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I -a- PART1 1 5 I Parade, Game JENNIE TOUREL GIVES BRILLIANT CONCERT AND FILM Color Film Due Marking the first practical step toward the issuance of newsreels entirely in color, Warners Hollywood, and Wiltern theaters will exhibit for the first time color films of the Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl Fight Story Spotlights Young Star BY JOHN L. SCOTT Mischievous Mickey Rooney, cinema prankster de luxe, does a complete turnabout in his latest picture, portraying the title role Ka a. III THUIK WH rmm IM WO UBIO HCHItf ing material she chose to present. Few singers are aware of even the existence of such composers as Garat and Monsigny, yet the "Dans le Printemps" and "Ari-ette de la Vielle" of these two ancients provided Miss Tourel with delightful moments. And even a music critic had to jog LosZnscltsCimes 2 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1 948 game next Friday.

ROSALIND RUSSELL MICHAEL REDGRAVE RAYMOND MASSEY'KATINA PAXINOU LEO GENN'KIRK DOUGLAS i EUGENE O'SEILL'S MOURNING BECOMES of "Killer McCoy," a rough, tough With special co-operation ty Cinecolor, a schedule was laid out for speed-record processing, editing, titling and narration, with the Warner studio shorts department handling the latter phases. Narrators are Art Gil-more and Don Otis. his memory to recall that Mozart Dietrich to Do French Production Sans Gabin BY EDWIV SCHALLERT As soon as "Foreism Affair" at Paramnunt ELECTRA HkNAHCI COItXN a HtMIT MUtl tnthni Dinati DUDLEY tUCHOLS IfK lene Dietrich will be en route to France by slow stages and on ft ft 2nd WEEK! amvai mere wiu prepare tor ner Parisian picture, which is to be called "Le Ble en Herbe." It will be produced by Films Le Mai and will be directed by Anton Lara, who made "The Devil No Advgnc in Prieei -3 Pianist to Feature Numbers by Bach J. S. Bach's "Organ Prelude In Minor" -and "Chromatic Fan-taisie and Fuga" will be featured by Guiomar Novaes in her piano recital at the Wilshire Ebell Theater next Sunday night.

Chopin's "Sonata in Flat Minor" and specially selected items by Debussy and Villa-Lo-bos also have been announced. as in. Regardless of all the rumors, it is understood that Jean Gabin will not be a star in -Le Ble en Herbe," which is a biographical type of story derived from the life of Collette, the French writer. On the way to Europe Mirlene will snend some timp in Ktw York. tnivmal lnirmaumal prtstnU A NUNNAIXY JOHNSON PRODUCnON WILLIAM POWELL ella'raines AILEEN VHELAH lAY COUtr afk PETER UNO HAVE CHARLES MacARTJUUR 0 Hit m.

PmmmmMrm CEORCE S. KAUFMAN After the French feature she is likely to return to Hollywood for 1 T- 2nd FEATURE United Artists Culver CHARLIE CHAN iR "Thi Chines Rll" Monogram Picture Fox Ritz Iris Studio City Weedy WsttfpMktr Tttlnlctler Carton kid from the tenements who blasts his way to the top of the fight game with a flicking left and a lethal right hand. If the Academy ever decides to award an Oscar for pure versatility in acting, the young star should win in a walk. He's a phenomenon. Rooney dominates "Killer McCoy," which would be just another entry in the current cycle of behind-the-scene fight films without him, even with fine supporting performances by James Dunn, Brian Donlevy, Ann Blyth, Sam Levene and others taken into consideration.

