to Strip Bare a Woman's Mind! "UNDERCOVER WOMAN" with Boh Livingston SOUTHERN COOL BLNti CltlWHV DtlitOTHV LAMOUB IIO Jlol'K, "THK ROAD TO ITOI IA "TOKYO BOSK." SI HEN 1F THK AIRWAVES KTMRARK" 6210 Kimbwk oikn so Chester "SMOOTH AS SILK" Morris "CIoe Call for Boston Blackie" Also Hoy Rogers "Cowboy and the Renorlta" SCARLET HORSfMAN" A BUGS BUNNY Yvonne DeCarla Rod Cameron tvwiioa Lfevariv m.u YORK 'COOL! 1.NUS1D BEBCMAM OKEOORV PECK. "SPELl.HC-t SW L)I 1 TV IV i.

oo. Judy Garland I Hfj I fa I LHII I III "Salome. Where She Danced" j-jj-ifaa, fcmw'aaV' -n- Hamniii jjlaiaiial "THK ttARVEY OIHLS Technicolor Also AHHOTTAt COSTELLO "LITTLE 1ANT I Ak sc men JUAIVIZi HI MPHKEY BOO ART KJKJ Color raturtie. "NACtiHTT NAMLTTK" VXZXA PARK MiriUCCT (Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake rfllUrfCOl '-LIEE WITH BLONDIE" Op.

1:30 A III COND. Humphrey MAPniTFTTF e3rlJ Kedzle Abbott and lllrtlXUL I AtiCoslello. "LITTLE GIANT" Carole Landis. Wm. Oarfran 'Habind Green Lichts CARTOON Show, June I5th, SIVY TICKETS NOW! Deanna Durtiin, Franrhot Tws WINDSOR i ion ANN SH EHI DAN, "IT ALL CAMFJTRfE" VAN JOHNSON.

"BOKN FOR TKOLBLE" "OUTLAWS OF ROCKIES" A CARTOON Bogart. "IT ALL CAME THUlfi" ABBOTT AND COSTELLO "LITTLE GIANT" "BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS" HARPER CAROLE LANDIS, And Van Johnson "BORN FOB TROUBLE" AYE MA RLDW "THE SPIDER" and the lL.L.rIU -BECAUSE OP HIM" J. Weissmulier "Tarran and tha Leopard Woraaa" LOMBARD TOWNS "TARZAN 8:30 ruzrvi' Leopard Woman" T17 West Sheridan Boad BEHIND GREEN LIG HT3" Carols Landls UVnC DIDIY Dana Andrews, Richard Conta. ESSEX HARVARD 3rd-Harvard Open 12:45 p.m. "HARVEY GIRLS" Marsha Bunt.

John Carroll. "A Letter tog Brio" (Just East of Broadway at S000 Korthl HIULrHIIA "WALK IN THE SUN" IN GLORIOUS TTCHNICOI.O DUPAGE PrNTIIDV 1421 w- Madliwn Features CCll 1 UA1 Jack Oakie. "On Stage Everybody" SfjKiST PARK Judy Oarland. "HARVEY OIRL Edvard Persson "SUN OVEH KLABA" plua "WE HOME TOILEBS" Onena 'Xifa 111 John Wayne. "Lawless Frontier" 'Uabby' Hayes rm n.TV Van Johnstt Open FORESTS KEN SNAFrT" VETtA TAOPR JVf.r KJ i.iirTf nrivri Carole Landls.

-BEHIND CBEFN UCBTa" GLEN ELLYN with ww.iuiii IJKAD END KIDS, "KEKP KM fH'OGING" S-S-JJ-Vyil I "Born for Trouble" IT. Bogarl 1:30 CAL0 540 N. CLARK ST. OPEN 1:30 BEHIND OBERN LIGHTS" In Color. Kay Franrla.

l'aul Kelly, "Allotment Wlras" Hume jsnn r-enrinan jt CAM TKLK Judy Jolai 4 CTAD 24i wBur "Letter for Evie A 0 that the was to blame for her husband's coldness. Ana's doctor told her how wives often risk married happiness by careless, "now-and-then" feminine hypiene methejds. He advised using Lysol disinfectant for downing always. Cleanses thoroughly. Deodorizes.

