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ences look back on it as an experience to arouse thought. 6 Shucks9 Gets ingly competent portxayal. Can ada Lee has some excellent scenes. Many others might he mentioned TOST BOUNDARIES' WINS BIG INTEREST T0NIGH1 10S ANGELES IHEATRf OPEN All NIGHT I ATI SHOWS AFTER P.M. AT WIUWRE ECYPTIAM were there space.

Good Rating "Lost Boundaries" as a film is intense in its interest, deals with its subject is a balanced manner, LAST 3 DAYS tmaooibwriMUTai BY KATHERINE VON BLON A play as unpretentious as its comed and approved by its citizen and is bound to make its audi' BY EDWIN SCHALLERT The controversial issue of racial name, "Shucks," by Martin Flavin, ANY IIIHRFB C1K PlAY differences stands out -as some A TONIGHT iy taU hw at All Thaatrait I iih i.aoT aiTNva ftiia I pens to be unique because it is so splendidly brought to fulfillment. One may ascribe this to the fact that it has the fine documentary attributes for which its producer has often been praised, exemplified previously in "Fighting Lady," "The House on 92nd "Boomerang," etc. This seems to register as his most polished accomplishment. Screen Finds Sympathy Is efficiently won by the reserved portrayals of Ferrer, Miss Pearson, Hylton and Susan Douglas. The latter two, -not to speak of Ferrer, are unquestioned finds for the screen, Hylton will probably score the biggest popular hit.

Miss Pearson was previously seen in "Force of Evil." The impression she makes is a little less striking than the others. Rev. Dunn gives an astonish- thing solidly dealt with in "Lost Boundaries," a picture of distinction which is showing at the Four Star Theater. The subject is treated tastefully, vigorously, stirringly and without undue a HQS 3ttgClCg CithCS 1 AUGUST 6, I 7 proved to be one of those heartwarming, folksy affairs amply sprinkled with laughs and hilarious goings-on. Strung on a slender thread of plot, the piece depends greatly for its success on the talent and ability of the cast in characterization.

The Pasadena Playhouse cast wa3 well nigh perfect in this respect and left no stone unturned in revealing the comic aspects of the play. Director William Greer deserves an accolade for his in 1 atltit I A I sentiment in this feature produced ry. The war comes, and he seeks a commission in the Navy, and it is at this point, that his racial background is revealed. The event has far-reaching consequences, because the couple had not even made their son and daughter aware of this background. The boy goes completely berserk for a time; the girl feels herself an outcast.

Yet with all these complications, the picture attains both a convincing and happy conclusion. One is conscious of the fact that pictures like "Lost Boundaries" today stir the attention of This particular one: hap- It ventiveness and delightfully fresh approach. The central character of the comedy is a henpecked little clerk, one Cyrus Bumpsted, whose Amazon wife rules the home with a LATE SHOWS a rod of iron. Character Studies AFTER 6 RECORD WEEKS AI By Foulger was nothing short whh ANNc KtVtKt mupy mm mm 1 twrl 4 NEW YORK'S RADIO CITT MUSIC NOW! of wonderful as Cyrus. His comedy timing and his keen sense of characterization made the part by Louis de Rochemont for Film Classics, Inc.

It drew unusually large audiences yesterday for its introduction here. 0 Beatrice Pearson, Mel Ferrer, Richard Hylton and Susan Douglas may be a group of players not too well known at present to screen audiences, but their names will be well engraved in the annals after "Lost Boundaries" has registered its full impact. They are central quartet well supported by Canada Lee, Rev. Robert A. Dunn and various others in the large cast mostly unfamiliar names brought together for this very sincere screen enterpriser Admirable Direction Alfred L.

Werker directed "Lost Boundaries" in admirable fashion. Borden Mace and Lothar Wolff were associate producers, while the writers included Charles A. Palmer, 'for screen adaptation: Virginia S.haler and Eugene Ling, for the screen play, and Furlaud de Kay, for additional dialogue. They have fashioned a film that is documentary in essence, based as it is on factual account by W. L.