As in other recent productions, "Killer McCoy." which opened yesterday Fox Wilshire, Los Angeles and Egyptian theaters, treats of the seamy side of prizefighting, namely "the big-money gambling which accompanies this sport. Racket Discovered When McCoy reaches the "big time" after a series of quick knockouts on tour, he finds that his drunken father (James Dunn.) ex-vaudeville dancer, has sold his contract to Jim Caighn (Donlevy.) a powerful gambler. The latter keeps this connection a secret, bets heavily on McCoy, whom the sports writers say is a fighter with a left hand only, and wins when the "Killer" always BY ALBERT GOLDBERG If we were a musical sheriff we would take all singing students and a good many who consider themselves beyond the student stage by the ear and plant them in the front row of a recital by Jennie Tourel. They might not learn the things they ought to learn even then singers are like that but there could be no better example of the widely art of giving a song recital. Miss Tourel's appearance in Philharmonic Auditorium last night was notable for a variety of reasons.

It started precisely on the dot and we observed no rioting by latecomers. It gave the hackneyed repertoire of the average singer a wide berth, yet it was of unflagging interest. It was in five languages possibly six, our ear not being certain enough to detect the difference between Spanish and Portuguese but it did not degenerate into gibberish: and the printed program tactfully assisted the listener through this linguistic carnival by summarizing the texts. And last but not least, this recital was an exhibition of vocal and musical versatility that could hardly be equaled, let alone excelled, by any other singer before public today. Artfully Blended Miss Tourel's voice, observed objectively, may not be the greatest mezzo-soprano in the world, but it is directed with such consummate skill toward the highest and most elusive musical objectives that it is often hard to distinguish between voice and technique, so artfully is manner blended with matter.

It may be that there was reason for Miss Tourel's sidestepping the German lied in her widely varied traversal of the song literature, but whatever the weaknesses or omissions of her equipment they were not to be discovered in the wholly fascinat- arresting bit of poetry in Paul added such an aria as "Al desio di chi t'adora" to "The Marriage of Figaro" for its first Vienna performance to suit the abilities of the interpreter of Susanna, one Adrianna Ferrarese del Bene, who must have been just such a singer as Miss Tourel, with an extraordinary range and the facility of a coloratura. Stunning in Debussy It is difficult to say just where Miss Tourel shone most brightly, but certainly she was not least impressive in the stunning projection of Debussy's "Re-cueillement," in Faure's "Trois Poemes d'un jour," in the gay menageries of Chabrier's "Les Cigales" and "Vilanelle des Petits Canard," or in the subsequent encores, Hahn's "Si mes vers avaient des ailes" or Poulenc's "Voyage a Paris." There were breadth and passion in RachmaninoiT's Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair" and Balakireff's "I Loved Him," and the songs of Nin. Granados, VillS-Lobos and Mignone were as vivid as they were musically notable. The humor which had been so charming earlier bubbled forth in full measure in Dougherty's "Sonatina," the saga of a piano-practicing junior, and in Leonard Bernstein's "I Hate Music" cycle, and there was an Bowles' "Once a Lady Was 'iris TstuoiocityV culver 1 1 UNITED ARIISTST" FOX RIIZ a.h a.a llOaawaf lit. auituial atva.

I. It I rt ir 1 1 I ii wa .11. Li Here." Throughout the singer was the beneficiary of fine support in George Reeves' piano CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE 2nd fROtl P. M. CARY GRANT 10RETTA YOUNG DAVID NIVEN AWARD fOK 7fe Wilt with MONTY WOOLLEY Jame.Gisoii lrie: Gantral admission 80c titt 5 0.

m. Evenings altar p. nv. all day Sunday Holidays SI. 20 Children all Timts 50c All Pricta Include Tai ii ii 1 in siw? seems to land that lucky punch with hi3 right in each bout after taking a fair beating for a few rounds.

Eventually McCoy fights for the anouier engagement. ZACHARY SCOTT SIGNS SUPPLEMENTARY PACT Zachary Scott's future is settled for quite a while because Arthur Lyons has signed him for the one picture he will appear In away from Warners annually for the next seven years. The Lyons Independent organization is Producing Artists, which recently completed "Prelude to Night" in which Scott acted. His next engagement will be next fall and meantime Producing Artists will concentrate on "Money Man with Ida Lupino and Louis Haj'ward. CORONET THEATER BORROWED FOR PLAY PREMIERE The Coronet Theater goes on loan to Marie Louise Elkins, who has been sponsoring New York productions since 1940.

