The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 17

SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1938 GET ALL READY FOR WEEK'S FUN WITH HOLDEN CO. Great Interest li evidenced by devotee of the legitimate, theatre in the city, in the John Holden Player production of the famous melodrama Our Nell, or The Villian Still Pursued Her, which la the presentation at the Dominion theatre all next week. Amongst the classic of the Eng 1 1st speaking stage. Our Nell, or The Villian Still Puriued Her holds eminence akin to, East Lynne, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and Ten Night In a Bar Room. Mr.

Holden promises a produc tion faithful in every detail to the glamorous age of the theatre which, our grandparents knew and loved. The Dominion theatre next week will present a perfect recreation of Tony Pastor's famous playhouse and the Columbian theatre of P. T. Barnum which flourished In the eighties and nineties, long before the movie palaces dimmed the glory of the speaking stage in America. From front to back of the house the atmosphere will be reminiscent of the old days; the dresses, the flags and bunting, the candy butchers and song bopk dispensers will all be on deck while on the stage the acting, the costuming and singe sellings and indeed, the play will awaken In many hearts the romance, the laughter and the tears of earlier generations of theatre goers.

Our Nell, or The Villain SHU Pursued Her, introduces a galaxy of characters that are sure fire theatre even today. The heroine and the hero command the voci ferlous commendation of every audience and likewise, the dastardly Intrigue and plotting of the deep dyed villain, whose nefarious plans happily come to naught in the end, will be followed with hisses and boos today as in the days of our grandparents. Along with the play which unfolds a story of intense heart In terest and humor, the members of the company will be seen In a pleasing program of variety specialties such as enraptured the theatre goers of the nineties. Another feature of next week's presentation will be the magnificent musical program of the songs and melodies of yesteryear, which will assuredly arouse a wealth of tender recollections In every audience. Our Nell, or The Villain Still Pursued Her.

runs for one week only and patrons will he wise in securing their seats early for this extraordinary attraction at the Dominion theatre. I REDUCED CITY BUDGET WINDSOR, Ont. Reduction on the city budget effected by council session will total 1130.770, the city treasurer announced. HONOR ABORIGINES MELBOURNE Five new flying boats for the Australian English airmails are to be given aboriginal names. FIRST PROVINCE America' most widely publicized penitentiary, that Big Rock situated in the chill waters of San Francisco Bay, is brought to the motion picture acreen for the first time in Alcatraz Island, a thrilling melodrama which Warner Bros, present for lis local premiere at the Province theatre for the week commencing on Monday.

Grim but fascinating is this story of men who live outside the law, and of the men whose duty it Is to apprehend and convict them, Every moment Is loaded with thrills a this drama move swiftly to an unexpected and exciting climax. But Alcatraz Island is more than a story of crime vs. law and order. It also carries a splendid human story of love both romantic and parental and of exciting adventure on the mainland. John Lit el is seen in the principal role in this picture, which is offered by an all tar cast.

Special attention, too, is paid to the scenic features of the tale. The added attractions will include Over the Goal, In which June Travis and Gordon Oliver share the honors, and several first run featurettes. Victoria the Great Com To the Otborne For Week Victoria the Great, with lovely Anna Neagle in the name part, Anton Walbrook as the Prince Consort, and a host of outstanding players seen as the principal figures who played Important parts In the major events of the Jong reign of Britain's greatest queen, comes to the Osborne for a week's engagement opening on Monday. This production thrilled all who saw it when it had its first run at the Metropolitan a few weeks ago, and its showing In the Osborne Is It second Winnipeg appearance. While the earlier sequences of the long pcture are In black and white, gorgeous Technicolor is employed in the glorious scenes attendant upon Victoria's jubilee and the result Is a wonderful pageant which Impresses all who witness it.

Victoria the Great should do capacity business at the Osborne. Shirley Temple Today At College In Heidi Shirley Temple and Jean Her sholt. come to the College today, Monday and Tuesday, in Heidi, one of Shirley's newest and most appealing pictures. As a companion feature, Edward Arnold will be seen in Blossoms on Broadway. George Sanders and Dolores del Rio in Lancer Spy, and Jack Haley, Edward Everett" Horton In the comedy, Danger, Love at Work, will be seen on the midweek double hill from Wednesday to Friday, inclusive.

