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SUNDAY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 25, IMS 71 Gift to Bennett' Attorney General John J. Ben BEST MOVIES OF THE WEEK ernor, was given a hand carved, wooden letter opener yesterday by Boy Scouts for his work in cam-paign raising funds for Scouts. Music and Tragedy Fair German Patrons nett prominently mentioned as the Democratic candidate for Gov STAGE PLAYS CLIFTON LUPE WEBB VELEZ cole porter's M2Uu REX O'MALLEY TOBY STAGE PLAYS LI8BY HOLMAN jfi T2S HARTMANS- WING JUNE PREISSER i '-it tart 'Beginning Tomorrow nighf, The Theatre (juild mill present as ihe first play of its tvCenty-ficst subscription-season, fndr4 "Bicaheati's comedy Dame ISfaiuve Adapted by Patricia Gollinge Jessie Rcyce Landis Montgomery Glift Thomas Goffin Gooke 'Wilton graft Onslow Stecens Lois Hall Forrest Ore "foryan James Harry Jrcine Kathryn Grill Edwin Cooper (shacles 13ellin. Stated hy Wocikinqton linee Sttlingt by Norrii Houghton Booth Theatre Guciaih 8:30 Sharp Z.ATE ABBIVALS HILL BE SEATED 0.LY AT IXTERMISSIOXS A New Farcical Corned HUDSQH THCATR.E thSTfotgaaY mKt'9S50St. OPENING- SEPT-30 stars aowoaiALE HflRnTHV MASTERS.

"Andalusische Naechte" (Anda lusian 'Nights), UFA picture di-j xected by Herbert Maisch and presented at the 86th St. Garden. the cast: Carmen Imperio Argentina Jose Navarro Friedrich Btmfefr Antonki Vargas Heredia-Karl Kliiesncr Salvador Erwin Bicrel Cafe Kurt, gpilcrl Dolores- Martrit Symo Fortune Teller. Maria Koppcnhoefer VTaitress Milena von Eckartlt Major Ramirei Edwin Juersensen Mulcro Ernut Leiral Triuui Han Hiwinr Libert Venolir Although "Andalususche Naechte" seems foreign to Germanic studios in regard to subject matter as well as its presentation, this new film at 86th St. Garden provides an artistic, beautifully mounted story ith a femme fatale as its nucleus.

Laughter Veils Tragedy-Long before a grimacing old witch tells Carmen that those who love her shall die, there is an undercurrent of tragedy through the film. Beneath the veil of laughter and song runs a somber theme about a young Spanish officer forced to deny the army or the girl he loves. But, the siren is more powerful than the bugle. Jose Navarro's failure to jail his lovely prisoner results in court-martial. Carmen saves Jose from his prison sentence by persuading her outlaw friends to waylay the escorting guard and spirit her lover to a mountain hideaway.

Jose then joins their band of smugglers. Between Love and Duty. Excitement and suspense have the last few innings, with Jose again vascillating between love and duty as the smugglers set a trap for the pursuing army force. Imperio Argentina sings and dances her way to stellar honors. Although new to the screen, her performance in "Andalusische Naechte" is worthy of a veteran.

Masculine honors go to Friedrich Benfefr, Karl Kluesner and fcrnst Legal. "Magdat KicsapjaV (Magda Is Expelled), Harmonia film story and screen play by Miklos Kadar and Eri Halasz Imre, directed by Laszlo Vajda and presented at the Modern Playhouse. Macda- Misa Makray Alfred Harvey- Klari Tolnay AntnI Paser Georire Nary Piri Peerl Hie Coum School Principal Ctiernirslry Teacher-Dr. Let ay Student SaiK3or GotQ Julius Goion Mari LeiKhray Ms "Magdat Kicsapjak" harvests a bumper crop of comedy with a plot which gathers up fun as neatly as a farmer's reaper. An amusing, credible premise is padded with humurous complications to keep Modern Playhouse audiences in chuckles.

It seems that the textbook for a letter-writing course in a certain commercial school for girls uses a Mr. Alfred Harvey of Liverpool, England, as a mythical correspondent. And it so happens that the class instructor, being something a romanticist, writes him a letter which gets into the mailbox by a circuitous route. For comedy purposes there really is an Alfred Harvey, also a ro MUSIC umO. AM IMPORTANT CAST RKO PALACE and BROOKLYN PARAMOUNT "Four Daughters," Lan i Sisters.

WORLD "Mayerljng," Boyer-Darrieux and "La Kermesse Heroique," Rosay-Murat. ASTOR "Marie Antoinette," Shearer-Power. MUSIC HALL "Carefree," Rogers-Astaire. PARAMOUNT "Spawn of, the North," Raft-Fonda. RIVOLI "Room Service," Marx Bros.

ROXY "Hold That Co-Ed," Bar- rymore-Murphy-Weaver. STRAND "Garden of the O'Brien Lindsay Payne. BELMONT "A vocate d'Amour," Darrieux-Garat. BROOKLYN ALBEE "My Lucky Star," Henie-Greene. CAPITOL-V'Boys Town," Tracy- Roonev.

CINE ROMA "Solo Per Te," Gigli-Cebotari. 86th ST. GARDEN "Andalu- sische Naechte," Argentina- Benfefr. 55th ST. PLAYHOUSE "The Edge of the World," Laurie- Chrystall.

FILM ARTE "Grand Illusion," Gabin-Fresnev-Stroheim. LITTLE CARNEGIE "Un Carnet de Bal," Baur-BelL LOEW'S STATE "Three Loves Has Nancy," Montgomery-- Gaynor-Tone. MEETINGS CZECHOSLOVAKIA Heat Sen.Vojta BEilES Brother of President Benes of Czechoslovakia just arrived nnn IT lie FROM rilHUUK. dorothv THompson Columaitt. N.

Henld-Tribune William B. Spofford Act tog Nation aiChairmon, Am erica a Ltagum tot Peace amd Democracy lay AI1B. Foniam Cormpomdtat Dr. Hanrr A. Atkinson.

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Clrl 7-WI, 1 Co-starring roles in "Andalusi-sche Naechte," 86th St. Garden drama go to Imperio Argentina and Friedrich Benfefr. mantic, who determines to find, with no clue other than the school letterhead, the writer of his unsigned letter. -H tell the school DrinciDal that thp letter he received was an insulting one, so Magda, the student indirectly responsiDie ior trt Wrer. confesses to ownership in order to save her instructor from emDarrassment.

The situation gets funnier wkh (ha inrrruhiction of a mistaken identity angle and finally winds a -er- up in a free-lor-aii. Atari loinay km straicrht role as a voune in structress vainly trying to cope with her students. Ida Turay is the class cut-up responsible for most of the comedy. The school tattle-tale; a role well played by Maria Lendvay, adds to plot confusion. Antal Pager, Sandor Goth and Julius uozon are line support New Revue by Friedman and Rome Opened "Sing Out the News," a new Capitol revue, opened last night at the Music Box Theatre.

The revue is by Harold Home and Charles Friedman, who wrote "Pins and Needles." Max Gordon, George F. Kaufman and Moss Hart are the producers. The cast of more than 100 has Hiram Sherman, Philip Loeb, Dorothy Fox, Ginger Manners, ill Geer and others. Burns Mantle's review of "Sing Out the News" will appear in all editions of The News on Monday, Dedicate School Addition Today Bishop Stephen J. Donahue, ad ministrator of the Catholic Arch diocese of New York since the death of Cardinal Hayes, will dedicate the ten-room addition to the parochial school of St.

Catharine of Genoa, 506 W. 153d St, at I P. M. today. The new building will house 600 students.

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