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'SECOND WOMAN' ABSORBING MYSTERY 'BULLFIGHTER HOLDS OVER "Bullfighter and the Lady," which costars Robert Stack. Joy Page and Gilbert Roland, begins a second week today on the screens of Paramount Hollywood and Downtown Theaters. The Downtown also holds over "Lost Planet Airmen." Filmed in and around Mexico City, "Bullfighter and the Lady" boasts a cast including 14 of Mexico's fa-: mous matadors. Gala Cinema Event Slated Invitational premiere of "Go for Broke!" will be held next Wednesday night at the Egyptian Theater. Written and directed by Robert Pirosh and produced by Dors Schary as a successor to "Battleground," the new film details the exploits of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, a unit composed of Nisei (Americans of Japanese ancestry) volunteers and the most-decorated group of fighting men of World War II.

Van' Johnson plays the hardbitten young lieutenant who trains and leads the Nisei. Military and film notables, as well as press representatives, have been invited to the special screening of the motion picture. LOS ZtlQtltS O'mC02 9 which immediately wins me over to her. She may be lacking In popular attributes whatever they are but her concern for Young was enough to enlist my sympathy and make me want "to share it. Young himself gives a measured, likable performance, even though he may not be the brooding introvert whom the writer, Robert Smith, had in mind.

The mood Is sustained with, unexpected finesse by the director, James V. Kern, and enhanced in some degree by Tschaikowsky music. Matching of the Carmel locale with studio exteriors is not always as noteworthy. Unmasking Surprise Despite some tansrents. th 4 i i Garland Concert Series Programmed; Deal With Chevalier Called Off BY EDWIN' SCHAIXERT Judy Garland's program of activities abroad is still expanding.

In addition to her theater engagements she will have a concert series, which, as things stand now, will include Paris, Cannes and Monte Carlo. The Monte Carlo concertizing augments an appearance previously announced and the activities will keep her busy until Aug. 1, as she begins the concerts, a new departure for her, after her engagement at the Theater Royal in Dublin. Paris managers became interested in engaging her following her success at the Palladium in London. Her accompanist will be Buddy Pepper.

MAURICE CHEVALIER DEAL, OFFICIALLY CANCELED All plans for the filming of "A New Kind of Love" with Maurice Chevalier, which would have brought his first screen engagement in Hollywood in about 15 years, have been can- Hogan Story-Will Screen The story of two people from Texas Ben and Valerie Hogan unfolds in "Follow the opening tomorrow at Los Angeles, Chinese, Uptown, Loyola and -Fox Wilshire Glenn Ford and Anne Baxter play the roles of the golf ace and 1 his wife In the picture which -also stars Dennis O'Keefe and June Havoc On the same bill will be "When -I Grow Up," with Bobby Dris cou, KODert rreston and Martha scoiu HOLT in "GUN PlAY Ijijlf SC School of Music Offers One-Act Operas Two one-act operas, Ernst Krenek's "Dark Waters" and Ernst Toch's "The Real Prin cess, were presented last rugnt in Bovard Auditorium by the opera department 01 tne bu School of Music. Krenek's opera was a world premiere and the Toch work had not been heard here before. Albert Goldberg's review of the performance will appear in all editions of The Times tomorrow. 2nd eoturel TIM I tlCHMONO 7-431 1 I WAiNUt 12211 rQN)It WESTERN HEROINE Janis Carter appears opposite Randolph Scott in "Santa Fe, story of pioneer railroading, tvhich opens tomorrow at Orpheum, Hawaii Theaters. celed.

Billy Wilder, director, had developed the Chevalier deal for this romantic comedy, but the contract has been terminated by mutual consent. Difficulties were encountered about Chevalier's re-entry into 'this country, notwithstanding he had a brilliantly successful stage tour about three years ago. Gretchen Hartman, widow of Alan Hale, returned to film Ma, Pa Kettle Continue i iiii iVmMONT.3l24il SUMStt I-i377l JOSE FERRER I IhELDOVERS ilf.7:30P.M. i ii rwf, BY PHILIP K. SCHEUER Even when they call it Pine-cliff, Carmel remains an appropriate setting for a mystery its cypresses leaning forward as if listening to unseen voices, or perhaps to the hollow rumble of the surf.