On Saturday next the Rilz brothers in Life Begins in College, and Warner Oland in his mystery tale, Charlie Chan on Broadway, will open a three days' engage mnt. OF THI tTXTT s. NEW DIAL frffi SEE The ruthlti iniwsr te sjanglsnd's reckless challtngt! Set why every crook livtt in ftar of ALCATRAZ! ADDED SHORTS Merrie Melodie LEON NAVARO ORCHESTRA (Adult) EVEN INC Via 25c MONDAY KEEP 0BT! This Means the World! i mm i il i u.i hi Nobody but the toughest convicts and their double tough wardens can pass the bullet guarded gates of the world's most mysterious prison! Nobody else knows what happens on the forbidding Rock" I BARRED TO THE WORLD! world wants to see Warner Bros, thrill the with th startling drama of America's most famous prison! EVERY CELL HOLDS A PUBLIC ENEMY FOR KEEPS! EVEHY MINUTE NEW THRILL HOLDS A FOR YOU. ADDED COMEDY FEATURE UNE TRAVIS "OVER THE COAL" The icture the COMC TO THE MATINEES AND SAVEI MATINEE 15e STARTS FIRST SHOWING OF THRILLER AT THE PROVINCE NOVELTY WIRE ACT TOPS BILL AT THE BEACON From Cincinnati outstanding vaudeville acts will come to Winnipeg today, to form the principal attraction at the Beacon theatre for the coming week. The troupe will be headed by Pat and Willa LeVola, presenting an act which has won popularity all over the continent.

The LeVolas combine a high class wire act with an equally fine exhibition of juggling and are sure to creat an Impression. Claire Lacey, billed as the dancing divinity, will offer a varied dancing number that is expected to prove highly pleasurable a it will be presented with gorgeou costumes and special stage effects. Lovers of music will he intrigued and entertained by Sharps and Flats, offering a dual accordeon number which is bound to make a hit. Ben and Bob, clever acrobats and hand balancers will complete the program, while Florence Court, the local girl who has scored as Mistress of Ceremonies this week will again officiate in that capacity. Good music, too, will be provided by Bill Moore and the Beacon' justly celebrated stage band.

Bill has two novelty numbers for the coming week, one with comedy effect that will surprise his hearers. Screen feature today, Sunday midnight, Monday and Tuesday will be Swing High, Swing Low, in which Fred MacMurray and Carole Lombard are co starred, and The Bengal Tiger, a Barton MacLane feature. Wednesday, Thursday and Frl dv, Kenny Baker, Alice Brady and others will be seen in Mr. Dodd Takes the Air, and The Man Who Found Himself, with John Beale and Joan Fontaine. Famout Screen Start Are Starred in Fox Feature The stars of The Good Earth, and Captains Courageous, respectively are united in Big City, which opens today for a week's run at the Fox theatre, with Luise Rainer and Spencer Tracy co starred for the first time.

The new picture presents a cross section of American metropolitan life, with Tracy as a New York City taxlcab driver becomes Involved in a war between rival taxicab companies, and Miss Rainer, as his immigrant wife whom he barely saves from depor tation. The veteran character star, Charles Grapewin, heads the large and brilliant supporting cast and i a highlight of the picture is the I appearance in a realistic free for all street battle sequence of such noted names of the sport world as Jack Dempsey, James J. Jeffries, Jimmy McLarnln, Maxie Rosenbloom, Jim Thorpe, Frank Wykoff, Jackie Fields, Man Mountain Dean, Bull Montana and other athletes. One of the picture's scenes is laid in Jack Dempsey's Restaurant, the famous gathering place of sports relebrities having been copied to the last detail. The companion picture for the week will be Dangerously Yours, In which Cesar Romero and Phylli Brooks are co starred, A Star it Born to Open Today at Valour Theatre That gorgeous Technicolor production, "A Star is Born," with Fredric March and Janet Gaynor In the lead roles, comes to the Valour theatre as the feature attraction today, Monda yand Tuesday.