White, which has its setting in New Hampshire. Ferrer, who really domi ft 2nd HIT-TEMPTATION live. Florence Thompson was I Ana1ac DAVFQt VIZI Passion Spent' Now Talked for Jane Wyman; Paramount Signs Beauty BY EDWIN' SCHALLERT 'A communication from England conveys the information that Jane i Wyman: has been having conferences with Michael Powell and Emerlc Pressburger representatives about starring, in "All Passion Spent" from the V. Sackville West novel, which is expected to afford any feminine luminary who plays in the picture a notable acting opportunity. Durlng their.

visit here Powell and Pressburger were reported to have discussed the film with Bette Davis, who has also been strongly mentioned for Sir Alexander Korda's feature, "The King's -General." 7 Whether Miss Wyman will be able to arrange with Warners to appear in "All Passion Spent" is a moot question, because she has "The Glass Menagerie" to do for her home studio, Warners, on her return after finishing "Stage Struck." It is understood Powell and Pressburger would be willing to wait until she is available. r- i BATHING SUIT BEAUTl SIGNED BY PARAMOUNT Paramount has captured a real beauty in Mary whom you-may haye noticed as the bubble bath girl in certain exploitation. She is rated a top bathing-suit model and also the inspiration for the Al Capp char ac- ter, Stupefyln' Jones. She was known as a Harry Conover vx model. The studio will have her coached in acting and she 1 will make her debut in "Eagles I rXW'K 9T IXTRA ROM M-C-M (7 win usinrs Pud mi vtey "Ml WRITHET WO HOIIT thoroughly in character in her bombastic portrayal of the shrew ish wife.

rnmmm Alice Rolph as Elaine displayed much charm, and splendid play mg instincts. Tom Hatten as the NOWI'h hlawi a tN titown ft HUM lilin Hmm tut IK MM ardent Bill Clark revealed great zest and a fresh vitality which was appealing. SEATS NOW AVAIUBU tfij Alt PMFOHMANCES! As the deaf, old clergyman, Denny Hawkins gave a fine char I PSA A 9C TECHNICOLOR acter study. Bernie Marcus ex MtM UN WML tracted some lusty humor as Sam Green, the gravedigger. George FineArts ill SUIS fS(lO Httt.SIM-IJa-l.HMt Ioattf sitsoAt 3-M SUC J3-S3-IJI JL JUuaiKU Phelps scored in a bit and Laur ette Lovell and Nan Petnick enacted the old maid sisters.

e. s-6494 nuns ioi smct. a uur. music m. in mriui ueucjls 'JOHN RUSSELW 1 ANDIE it TOTH Producd by E1V RAT QQKCV KJlfwS8awsa.

ROBERT CUMMlNGSm I iti "1 CARTHAYV Late Shows Set for 'Silver Lining9 Late shows of "Look for the Silver Lining," starring June Haver, Ray Bolger and Gordon MacRae, are scheduled tonight at Warners Hollywood, Downtown and Wil-tern theaters. WILLIAM PERLBER6J (cm nn kr hwh wmi of the Navy" with Alan Ladd and William Bendlx. George Sidney acted in a scene in "Key to the City" at Metro and gave Clark Gable a chance to function as director. Gable has his eye on that sort of activity for the future, so this may be a stepDingstone. hinir ft- Swi Km Wont nnxiim tint! mi'i'll HtBtt HOLLYWOOD It understood that Sidney and he are discussing the tech- tN nique during the shooting of nates the scene, and Miss Pearson portray a young doctor and his wife, who have Negro blood in their veins, yet to all appearances are white.

The story deals with their problem of finding their proper place in life. They are ready and willing to join with the colored race. The doctor goes to a southern hospital hoping for an appointment as an -interne, but is turned down because south- era Negroes are given the preference. He returns to the North but there are no openings. Finally he decides to sidetrack the racial question temporarily and find a place for himself in the white man's world.