She had several promising plays during that period, including "Yankee Point," though no outright hits. This time she Is bringing out a stage piece called "Dipper Over Gimbels," written by Helen Sloan Stetson, with the hope that it may later be transported to New York. She will premiere the $how within about a month. Meanwhile Pelican Productions, which controls Coronet, is negotiating for "The Devil in Boston," by Lion Feuchtwanger. CARLSON ENGAGED FOR THE SPIRITUALIST Richard Carlson, last In the cast of "So Well Remembered" which was filmed in England, becomes the second lead in "The Spiritualist" with Turhan Bey, Lynn Bar! and Cathy O'Donnell.

This will start shooting Jan. 25 at Eagle-Lion. In contrast to Bey Carlson will be on the heroic side. Oliver Blake has returned for "Good Sam" retakes, this being the Leo McCarey film. Ira Wolfert Is busy on the screen writing of his own novel, "Tucker's People," with Abraham Polonsky.

This will be produced by the Roberts outfit with John Garfield starred as soon as Garfield finishes with his eastern stage success, "Skipper Next to God," which seems to be exceptional in its test run at the Experimental Theater. STAGE IMPORTATION GAINING AT 20TH New i policy at 20th Is growing extensive. Usually it is stage players from the East who are helping to round out casts of semidocumentary features made away from Hollywood. Latest entrant is Walter Greaza, who played the part of a detective in "Northside 777." and who now joins. "Street With No Name." Greaza was also in "Boomerang." Audio Pictures will produce "Children of the Sun" In color.

This is a documentary feature of the Indian situation. Robert Tansey is adapting it and will direct. Mary Bradley and Thundercloud are scheduled to appear. title but when he discovers that a rival gambler has tumbled to the 4. 1 tHiiiis' THEATRES MARKED WITH STAR ARE OPEN Alt NGHT Palace HOUVWOOD At no-nght-hand ruse and has kidnaped his father and sweetheart, iik tries to lose the fight in a APOLLO iiR-4522.

Cont. Dennis O'Keele In T-MEN; Maria Wilson In LINDA BE GOOD specified rouiid, the eighth, which CHINESE 6925 Hlyxd. Op. 11:45. RE-4111 would release the victims.

How 10S ANSIIES OOWNTOWN ItOtDWtr, kttwm ilk 7th CONTINUOUS ftOM MO OriN Alt NIGHT rox'SeveiCq Imri) 0ln mm WWn-U 44U1 AU MAT! RIHIVie-NOW ON SAU Mnk 737 aH all MuMl Iwk. Oaar. 7 13 :30 p. m. 3 Slwwi Sw.

a. Hal. 2, 5. HlLLtTfttir OMIT Tyren Power, tan peters captain FROM CASTILE in Technicolor EGYPTIAN (1L-1109. Cont.

12:00 Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy KILLER McCOY FILM ARTE 1228 N. Viae. Op. 6:45. GR-7712 Flynn-Lupino ESCAPE ME NEVER; Mil.

land-Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS GUILD 6126 Hollywd. 111-7111. Op. 12:30 Ronald Colman, Sign Hasao A DOUBLE LIFE HOLLY WOOD Ct. 12:30 ever, after the seventh round he has been taking a terrific shellacking he sees his girl safe at ringside and proceeds to polish off the champ in a wild melee.

This melodramatic ending Is strictly from Hollywood but it affords plenty of excitement. All the stops are pulled out by M.G.M. and Director Roy Rowland for the final battle. Some Romance Romance plays a part. McCoy KHJ DON IEE MUTUAL COAST-TO-COAST BROADCAST YtllDtOOT CMM-Oll'S WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT SONG DUD WILLIAMSON D.

Kay SECRET LIFE W. IYIIIITJ Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE IRI86508 Hllywd. Bl. GL-5862. Ct.