So much has already been written about this picture that it is only necessary to say here that it is one of the finest features ever to come from Hollywood and should be seen by all. The companion attraction on the same program will he the comedy, "Two Wise Maids," in which Allison Skipworth and Polly Moran provide the fun. Wednesday to Friday will bring the historical success. "Mary of Scotland," with Katharine Hepburn as the tumultous Mary and Fredric March in the leading male role. On the same program.

Warren Hull and Patricia Ellis will offer, "Rhythm In the Clouds." Bijou Hat Robinton In Thunder In The City Edward G. Robinson is starred In Thunder the City, a story of adventure in New York, which forms the feature at the Bijou theatre for the current week. From A iiuiini luurH in fiiue vnisnLi jvij. Robinson has never made a poor picture, and In this he has a role which suits him to a tee. Thunder in the City is tense drama, ao, appropriately enough, the added picture on the program.

Dance Charlie Dance, is a comedy' in which Stuart Erwin has the leading role. The Erwin brand of i characterization is always popular, i and this picture is no exception to that rule. Pictures of the Louis Mann fight I make up what is practically a third feature at the Biiou, while a car 1 toon and the news reel will complete a strong hill. Jean Harlow at Tower In Her First Picture The picture wnlch made a star nf Jean Harlow. "Hell's Angels." comes to the Tower theatre as the I feature attraction for today, Mon day and Tuesday.

This is a dis ttnetly fine picture and in it Miss Harlow shows much promise nf the ability which later raised her to the pinnacle of screen fame. The companion attraction for the same three days will he the Booth Tark ington story, "Penrod and Sam," with Billy Mauch in the leading role. From Wednesday to Friday, inclusive, the Tower will hae Mar lene Dietrich and Robert Donat in their new picture "Knights Without Armor." They are seen in most attractive roles in this. "Portia on Trial." the Faith Baldwin story, will alo be presented and there "ill he a Charlie McCarthy single reel featurette. i THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE PAGE 17 jv 1 1 OUR NELL: The title role In this rip snorting drama of other day, to be presented by the Holden Players at the Dominion theatre next week, will be taken by that charming little trooper, BABS HITCHMANN.

True to old time dramatic form, Bahs' life will be in peril through most of the three acts, so her many friends will wish her well while enjoying her acting, PLAYHOUSE HAS JAMES DUNN IN PERSONAL ACT Winnipeg will welcome the, return of James (Jimmy) Dunn to the stage of the Playhouse theatre starting Sunday midnight. He will present an act especially written for hi personal appearance here, also the doctor's scene from Bad Girl. Many Winnipeg tock goer will recall Jimmy's engagement here a a juvenile lead with the old Permanent Player in 1929, at which time he was a great favorite. Some of the plays, of outstanding calibre at that time, In whirh he appeared were Kongo, Trial of Mary Dugan, The Wooden Kimona, Interference, and Is That So. Recently Mr.

Dunn corripleted a picture In Hollywood for RKO called Love in a Basement. After his run in Winnipeg he is returning to Hollywood to itar in another picture. The Goraon Mantell Dancer are this season's gift In the way of thrilling dancing. Their act applies so mucl entertainment pressure, that the oh's and ah's forthcoming in any audience will certainly be duplicated here. Pep Rodney and Joe Gould, In Exponents of Laffs, are two boyish comedians who rank high.

Their comedy and dances, presented in an original style, are real bull eyes. Ted Lester, The Musical Man, presents a musical act, with originality and dexterity. He plays 12 different Instruments. The Variety Boys present a comedy act which will take any where. This act should prove a stinger In the side of already hila rious mirth.

The screen offering is Lady Be. have, starring Salley Eilers, Neil Hamilton and Grant Mitchell. Accompanying the picture 1 a variety of selected shorts. Sonja Henie in On Thin Ice Comet to Starland Sonja Heinie's picture. On Thin Ice, presenting the skating star in any number of delightful scenes on skates, and figuring in a romantic story, with Tyrone Power is the current attraction at the Starland theatre.