A proved perm-killer far more dependable than salt, soda, or ther botnerasde solutions. Yet so gentle for douching, it jron't harm sensitive vaginal tissues just follow easy directions. More women use Lysol for feminine hygiene than any other method. Try it. Cronyn Judy r.arland.

John Ilodlak. "The II array Qlrla" Oarland Bmllak LIL FACE" Preston Foster JN COLOR THE HARVEY GIRLS" CM John Hodlsk. Judy Oarland ln Coa ULLil "TUP HARVET C.IRLS" Carole Landls. Oarssn "Behind Oraati Llghta" HINSDALE OIBJCflAI Enoy smgla Feature ta) CTJTC 11020 Air Condltlnned Betty Hutton. 111 Li S.

Mirh. B. Fitzgerald. "Stork Club" William Oargan, Jiancy Kelly 'Folloiv that Worn an' Tom Brenneman, 'Brenkrajt In Hollywood" 3 Cart. ROSEWOOD 3rth-HALSTKD OPEN 1:00 Kay Franc, ''Allotment Wivw" Arthiir "Lite with RAM0VA Pftnny Htngleton.

KBNT TAYT.OH i Smooth as Silk" Cronhy, Hope. Lamour, "BOAD TO LTOPIA" VIItiilMA GKKY PflR A I 5th-Clro Open 6:00 Free Parking Op. 5:30 In Terhnlrolor. Judy Garland. John Ilodlak.

"THE HARVEY GIRLS" RITZ AIR COND. 9150, Comm. RIDGE COMMERCIAL jCroahy. Lamatte Hnpa. 'Hoad to I a 4( CALIFORNIA JTDY GARLAND "HARVEY G1KLS 3434 W.

"(iih Abbott and Costello. "LITTLE GIANT" 1550 DEVON Op. 1:30 New Show Blrhard CONTE "THE SPIDEB" Coftello, L-I-T-T-L-E G-I-A-N-T" Janet Hlalr. Ho Rirhard Conta. "THE SPIDER" 'TARS and SPARS" "LIFE with BLONDIE" Ahhntt Ar Wm.

Gargan, Carol Landls. 'Behind Green Lights' J. Carroll A Ot :0. Maa-sha Hunt, 1162 K. 3rd Bt OPEN 12:30 Carole Lanills.

"Behind Omen fiwlello. "I.1TTI.K GIANT" HEIGHTS ARLmr.TO' "HARVEY GIRLS" Jt'DY OARLAND JOHN WODIAK DOWNERS GROVE IEX t.lrht." Ahholt DELUXE 1141 Wilson JLDY OAKLAND "THE HARVKY iIRLS" Also 2S71 W. Carmak Bna "Life With Binnille Hi? UCDUVM OP- 145 Last Faat. 10:10 O-VIV l.lTT III 1NOR1D BEBOMAN Gregory Perl' In HltrtMwtra "SPEU.HOlND" LA GRANGE MARSHALL SQ lor Eiie" Also "TAIt.AN t. IV.

"A LMtnr Landls. Wm. Gargan, "Behind Oraen Lights" always AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN" NEW MENACKIC KORV FOB TROUBLE" VAN JOHNCON, For Feminine Hygiene use I SSC6 W. Madison i Op. "ALONO CAME JONES" friETa ALEX SUN imH MORSE John Wayne Vera Hruha Balsinn.

"STAOKCOACH" TIV0LI "Spellbound ingrid Kmnai raaar aaat oisney rraiure 1 Advertise in The Tribune flarv Cooper. L. t'ung. YJLkJ LA GRANGE 1 TNOHID RfHC.MAN Gregory Jpeds ta aitcboock UPELLBOL'ND" Laaa A ti Mm Ox i 1 S. Went "Xwin Beds'' Als Uaria Mootii.

rrsitoo Tost. Lire WITH VLOHDSM at "Uns Conlassioa." AIM Ann Miliar, "SAD US AS A LADX" O. Brant,.

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