12:15 William Powell, Ella Raines In THE SENATOR WAS INDISCREET LOMA Sta.Monica-West'o. Ct. 2. O. Kay SECRET LIFE W.

MITTY; Blair-Tona I LOVE TROUBLE VOGUE 6675Hlyd. RR-2555. Ct. 12 Nooa Gregory Peck, Ann Todd In THE PARADINE CASE 'ry GEORGE RAFT ton 1 ARROYO 3236 N. Fig.

CA-8831. Op. 6:30 Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE; D. Kaye SECRET LIFE W. MITTV BELMONT lst-Verraont.

EX-1331. Ct. 6 Dennis O'Keefe in T-MEN; Maria Wilson In LINDA BE GOOD BEVERLY Bev. Hills. CR.

64141 2 Gregory Peck, Dorothy McCulre. GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT BOULEVARD Op. 6:45 R. Mllland, M. Dietrich, GOLDEN EARRINGS; B.

Sullivan, THE GANGSTER BRUIN West-wood, AR-39298, Cont. 12 Gregory Peck, Ann Todd In THE PARADINE CASE CARLTON West'n-54. AX-18922. Op. 5:30 D.

Kay SECRET LIFE W. MITTY; Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE CARMEL 8163 Sta. Monica Blvd. GH-2728 D. Kay SECRET LIFE W.

MITTY; Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE CARTHAY CIRCLE WE-7211 Cont. 12 Loretta Young, Cary Grant THE BISHOP'S WIFE EL REY 5517 Wilah. YO-0888. Ct. 12:30 Dennis O'Keele In T-MEN; Maria Wilson in LINDA BE GOOD EMBASSY West'n-3rd.

FE-4312. Op. 6:45 D. Kay SECRET LIFE MITTY; Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE FAIRFAX 6:45 Ton-Blalr I LOVE TROUBLE; Sullivan-Belita THE GANGSTER; Football Hi-L'ts FIOUEROA AD-0515 Milland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; Flynn-Luplno ESCAPE ME NEVER 4 STAR Wilshire nr. LaBrea Sh.

Rosalind Russell, Michael Redgrav MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA FLORENCE Ave. I.A-7677 Mllland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; Barry Sullivan-Belita THE GANGSTER GENTRY Compton-66th, LA. I.A-5583 M.Montez, D.Fairbanks Jr. THE EXILE; L. Ball, F.

Ton HUSBAND'S AFFAIRS GOLDEN GATE 5176 Whittier. Ct. 12:30 Lana Turner In GREEN DOLPHIN STREET! CASE OF THE BABY SITTER GORDON La Brea-Melrose. WH-1151 V. Mayo, G.

Brent, OUT OF THE BLUE; Chas. Chaplin, MONSIEUR VERDOUX HIGHLAND 5604 Figueroa. AL-9648 Milland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; Blair-Ton I LOVE TROUBLE LA BREA 9th-L Brea. Op. 7.

WA-8502 D. Kay SECRET LIFE W. MITTY; Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE LARCH MONT GL-7417. Op. 6:45 has accidentally run into Caighn's OCEAN PAKK, SANTA MONICA, VENICE, W.I.A., CUIVER CITY beautiful daughter, who doesn't know that her dad is a big gambler but thinks he's a stock broker.

McCoy keeps the secret for JOHN IARAINI WAY HE DAY. 3 a time. 74 The picture is colorful in Waters' Singing Appeals earlier scenes which show how McCoy gets his start by challenging another kid at a church char v. mm bb -aawstv warn aw DOME S.M.-63273 Open 12:45 Lana Turner GREEN DOLPHIN also BLONDIE'S ANNIVERSARY CRITERION S.M.-58282. 11 Milland Oletrioh GOLDEN EARRINGS) Sydney-Hodlak LOVE FROM STRANGER ROSEMARY 8.