It opened on Friday before rapacity audiences and made a distinct hit. It will continue up to and including Thursday of the coming week. An altogether gay and thrilling vehicle, with an abundance of fine musical numbers, this production presents'such entertainers as Arthur Treacher, Raymond Walburn and Joan Davis in the cast, with Sig Rumann, Leah Ray, Maurice Cass, George Givot and others providing special numbers of much interest. It Is an altogether satisfying opportunity to see the world's greatest ice star in action. The companion plelure will present that great actor, Peter Lorre, in his new mystery picture, Thank You Mr.

Moto, in which he introduces a new and fascinating screen character. Next Friday Deanna Durbin comes to the Starland in her new picture, 100 Men and a Girl, an occasion whirh is bound to be of much interest. James Dunn and May Clark On Screen at the DeLuxe James Dunn and May Clark are to he seen at the De Luxe theatre today, Monday and Tuesday in "Hearts in Bondage, one of Mr. Dunn's best pictures. It is a romance with a touch of comedy and the role allotted to the star Is of the type which he plays with particular acceptance.

On the same program Johnny Weismuller and Maureen O'Sullivan will be co starred In "Tartan Escapes." Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will bring the romance comedy "There Goes My Girl," with Gene Raymond and Ann sothern in the lead roles. A powerful feature on this program will be the action picture, "Behind the Headlines." In which Lee Tiacy will be seen In the character of a successful lawyer who finds himself Involved In tragedy. It is a particularly strong picture. A TWO CUN HEART Ort Inr Loving! One for Fighting! VIRGINIA BRUCE DENNIS O'KEfll Jnaaph Callaia Lawla Stona Ouy TODAY at 11.0V 1.45. 4.40.

M5, Muni And Rainer Bring The Good Earth To Park The Good Earth, one of the finest pictures of the year, on which Paul Muni and Louise Rainer are co starred, will be the feature at the Park theatre for the first half of the week. The given by these stars In this picture are unforgettable and have won for them the highest acclaim everywhere. On the same program, Palsy Kelly will be seen In her comedy. Hill Tillies. Dinnerware will be given to ladies.

Thursday to Saturday Joe E. Brown in Riding on Air will provide comedy, while Margaret Lindsay will star in the dramatic attraction, Song of the City. A Dionne quintuplet film, a Popeye cartoon and a color feature will also be shown. Thursday will be gift night. Power And Loretta Young Headlined Today At Furby Tyronne Power and Loretta Young are featured in Second Honeymoon which will be the headline attraction at the Furby theatre for th first half of the week.

This la a romantic comedy drama in which both atar are cast to advantage. The companion picture, Fit for a King, star Joe E. Brown and will provide comedy In his best vein. The latter half of the week James Dunn, will be seen in Living on uv. Mr.

uunn will be In the city on a personal appearance I 1 mr oh i.uye aiiorns an uirvi i umiy iu ate? nun on me screen. As a second picture on the program The Thrill of a Lifetime will be offered. This stars Olivia de Haviland and Ian Hunter. Die Powell for the Timet With The Singing Marine Dick Powell brings The Singing Marine to the Time theatre for three day commencing today, and the engagement is expected to prove a popular one a Powell i seen and heard to great advantage in this presentation. The companion picture for the three day is The Longest Night.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the Time will offer another good double bill. You Can't Buy Luck, an Interesting modern tale, is presented by an outstanding cast, while Romance In Paris, the companion picture ha Constance Bennett as the leading lady with completely capable support. On Saturday the Romantic comedy, Call It a Day, and the action picture. Blazing Sixes, will open a three days' engagement. Colman at Wonderland In Prisoner of Zenda One of Ronald Colman's best pictures.

The Prisoner of Zenda, In which Madeleine Carroll has the female lead, and Douglas Fair hanks, is seen as Rupert of Hent7.au, is the attraction at the Wonderland theatre today and Monday. Colman, of course, plays the dual role which is the central figure in the story. The production is an excellent one and should please Wonderland patrons. Blondo Trouble, co starrlg Johnny Downs and Eleanore Whitney, is added. Tuesday to Thursday the Won derland has booked the successful feature, High Wide and Hand some, with the romantic When Love Is Young, added.

i On Friday, Dick Powell in Varsity Show, and the Jones Family in Big Business, will open a three days' engagement. Edmund Lowe In Etpionage Featured At The Rialto The Rialto theatre today, Monday and Tuesday will present Edmund Lowe in Espionage, a drama, of international Intrigue and of the; type In which Lowe excels. Com 1 edy on the same program will be provided by Joe E. Brown in Rid ing on Air, this completing double bill which should suit all patrons of all classes. Wednesday.

