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SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER 7 PAGH C2X 5ICOM SUCTION 11 ij; hs3 MAUKICE DANCEH, Theatrical Editor UjL ALiLlUJ v4 CLARK CABLE ard JEAN HAELOW ii The Golden Theatre pre et a glittering" array of screen hits on its cinema program for this weelt end and next week. The tumorous pre.er.tation of Charles Rugls in "Mama Loves Papa," and with Lionel Barrymore, will be featured on Friday's bill. "She Had to Say Yes," with the alluring 1 Loretta Young and Buck Jones' in "Treason" Ethel Waters in "Rufus Jones for President" and Chapter ft' of the "Three Musketeers," are booked for Saturday. For Sunday midnight and Monday and Tuesday, the personality pair of Jean Harlow and Clark Gable will be in the sensational film' "Hold Your Man." "Iron Master" will be the other attraction for these three days. "Secrets of the Blue Room," a IT THAT COME STRAIGHT! My workout is fcuaranteed to rtake all systems look 'sick.

It positively turns out more Straight Hits than" ail others combined. Last week my workout gave the following Straight Hits on various systems: 874 and 195 for first, second and third aces; 749 and 399 for 3. 5 and 7 aces; 490. 990and 949 for 5 and races. It gave 340 and 341 for Butter and Eggs; 162 and 8S7 Bonds and two straigti for Stocks.

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ii 1 5 At the Golden Sunday Midnite, Monday and Tuesday. HOLD YOUR MAN" THE GOLDEN MONDAY 7 a scene ram 'HOi YOUR MAN AT mystery thriller and Constar.ce Bennett in "Bed of Roses" ttre billed for Wednesday, a'nd Thurs day. Friday's men'! rftcludes Jack Holt in: "The Wreclier." and Wheel er and Woolsey in "Dipl Next week's progr im omaniacs." ill be con eluded I with "Fiddlin' with Ken Maynar.l, "deception," Chapttr No. 7 of "The Three Mus keteers" and an Interesting com edy cartoon. LUIS RUSSELL an4 His Or chestra, with Tiny Br ads shaw di recting; and vocalising a regular from the feature over the air Roseland Ballrooci th Columbia Broad lasting rough the Company.

BILL ROBINSON wUl carry on the late Billy Pierce'te dancing school, it Is reported, in (New York. The dancer was one of the Jate Pierce's most eminent pupils. Bill will likewise continue nils activities in addition to supervising the dancing school. NUMBERS Guaranteed or Your Money Back Will Your Banker Pay You When You Hit? If so, then pawn your shoes, hat, overcoat or anything and send me $5 here a the track and I will get you fixed for life. I have made a connection here starting October 2nd, that I get the name of the winning horses and iuL i i 1 4 luc pi lutra nirjr win i'ftj nuut 3 before the race all I have to do is to add the number and send it to you In time for you (to play.

No Letters Answered; use Western Union or Postal Telegraph. I will return your money jibytime my numbers do not hit. Ilf they do not hit I do not hav to pay for them, so I am able to refund your money. $45 more when! you hit. A number every day.

I will only take the first 15 people who wire me money. Send yours atonce. Don't wait. You may be toq "ate. SIDNEY A.

MURPHY. 619 Eighth Street. Md. GOLDEH Fallerton at Wylie ADMISSION VDCLTS I5o CHILDREN 10c Friday CHARLES RUGGLES in "MAMA LOVES PAPA" And LIONEL BARRYMORE in Saturday i LORETTA YOUNG and REGIS TOOMEf in ''SHE HAD TO SAY YES" And BUCK JONES In TRJL4SON" Chapter 6, 'Thrp" Musketeer ETHEL WATERS In 'Rufus Jones for President' Sunday Midnight, i Monday Tuesday JEAN HARLOW and CLARK GABLE in "HOLD YOUR 1 MAN" And "IRON MASTER" i Wednesday Thursday "Secret of the Blue Room" nd CONSTANCE BENNETT in "BED OF ROSES" Friday JACK HOLT in "THE WRECKER" And I WHEELER and WOOLSEY in "DEPLOMANIACS" Saturday KEN MAYNARD in "FIDDLES' RUCKAROO" A nd "DECEPTION" Chapter 7, Musketeei" Comedy Cartoon HE: jnJLJ Sunday Southland Sketches WJZ 10:00 A.M. Monday Plantation Days WLW 10:00 A.M.

The ifl Brother 760 700 700 660 760 700 860 860 760 760 850 770 660 760 WLW 11:45 A.M. Negro Male Quartet WEAF 7:00 A.M. Tuesday Four Southern Singers WJZ 10:00 A.M. The Riff Brothers WLW 3:15 P.M. Mills Brothers WABC 7:30 P.M.