There he becomes recognized as a man of unusual ability. Far-Rraehing Rerelation He develops a career in a conservative New Hampshire town, which Is without a doctor, 13 wel the Z. Wayne Griffin production starring Gable and Loretta Loretta Young Young in the roles of mayors meeting at a convention. MatHMM the ilwvfT Wcit af Trrw GIRL FROM JOES BEACH "tSSSmm Awqvi fa, R.ndslph Brfltt Doolln, Oklanama UPTOWN Qtwovi real far nmtort 'DAN PATCH' OPENS TODAY The exciting career of Dan Patch, champion pacer which captured the nation's Taney between the years 1904 and 1916, is re-created in "The Great Dan Patch," which opens today at the Music Hall theaters. Starred are Dennis O'Keefe, Gail Russell, Ruth Warrick and Charlotte APOLLO Ct.l:45.

Owl show' Hayworth-Kelly In COVER GIRL, Color; YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER CHINESE 6925 Hlvwd. Bi. Ct.12. RE-4111 Dailey-Baxter, YOU'RE MY EVERY't THINQ, col.J TEMPTATION HARSOrtT EGYPTIAN Cont. noon to 4 a.m.

GL-1109 C. Gable-A. Smith, ANY NUMBER CAN; PLAY; plus Color Cartoon Hit FILMARTE 1228NVine.Op.l:45. GR-7712J G. Cooper-P.

Neal In FOUNTAINHEAD; Robt. Mitchum-dane Greer, BIQ STEAL GUILD 6126 Hlywd. Bl. Cont. 1, HI-7111 Story of Unwed Mothers, NOT WANTEOS" C.

Ruggles-P. Garner, LOVABLE CHEAT" HOLLYWOOD Ct. a.m. HE-337t" Robinson-Hayward-Conte in HOUSE -OF' STRANGERS; HOME OF THE BRAVE' IRIS 6508 Hollvwood Blvd. Ct.12.

GL-5862-Story of Unwed Mothers, NOT C. Ruggles-P. Garner, LOVABLE CHEAT- LOMA Sti.Mon.-Westn. Op.l:45. GL-8713 O.

Cooper-P. Neal, FOUNTAINHEAD--HOUSE OF STRANGERS VOGUE 6675 Hlywd. Blvd. Ct.12. CR-I555 Simmons-Houston, BLUE LAGOON, Col.f plus 2nd Feature, HOLD THAT BABY head me nzviEvs IN TODAY'S PAPER! fl tOUtS of ROCHOMtff ELEONORA DUSE GODCHILD CAST AS KELLY MOTHER Eleonora.

Mendelssohn, who derived the spelling of her first name from her godmother, the celebrated Eleonora Duse, will portray the mother of Gene Kelly in "The Knife." She is married to Actor Martin Kosleck and has but lately arrived from the East. Her assignment is important in the story which William H. Wright is producing and Richard Thorpe directing at Metro about the Black Hand Society in New York. She acted in "The Secret Room," "Daughters of Atreus," "Flight to the West" and "The Human Voice" on the Broadway stage and was also a Max Reinhardt actress. GAIL RUSSELL GETS MOTHER FOR MAY ROLE Gail Russell will play the top-flight part once tentatively scheduled for Barbara Hale in "A Mother for That should be construed as, a nice.

wedding present for this young lady, just married to Guy Madison, be- tALFBED NDtKOt I tfc ut I LATE SHOWS TONIGHT SJ 0 ID OCEAN PARK, SANTA MONICA, VENICE, W.L.A., CULVE CITY I UTU1 lotMt T0M i JtRir m.o-m cotoa CAitoom from Noe a cause her career has been yy" quiescent since such, features as "Wake of the Red Witch," Ctjcatcrs Spoken Drama- HOME Cont. 12:15. Owl 10:30. S.M. 63273 Abbott-Costello in AFRICA SCREAMS; Cummings-Dahl in REIGN OF TERROR CRITERION Cont.