Thursday and Friday Joseph Calllea will be starred In the modern dramatic success, A Man of the People, and will be supported by an outstanding cast. Booth Tarkington'e story, Pen rod and Sam, will also be presented, with Billy Mauch, the clever lad who starred in The Prince and the Pauper, in the leading role. ATLANTIC UNITED PLANS 3 ACT PLAY Atlantic Avenue United young people will present the three act comedy drama, Civil Service, by Walter Ben Hare, March 8. under direction of Joseph Sneddon. The story tells how a reformed criminal, played by Bert Gray, shoulders the blame when his son, a civil servant, who believes him dead, commits a mail robbery.

Disney Mclvor play the son, while Thora Clawson is his sweetheart. The east includes Dave Kemp, Kenneth Smith, Edgar: Wild. William Ingram. Beuy Davie, Edna Ingram, Janet Men zies and Shirley Burns. READY AND WAITING General Lud wig Jan Kre.lcl, Chechoslovakian army head, told i the press that should Czecho 1 Slovakia be I suddenly in vaded by Ger many, his coun try is prepared to defend itself while Its allies are mobilizing to come to lis a I a c.

against the Krejei Nazi troops. uno A Marry Riot of Comcdyl OLAOVt GfORQE FRANCHOT TONE "LOVE IS A HEADACHE" TEO HE A LEY MICKEY ROONEY FRANK MORGAN At S.IO. 11. J4. I.1S.

6.10, a. OS. Kittti 10.J0 asaiaWl is VOGUES OF 1938 TO OPEN MONDAY AT THE UPTOWN One of the most sumptous of screen productions, in which the ladies have an opportunity to revel in the style delights of the day Vogues of 1938, to be shown as the feature at the Uptown theatre the first half of the week. In this production Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett have the leading roles and develop fascinating romance. A great attraction, too, is the scenes in the fashionable costuming establishment In which many beautiful style parades are staged.

On the same program Claire Trevor will be seen in the romance, Big Town Girl, a picture in which she excels. The latter half of the week will bring two of the recent screen winners. Wells Fargo is one of the most Interesting of films with an historical background dealing with the foundation of the pony express and its development into a great transportation servire. Joel McCrea and Bob Burns have Important role. The companion picture will be Green Light, in which Erroll Flynn 1 itarred in a mo dern character.

ROXY Virginia Bruce Virginia Bruce and Franchot Tone have the leading roles in Between Two Women, a fascinating screen production booked for th Roxy for the first half of the week. This picture has exercised a great appeal on patrons of all classes, but is particularly popular with the ladies. It tells an interesting tale and is well presented. The same program will contain the comedy, This Way Please, in which Mary Livingstone makes her screen debut In an Important part. The latter half of the week will be featured by the showing of Soul At Sea, co starring Gary Cooper and George Raft, with Love In a Bungalow a the com panion picture.

ROSE That merry revue picture, Pick a Mar, wherein atar of screen and radio, headed by Jack Haley com bine to provide first class entertainment, will head the double bill at the Rose theatre, Monday, Tues day and Wednesday. Coupled with it will be The Road Back, one of the most gripping of post war stories, Interpreted by an all star cast. The latter half of the week will see Robert Taylor and Eleanor Powell In action In Broadway Melody, with The Devil's Playground, an action production, on the same program. PLAZA Stella Dallas, with Barbara Stanwyck starred and John Boles and Ann Shirley in featured role, opens a three days' engagement at GAEIEIICE TODAY (Gen.) "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE" WITH MELVYN DOUGLAS 12 to 2 2 to 6 15c 1 25c 1 35c NEXT FRIDAY 'DEAD END1 AIR CONDITIONED IBeacoK MAIN ST. AT RUPERT STARTS ALL STAR ACTS Assisted by BEACON STACE BAND 2 SEASON'S BIG SCREEN SHOWS Carole LOMBARD Fred MeMURRAY Dorothy LAM0UR "SWING HIGH cwriuf i faui TT A uvn Barton McLEAN.

