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fT0 HARRISBURG WILL SEE THE BIRTH OF A NEW NATION! Metro Goldwyn Mayer's OF THE WITH TliaiOtlMAU (BUSTfRCRABBf) FRANC bit' Glorious, Naked White Giant from the Black Jungles of and Slave to a Woman! A GRAND SHOW Of SURGING PASSlONSANDjj UNMCASURED THn STRONG WORDS! Is "Gabriel Over the White House" the most powerful picture of the year? Will it stir the country more than any picture since "The Birth of a The Hollywood Reporter, after a preview, says so. What will our moviegoers think of it? A preview audience in Hollywood gave it the most tumultuous reception ever known in the film colony. I1' ,1 OVER THE mm MOUSE I L0EW MANAGER LAUDS PICTURE! 'Of all the movies I've seen, I cannot recall one that excited me more than 'Gabriel Over the White House' and I don't believe any picture ever was made that will do 60 much to awaken hope in the American people," says Loew's manager 1 Arthur Brisbane, noted story is truly imaginary, but a million Americans will wish for it to come true!" WALTER HUSTON KAREN MORLEY FRANCHOT TONE (Tht English Idol) This Picture Will Never Be Shown in Any Other Theater in This City I Actions Speak, Louder Than Words Astounding Story of a Kind of Love Never Before Depicted on the Motion Picture Screen! German Dialogue WITH ENGLISH TITLES A Picture Based on the Universal Language of Love! But What a Strange Infatuation It Is Between This Woman Teacher and Her Favorite Girl Pupil Unanimously Selected as the Best Picture of 1932 by the Leading Film Critics of the World! HARRISBURG 2 TELEGRAPH 14 FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 31, 1933 El Brendel spends hours on the folf links watching others play but kECTACULAil I APRIL FOOL DANCE SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS Apr. 1tf Adm. 35 NEXT MONDAY NITi 1 Famous CA8A LOMA has never attempted to play the game himself.

THEATEK THATS GRATITUDE KEEK APRIL 3RD DON BURROUGHS IN SONG AND DANCE HAN CaU I S47S I What to Do, See and Hear By L. U.K. KAREN MORLEY anrt WALTER HUSTON In scene from "Gabriel Over the White House." opening today mt Loew's. It's hailed as one ot the best of the year nd is opening here simultaneously with Mew l'ork. Mora later.

April 1 and It's Betty Hoop's Birthday, Too RESIDES being April 1 don't let 'em fool you tomorrow will be Betty Bood's second birthday. Vou know Betty the handiwork of 100 artists working full time for five weeks on each of the comedy shorts so many of us like. Five hundred weeks for six minute film, many of us like. Five hundred weeks for a six minute film. The synchronization takes that long, starts wnen the animation is completed.

Just two years ago Betty popped out of Artist Max Fleischers inkwell and looped her way to fame. Not altogether alone, we nave you know. There's Mae Questel, Betty's voice. Sidney Skolosky of the N. Y.

Daily News recently had this to say of Miss. Questel (We know he won't mind): Betty Boop enjoyed only mild popularity until Mae Questel got the job. Then she became a favorite with the movie' fans. Miss Questel almost looks like Betty Boop. She is 5 feet 1 inch in height, has black, bobbed hair and sparkling eyes, and talks like Helen Kane.

In fact she began her theatrical career in an amateur impersonation contest in a Eronx theater and won a prize for mimicking the boop a doop gal. Up to that time she had been teaching elocution privately. So the voice you hear in that animated cartoon is that of an elocution teacher. But after she won that amateur contest Mae deserted the classroom for the stage. She started ont in vaudeville doing a single and later appeared with Waite Hoyt and Fred Coots when that act played the Palace.

She also played in Nancy Carroll's flicker "Wayward." Played the role of the cute, fresh chorine. It was when Max Fleisher was looking for a new Betty Boop he had tried a number but they all failed that she was sent to him. She was founded to be perfect for the part. She was Betty Boop. Fleisher will tell you she isn't Betty Boop, but that Betty Boop is Mae Questel! That's how good he believes she is.

In her job she must sign in German, Polish and Spanish. She got a medal at school for Spanish. She can and does do impersonations of Marlene Dietrich, Maurice Chevalier, Fannie Brice, Lyda Roberti, Rudy Vallee and others. There's ho telling when, as Betty Boop, she may be called upon to do any of those characters. She doesn't care that the audience hears her but doesn't see her.

She doesn't insist on being that type of a star. Now, however, all her friends and her boy friend call her Betty Boop. She's only 19, went to Morris High School, and is Russian Polish. She smokes, takes a drink now and then, and chews gum constantly. Often while she is recording a number for the cartoon she forgets herself and keeps chewing gum.

Remember This One? Here's a letter, which may bring more: Mr. L. TJ. K. I have been waiting to read whether any column readers would write of seeing Isabelle Lowe in "Nettie EAGLE DANCELAND 13TH AND MARKET Tonite IS THE NITE.