12. S.M. 58282 B. Hope-L. Ball, SORROWFUL JONES; Stevens-Gray In Will dames' SAND, col.

ROSEMARY Open 12:15. Owl. 8.M.6327 Scott-Macready, DOOLINS OF OKLA.t Plus 2nd Feature. AMAZON QUEST TIVOLI 11523 8ta.Mon.Bl. Owl.

AR-3163Sc Mllland-Douglas, IT HAPPENS EVER Y- HOME OF THE BRAVE WILSHIRE 1314 Wil. Bi. Owl. 8.M. 6699S? d.

C.awford-Z. Scott, FLAMINGO ROAOtr Driscoll. THE WINDOW CULVER Op.12. VE-83124 Story of Unwed Mothers, NOT C. Ruggles-P.

Garner. LOVABLE CHEAT j. ne ureal uan raicn, etc Columbia borrowed Miss Russell from Paramount for the assiznment. The studio has BOWL '-Z 1 also selected Bill Grey to I ij appear as February in the film I fj and is looking for boys to im- HUNTINGTON PARK T'S JJU ill -e HERE'S A NEW 2T KIND OF I RlCli, EXCITING, II YOUNG AND I BEAUTIFUL! i -f'Xys personate twins, March ana Ron Randell, currently a de- clsive hit as tha lead "Maor TONTGIIT 8:30 RODGERS IL43I5IERSTEIN hit tunes from AIlfro Caroasel State Fair Oklahoma and Sooth Pacific JOHNTSY GREEN, conductor Marina Koahetx Muriel Maxwell Robert Rounaeville Robt. Merrill Roger Wagner Chorale nan mku ks.

sun i ja. ra 3 ca 60i ctn. acl w.i!na. ON JAU-HOUYWOOO BOWl BOX OfftO, 2301 NORTH HfGHlANO AVtHUf, mow cn. ta caut.

musc co, 737 $0. nm.Tud tin CCMflS MUUC SHOf, MM HOU.YWOOO ANO AIL MUtUAl AGCNOtS ARROYO 3236 N. Fie. Ct. 12:30.

Owl Show Robinson-Hayward-Gonto in HOUSE OF STRAOERSt HOME OF THE BRAVE BELMONT 1 it-Vermont. Open 1. EX-1331 Story of Unwed Mothers, NOT WANTED; O.Ruggles-P. Garner. LOVABLE CHEAT BEVERLY Bev.

His. Op.l:5. Owl sho 10 B. Hop-L. Ball, SORROWFUL JONES; Oarland-Bolger, WIZARD OF OZ, color BOULEVARD Open 1:45.

Owl Stevens-Cray in Will dames' SAND, eol. Robt, Mltorium-Jana Creer, BIQ STEAL BRUIN Westwood. Cont. 1:45. Owi fbow O.

Cooper-P. Neal, FOUNTAIN HEADt Stevens-Qray In Will dames' SAN 0, col. CARLTON Owl. AX-1S922 O. Cooper-P.

Neat, FOUNT AINHEADj Robt. Mitehum-ilane Creer, BIQ STEAL CARMEL 8163 S.M. Blvd. Open 1:45. 0vl Rcbinson-Hayward-Conte In HOUSE OF STRANGERS; HOME OF THE BRAVE CARTHAY CIRCLE Fr.Pk.Op.l.

WE-7211 Cummfngs-Oahl in REION OF TERROR; plus SLEEPING, CAR TO TRIESTE EL REV 5517 Wilihire. Op. 12. WE-11101 Story of Unwed Mothers, NOT WANTED; C. Ruigles-P.

Garner, LOVABLE CHEAT EMBASSY Wstn-S. Op.l:45,Owl. FE-4312 Robinson-Hayward-Conte In HOUSE OF STRANGERS; Mitchum-Greer, Big Steal FAIRFAX Beverly-Fairfax. Op. G.

Cooper-P. Neal, FOUNTAINHEADt Robt. Mitohum-ilane Qiaer, BIO STEAL; FIOUEROA Op.l3:45. Owl 15 Stevens-Gray in Will James SAND, col.f Robt. Mitchum-Jana Qreer, BIQ STEAL PINE ARTS Cienejra.