M. 63279. Open 6:45 Robt. Mitchum, J. Greer OUT OF THE PAST; alto KILLER DILL VENICE Venice.

S.M. 63278 Esther Williams THIS TIME for KEEPS! John Carroll FABULOUS TEXAN BUNDY Pico-Centinela. Fr. Pk. AR-95161 Cary Grant, Bachelor A the Bobby Soxer; Rita Hayworth, L.

Parks, Down to Earth TIVOLI 11523 Sta. Monica Bl. AR-3163S Tyron Pewer, NIGHTMARE ALLEY) L. Ball, F. Ton.

HUSBAND'S AFFAIRS NUART Sawtelle-Sta. Mon. Bl. AR-3370S Spanish SOL SONBRA; QUE LINDO MICKIACON I LSH I 1 314 Wilshire Bl. 8.M.

56995 Margaret O'Brien UNFINISHED DANCE) Walt Disney' FUN AND FANCY FREE Washing Wn-Duqaesne. VE-83 1 24 W. Powell, E. Raines, THE SENATOR WAS INDISCREET; Major Preview 8 1 COIOR IV TECHNICOlOft SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE JUDITH ANDERSON ity smoker, where he attracts the attention of the current lightweight champion, who is guest. The latter gives McCoy and his New songs and old songs are sympathetically and sentimentally Intermingled in the repertoire of Ethel Waters, whose vocalizing Is a new attraction at Slapsy Maxie's, where Phil Foster is fight the I "Tiothine'i I I wo good for I if except my jftt fS daughter!" IK 1H This is the 1' facecfsandil 'Ml 1 for love of vi JAMES GLEASON ANTHONY QUINN Produced by STEPHEN AMES Directed by RICHASD WAUACC holding over and doing master of Scran fcrfn CUn ri Mm TW Manor and Mignon are pleasing dancers, who bring down the house with their recapitulation of George M.

Cohan hits of other years, as well as their adagio dancing. They are best in the straight ballroom type, evidencing a lyric and poetic quality. Bill Millners Band accompanies this program, and Michael Ortiz and his rumba band are present. Foster succeeds in keeping the audience -amused. It i3 a fair show.

E. S. ceremonies duty. Milland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; FIvnn.Lunlna ESCAPE ME NEVER Miss Waters has a style of her dad jobs, later quits the ring, then decides on a comeback. His first return fight is with, of all people', McCoy, his protege.

The ex-champ, out of shape, becomes sick during the bout and dies. Sports writers promptly tab McCoy as "Killer." Incidentally, local sports scriveners may r.ot particularly care for the sullen, bitter attitude of LIDO La Cienega-Pico. Fr. Pk. BR-2363S NORTH HOUYWOOD, VAN NUYS, HERMAN OAKS, STUDIO CITY own, occasionally lusty and bois Shlrlav Tamnla THAT HAGEN GIRL M.Montez, O.Falrbank Jr.

THE EXILE LOYOLA Man-Sepul. 1:15 Tyron Power, Jan Peter; CAPTAIN terous, but mostly replete with sweetness and a certain gentility FROM CASTILE In Technicolor MELROSE Mai -Vprml. On. 6:45 in musical effects. Her high, sus MOurwooe uva.

Shirley Temple THAT HAGEN GIRL; M.Montez, D. Fairbanks Jr. THE EXILE HO. 22111 tained tones seem to distinguish nearly every selection, whether MESA anson. AX-16959.

On. 6:45 the press, as shown in this movie, STUDIO CITY-SU-22377, ST-71977. Op. William Powell, Ella Raines In THE SENATOR WAS INDISCREET EL PORTAL N. Hollyd.

8T-72983. Op. IS Flynn-Lupino, ESCAPE ME NEVER) Blair-Ton In I LOVE TROUBLE i VALLEY N. Htywd. Op.

6:45 Hope-Crosby, VARIETY OIRL; Abbott-Costello, Wistful Widow Wagon Gap LA REINA ST-7-2942. ST-4-1141. Op. 5 :45 Milland-Dietrich, GOLDEN EARRINGS; Blair-Ton, I LOVE TROUBLE VAN NUYS ST-52731. Open 6:45 J.