Claude Hopkins WABC 1:00 A.M. Wednesday Four Southern Singers WJZ 10:00 A.M. Eva Taylor i WJZ 12:00 Mid. Cloude Hopkins WABC 3:45 P.M. Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon WBBM 8:00 P.M.

Negro Male Quartet WEAF 7:00 P.M. Cab Callowa WJZ 12,:00 Mid. Thursday Four Southern Singer; "1 i I r.vi Oil I i r3 Baron Lee, aristocrat of jazz, whose monacle has become the symbol of jazz perfection both in thi3 country and abroad, is coming to Pittsburgh for a single engagement. Sweeping in here direct from Cleveland, where he and his famous Hardy. Brothers orchestra have just" completed a long engagement ajt an exclusive night ruh spot in the Sixth City, the famous "Beiu Brum of the air waves, will stop over here this Sunday for a midnight engagement before they swing into New York, where they will work under an extended Broadway contract.

Hit Here and Abroad Baron Lee Is the only orchestra leader in the country who wears a monacle a habit he acquired while he was the toast Of the smart set in London, Paris and Monte Carlo. He also sports a wardrobe which has won for him the title of "Melody's Finest Gentleman." The orchestra which he directs, picked under his own personal supervision, represents one of the biggest name attractions in the country, and his. appearance here Sun "SILK EXPRESS" ON WAY TO Eddie Cantor, dimunjtive, fun provoking sensation in the much talked about picture "Whoopee," will feature the Triangle Theatre's screen bill for Friday and In addition Buck Jones in "The Sundown. Rider," and a new chapter of the "Phantom of the Air," are on the program. On Monday a double feature is booked including "The Silk Express," with Neil Hamilton and Sheila Terry and "Justice Takes a Holiday," with the talented H.

B. Warner. Another double feature will be screened Tuesday, with "Lucky Devils," and "The Monkeys Paw." Both are real thrillers. Charley Ruggles and Phil Harris in "Melody Cruise," a delightful musical, romance, and "The Lurei of the Dragon," with Rich AILcEEN E. ECKSTEIN, Radio Editor Genevieve Tobin, Sidney Blackmer im Jack Holt in "The Wrecker" A Columbia Picture 5 col.

Scene cut or met TW 1 08 At the Golden Friday. day night, with his orchestra, said to be the classiest group of musicians in the country, should result In a mammoth' turnout of the femmes. Although he wears a top hat and swings a walking stick with the same ease and style that he shakes a baton, there is nothing high hat about the He believes that fine manners should go with fine clothes and his behavior is as polished as his gleaming white teeth. Baron Lee has broadcast from the floor of the Cotton Club in New York over the N. B.

C. network, and his torrid rhythms are known all over the country. Advance tickets for the dance will go on sale today (Thursday). TRIANGLE ard Dix 'are included on Wednesday's twin bill. The masterful film.

"Sweepings," with Lionel Barrymore and "Goldie, Gets Along," will be featured in Thursday. NOW THAT Mills Rockwell Company hae allied itself with the Victor Recording Company, such ace attractions as Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway and Mills' Blue Rhythm Band will be recording for Victor. Calloway started this week on his new chores for Victor with a group of tunes, including "Lady With A Fan," "I Learned About Women From Her," "Harlem Hos pitality" and "I Like To Bite My Baby on the Neck." Ellington will record next week for Victor. i WJZ 10:00 A.M. 760 The Riff Brothers WLW 5:45 P.

M. 700 Mills Brothers WABC 7:30 P.M. 860 Harlem Serenaders with Hall Johnson Choir and Claude Hopkins WABC 8::30 P.M. 860 Cab Calloway WEAF ...12:05 A.M. 660 Friday Four Southern Singer WJZ 10:00 A.M.

760 The Riff Brothers WLW 15 P.M. 700 Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon WBTI' 8.00 P.M. "60 Cab Calloway WJZ 12:00 Mid. 760 Claude Hopkins WABC 1:00 A.M 860 Saturday Plantatior Days WLW 10 00 A.M. 700 Fletcher Henderson WABC 5:00 P.M.

860 Negrro Male Quartet WEAF P.M. 660 Elder Michaux WLW 8:15 P.M. 860 Rhvthm Club WLW 12:00 Mid. 700 Wfi iV) A.M. 860 Fletcher Henderson 5 HERE SUNDAY in BARON LEE "Beau Brummel" of Jazz, who brings his famous orchestra here Sunday midnight for a dance at Pythian Temple.