"The Second Woman" takes place there and the mystery surrounds an architect who has built a soaring modern edifice on top of a rock. He lives there alone, victim of a series of misfortunes that takes from him, one by one, all the things he loves. Robert Young plays the architect and Betsy Drake is the girl who believes his misfortunes are not the result of accident, chance or "bad luck," but, in stead, of a calculated campaign by some human agency. Miss Drake, whose occupation is compiling the odds on professional insurance risks, is, as it turns out, correct. Somebody's out to get Bob.

Ellen Persistent "The second woman" i3 doubt less Mis3 Drake, the picture having been known originally as Ellen," which is her name in it. Young's fiancee was killed in a car crash before the story opens. After the tragedy he be comes a semirecluse, but Ellen won't let him stay that way. You see, she loves the guy. Miss is the rare possessor of a pensive charm, a kind of spiritual gentility in both speech and bearing, Produced CI UIICI CUPn or onmuLL a.

man Of WnillWLU U. LIIULL Sent Pis hv FREDEFJCK WM UVE. LOVE THROUGH BOBBY tSISCOU ri fi it I WE WERE A COUPLE 1 OF ADVENTUROUS KIDS I FROM out fl on a ialoDV honeymoon I on a WO budget I p. 1 VU i and iTVWvfriVl 1 1 It 1 II t9 it liJUUUiU AjjJmt mhmmmh mystery is developed absorbingly and the solution come3 as a surprise. However, it is more melodramatic than logical.

The- competent sunnortiner company includes Florence Bates. John Sutton. Morris Car. novsky. Henrv O'Neill.

Jean Rog ers, Shirley Ballard, Jason Rob- ards and Steven Geray. Mort Briskin and Robert Smith produced for Harry M. Popkin and a United Artists re lease. "Ghost Chasers." with Ijm Gorcey and the Bowery Boys, is on tne same program at the Four Star, Egyptian and Loew's State. I "It Esther Williams tion home mother.

Esther "Williams will begin a three-week cross-country exploitation tour by air today. Her first stop will be Winchester, where she will be guest of honor at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. She will go to Boston May 15 for a tribute as one of the 25 outstanding women chosen by the First Assembly of American Women of Achievement, and will attend the premiere of "Go for Broke" in Washington, D.C., May 17. She will do special exploitation work for her own starring picture, "Texas Carnival." GRANGER AND COREY FACE RUGGED DUTY Stewart Granger and Wendell Corey will have to pack in for 10 miles to their next location for "The North Country," as a result of a scouting trip made by Director Andrew Martin in Idaho. "The North Country," which was suspended while Granger undertook his assignment in "The Light Touch" with Pier Angeli, will resume in July.

Granger and Miss Angeli will return here early next week for interior scenes for this production. Cecil Kellaway will probably be in "Three Wishes for Jamie" when the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera presents that new work. The engagement will doubtless follow his current assignment in "The Rage of the Vulture" at Paramount. Whereas it was decided not to have Stewart Granger duel with himself in his double role in "Scaramouche," MGM will experiment with a similar idea by having Howard Keel box with himself in his dual role in "Kellaway Went Thataway." He is being trained now by Johnny Indrisano in shadow boxing- JEFF RICHARDS HINTED FOR MERRIWELLi Tony London and Ira Uhr are seeKing Jeff Richards, under contract to MGM, for the role of Frank MerriwelL provided they can at least share his contract. Formerly an athlete at mMCmR iilJKji- Comic Screen BY JOHN L.