Hodiak, L. Scott in DESERT FURY; J. Stewart, J. Wyman In MAGIC TOWN Esther William THIS TIME tor KEEPS; she be singing of 'Taking That fm "Ink-Husk" Stir that thi ttirld Chance on Love, "Little Tyron Power nightmare alley PARISIAN rmont-8th. DR-1013 Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE; D.

Kaye SECRET LIFE W. MITTY amMw Mr Uwma sniHtio Adol ftna MKtuI Mrin by utm annua Kiftiird M. UMu Prefaced by DENEDlCt BOOEAUS DtaMd IOl MARIN aVlUHd III! "Something Told Me Not to RAVENNA Verm't-Bev. FE-0060. Op.

6:45 Trust That Man" or the inevi VIVIEN LEIGH LAURENCE OLIVIER "THAT HAMILTON wcmL table "Stormy Weather." She includes these as well as but they should like the picture. Rooney rates a big "well done" for his fine portrayal. Donlevy also impresses as Caighn. Dunn deserves a large hand, and Miss Blyth fills her role agreeably. Others, including Levene as Rooney's trainer, Tom Tully, Mickey Knox, James Bell and Gloria Holden offer strong support.

Frederick Hazlitt Brennan 7 ft en i her own, Interpretation of WOMAN" it futik! UnmtK lariTl ij vurr dhr irwflnn in Metro-Golduym-Maytr't "Smoke Gets in Your- MTOIfflft WWW TktCHAUENGf" in jimis REDONDO, HBKMOSA, MANHATTAN REDONDO Redondo 5254. Smoking R. Mitohum, J. Greer, OUT of the PAST) Shirley Tempi THAT HAGEN OIRL STRAND Redondo 8300. Open 6:45 L.

Baoall. H. Bogart, DARK PASSAGE; Red Skelton In MERTON OF MOVIES HERMOSA Redondo 6245. Open 6:45 E. Williams, THIS TIME FOR KEEPS Milland-Dietrich in GOLDEN EARRINGS LAMAR Manhattan Beach.

Redondo 8S0O Tyrone Power, NIGHTMARE ALLEY) John Carrol, FABULOUS TEXAN hi. raniiftni ft "Cabin in the Sky" and "St Louis Blues." She is warmly applauded, as is also her clever ac IEVEILT HlltS WOMMAi. nam? noo.ihoii J025 Hollywood BL.Btt tower Bronson is responsible for the screen play. companist, Marlon Roberts. The Modernairs are well liked In their varied numbers, which Hardwicke Has Financier Role on Two Screens Distinguished for hi3 character roles on fcth stage and screen, Sir Cedric Hardwicke plays a South American financier In "Tycoon," Technicolor picture at Hillstreet and Pan-tages theaters.

John Wayne and Laraine Day are costarred in this story of railroad building in the Andes. Judith Anderson, James Gleason and Anthony Quinn are top featured. "Glamour Girl," comedy with music featuring Gene Krupa and his orchestra, Virginia Grey, Jimmy Lloyd and Michael Duane, also screens. DUNN k-rr fjti feature even the Whiffenpoof 1. I Milland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; Flynn-Luplno ESCAPE ME NEVER REGINA 8556 Wilshire.CR-56464.

Op.6:45 Lana Turner GREEN DOLPHIN also KILLER DILL RITZ Brea. WA-1221. Ct.l2:30 William Powell, Ella Raines in THE SENATOR WAS INDISCREET RIVOLI 4521 S. Western. AX-28716 SUNSET IN ELDORADO; also 2nd hit DEATH VALLEY SEVILLE West Blvd.

at 64th. OP-BS000 Spenoer Tracy STANLEY A LIVINGSTONE; Errol Flynn, SAN ANTONIO STADIUM Piro-Robsn. TR-6208S. Op. 6:45 D.

