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New Double Feature On New York Screen By WANDA HALE "Detour," PRC picture directed by Edgar G. Ulmer from story and screen play by Martin Goldsmith. Presented at New York Theatre. Running time 1 hour, 9 minutes. THE CAST: Rohrta Tom Neal Vw Ann Savaifa Claudia Drake -fcdmund 4 Troopships In Today Four ships are due to arrive in the Port of New York today: U.

S. VICTORY, from Bremen, 1,513 troops, including 29th QM 3689th and 3889th QM Truck 346th Ord. Co. JOHN E. SCHMELTZER, from Bremen, 637 troops, including 1st Bn.

Hq. Co. of 175th Inf. Btry. A of 111th FA Co.

of 175th Inf. Reg. JOHN ERICSSON, from Bremen, 5,124 troops, THOMAS BICKETT, from Ant-werp, 606 troops. -Tim Ryan Haskell- Gun Hrdy billon Jther Howard oxer Clark Japs Loosed 9,000 Balloons Tokyo, Jan. 15 (U.R).

The Japs launched 9,000 bomb-carrying balloons against the United State.s between mid-1942 and March, 1945, the Allied Headquarters Intelligence section revealed today. But while the Japs estimated that 10, or 900 of the balloon bombs were "effective," latest American figures show that only 225 of the balloons are known to have reached the continent. Most of the balloons carried four incendiary bombs, one anti-personnel bomb, and a flash-bomb to destroy the balloon itself. A majority landed harmlessly. The only reported casualties were at Lakeview, "Prairie Rustlers" is just like any other Buster Crabbe western only the star plays two guys, Billy Carson and another Carson, a no-good cousin who is the spit n'-image of our hero.

This likeness gets Billy into trouble on more than one occasion. He is accused of cattle rustling and sees a girl die and knows that there is nothing left for him but conviction for the two crimes he did not commit. It's all a little too unreasonable, if you ask me. Playing with Tom Neal in this PRC picture are Ann Savage, Claudia Drake, Edmund MacDon-ald, Tim Ryan, Esther Howard and Roger Clark. cousin's henchmen.

His activities provide the film's action while Al St. John furnishes the comedy. The customers at the New York Theatre, where this PRC western is now showing, got their laughs from St John's foolishness. In the cast are Evelyn Finley, arl Hack-ett, Stanford Jolley, Bud Osborne and Kermit Maynard. to r-i to PS Vi TO where six persons were killed when the bombs exploded as picnicking children picked up the "Prairie Rustlers," PRC picture directed by Sam Newfield from story and screen play by Fred Myton.

Presented at New York Theatre. Running time 66 minutes. THE CAST: Buntf-r Crabb Billy Caraon- ai St. jonn Jlvt-lyn Finiry Karl HnWcctt Stanford Jolley Bud obonie JKernul Ma-vnard HHen Dun 'wter Matt Burt Vic TMDS ANNOUNCEMENT COSTS "Detour," the other picture on the New York's screen this week, is a morbid melodrama, depressing and uninteresting, about an innocent man who is made to look and feel guilty because two people died strange deaths while alone with him. Tom Roberts, played by Tom Neal, is a much-maligned fellow, the victim of an author who seemed to love to see his main character suffer.

Fearing that he will be accused of the first death is bad enough, but it's worse when he shooting a man and other crimes that his cousin committed. Even his pal, Fuzzy Jones, has his doubts about another man looking so much like Billy. He finally believes his friend and saves him from being lynched so that he can prove his innocence. Crabbe as Billy Carson ir in there fighting his cousin and the (Space In Newspapers) The Neighbors By George Clark And we, the managers of 61 Loew's Theatres, would not have urged our boss to spend this money if we didn't honestly feel that we have something important to say to the moviegoing millions of Greater New York. Frankly we want you (every man and woman) to see M-G-M'S "THE LAST a most unusual picture, already on several "10 Best' lists! We hope this ad will remind you not to miss it! I 'why? BECAUSE we sincerely believe it will have an emotional impact upon our audiences beyond most pictures in recent years.

Come prepared to be shaken, to have your heart nearly burst with sympathy. Here is a love story with only a fleeting kiss, a quick em brace a love story of an imperishable passion even greater than man's love for woman. Here is a mother's love for her boy; a girl's love for an hour's sweetheart; a professor's love of his learning; Yes, it is a love story, but not of just the "boy-meets-girl" kind. The suspense is powerful the thrills are constant. The tale moves from climax-to-climax with the blood beat of many hearts, including your own.

"I don't' know whether it is better in its humanity or its exciting story," said Sinclair Lewis, famed novelist. Each succeeding moment the drama rises, the mountain rises, and men's hopes fall. Here is a moving moving picture! An emotion motion picture! The people in this picture acted with their hearts! The stark drama of "The Last Chance" is the perfect companion feature for the hilarious comedy and gay romance of "GUEST WIFE" starring Clau dette Colbert, Don Ameche and Richard Foran. This is, in our opinion, one of the all-time best movie combinations! You can see both movies starting tomorrow, at Loew'g Paradise, Valencia, Lexington, Olympia, 72nd Street, 83rd Street and 175th Street Theatres. This show will play 54 other Loew theatres within the next several weeks.

We urge you not to miss this unusual two feature show. THE MANAGERS of LOEWS THEATRES in Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester and New Jersey lC S. hi. Off yrctM. IMt, kf Hw gdkm Oa.

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