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DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 1. 1935 "THE FLAME WITHIN" SHEDS A DULL LIGHT PARENTS AND SOCIE' VaAajDaVaVlLU.l 24 14-KARAT DEBS GLOW ON NEWPORT HORIZON Yr til Maureen O'Sullivan, Heary Stephenson, Ann Harding and Lonia Hayward are shown in a scene from "The Flame the Capitol's new film offering. MOVIE TIME TABLE New Child Training Still Misunderstood But Is Commendable By GLADYS BEVANS. It is amazing how many people there are who are still laboring under the old delusions about the modern child training who are still in a fog about what we mean when we talk about understanding and freedom who still think that those two things are synonymous with spinelessness on the parents' part and unbridled license on the child's who still picture the product of the new child training as an "insufferable little brat." For that reasot. I am always eager to rush to the defense of this (for want of a better word) new child training of ours one of the biggest things that has happened in modern times one of the biggest movements of the century.

Those who still have erroneous ideas or closed minds on the subject might gain some inkling of our objective might get a glimpse of what it is all about by reading the books and articles of those who are sanest and foremost in the field by talking with mothers who know what it's all about and even (daring suggestion!) by seeing some of the children who are products of the best of the new thought. Or bv having a really intimate acquaintance with some of the young people who are emerging from progressive schools, or progressive families. What caused this outburst of mine was a recent article by a woman writer in one of the leading evening papers of the country, in which she held forth upon the subject of the modern child psychology and the overindulged, mannerless, egotistical welt, what she meant was "insufferable brats" that it produced. One couldn't help feeling sure that the children she had in mind were products of some other system than the one we advocate or of individually stupid or overindul-gent parents. For if there is one thing the newer and wiser child training does not do it is this precise thing.

Wildness, abuse of freedom, disregarding the rights of others, strutting in the center of the stage are not qualities of these children of ours. Rather do we recognize all the old-fashioned virtues (meaning the ones that are real virtues) and add a few new ones, among which is the fitness to meet adequately the problems of this fast changing world. If people must assail the new child training they should at least know what they're talking about. (Copyright 1S35 by Chicago Tribune-N. T.

New, Syndicate lnc you are in doubt as to how the new child training operate you may be interested to read some of Mrs. Bevans' special leaf-lets and booklets on various aspects of behavior. In writing in please state your child's age and enclose one stamped, self-addressed envelope for each booklet or leaflet you wish. By NANCY RANDOLPH. The Newport season may suffer a dearth of Vanderbilts this Summer but at least there'll be no lack of 14-karat debutantes.

Virginia French. Jane PoDe and LeBrun Cruger Rhinelander con stitute the bright constellation of buds who are bound to keep the Newport stag line in a dither dur ing the coming season. Even 'if she weren't the sister of Mrs. John Jacob Astor, pretty Virginia Middleton French would have no difficulty finding her way around the colony. Her dark curly hair and beaming countenance are among the brightest features of Bauey'a Beach And it's a cinch to predict her own charm, plus the aura that would naturally surround the sis ter-in-law of Jack Astor, will make Umny THE deb of the 1935-36 sea son.

Nor does the daughter of Mrs. fhiiip Khinelander 2d need any introduction to the Newport coterie. Brunie, as a matter of fact, onee held the spotlight as the prospective bride of Jack Astor, even before Eileen Gillespie relinquished that glamorous role. No date has been set for Brunie's formal debut, but the chances are it'll take nlace sometime during the height of oummer. The John Russell Popes have decided upon Aug.

10 as the dav for their daughter's bow to the high and mighty NewDort set. Jane, tall and blonde, is one of the most popular youngsters the colony. And it'll be a red letter day on Aquidneck Isle when she curtsies at her parents showplace, jine waves. Nell Cosden Writing Chapter as Decorator. If VOU should inviutimti.

reason for the shiny -new shingle "Cosden-Prendergast" at 743 Fifth Ave vou'll discover that Moll den is writing still another chapter in me glamorous story of the young couple who came out of the West to capture the 400 and make social history. The wife of Joshua Cosden, erstwhile tnillinnnira nil marmot a 11M IVIU Tulsa, is now a full fledged interior decorator. She's just opened her own business in partnership with Mrs. Richard Pren-dergast, who cuts a wide swath in me artistic ana social ranks ox Chicago. Mrs.

Cosden is well rehearsed for her new role as independent decorator. In the days when the Cosden millions gushed from the oil fields of the Southwest, Nell was never one to trust entirely to strangers the iob of decoratinir her various hpmes. li-ven when the late Addison PALACE 471 nDu' Ma tor Botrcs' winners tonitm at IJrTHI.l.fl.HH.,il,ij.i...i!i,..1 "THREE iTAf4Sw.Mrs ROXY LOVES DICTATOR 0m mt 35c Hw I By KATE CAMERON. "The Flame Within," a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production, story and direction by Edmund Coupling and presented at the Capitol Theatre. THE CAST: M.i rr Whir Ann Farrlinc iim-fam Phillip Hrrtwrl Marahall Lillian ftlUxi Murm HullivaH J-K Kfrry I.nuia Hay want Jock frazir Ornilcll, Marcaft SWlim I If MatyoH rtaiNt-ttft Kitrt Rithy.