SCOTT Further adventures of that rustic pair, Ma and Pa Kettle, are chronicled at five theaters, United Artists, Studio City, Ritz, Vogue and Culver. The film with the marathon title is "Ma and Pa Kettle Back on the Farm." In case you aren't a Kettle fan, Pa, Ma and their king-sized brood have been living in an ultra-modem dwelling that Pa won in some contest or other. In the new slapstick comedy they are more or less forced to return to their old, ramshackle farmhouse when their eldest son becomes a father. The latter's in-laws move in and take over the new Kettle manse. Grandmothers Clash There's a big hassle when Ma's homespun methods of tending to the new offspring clash with those of the baby's other grandmother.

While this battle continues, two city slickers with a Gei-ger counter snoop around and are convinced that there is uranium on the Kettle farm. They proceed to pay Pa's back taxes and claim the property. The fight over the baby and the phony uranium discovery lead to a series of gags and chases reminiscent of the "good old days" of silent movies, even including the stalled-caron-the-track routine. Edward Sedgwick, a veteran LEO SDRCEY and till BOWEIY BOYS wrB HUNiZ HULL in VTm i Jin "thMrythiaf the Awraqe Audience Can NOW PLAYING What night L-vz. A'1 to the strange prt dark I house iSlZ'sr lff- 4 lb Exploits of slapstick, directed.

"Final screen play" credit goes to Jack Henley. Percy Kilbride and Marjorie Main are again Pa and Ma Ket tle. The script gives them plen ty of opportunity to clown, Pa as the retiring, lazy husband and Ma as his anything but bashful spouse. Richard Long, Meg Randall, Barbara Brown, Ray Collins, Oliver Blake, Ted Hart, kmory Parnell'and others take supporting Companion feature is a west ern, "Gunplay," starring Tim Holt with Joan Dixon, Harper carter, Mauntz Hugo and others. Lesley Selander directed.

ftiivuAi? "SHOOT THE WORKS!" and that's what they dor with Iovef Irsiiff hi nv ana Metro-GoldwgB-Miger wlio Drought gou'Battlegrtrand'! Take In Shack wvwvww 12J MOtlT. KVB. ft 7 NOW PLAYING True Thrilling lerrilic mm I' -1 TTO in Judith Braun first national sales meeting in work for the first time in 20 years in "As Time Goes By" at Warners, nlavine an adon- sc, he is appearing in "Angels and the Pirates." Judith Braun, the baby sitter, who won her movie chance as a result of telling fairy tales dramatically to children in New York, will have her first chance in pictures as one of the handmaidens of Maureen O'Hara in "Flame of Araby," with Noreen Michaels also assigned and Cindy Garner cast a3 a slave girL The picture started Monday with Charles La-mont directing. United Artists will start its five years today at the Black- 1 vy i I A fibrillin I iff. Bashing steel YM dingtt "rti Ugh Bertcrt I Tales ertseets fk JOHN WAYNE Productk ROSERT JOY lltT STACK 'PAGE -ROLAND nsa usiai hit im fnA on OMk (UDO tOCTTICHEl A REPUBLIC PICTURE 2i raiUINGTH nATURtlll "LOST PLANET AIRMEH" KPUtUC nctuu Jjr.

n. a MS, 1 stone Hotel in Chicago. William J. Heineman, vice-president, spoke optimistically in advance of the company having the greatest production schedule in its history, and will urge the development of new, hard-hitting sales methods for pictures, with special aid to exhibitors. This is the initial meeting under the new management headed by Arthur Krim as president, and lasts until Friday.

ICilT-2JI MALA POWERS Fcarchoic Mats $1.80 FmtcHmx seats S2.40 P.m. Prices ndude taxi O-MMt'OLUta HOLLYWOOD APOLLO Op. 6:45. CR-4529 Fantaine-Cetten. SEPTEMBER Fleming-Ford, REDHEAD A COWBOY CHINESE 6925 Ullyvd.BI.Op.12 RE-4111 P.