Kaye, SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; Bob Hope in WHERE THERE'S LIFE STARLAND 2624 N. Broadway. CA-8090 Greer Garson DESIRE ME; also WEB OF DANGER TOWER Fr. Pk.

NE-61315 Milland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; Barry Sullivan-Belita THE GANGSTER UNITED ARTISTS 5136 Whit'tOp. 12:30 Joan Ctawtord In DAISY KENYON; also DEVIL SHIP UPTOWN W.tn-Olym. PA-1116. Ct. 12 Tyron Power, Jean Peter CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE In Technicolor VILLAGE Westw'd BR-04301 AR-33042 D.

Kay -SECRET LIFE W. MITTY; Joan Crawford DAISY KENYON WESTERN Western -39 Fr. Pk. AX-21601 Shirley Tempi THAT HAGEN GIRL; V. Mayo, G.

Brant OUT OF THE BLUE WESTLAKE Ct. 2 Milland Dietrich GOLDEN EARRINGS; Blair-Ton I LOVE TROUBLE WILSHIRE Bev. Hills. CR-58970. Ct.

12 Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy KILLER McCOY Song, and are a blending of novelties and familiars. The quartet of men and the girl have spirit in their work. wn SAM TULLY LEVENE Sana Pbr by Frederick Hazitt Brcaiua Sued oa Scory aad Screen Playbr Thomu Icbbob. George Bruce mn4 Geort Oppeoheincff Directed by ROY ROWLAND DAY FOOTBALL GAMES PASADENA, SO. PASADENA, AtHAMSRA ACADEMY RY-16508.

Open 12:00 Ladd-Lamour In WILD HARVEST; also CRIME OOCTOR'S GAMBLE UNITED ARTISTS RY-16577. Open 12:00 L. Turner, GREEN DOLPHIN STREET, FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1847 TOWER 8Y-38169. Open 13:00 Claude Rains, INVISIBLE MAN; also INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS PASADENA SY.67143. Open 18:00 D.

Kaye, SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY; Dietrioh-Mllland In GOLDEN EARRINGS UPTOWN SY -34330. Open 6:45 Joan Crawford In DAISY KENYON also ROSES ARE RED STRAND SY-38187. Open 12:00 Hepburn-Walker In SONG OF LOVE; C. Rains, J.

Caulffeld, UNSUSPECTED WASHINGTON SY-70140. Open 6:45 Greer Garson In DESIRE ME; Lucille Ball, Geo. Sanders in LURED jl rroflucea or SAM 21 BALI ST Lavish Musical Planned Here Los Angeles Civic Light Opera wums tlftTAM I lur BAHIUIMUUIIl jf Association has completed nego tiations with Rodgers and Ham- STATE SY-27139. Onen 6:45 merstein for the presentation of 4M their production, "Annie Get R. Montgomery In RIDE PINK HORSE; R.

Young, R. Mitchum in CROSSFIRE PARK SY-42115. Open 6:45 John Wayne in DARK COMMAND: Cooper-Oberon in COWBOY AND LADY DOWNTOWN IOS ANGEIES Your Gun," at Philharmonic. RIALTO South Pasa. SY-9M61.

Open 6:45 A Mary Martin will be starred. The production is called one of the most lavish in theater J. Hodiak, L. Scott In DESERT FURY; Tyron Power In NIGHTMARE ALLEY JSsw EL REY Alhamhra. 4th A-Main.

Op. 8:45 wmmmmm B. Sullivan-Belita In THE GANGSTER, also GREEN FOR DANGER T- G1ENDA1E LINCOLN 2300 8. Central. MI-6275 Bob Hope In WHERE THERE'S LIFE; Power In NIGHTMARE ALLEY L0S ANGELES 615 8.

Bdwy. MI-6277 Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy KILLER McCOY L0EW STATE 705 S. Bdwy. RE-4111 Tyron Power, Jean Patera CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE in Teehnlcolor MILLION $307 8. Broadway.