CR-45123 RED SHOES, color; Dally A 2:30, Sundays 2:30, 5:30, 4 STAR Ct. 12. Y0 S211 Exclusive Run! LOST BOUNDARIES. 1949'e ALL-RAVE PRODUCTION -FLO EN l.Owl. LA-7677 B.

Hope-L. Ball In SORROWFUL JONES; Madlssn-Calhoun In MASSACRE RIVER SENTRY Compton-66. A. Ct. 1.

Owl 10 Picture with Guts, HOME OF BRAVE; W. Elllott-M. Windsor, HELLFIRE, col. GOLDEN GATE 5176 WhiUier. Ct.

12.30 Stevens-Gray In Will dames' SAND, Abbott-Costello, AFRICA SCREAMS CORDON a Brea-Hel. Op. 1 :45. WH-11S1 Chapman-Brennan in CREEN PROMISE! John Payne-Ellen Orew, CROOKED WAY HIGH i-AN 5604 N.Filt.Op.l :1 5. Owl show Stevens-Gray la Will dames' SAND, Robt.

Mitchum-dane Greer. BIQ STEAL LA BREA 9th-L Brea. Op. 1:45. Owl show Rablnson-Hayward-Conte in- HOUSE OF STRANGERS; HOME OF THE BRAVE LARCHMONT L'rat-Bv.

Op.l:45. Owl show O. Cooper-P. Heal, FOUNTAINHEAD; Robt. Mltchum-Jane Creer, BIQ STEAL LIDO La Cienega-Pico.

Op. 1:45. Owl 9:45 Robinson-Hayward-Conte In HOUSE OF STRANGERS; HOME OF THE BRAVE LOYOLA Op- 1. OR-82444 Oalley-Baxter, YOU'RE MY EVERt- THING, col. I TEMPTATION HARBOR MELROSE Mel.

nr. Vrt. Op. 1:45. Owl 10 Robinson-Hayward-Conte in HOUSE OF 8TRANQERS; HOME OF THE BRAVE MESA AX-16959 Astaire-Rogers, BARKLEY8 OF A.

Knox-A. Sothern, dUDGE STEPS OUT PARISIAN Op. DR-1013 das. Mason-Ann Todd, SEVENTH VEIL; Montgomery Clift in THE SEARCH RAVENNA Vrt. -Bev.

Owl show. FE-0060 Robt. Mitchum-dane Greer, BIQ STEAL G. Cooper-P. Neal In FOUNTAINHEAD RITZ Wilshlre-La Brea.

Op. 12. WA-1221 Simmons-Houston, BLUE LAGOON, plus Second Feature, HOLD THAT BABY RIVOLI 4521 S. Wstn. Op.

12:45. AX-28718 Chas. Starrett, DESERT VIGILANTE; dohnny Weissmuller In LOST TRIBE SEVILLE West Blvd. -64th. Op.

1 :45. Owl K. Douglas-M. Maxwell, CHAMPION Stanwyck-Preston In LADY GAMBLES STADIUM Pieo-Rbtsn. Ct.

12-45 Owl show G. Coorter-P. Neal In FOIJNTA'N" AO; Robt. Mitchum-dane Greer, BIQ STEAL STARl-AND 2624 N. Bdwv.

C.nt. 1 Owl Sinatra-WMIIams-Kelly, TAKE ME TO BALL GAME, HELLFIRE. col. T0WER Compt. Onen nil nlte.

Tt B. Hooe-L. Ball, SOHROWFIM. JQ-fS: John Pavne-Fien Drew, CROOKrn WV UNITED ARTISTS 513S Wh.no. 12:30.01 D.

Lamcur-D. Duryea. MANMANflLED; Cummings-Dahl In REIGN OF TcctROR UPTOWN Wstn. Olvm Ct 13. PA-1116 Dailey-Baxter, YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING, TEMPTATION HARBOR VILLAGE Westwood Ot 1:45.