una TRAVIS IN I Adultl I BENGAL TIGER1! Ji Sunday Midnight Show STAGE AND SCREEN AS ABOVE ADULTS TO aal ATaf SATURDAYS 0t PM Clti HOLIDAYS AJC T0 5 M. IBIElBlBlir IS p(BIit Pii (r. 1CKJ Joe E. Brown Cuy KIBBEt Flortnc RICE "Riding on Air" Edmund LOWE Mad, a EVANS 'Espionage" (AduM SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW I5e 23t TODAY alV I 1 I ROM Cincinnati I ji the Plaza theaire today and Is certain to attract much attention as it has been an outstanding success on its first appearances. Tuesday to Thursday Joan Crawford, Franchot Tone and Robert Young will be seen In The Bride Wore Red, a modern romance, with the stirring story, Let Them Live, as a companion attraction.

On Saturday next Jack Benny and a host of assisting artists will offer Artists and Models, and Jane Withers will be seen in Angel's Holiday. a PALACE Wife, doctor and nurse, with Warner Baxter in the role of a fashionable surgeon and Virginia Bruce and Loretta Young as the women in his life, Is one of the most fascinating of screen presentations. It is the main attraction at the Palace theatre for the first half of the week, with Men in Blue showing on th same program. The latter half of the week, Barbara Stanwyck' great presentation of Stella Dallas will be the feature picture. The action tale.

Thunder Trail, will also be offered, of the age. The Bride Wore Red It Feature at Arlington The Bride Wore Red, with Joan Crawford a the bride and Franchot Tone and Robert Young as the men in her life, is attracting much attention at the Arlington where it i featured today and Monday. An excellent picture, this affords Mis Crawford an outstanding opportunity. On the same program Leo Carillo is starred in Hotel Haywire. From Tuesday to Thursday, Joe Penner, Parkyakarkus, Harriet Hil llard and Milton Berle will offer the fun success.

New Fares of 1937, with Francis Drake in the thriller, Midnight Taxi, the added attraction. Opening next Friday, for three day, the Rltz Brothers, and a strong supporting company, Including Alice Fay and Don Ameche, will offer You Can Have Everything, and Spanky MacFarlane will star In General Spanky, Exclutive Opent At The Kings Theatre on Monday Exclusive, a particularly fine newspaper feature, with Fred MacMurray and Charles Ruggles LAST TIMES TOOAYI Tha ami Brothara "LIFE BEOINS IN COLLEGE" (Adultl Alt "London by Night" STARTS MONDAY prV JKEl' jfaVvV THEIR LOVE 2 I NEW UfrA AOAIN VVJ 1 And thia i I Hmi tbiy I maan wttd I If haartal V1T "'1 1 TYRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG Second ADDED Jo E. Irown "PIT POR A KING" (Adultl iOA ura 1 to ro" iNf" NOI alt Thl viB'(jui" Lt Complete Show "Little Cllr' bmnrfrd htiuiy O'vta a bine into of red Mooded love? AODID VToAl I pm, JAdulO ZZ" I Ail UZW. lliri 1 Stuart Erwin in Loun Mann 'Dane Chart. Fiffht Danct Cartoon Ntwe HUMANIST SOCIETY "Will Germany Grab Czechoslovakia?" Lecture by M.

CAUVIN Dominion Theatre Sunday Evening at 7.30 Qnrmuny ia tf conouer CttM invakia. Biit Italy. Great Brttam. Rutin, are Ir.trtitri1 i th Cf Hoiir.ve tten tipmnzr ecy. Whe are thr Are we nad fr either world war? In distinctively good roles, will be the principal attraction at the Kings theaire, St.