WAVE LENGTHS By AILEEN ECKSTEIN Radio Editor ELDER SOLOMON Lightfoot Michaux does his congregational reviving somewhere "on the banks of the Potomac," presumably not far from Washington, as the capital link picks up his session every Saturday night at 7:30 and brings it into New York via WABC at that hour. Elder Michaux is unconsciously one of the best radio exultants. He sells religion with Kariem variations. He may be doing it as deliberately as Aimee Semple McPherson revives in Los Angeles and elsewhere, but he certainly is doing an entertaining job. He is a Reverend in the Calloway manner.

And this is not disparagingly meant. He has evidently gotten the idea that religion as well as anything else must take on the modern aspect if it wants to claim attention from the layman. And with this in mind he speaks in rhythm and his flock gives out "Amens" that sound 'or all the world like this Harlem idiom "Yeah Man." AI ELDER MICHAUX Is certainly patriotic. Ha is for the NRA twice. Once as General Johnson would have it, and the other idea of NRA is his own National Revival Administrations.

He has many' converts to the air waves at 7:30 Saturdays and seems to be doing it more and more every week. Tune in. h.s modern philosophising may do your soul a much needed favor. Al RICHARD B. HARRISON iT)e Lawd) was the guest artist on the Southernaires program, Sunday.

He told of his life before he appeared on the stage at the "early age of 65" and recited a short poem. The quartet, artists of the microphome and the concert stage who are heard nationally every Sunday morning through the fa cilities of the present vari ous eminent Negro artists and. educators before tb microphone as their guests. Al CLAUDE HOPKINS and his orchestra will present Harlem Serenade as a regular feature over WABC and the nationwide Columbia network every Thursday at 8:30 Eastern Standard Time. The program will combine the unique choral arrangements and melodies of the nationally famous vocal group with the Hall Johnson Choir as features.

They will render stirring arrangements of plr'tuals. work songs. Blues and American i JWL "BABY FACE" IS AT ELMORE NEXT WEEK The Elmore Theatre is planning one of its biggest programs in its history beginning with Friday and Saturday of this week when the rip roaring Tim McCoy wiil be seen in "Man of Action;" Edward G. Robinson in "Tiger Shark;" Chapter 6 of the thriller "Gordon of Ghost City," with Buck Jones and a clever cartoon. The inimitable Barbara Stanwyck In "Baby Face" and "Central Park," are the two features for Monday and Tuesday' super shows.

In addition a snappy cartoon and a Metro News film will be shown. if "Easy 'Millions" and "Scar Face," both outstanding film successes, will be shown on Wednesday, only. A Universal Newt film will complete Wednesday' attraction. Marie and Wallace Berry, two of the screen's most famous sraflf will be teamed up in the imffressive film "Tugboat Annie" for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. "The Fighttn" Parson" with i Hoot Gibeorv and Chapter 7 of "Jordon of Ghost City," with Buckj Jones, will be additional features for the last three days of next week.

"BROWNSKIN MODELS" TO PLAY IN AMBRIDGE Irvin C. Miller's famous "Brown skin Models," reputed to be one of the most glamorous and spectacular of all colored road shows, will make two special appearances at the Ambridge Theater in Ambi idge. on Saturday and Monday, October 7th and 9th. With an all star cast of 40, including dainty dancers, talented singers and "laugh provoking comedians, and a red hot jazz Young Billy Eckstein Is Latest 'Find'l WASHINGTON, 'Oct. 5 (ANP) Billy Eckstein, 18 year old high school senior at Armstrong, who sang in.

a recent "amateur night" show, at the Howard Theater here is being acclaimed as the "find of the year" by newspaper critics, who have heard him sing. So good was he that he wa.i immediately drafted into the current stage production featuring "John Henry," Baron Lee. and the Hardy Brother orchestra, and given' a feature spot on the bill, with a juicy contract. He has been offered longtime contracts by eastern booking agents, but is waiting for advice from his manager before signing them. Billy has a.

husky voice, which can reach easily into the field of higher and clearer octaves to carry with full richness of tone, lacking in many singers now being featured over the air. Local fans went into wild enthusiasm when he sang several numbers in the show. It is understood here that Tretz vant (Andy) Anderson, local the atrical critic, will handle the young singer's afTaira. Eckstein hails from Pittsburgh. folk music, as well as dance music.

Al NEITHER OUTFIT needs any introduction to the radio audience, for the singers have been beard in recitals throughout the country, as well as appearing annually during the summer series of concerts at Lewisohn Stadium, New York. Last season, they made hitory in the Broadway production, "Run Little Chillun." and were acclaimed at the gala opening of the Radio City Music Hall. They are alfo knowrv for their offerings of spirituals in the much heralded, "Green Pastures." Claude Hopkins' Band has been heard nightly from the Roseland Ballroom where he was the feature. Al THE HARLEMITES, peer of local lands, were honored at the Associated Radio Stations Vaudeville Show held at Carnegie Hall here, Sept. 26th.