Hottest 5 Picce Band You've Heard Yet Cover Chart, lie Special Katei t. Bana.aeU gaMBwMaajf TUVh UIKAS who in "Grand Slam." soon at Colonial, is transformed from a waiter to a bridge expert. the News Girl." I saw her in that play in the Opera House where the Penn Harris now stands back in 1905 or 1906. I was a very young girl. It was my first time to be in the theater.

I attended a matinee with two girls. We liked it very much. Pehraps there are some who will remember, or the one who sold the tickets. Your column in getting better. I read it before I read anything else.

COLUMN READER. Crying Her Way in! Scores of thespians have laughed their way into the headlines but it took Ann Harding to cry her picture on hundreds of first pages. When Geo. Bernard Shaw said mean things to her, she just went into her dressing room and cried and cried. Overnight scribes wrote and the story and picture took its place with stories of Congress, Hitler, etc.

"Song and Dance Man" Luk asked Director S. Henry Nor ell about the "Song and Dance Man," next week's play at the Ma pestic, starring Don Burroughs. He knows the play but wanted the directorial slant. "I'll tell you what I'll do," Henry said. "I'll write you a little piece." When anyone says "write" he gets an audience.

The director's slant tumbles Into tj'pe herewith: Have you ever gone to a show, and wondered just what were the real, off stage personalities of the various players you have seen? Dit it ever occur to you that they are just human beings, like yourself, with all the petty likes and dislikes, good points and bad, that you encounter in everyone in the world? The personality of player once the grease paint is removed and he is "all washed up," to use a trade expression. On tho OcrccnThis VccIi! THERE VERE THREE MEN IN HER LIFE One took her earnings and called her I One gave her jewels and called her swtctheartl The other offered to call her wife I wlf.l Kill A ska 'S JVl A ffl ZT lull mm AV i is vastly different, once out of the limelight The actor has bis hopes and fears, his ups and downs, his joys and sorrows, just as do. all of us. And, furthermore, the actor is thoroughly human. If he wasnt human to "the core, he couldn't be a successful actor.

In fact, be couldn't be an actor at all! From out of the store house of his vast experiences behind the scenes, from a life crowded with many memories, George M. Cohan, master playwright of America, has composed a story of the vaudeville player. It is called "The Song and Dance Man," and it is whispered that at least part of it is through personal experience. For, before Cohan became America's idol, with a following of hundreds of thousands of theatergoers, before he became a famous playwright, a famous producer and a famous actor, he himself was a so called "song and dance man." It is an entirely new angle, so far as the stage is concerned. But instead of making the play "shoppy," that is, full of "shop talk" which would be incomprehensible to the layman, Cohan has builded it of the surest materials in the world laughs, and love and a few tears.

Dance April Fool Dance at the Madrid tomorrow night. Music by the Scotch "Highlanders. Casa Loma Monday. Four New Ones Opening today: STATE: "Child of Manhattan." LOEW'S: "Gabriel Over the White House." COLONIAL: "Maedchen in Uniform." VICTORIA: "King of the Jungle." 2 More Days at Don Barroaghs on WHP Tonight If youll fleck the radio dials to 1400, as Tom Meehan would say, this evening at 6.45 p. youll hear your old friend, Glenn Don Burrough and maybe L.

U. K. if he can get stimulated against his inherent "microphoneshyness." It's a terribly malady! RICHARDS, LENTZ WILL BESPEAKERS Karl E. Richards, District Attorney of Dauphin county, and James E. Lentz, Dauphin county commissioner, will, be the speakers at the Spring Rally, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the Dayton Evangelical Church.

An orchestra of twelve boys and girls in charge of Professor C. A. Swalm, supervising principal of the Williams township schools, will Play. The committee on arrangements includes the Rev. William Kutz, Miss Violet Witner, superintendent; Mrs.

William Robertson, secretary. $5 Down $5 a Month (Small carrying charge) Do not allow yourself to be high pressured into buying just any washer. Compare the KENMORE with ALL other makes, and you will quickly realize that it is by far the world's greatest washer value. THIRTY NEW CARS TO BE GIVEN AWAY DURING APRIL All Chevrolet dealers and salesmen are brimming over with enthusiasm concerning the Chevrolet demonstration plan which will place a new Chevrolet in a win ner's hands every for the next; thirty days free of charge. Thi plan starts April 1 and ends April 30, 1933.

All that is necessary to do is to go to the nearest Chevrolet dealer and sign a demonstra f.im hlanlr Then vaii talra a riHa driving the car yourself so as to become thoroughly familiar with its action. On the return to the showroom you write your reasons for likinz the Chevrolet on the back of your demonstration blank. These blanks are mailed to Detroit where judges will make an announcement of the winner. The iudees are Thomas P. Henry, president of the A.

A. Henry T. Ewald, president of the Campbell Ewald Advertising Agency and James Hammond, publisher of the Detroit Times. Local Chevrolet dealers are Sutliff Chev rolet, at 407 South Cameron street. Dague Chevrolet, 1918 North Third street, and J.

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WANTED! Empty Houses to Rent Five Thousand Families Coming to Harrisburg fhey Must Have Homes Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Wren, Mr. and Mrs, Robin, Mr. ad Mrs.

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