James, for the first half of the week. On the same program Ann Dvorak and John Lytcll will be seen in the action story, Midnight Court. Monday is gift nipht, and dinnerware will be given on Tuesday and Wed ncday. The Toast of New York, in which Edward Arnold Is seen a Jim Fishe, will be the feature for the latter hr.lf of the week. Cary Grant, Frances Farmer and Jack Oakie are also cast in this presentation.

The companion picture will be Roll Along Cowboy, with Smith Bellew starred. Enamelware on Thursday and Friday evenings. TODAY! Hear Rudolf Friml's Greatest Songs! 'Sympathy' I Adora You1 A WomntTi Kilt" TODAY OPEN 1 P.M. (OttMrsl) Detnna DURBIN "100 M1N AND A CIRLn with LnpoI jleawtkl Adolph MttthtU iKttd (hart utlett TODAY OPIN 1 P.M. (Adultl arbara STANWYCK John BOL( in "STELLA DALLAS' Other Stikjacrs, Court 2 ACE HITS! 15C.T;.

SPENCER TRACY LUISE RAINER IN "BIG CITY" HIT NO. fA.4ult) "DANCIROUSIY YOUR." CESAR StOMiao rj rWEK TO THI LADII HA a VIST. OEM (NAMfLWAftl TODAY TO P.M. MIDNITE SHOW SUNDAY u'i a i viJ 2 Grand Hits! 4 Co Tin I a.m. SONIA HENIE TYRONE POWER "THIN ICE" MIT NO.

I (Adult) PITCSt LORPtt "Thank You. Mr. Mot1 SUNDAY MIDNITE SHOW Onon iivai cr Church 1 p.m. hlrly Tarn ola Jain Harahsrt In "HEIDI" (General) Edward Arnold Shlrla Roa "ILOSSOMS ON BROADWAY" ROXY MntrM and Handaraon Hlghwu Ranald Madalain Douglaa Colman Carroll Palrbanka. "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA" A4M "ELEPHANT BOY" (Adult) PALACE talklrk at Powara (Adult) ALICC RITZ DON FAY BROS.

AMECHl 'YOU CANT HAVE EVERYTHING' PETER LORRE VIRGINIA FIELD' "THINK PAST, MR. MOTO" nnfilP. aaraant at Cent. waw i Arlinston 1 to 12 o.m. thlrlty TEMPLE Victor McL AQLBN "WEI WILLIE WINKII" Warran WILLIAM Lawla STONE Ir "OUTCAST" (General! PLAZA Tacha Com.

from 1I.S0 Rarhara STANWYCK John Ann BOLE SHIRLEY "STELLA DALLAS" (Adult) Alan VARIETY SELECTEO SHORTS Wonderland OPtN 1 TO 11, SO Hnnalrj Calmarv Mdlin Carroll "THE PRISONER OP ZENDA" Johnny DOWNS Elaanor WHITNEY "BLOND TROUBLE" (Adultl CRESCENT "V.m. WALLACE ELIZABETH WARNER BEERY ALLAN BAXTER "SLAVE SHIP" (Adult) Brian DONLEVY Ror.halli HUDSON "BORN RECKLESS" am rot poioriao Jnt OAYNOR a redne MARCH "A STAR IS BORN" (lr Tflchnleoior, AH iter Skipworth Morin "TWO WISE MAIDS" Adult) Free GUnwiri to Ladiei lo A p.m. TaJa LAST TIME IklalUll TODAY (Qtnaral) KENNY BAKER "Mr. Dodd Takes the Air" ANE WITHERS "ANCEL'S HOLIDAY" Krnny UAMiM AMcfl 6HUY "MR. DODD TAKES THE AIR Patay KELLY LAUREL HARDY "PICK A STAR" OPEN AT 1.

CONTINUOUS 15C 10 6 Lflt snow 9. tO nartl) TODAY OPEN P.M. (Ad JAMES DUNN "HEARTS IN BONDAGE" JOHNNY WEISMULLER MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN "TARZAN ESCAPES" TOWER MOUNTAIN at McGREOOR (Adult) JEAN HARLOW In "HELL'S ANGELS" BILLY MAUCH in "PENROD AND SAM" Ltrvea And ft. Puni Away" JI A.