They were awarded the third prize, playing the Duke Ellington "Slippery Horn." This was followed by a special arrangement of "Lazy Bones" and "The St. Louis BLuea." Although these selections consumed the allotted period of time, the audience was so enthusiastic and the applause so great, that the band was allowed to play an encore. 1 I WALLACE BEERY ROBERT VOUNS MARIE DRESSLER wd MAUREEN Q5UUJVAN ANNJE At the Elmore Thursday, Friday and Saturday. band, the company Is coming to Ambridge direct from 'successful engagements In New York City and other eastern cities. The alluring Blanche Thompson, one of the most attractive and shapely of all sun tan stage beauties; George Bias, the silver volred crooner; a clever dancing team, a fast stepping chorus and a rhythm polluted orchestra are featured attractions.

EJevsy NevcoCtcc I EMPEROR JONES Is the fourth O'Neill play to reach the screen. Paul Robeson, starred in the role of the Emperor is supported by Miss Freddie Washington. THE COTTON CLUB floor show will play out of town for the first time when it goes on a vaudeville tour of the key. cities this month. Irving MilU is handling the tour, and the show will be headed by Adelaide Hall, the Mills Blue Rhythm Band ar.d Dewey Washington and include a mixed choir of eight and ehorua of 16 girls.

CAB CALLOWAY has returned from a vaudeville and ballroom tour through the Midwest and moved into the Cotton Club, New York, October 1st AL WALDON'S hand replacea Troy Singer's Syncopators at Semmler's Tavern, near Akron Georgia Gould still stays on aa featured singer and entertainer. 2312 14 CENTER AVE. ADMISSION PRICES: Adults, Eve, 20c; 15c Children 10c Friday Saturday TEH McCOY In 'Man of Action' And EDW. G. ROBINSON In 'Tiger Shark, Chapter ft, BUCK JONES in "GORDON OF GHOST CITY" Cartoon Monday Tuesday BARBARA STANWYCK In 'BABY FACE' And 'Central Park' Cartoon Metro News Wednesday Only 'Easy Millions' And 'SCARFACE' Universal News rhorFrlSai.

MARIE DRESSLER and WALLACE BEERY ia 'Tugboat Annie' Vnd HOOT GIBSON In 'The Fightmg Parson' Chapter 7, BUCK JONES in "GORDON OF GHOST CITY" Belton Sensation At Castle Farrm S. Berton nn'i Society Synropnu satibn at the Farms night cU.h i The orchestra 'n popular that held over for a i by popular i. Their rendition St sweet tunes r' never heard T'v'tv Perkins brother. feature, ate dra crowds. The lowed Duke Klllnit.

Kinney' Cotton rf the spot. DEN HILSOirs BAND TO PLAY AT BRIGHTOil Ben Hilson and fawnm cliestra will furnwh (. r.iL ir a big dance Jn the hemi' tone Gardens in New Br.ghtr on October 10th. Th pnpU band will come direct from land's smartest biaik nd r.ljht club. i The popular affair v.

ored by Leroy' p.i ana unair tne persona: dirrwK of Leroy House. Theatre AMBRIDGE, PA. 2 DAYS SAT. MOX. jj Oct.

7 9 i Irvin C. Miller's lf I Brown Skin Models 40, Dancers Singers ''omedians 1 HOT JAZZ BAND Regular Screen Program 6276 FRANKSTOIVN AV I At Broad Street Admlsalon Adults, 20O Children, l(k Bargain Matineea li.0 F. M. Ail Seats, lee Satordaya Hotldaya Excepud Friday and Saturday EDDIE CANTOR In 'WHOOPEE' Th Color Sensation of Screen With One "HundreJ Gorgeous Bauti Also BUCK JONES in 'The Sundown Rider' A New ChapW of "PHANTOM 1 OF THE AIR" With Tom Tjler Monday, October Doable Fetu NEIL HA5IILTO.V and SHEILA TERRY In 'The Silk Express Al IL B. WARNER In 'Justice Takes a Holiday' Tuesday, October 10 Double Fsatu BILL BOYD.

BRUCE CABOl and WILLIAM GAKOA. 'Lucky Devils' IVAN SIMPSON with LOUISE CARTER in 'The Monkey's Paw' Wednesday; October It Double Feature C1LRLEY RUGGLKS P1HL HARRIS in 'Melody Cruise' RICHARD DIX It 'Lure of the Dragon Thursday, October It Double Feature LIONEL BARRYMORE 'SWEEPINGS' Also LTLA DAMITA nd CHARLES MORTON 'Goldie Gets Along.