Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 12

'Fantasia' Is Magnificent "Seeing music" and ''hearing pictures," on the face of it, sounds fantastic. Walt Disney and pold Stokowski's "Fantasia," how ever, does make music visible and Dictures audible. It brings to the screen for the first time, the half formed thoughts of trained and untrained minds when listening to masterpieces. It's like spending two hours looking at yourself and for that reason, if for no other, it is sure to spellbind everyone who sees it. Concert like in theme, it has the sweep, and freshness that only Disney could give the gigantic task of interpreting what men think of when they hear the best that other men have composed.

Beginning with the "absolute music" of Bach's "Toccata and Fugue," and progressing to the well loved "Nutcracker Suite" the movie fan is introduced gradually to the idea of seeing his thoughts take shape on the screen. The latter selection, with its droll Chinese mushrooms, vivid cossack blossoms, and long limbed fairies is certain to be the favorite of young and old alike. The last portion, "Waltz of the Flowers" is a symphony of charm and loveliness. "The Rite of Spring," Beethoven's "Pastoral," "Night on Bald Mountain," "Ave Maria," "Dance of the Hours," and "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," all receive the magic touch of Disney's and Stokowski's interpretations, each sure and masterful each gaining breadth from the other. Comedy, suspense, romance, and tragedy are here.

The villain is here as surely as he ever was in "The Great Train Robbery," and the hero as surely as he is in hoss opera. It has come to pass the movie that every one will enjoy and remember; be enriched and enlightened by; see again and again. The movie that has surpassed its expectations. Yule Role Joe Yule, who played the barkeeper in "Go West," joined the Marx Brothers again in a comedy role for their new picture. (Reviews Page 13) and Previews on DAUPHIN HOTEL BEEK WINE LIQUOR SEA FOODS no cover OKlHKSTKA FLUOK SHOW 1 EVERY SAT Princess Willie Kaiami Woodland Hotel DANCING NIGHTLY BEEK WINES LIQUORS tTTrrvTsza.

THURSDAY EVENING ASCENg Wjzom FANTASIA? Inspired ttf Beethoven '5 'PAsroxAL." SENATE 9 Where and When COLONIAL "Affect i a 1 Yours," Merle Oberon, Dennis Morgan. Times, 11, 1.10, 3.20, 5.30, 7.40, 9.40. LOEWS "A Woman's Face," Joan Crawford, Melvyn Douglas. Times, 12, 2.25, 4.45, 7.10, 9.35. RIO "Pirates on Horseback," William Boyd, at 11, 1.45, 4.30, 7.20, 10.10, and "Missing Ten Days," Rex Harrison, 12.25, 3.15, 6, 8.50.

SENATE "Fantasia," Times, 2.15 and 8.30. STATE "Casa Havana," on the stage at 3.30, 7.05, 9.30, and on the screen, "Knockout," at 2.05, 5.05, 8, 10.25. HERSHEY COMMUNITY "The Great Lie," Bette Davis, George Brent. Shows, 7 and 9. LEMOYNE "The Lady From Cheyenne," Loretta Young, Robert Preston.

BROAD "Meet the Chump," Hugh Herbert, and "The Phantom Cowboy," Don Barry. CAPITOL "Escape to Glory," Pat O'Brien, Constance Bennett, and "Under Texas Skies," the Three Mesquiteers. GRAND "The Lady Eve," Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda. PAXTANG "Remedy For Riches," Jean Hersholt, 6.45, 9.20, and "Murder Over New York," Charlie Chan. PEN WAY "The Lady From Cheyenne," Loretta Young, Robert Preston.

EOXY "The Trial of Mary Dugan," Loraine Day, Robert Young. STANDARD (Steelton) "Murder Among Friends," Marjorie Weaver. STRAND (Steelton) "The Trial of Mary Dugan," Laraine Day, Robert Young. WEST SHORE (New Cumberland) "The TODAY MORE SURPRISES THAN A KISS IN A IGBMSEOTI 1941 derful! RALPH BELLAMY GEORGE TOBIAS JAMES GLEASON HATTIE McDANIEL JEROME COWAN DAUPHIN, PENNA. No Minimum Recently Starred With Bing Crosby in "Uaikikl wedding;" iWIHEKE TO.GOvA IN AND AROUND 3 Miles Northeast of 11th and Ma clay.

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Fantasia r1 rr, WALT DISNEY'S Tuesday the last STOICOWSKI 2.K BOYD mm 4 i 1 1 Wt, with thrill. minwtf, shock ItCMCjl RUSSELL HAYDEN iT ANDY CLYDE fr 1 1 uuTV'f 1...,,,, Lijiiwy n'jjilia1 ii Bini in linn ti in ir ii ii CRAWFORD CONRAD VEIDT OSA MASSEN REGINALD OWEN ALBERT BASSERMANN MARJORIE MAIN DONALD MEEK Screen Play by Donald Ogden Stewart and Elliot Paul Directed by GEORGE CUKOR Produced by VICTOR SAVILLE A METRO OOLDWYN MAYER PICTURE STARTS TODAY 5 ADDED TREATS COLUMBIA CINESCOPE "UNUSUAL CRAFTS" COLUMBIA PHANTASY CARTOON HARR1SBURG i TELEGRAPH AMUSEMENTS MAY 22, 194r Unapproved Debut Judy Garland made her stage Cdhrao Veictt aArf Crawford debut at the age of three without Friday Night Professional BOXING AVOMAHS "FAC" LOEWS her parents' say so. She walked out on the stage of the New Grand MAY hp Theater in Grand Rapids, Minne 23 sota, unannounced, and sang "Jingle Bells." Morris vs. Cartegna It Hbg. 8 Rounds New York Alto TVVO 4 ROUND BOUTS TWO 6 ROUND BOUTS Memory Eleanor Powell has a marvelous memory, never forgetting her friends' and co workers birthdays, Gen.

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