Oeuglaa-R. Baaehart, 14 HOURS; M. Rooney-W. Hendria, Outlaw Brother. FILM ARTE 1228 K.Vue.Op.6 :45 CR-7712 Twrney-d.

Lund. MATING Davis-Sullrvan. PAYMENT ON DEMAND HOLLYWOOD CU a.m. HE-9371 Chandler-deurdan, Bird at Paradise, dr, Paris Day. Lullaby ef Broadway, dr.

IRIS 6508 Cont. 12. HE-21S4-Hayward-Dailey-Sanders, CAN GET IT -FOR YOU WHOLESALE; Mr. Urwveraa) LOMA S. Onen 1:45.

CL-1713 R. Scett-A. dergem. SUCARFOOT, Gee. Rart-C.

Cray. LUCKY NICK CAIN VOGUE 6675 Hd. Bird. Ct. 12.

CR-255S All New! MA A PA KETTLE BACK ON -THE FARM; plus Tim Holt. CUN PLAY HUNTINGTON PARK CALIFORNIA Mat. Pricee 12-5. dE-5111 Oatley-Hayward. CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE: Lucky Nick Cam LYRIC 7208 Pacific Bi.

Op. 6 :45. Wyirian-dehmen, 3 Cuya Named Mike; Fentaine-Cotten. SEPTEMBER AFFAIN ALCAZAR 4426 E.Gaje.Oo.6 LA-3306 G. Tierney-d.

Lund, MATING Rogers-Carson, GROOM WORE SPURSI ALPHA 4065 E. Can. KI-S456 Open Sun. Opening Fri. King Solomon Mines: Hit Parade 195f INGLEWOOD ACADEMY Fr.

Pk. OR-7-1000. PL-1-5151 MAJOR STUDIO FEATURE Hayward. Cet It for Yea Wholesale FOX 115 N. Market.

Ct. 12 30. OR-8232S Ceeper-Creer, YOU'RE IN NAVY GROOM WORE SPURS FIFTH AVENUE Slh-Manch. TW-S96S Deater-Parfcer, VALENTINO, Smash Suspense Drama! Days te Noon INCLEW00O 103 N.La Br.6:45. OR-74164 Acad.

Award Winner! d. Hdliday, Bona Yesterday; Baater-Davis, AH About Eve BEDONDO. HERMOSA, MANHATTAN REOONOO 6 JO. Smoking. FR-2-5254 Cee.

Raft-C. Cray. LUCKY NICK CAIN; Ceo. Montgomery, Sword ef Monte Cri-tte STRAND Open 6:45. FRontier 2S30B- Tracy-Taylor.

FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND: plus Mak of the Dragon) HERMOSA Open 6:45. FRontier 2624S G. Tierney-d. Lund. MATING SEASON; Davis-Sullivan.

PAYMENT ON DEMAND LAMAR Manhattan Beach FRontier 28500 Day. LULLABY OF BROADWAY, dr. I Mark Stevens. TARGET UNKNOWN GLENDALE ALEX Oo-n 13. CH-5152S Ceeper-Creer.

YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW; w. acett-. jergena. OUCARFOOT. dr.

GLENDALE Open 12. CH-5281S O. Andrews-R. Cente, Salerno Beachhead; A. Barter-T.

Mitchell. Fighting Sul I ivens GATEWAY S.Fer.-Brd.Op.S:45. CH-51631 Susan Hayward-Ty Power, RAWHIDE; D. Brian-A. Dahl, INSIDE STRAIGHT GLEN Op 6 45 Fr.Pk.

CH-SI78B MARIO LANZA SINCS AGAIN! Toat ef New Orleans end Mtdnisht ICIse PASADENA, SO. PASADENA. ALHAMBRA ACADEMY Open 12 00. RY-1650B Cooper-Creer, YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW; Cee. Raft-C.

Cray. LUCKY NICK CAIN PASADENA Open 6:30 SV-5274S O. Andrews-R. Conte. Salome Beachhead; A.