imln'k Edmund Gouldinjr tried to do with his film story, "The Flame Within," which had it9 premiere at the Capitol Theatre yesterday, what Walter Wanger did with ThyHis Bnltomt'i "Private That is, he attempted to present cases of incipient insanity on the screen with understanding sympathy and dramatic licet. Picture Is Depressing. Wanger, with Gregory LaCava directing, made a highly dramatic but very depressing film of "Private while Goulding, who Is author, producer, director and scenarist all in one of "The Flame Within," has fallen down on his own assignment. He has made a pretentious film that gives forth a hollow, phony sound whenever the character open their mouths to speak. Ann Harding plays the role of a psychiatrist who takes under her protective wing two young neurotics whom she proceeds to cure, that they may marry and settle down into normal, healthy domesticity.

Dr. Mary White's success with Lillian Belton, who had been left with a large fortune at too tender an age and had become temperamentally unbalanced, induces her to undertake the cure of Lillian's drunken, unstable fiance. The latter process is a longer and slower one, during the rourse of which Dr. Mary becomes infected herself. She falls in love with young Jack Kerry and thus pives her colleagues a chance to say, "Doctor, heal thyself." Dr.

Gordon Phillips, competently played by Herbert Marshall, is in love with Dr. Mary and it is he who finally makes her see her way clear to sacrificing herself for her patient' happiness. Stephciuum Tops Actors. Miss Harding plays her role in too studied and artificial a manner. Maureen O'SuIlivan, as the hys- TODAY'S CROSSWORD ANSWER 1 'V A 5 Jt LeBrun Rhinelander She'll help keep ttage line in a dither.

Mizner was called in to build the Cosden home in Palm Beach, Nell worked side by side with him until the magnificent $3,000,000 mansion, known as Playa Riente, was completed. Both Buckling Down To Fighting the Wolf. And now when the last vestige of the vast Cosden fortune has vanished and it has become necessary for both Nell and Josh to buckle down to the business of keeping the wolf from the door, Mrs. Cosden is wise enough to apply to commercial use the experience she received while she supervised the decoration of her residences in Palm Beach, Warren-ton, Long Island and Man hattan. Incidentally, it was in the luxuri ous Sands Point country home of the cosdens that the Prince of Wales and his cousins, Lord and Lady Louis Mountbatten.

were en tertained during their visit to these palpitating parts in 1924, The stay-in-towns (and mighty few there were) amused themselves yesterday at the opening of Larue's Summer garden and at Ray Noble's premiere in the Rainbow Room last night. You can always count on at least one member of the Rockefeller clan to be represented at an opening in Rockefeller Center. And last night it was Mrs. David Milton, the former Abby Rockefeller, who entertained a large party with her better half. Peggy Le Boutillier, Mrs.

Cecil Vernon Lindo, Mrs. Thompson DrexeL Mrs. William C. Durant and Mme. Clayburgh attended the luncheon opening at Larue's.

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TEAMW.IX. SKMIKLYN 12:00, 2:00, 4:00. 8:00. 10:00. terical Lillian, more nearly approaches the character she represents, Louis Hayward, who came to Hollywood recently from the IiOndon stage, plays the boy satisfactorily and Henry Stephenson, a3 an associate of Mary's and Gordon's, contributes the only touch of excellence the picture possesses.

The fonrth and latest edition of "The March of Time" is made up of three subjects only. The first is devoted to glimpses of some of the outstanding political personalities of Washington. The second episode shows Russia arming for peace and the camera picks tip isolated Croups of the Soviet's far flung possessions, giving us some idea of the colossal task which the Russian gvernment has set itself in sovietizing these different people. The third shot shows the navy in action. George Olson and his orchestra and Ethel Shutta (Mrs.

Olson) are headlines of the Capitol's stage show this week. Featured in the Olson revue are Alan Gale, Bob Rice, Bobby Borger, Jack Gifford, Adrian Freiche and Henry RusselL NEW WRIT FILED TO FREE MOONEY San Francisco, May 31 CP). A petition for a writ of habeas corpus to free Thomas J. Mooney, convicted San Francisco Preparedness Day bomber, was filed with the State Supreme Court today. sYic MAN IS DOOMED; WOMAN CLEARED London, May 31 (P).

George Percy Stoner today was convicted of the triangle murder of Francis Mawson Rattenbury, architect, and sentenced to death. His co-defendant, the murdered man's widow, Alma, was acquitted. HA Gnm," Florc togg lavhh music bra Musk Hall cast direction of Ento ftapea- WAIINER BAXTER KETTI GALUAN In UNDER THE PAMPAS MOON A Fo rtvr- with Vaioi and Vologda AoriPOi5EnETNA 0 nTeL ik fiO Ni 9 Tlele rTp latten sJeIpU iUT LlHf ml Rjolo pe a a i liikj tOeIr 1 1 gTeTnJe pIIjJo bOtIM yZZlz, A PE ip Ah. A con TJn Qjo al aeTIoi us" hp en 1netisJw1oi rrLirw(E CM TNI STAGE "thafMdy tral im Md calor m4 mmrry Orcnulio ends Syaipfcowy M. Piclwr.

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