M3-6272 Claudett Colbert DRUMS ALONG MOHAWK; Power-Darnell MARK of ZORRO NEWSREEL Theatre 744 S. Bdwy. MI-6272 NEW YORK SNOW STORM; WALLACE HEADS THIRD PARTY 60RPHEUM 842 8. Broadway. MI-6272 Oennl O'Keefe In T-MEN; Marl Wilson In LINDA BE GOOD PALACE 630 S.

BroadwHV. Cont. 9 Gregory Peck, Dorothy McCulre in GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT sVRIALTO 812 8. Broadway. MI-6273 Shirley Temple THAT HAGEN GIRL; Bob Hop WHERE THERE'S LIFE HURRY! LAST TIMES TODAY! ALEX CH-51525.

Open 12:00 Lamour-Ladd In WILD HARVEST) also LONE WOLF IN LONDON GLEN DALE CH-52815. Open 12:00 L. Turner, CREEN DOLPHIN STREET) FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OP 1947 CALIFORNIA CH-51387. Smoking. Op.

6 Joan Crawford In DAISY KENYON; Blair-Tone, I LOVE TROUBLE CAPITOL CH-5-1401 Open 12:00 O. Kaye, SECRET LIFE OF W. MITTY) Flynn-Lupino in ESCAPE ME NEVER GATEWAY 8. Open Roger-Wilds, IT HAD TO BE YOUl Tyron Power In NIGHTMARE ALLEY GLEN CH-51786. Open 6 J.

Hodiak, L. Scott DESERT FURY: M. O'Hara In FOXES OF HARROW 1 feiafe 7v mZwm "sa 1 DnSRii Jean Pelere Cesar Romero John Sutton Lee J. Cob. 51 O'KEEFE I lHHMliJ HEHY IIMC UHAI TR01TI srer "1 IT.

MTMimSF NG1EWOOD HUNTINGTON PARK ACADEMY A.Fr.Pk. Lana Turner In GREEN DOLPHIN STREET; LATEST NEWS EVENTS UNITED ARTISTS OR-81701. Cont. 1 M. Montez, R.

Cameran In PIRATES OF MONTEREY; als DEVIL SHIP FIFTH AVE 5th 4 Manchester. TW-9966 Joan Crawford In DAISY KENYON; TWO BLONDES AND A REDHEAD INGLEW00O 103 N. La Brea. OR-74186 Lucille Ball, Geo. Sanders LURED; Greer Carson DESIRE ME SEVILLE West Blvd.

at. 64th. OR-82000 Errol Flynn SAN ANTONIO; S. Tracy In STANLEY A LIVINGSTONE CALIFORNIA E-51 11. Mat.

prices 12-S Lana Turner In GREEN DOLPHIN STREET; CASE OF THE BABY SITTER LYRIC 7208 L. Ben. Bl. LA-0602. Op.6 :45 J.

Hodiak, L. Scott In DESERT FURY; J. CaulneU, C. Rains, UNSUSPECTED ALCAZAR 4426 E.Gage. LA-3306.

Op.6:45 D. Kay SECRET LIFE W. MITTY) M. Montez, D. Fairbanks Jr.

THE EXILE A DOUBLE LIFE" POMONA, ONTARIO SIGNE HASSO EOMOND O'BRIEN stHiut mm in coums Whim try RUTH GORDON tm CARSON KWm Oman GEORGE CUKOR tntxtt i MICHAEL KANIN immasu MtEmtnoMi wm ORANGE COUNTY k4 FOX Pomona. Open 6:45 Powell, SENATOR WAS INDISCREET; 2 BLONDES AND A REDHEAO SUNKIST Pomona. Powers. Peters, CAPTAIN from CASTILEl also WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS VILLAGE Claremont. E.

Williams, THIS TIME FOR KEEPS) Cummlngs-Donlevy, Heaven Only Knows GRANADA Ontario. C. Colbert, DRUMS ALONG MOHAWKl L. Oarnoll, T. Power.

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