Baater-T. Mitchell. Fighting Sullivana UPTOWN Onen 6:45 SY-3433B Davis-Sullivan. PAYMENT ON DEMAND; D. Day.

LULLABY OF BROADWAY, dr. STRAND Oca 121 SY-38187 Acad. Award Winner! i. Helliday, Bene Yesterday; I'd Clime) Highest dr. WASHINGTON Open 6:45 SY-70140 MARIO LANZA SINCS AGAIN! Toast of New Orleans and Midnight ICloe STATE Own 6-45 SY-2-7130 C.

B. DeMILLE'S MASTERPIECES Mature-Lamarr. Sermon and Delilah, dr. RIALTO Own 6:45 PY.11259, SY-93161 Chandler-deurdan. BIRO OF PARADISE, D.

Day, Lullaby ef Broadway, dr. EL REV Alh. 4-Mi'O. On.6:45. CU-3-352S Lancaster, VENGEANCE VALLEY, Mark Stevens.

TARCET UNKNOWN POMONA, ONTARIO FOX Pomona Onen 6:30 LY-21353 All New! MA A PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM: Laws et the Badlands SUNKIST Open 6:45 LV-2503 THE THING (FROM AN UNKNOWN WORLD: plus B. Lahr in Mr. Un STATE Pomona. Cont. 2.

LV-2-5S44 Susan Hayward-T. Power RAWHIDE; Woman-Toad. Ligntning atrines Twice VILLAGE Claremont On 6-45. LY-S-2S12 Ethel Barrymere, MOONRISE; Dorn-McCloud, I've Always Laved Veal GRAN ADA Ontario. On 6:45.

Ph. 61-9192 Flynn-OeHavillanB, BODGE CITY, Bogart-Hopkins-Scott. VIRCINIA CITY RIVERSIDE AlVERSlOE Own 1 45 Ph. S252 THE THING (FROM AN HtNOWII WORLD): R. Denning.

DCf LE DEAL LIOO Rivcr-me On 6 45 Ph. 5742 A. Smith-Z. Scott. South of St.

Lews; Errel Flynn. Adventures ef Den duais GOLDEN STATE Own 6:45 Phone 737 E. Flytm-Q. OeHavilland. DODGE CITY REDLANDS REOLANOS Own -45 Vhane43t Day, LULLABY OF BROADWAY.

04r. Cee. Montgomery. Sword ef Monte Crista) ORANGE COUNTY WEST COAST Saata Ana. 1-3-317 Grnnger-Pidgeen.

SOLDIERS THREE: Cowling-Cray and Lame. Painted HiIHj FOX Anaheim Phone 3602 BILL MAULDIN'S WILLIE A dOE IN UP FRONT; Also CROOM WORE SPURS 0 Fo lertnn. Phone 26 7 Cooper-Greer, YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW; FAITH DOMERCUE IN VENDETTA IONS BEACH CREST Fr Pi- Frank Lava toy, I wee coimomn tor tna F.B.I. aiae My Bratnar Outlaw LAUGH trtrl Shovmf SumUy S30 ARROYO 3236 Fix. Op.

6:45. 0A-SS31 Attaira-Paoall, ROYAL WEDDING, dr. Mark Stevens, TARGET UNKNOWN BELMONT lft-Vt. Fr.Fk.Op.6. OU-9-1331 Harward-DaiieySanden.

GAM SET IT FOB YOU WHOLESALE: Mr. Unhrene BEVERLY Hilll. On. 6:45. CR-64141 C.

Tierfiey-d. Lund. MATING SEASON; Gee. Montgomery, Sword of Monte Crista BOULEVARD RE-4111 Daeis-Suiiwan. patmeht on demand O.

Tieroey-J. Lund. MATING SEASON BRUIN Wetood. On. 6:45.

A -39 29 1 Acad. Atrd. Winner! THE TITAN; Deborah Kerr. BLACK NARCISSUS CARLTON On. 65.