Owl show B. Hope-L. Ball, SORROWFUL JONES; Robt. Mitchum-dane Greer, BIQ STEAL WESTERN Wetern-39. Open 1 :5 Owl 10 Roblnson-Havward-Conte In HOUSE OF STRANGERS; HOME OF THE BRAVE; WESTLAKE Op.

12:15. Owl Stevens-Gray In Will dames' SAND, Robt. Mitchum-dane Creer, BIQ STEAL I L8 I Beverly Hills. CR-58970 C. Gable-A.

Smith, ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY; plus Color Cartoon Hit CALIFORNIA Mat. pr. JE-5111 Stevens-Gray In Will dames' SAND, eol.i Oat-land-Bolger In WIZAR!) OF OZ, color Pic- Op.l :15. Owl 10X Goddard-Lund, BRIDE OF VENGEANCEr a ito ALCAZAR 4426 E.Gage.Op.l.Owl. LA-330O Picture with Guts, HOME OF BRAVEx HOUSE OF STRANGERS OKM Baroara ai me time i neater, will return to his old stamping Columbia, to do the principal romantic role in "Tyrant of the Sea." about the GLENOALE Gail Russell British navy during the Napoleonic days.

Sam Katzmann will produce the picture with Lew Landers as director starting Aug. 16. Bruce Cowling will portray the U.S. cavalry officer who is a friend of Robert Taylor in "Devil's Doorway" but is forci by duty to awest him. A.

CIVIC LIGHT OPERA' nura now untmmcL u. Mix mm taaa tVB tilt (m.) 1.10 H.ti ma. mtiKia i.m 1. sr. atTMtit i 19 i to ALEX Open 12.

CH-5152 0'8'. WIZARD OF oil 0F OKLAHOMA 0liENDALE Open 12. CH-5281S Stevens-Gray in Will dames' SAND, A m'th-Z. Scott, ONE LAST FLINQ CALIFORNIA-Op. 1.

Smoking CH-51 387 B. Hope-L. Bail, SORROWFUL JONES CAKpTTXDL0trn' HSGE STEP OUT-? CAPITOL Open 1:30. CH-5140T' Root. Mitchum-dane Creer, BIQ STEAL" CATlwIvIli AMAZ0N QUEST'4 M'n-Douglas, IT HAPPENS COLRADO TERRITORY iTS Open 1:30.

CH-517S I. Lupino-Q. Ford, LUST FOR GOLbi Poweil-Wlntera. TAKE 1 FALSE STER MlMl flIIITII.J 1 1 RAlCKin AJUWtSON MM.C0U P0RTEI 2 wtai KGWNMG MOIffiiw tVL, AUG. inDD-FIELD Mnpru writ tvuwn rr" nWu, vm mra- SHEmAN OAKS STUDIO CITY J-4HS Musical Will Follow Drama "Any Number Can Play," starring Clark Gable and Alexis Smith, continue! over the week end at Fox Wilshlre, Egyptian and Los Angeles theaters and will make way next Tuesday for "Nerune's Daughter," starring Esther Wil- Hams, Red Skelton, RIcardo Mon-talban, Betty Garrett, Keenan Wjnn and Xavier Cugat STUDIO CITY )p 12.

SU-22377, ST-7197J cnnty-nussEy TIEATtf 2700 MOtm VBCOHl EI.NEWMOOM fRaPAWCmGy suuivnn-Dnsiivn In f. KOTT RTZOEtAlD'S COLLETTE LYONS Ft I PART A I DA EU PORTAL 4S. in W.ll d. Garland-R. VALLEY l.lyud-'r;,, iff.ti-Colbert-M3cMurry In FA: 1 i "30M.

SO OEAtf TO Yi 2 A "i 1 12-45. ST- 1141, Stevens-Gray in Will dames' 5 Robt. Mftchum-Jane Greer. Bin sr -3 I i "a "AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAY The VAN NUYS Open 1:45. ST-52731 Mlia.nd-Doug!a3' IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING; MASSACRE RIVER 7 EUBLTICaflK MI I ATE SHOW TONITEh i Si iMt Cwpf thaw IWrW Wldmgfctl INGLEWOOO tf of esu4 OMlit miCtS $1.20 J1.80 $2.40 Including PILGRIMAGE PLAY BOX OFRCE, HUdsen 2-1168.

