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39 DAILY NEWS. AUGUST 18, Ipft HAROLD TEEN THE MERRY, I 1 tffpllitl Iyfe- rSSltLwJA IWo'- Vi IWa1 t-'hlAi MOVIE TIME TABLE 2 SWIMMERS SAVED Portland, Aug. 17 E. J. Yahley of Montclair.

N. and Wallace Robinson of Bloom-field, N. were rescued twin drowning today while they ni bathing at Higgins beach, nfe here. F. D.

JR. AT SEVILLE Seville, Spain, Aug, 17 Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. today visited Seville's points of interest, including Giralda a ranch where fighting bulls are raised, and the famous Jerez vineyard. Originality and Fine Acting in Gaiety Film By KATE CAMERON.

KtftrtHWt from yrkfrauv' iate editto "The Power and the Glory," a Fox production, directed by William K. Howard, and presented at the Gaiety Theatre. The following schedules for feature films today "were reported to Tle New hy theatre manager: t.I.OHK 10:00. 11:53. 1 7:25.

0:18. 11:11. 1:54. HOI. 1.1 WOOD 6:4, 7 :4.S.

1 1 mum I cMiciiiAiHncMi uhiio LOKW'H 7-Jnd ST. 1:00. 3:15. 7:40, lo.oo. LOKW'H FARADI.SK 13:15, 7:00.

li LOKW'H STATE 10t40. 1:24, 4 7:35, MA FAIR 10:12, 12:01. 1:50, 5:28. 7:17, 8M1H. 12:44.

NEW KOXV 13:08, 3:10, 4:12, 6:14, 8:16. 10:18. RKO man HALL 11:67, 2:00, 4:4. 10:09. ROW 11:15, 2:12, 5:04, 7-50, 10:48.

STKANII. N. V. 10:45, 12:40, 2:45, 4:60, 7:00. :05.

11:10. 1:211. THE CAST: Traf-y Mr. Borden Henry Kolker Ppenopr inurr value oi ine riAiiurii Hritry Wile. FatHlen Tom Garner.

Sally Henry Eve Tom Gamer Jr. Moore Morgan Heieii Vinmiii Clifford Jouef Tm the Kuy Billy Until Henry ithe Bvs CuUen Johnson Jkrnlliean. i Farrell MacDonald 2 TODAY Something new in the presentation of picture drama was developed In the filming of "The Power and the Glory," which opened at the Gaiety Theatre Wednesday night for an indefinite two-a-day run. Con- AMERICAN PREMIERE AftrTwelveSensalionl 07hfi Week in London! "r'oJtRS LArNEY KISS with TOM WALLS ANNE GREY 1 EXTRA! EXTRA1 1 tV PUillC DIMANDI Continuing the Thrilling NEW and FURTHER Helen Vinson as the beautiful and faithless wife, by Clifford Jones as Tom and Sally's son, and by Sarah Padden as Henry's stiff-necked wife. But in spitej of its fine acting, the objective method of its unfolding causes the story to lose some of its emotional appeal.

Because of its originality, however, and because of the fine acting and direction, "The Power and the Glory" deserves to be placed among the most distinguished pictures of the year. CHILDHOOD PALS OF MALIN PAY FINAL TRIBUTE Friends of the old neighborhood who knew him as John Malinaus-kas, choir boy, rather than as Jean Malin, the sharp-tongued Broadway hot spot favorite, comprised the large majority of the 150 mourners at funeral services for the master of ceremonies yesterday. The Rev. Father Sylvester Rem-eika said mass for Malin, drowned in a Hollywood motor accident, in Queen of Angels Catholic Church, Roebling and South 4th St. Brooklyn.

Only a few Broadway friends of Malin were present. Francis Dunn, stage and screen actor, was a pallbearer. The friends and relatives followed the body to Trinity Cemetery, Brooklyn. Mrs. Jack Sedoris, sister of Malin, revealed that only a few days before he was killed she received a letter from him saying: "I am coming home from Hollywood for a long rest." ADVENTURES CHHDkfN 15 Any SetAny Hme' ALL SEATS 5Bll.M.

The Fearless wifh Buster CRABBE Every Show in Addition to CCAntR 7 7rt AVE.50ST. Colleen Moore and Spencer Tracy are co-starred in "The Power and the Glory," which had its premiere at the Gaiety Theatre Wednesday night. The supporting cast includes Helen Vinson, Ralph Morgan and Clifford gratulatione, therefore, are due to William K. Howard, who directed the picture, for his original handling of the drama; to Px-eston Sturgis, who created the story and worked along with the director in the development of a new picture technique; to Spencer Tracy for his excellent performance in the leading role, and to Colleen Moore for her excellent portrayal of Sally as a young and a middle-aged woman. Colleen Moore returns to the screen in this picture after an absence of many years, and she performs with as much assurance and ability as though she had never left it.

The picture opens with a funeral service for Tom Garner, presi- Now, Bill, you Old you know it's YOU they're mm Well, Min YOU'RE A Hit Again! i AiT4 t. rushin' to seel ing. It beautifully acted by Spencer Tracy and Colleen Moore in the leading roles, by Ralph Morgan as Tom's loyal secretary, by 2nd Final ROARING WEEK at the CAPITOL TODAY Noon Mon.tofri America's favorite sweethearts break, their own Capitol record -hanging the customers on the chandeliers Marie (Min) SI 1 IN PERSON a wsr il. I i "State Fair" conrritv I 1AILLS mm tl uteS anotner f'n WTO story to the screen. OF! LIONEL BROS.

ceru oi a great neawm ihj ystem. That evening Garner's old and faithful secretary, Henry, relates Tom's story to his wife in order to make her understand that be wasn't a man to be feared and hated, but one to be pitied. As the narrator talks the story is unfolded, not in chronological order, but as the important events in Tom's life occur to Henry and he re-creates them for his wife. He tells her, for instance, about the suicide of Tom's wife, Sally, and thereupon the scene immediately preceding Sally's tragic death and the death itself are shown in sequence on the screen. Then follows a series of events in the lives of Tom and Sally when they were young.

Henry recalls how Tom courted Sally when he was a walker for the railroad and she was the teacher in the little country -echoolhouse. He tells how Sally taught Tom to read and write and filled him with ambition to work his way to the top. Then the story of Tom's second marriage is related in the same way. Henry tells of an event her and one there which led up to Tom's suicide, and not all of the events fall in their natural sequence. The tale is tragic and depress- Wdlldce nnrerera)vf IUARRYiyIORE MIRIAM HOPKINS and DON REDMAN ORCHESTRA in Toecther Aeain in Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer's i TUGBOAT AnfllE I 1 Directed by Mtrvyn LRoj I "YEAH MAN!" A HOT-HARLEM REVUE i.

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