AX-18922 ALL SEATS 40c. Davis-Sullivan. PAY' MENT ON DEMAND; Luchy Nicfc Cain CARMEI 6163 S.M.B1. On. 6:45.

CR-272S Day, LULLABY OF BROADWAY, Chandler-dourdan. Bird at Pasadise. dr. EL REV 5517 Wilshire. Op.

6. WE-11101 Hayward-Dailey-Sanders, CAN SET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE: Mr. EMBASSY DU-34312 Astaira-PeMll, ROYAL WEDDING, cnandiariouman. ire at Paradise, cir. FAIRFAX Op.

6:45. WV-311S Astaire-Pewell, ROYAL WEOOINC. Chandler-dourdan, Bird ef Paradise, dr. FICUER0A On. 6:45.

AO-051S B. MATING SEASON Devis-Sulliyan. PA NTOND EM AND FINE ARTS Cieneaa. CR-45124 Acad. Winner! dose Ferrer as CYRANO: Daily 2:30, Sun.

2:30. 5:30. .30 FLORENCE Fr. Pt LA-7677 G. Tierney-d.

Lund. MATING SEASON Cooper-Creer. YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW SENTRY C6inpuo-66th A. LA-5563 Astaire-Pewell, ROYAL WEDDING, ti. acotr-A.

morgans, sucahfoot, cir. GOLDEN GATE 5176 Whit. Cont. 12 JO Deater-Paraar. VALENTINO, Purree-Storm.

At doiminta of Oklahoma GORDON La Bre-MH. Op. 6:45. WH-2944 Fenuine-Cetten. SEPTEMBER AFFAIR; Day.

LULLABY OF BROADWAY, dr. HIGHLAND 5604 N.Fie.Op.6:45. AL-964S mdooci costeiie Meet invismie Man W. Scott-A. dergens, SUCARFOOT, dr.

LA BREA 9vh-La Brea.Op 6:45. WA-S502 noria uay, cuiiaDy et Broadway, inanoier-youroan. giro of paradise, dr. LARCHMONT CL-7417 cnandier-rfourdan. Bird at Paradise, Davis-Sullivan, PAYMENT ON DEMAND LIDO La Cien-r-Piro.

On 6:45 BR-23633 Day. LULLABY OF BROADWAY, LOYOLA Op. 6. OR-82444 P. oouglaa-R.

Baaehart, 14 HOURS M. Rooney-W. Hendrix, Outlaw Brother MELROSE Own 6:45. OL-4421 Fantaine-Cetten. SEPTEMBER AFFAIR; micasrer, rtfilitumt valley, eir, MESA Op.

6:45. AX-16959 Chandler-daurdan, Bird a4 Pasadise, utis uay. a.unaoy or Broadway, dr. PARISIAN Op. 6:45.

DU-71013 Ctiandler-Jaurdan, Bird ef Paradise, uona uay. miiaoy at Broadway, cir RAVENNA Op. 6 :45. OU-3BO60 Davis-Sullivan. PAYMENT ON DEMAND: Ceo.

Montgomery, Sword of Monte Criste RITZ 5214 WiUhire. Op. 6:15. WA-1221 AH New! MA A PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM: plus Tim Holt. GUN PLAY ST A I Pico-Hoot o.

Op. 6:45. CR-S20S3 AStaire-Peweil, ROYAL WEDDING, clr.j uona uay, a.unapy at Broadway, dr. STARLAND 2624 N. Broadway.

CA-8090 Lancaster. VENCEANGE VALLEY, D. Brian-A. Oatil, INSIDE STRAIGHT TOWER Coma. On All Ki.

NE-C131S Astaire-Povnll. ROYAL WEDDING, dr. Abbott A Costelle Meet Invisible Man UPTOWN WesCn-Olvm. Coot. 6.

PA-111C p. oeuciaa-R. Basehart. 14 HOURS: M. Raoney-W.