DENELS MUSIC SHOP. 6634 HOUYWOOO BLVD. I SO CALIF MUSIC CO. 737 SO. HILL Wckar 1144 All MUTUAL AGENCIES i 2nd HIT-BOTH inw.

tl Ck PITA 11 2 COMPLETE SHOWS vtu TQM BROVM DENNISO'KEEfE 6AILRUSSELL ROIH WARRICK ACAOEMY Ct. l.Owl. PL.15151. OR-7100O FROM JONES FOJt PASS, colr" Market. Ct.

12:30. 0R.82323 DeCarlo-Duff. CALAMITY JANE A SAM UNlVlfri OKLAHOMA, UNITED ARTISTS -Cont. 12:30. Owl ho Abbott-Costello in AFRICA SCR EAMsT Plus SLEEPINQ CAR TO TRIESTE I2T3O.

olfshoi B- H0P-l" Ball. SORROWFUL dONESi HENCHMA4 1 lD' N- La Brea. Ct. 1. Owl 5bott-Costello, RIDE 'EM' COWBOYl Abbott-Costello.

KEEP 'EM FLYING Op iTiOwt Mxll, CHAMPION; Stanwyck-Preston, LADY GAMBLES lumuni iwv-w r.m. 3 SHOWS 00M BaRm nuu ft DOWNTOWN IOS ANGELES U27'jlZ1Z Phono 'OK. "471 WWWTS 1 -aC rHAT-IWUDrS 'IIP 50c 1 nJO, pttteT COtUMHA PiaURES rBILTMOREi CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD Tiff MASOUFPS Ii I ii i i i prttnf PASADENA, SO. PASADENA, ALHAMBHA mF0RD HENRY HULL JOHN HOYT pbcv I seats how ir 'r' Arftur Kurmtcutt Clarence Muse -KEYES LATE-SHOWS TONIGHT GLOBE THEATRE 744 S. Bdwy.

1-6272 Robt. Mitchum-dane Creer, BIQ STEAL W. Elliott-M. Windsor. HELLFIRE, col.

LINCOLN 2300 S. Central. 1-6275 Stevens-Gray in Will dames' SAND, Robt, Mitchum-dane Greer, BIQ STEAL L0S ANGELES 613 S. Bwr.Open all cite C. Gable-A.

Smith, ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY; plus Color Cartoon Hit LOEW'S STATE 705 R. Bwv. Open all nlta Dailey-Baxter, YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING, TEMPTATION HARBOR MILLION 307 8. Broadwav. 1-6272 Madison-Calhoun In MASSACRE RIVER plus BOMRA.

THE dUNGLE BOY 4-ORPHEUM 842 S. Bflwy. Open all nit Story of Unwed Mothers, NOT WANTED: C. Ruegles-P. Rarner, LOVABLE CHEAT PALACE NEWSREEL 630 S.

Bwv. Cont. 9 Filmed in Africa, PERILS OF THE dUNGLE; First Films, MID-AIR CRASH RIALTO 812 8. Broadway. 1-6273 8tevens-Grav In Will dames' SAND, O.

Cooper-P. Nea, In FOUNTAINHEAD KEDONDO, rffRMOSA, MANHATTAN aJW lil "fsf byRALPH murphy (MMIMtatLFUIB Mi: Soft "SISL! tncM 11 BE KWMAR ItlaatltahMlftsB Hurry Last 4 Weeks! Leaves for Chicago 4 JjOHHWAYHE lM0 VLJOHH WAYNE 1 GREAT is the wofi for "THE GREAT DAN PATCH JLOUCn hr JBI. tit "run 1 i ii Ull I IIIHIIII ACADEMY Open 12. RY-16508 B. Hope-L.