HendriK, Outlaw Brother VILLAGE Westwood. On. 6:45. BR-04301 YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW. 7:10.

10:38: B. Davis. PAYMENT ON DEMAND, WESTLAK On 1 2 :1 OU-33920 oavta-Suilivan, PAYMENT ON DEMANO: Gee. Raft-C. Cray.

LUCKY NICK CAIN WILSHIRE 440 Wil.hire. Ct. 6 CA-5897S P. Deuelae-R. Basehart.

14 HOURS: M. Rooney-W. Mendriv. Outlaw Brother DOWNTOWN IOS ANGELES GLOBE Bdwv. nr.

Bth. Cont. 10. RE-4111 Hayward-Dailey-Sandere. CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE: Mr.

LOS ANGELES 615 Bdwy. 10 -12 JO P. Douglaa-R. Basehart. 14 HOURS: M.

Rooney-W. Hendria. utlaw rothar OCEAN PARK. SANTA MONICA. VENICE, CULVER CITY, WEST I.

A. DOME On. 12:15 EX-63273 Pack-Paytefi. ONLY THE VALIANT. Carson-Lahr, MR.

UNIVERSE CRITERION Cont. 12. EX-5S282 G. Tierney-d. Lund, MATING SEASON: Cooper-Creer, YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW ROSEMARY Open 6:45.

EX-63279 D. Duryee. Al ermines ef Oklaheena, E. O. Robinson, Operation BUNDV Pieo-Ontinela.

Fr. Pit AR-9S161 H. Botart-J. Carey. THE ENFORCER; B.

Williama-d. Nich. BLUE BLOOD TIVOLI 11525 S' Mnn Bd AR-3163C Lancaster, VENGEANCE VALLEY, D. Brian-A. Dahl.

INSIDE STRAIGHT WILSHIRE 1314 Wilsh. Bird. EX-S699S Trncy-Henburn, ADAM'S RIB: arena Young. CAUSE FOR ALARM CULVER Op. 5 -45.

VE-H3124 All New! MA A PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM plus Tim Holt. GUN PLAY NORTH HOLLYWOOD, VAN NUYS. SHERMAN OAKS, STUDIO CITY STUDIO CITY Opn 6:00. NO. 2-1042 All New! MA A PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM; plus Tim Holt.

BUN PLAY EL PORTAL On. 12. ST-72983 Ceeper-Orear, YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW; O. Tierney-d. Lund, MATING SEASON VALLEY N.

On. 6 45 SU-2-2272 MARIO LANZA SINCS AGAIN Toast ef New Orlenas; War With Army LA REIN A Op. 12:15 ST-72942, ST-41141 Ceaper-Sreer, YOU'RE IN NAVY NOW; R. Scott-A. Jergens.

SUCARFOOY. dr. VAN NUYS Own 6:45. STete 5-2731 Lancaster, VENGEANCE VALLEY, clr. Reaaan-Lyrm, BEDTIME FOR BONZO xf- Wfitttll tntf Directed by MICHAEL JACK Horizon i A I fcTo i 1 0 II Hollywood nr HMand i r.

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PERFORMANCE wm in owjasfflafii Cl)catct0 Spoken Drama STUDIO BRIEFS Noonday function today at the Ambassador will bring about a reunion of at least half of the 68 members of the press who were present at the original party given for Marlene Dietrich in Hollywood nearly a score of years ago. Excerpts from her pictures like "The Blue Angel," "Morocco," "Desire," "Destry Rides Again," "Foreign Affair" and "Chuck-a-Luck" will be screened as part of the proceedings. Jonathan Cott, ex-Purdue athlete, may get a break in "Scaramouche" as a juvenile lead it is indicated because of the new script for this picture to be produced by Carey Wilson and directed by George Sidney. Gilchrist Stuart joins the cast of "Force of Arms." 3 al af iuioi WB. JO Wfl).

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