Ball. SORROWFUL dONESi Madison-Calhoun in MASSACRE RIVER- I A RT I STS-Open 1 2 Y-1657T Carland-Bolger in WIZARD OF OZ, eol.s plus Second Feature; AIR HOSTESS PASADENA-Open 1:30. SY. 5-2748 DeCarlo-Duff. CALAMITY JANE A SAM BASS, AMAZON QUEST UPTOWN-Open 12:45.

8Y-3433Q Stevens-Gray in Will dames' SAND, Cfeer, BIQ STEAL STRAND Open 12:00. SV-38187 Sinatra-Williams-Kelly, TAKE ME TO AiL co1 I THE CHAMPION WASHINGTON Open 12:45. 8Y.7014O Crosby-Fleming, CONN. YANKEE, col.T Grable. Beautiful Blonde Bashful Bern STATE Open 12:45.

SY-2713 Webb-Temple In BELVEDERE GOES TO COLLEGEl PORTRAIT OF JENNIE PARK Open 1:45. 8Y-4211S DOUBLE ACTION PROGRAM: HELL- SHIP MORGAN; SEA BANDITS RIALTO Open 13:45. PY-11259, 8Y-9318I. Roblnson-Hayward-Conte in HOUSE OF THE BRAVB EL.JIEYAlh- 4-Mam. Op.12 :45.

AT-26151 Stevens-Gray In Will dames' SAND, col.i Chapman-Brennan In GREEN PROMISE fs. AIL NEW! hot ri" fPINKY LEE ISl Si onl sof Cax) fTt Uy "ST 71MB SHOWN! REDONDO Op. 1:30. Smokine. FR-2-5254 Carland-Bolger, WIZARD OF OZ, Abbott-Costello In AFRICA SCREAMS: STRAND Oont.

1. Frontier 2-8300 TWIN ACTION SHOW: RIMFIRE; GUNNING FOR dUSTICE HERMOSA Open 12:45. Frontier 2-8245 B. Hope-L. Ball, SORROWFUL JONES; Robt.

Mitchum-dane Creer, BIQ STEAL LAMAR Manhattan Bch. Frontier 2-8500 Picture with Guts, HOME OF BRAVE: Knox-Sothern In JUDGE STEPS OUT Phona HO. 97101 Admission $2.00 Plu lax Dinnw la Corf POSITIVELY inl 'JZ HO 9 1 wct i mim IR 6941 POMONA-ONTARIO LAST WEEK "MICHTY JOE YOUNG' MUf'1I1 Wl ''f)r i'fBjL'l HOLLYWOOOBLVO.U8REA iflC VlM 5 Ih'JiII SUH.MATW2:-l.TOP llil 1biJ'4iialli4jj4liy Lfk'WlAiPAilt lii'ii EVES.2.I.S0 I-AII PlusTax JJJ ORANGE COUNTY IS ON HIS WAY ARLINGTON; VERMONT! CINEMA i JEWEL ''Green Grow the Lilacs" FOX Pomona. Cent. 1.

Owl Dailey-Baxter In YOU'RE MY EVERY THINO, ONE LAST FLINQ SUNKIST Pomona. Cont. 1. Owl Show Haver-Bolger, LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING, 2nd Hit, SPECIAL AGENT VILLAGE Claremont. On.

1 -45. LV-52612 Stewart-Allysen In 8TRATT0N STORY: das. Mason-B. Bel Geddes in CAUGHT GRANADA Ontario. Open 12:45.

619192 Duff-Toren-Brent. ILLEGAL ENTRY; CALAMITY. JANE A SAM BASS, eol. IATURA "I Olivnr Cliif Janet Hairier. Monry Finney, John Alvin Santa Ana: Kl -34534 or 32510.

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1-2-2421 Abbott-Costello in AFRICA SCREAMS; John Payne-Ellen Orew, CROOKED WAY FOX Anaheim. Phone 3602 C. Gable-A. Smith. ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY; plus 2nd Hit, SPECIAL AGENT ANAHEIM Anaheim.

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