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THE BOSTON GLOBE FRIDAY. 17. 1937 Amusements NEW FILMS Movie Schedules Thoroughbreds Dont Cry The Story of the Motion Picture Starring Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and Ronald Sinclair. (Copyright, 1937, Loews, Inc.) By HALSEY RAINES. I is "Manhattan Merry-Go-Round' and on the stage, a collegiate revue, composed of winners from Major Bowes' radio prograjn.

The show as a whole is too long, but there are some bright spots. The master of ceremonies, Ray rrond Earrett. does some pretty fancy stuff on a trick saxophone, and later he harmonizes with two at the same time. The Flying Top Hatters, roller skaters, perform some almost unbelievable stunts while whirling around at top speed. Then there is the Missouri Trio, that adds a new note to Sweet Sue and Put On ur Old Gray Bonnett.

The Edwards. brother and sister, tap dance, and the Glee Club, without which any collegiate revue would be incomplete. sings something about A Girl, A Boy and A Lamplight Next comes a blues singer, with a voice much less blue than her songs. Then the band goes on strike and when the Kremlin bells start to peal Rachmaninoff's "Prelude in C-Sharp Minor it breaks lntckswing. To finish off the show, the winners of the national shag dancing championship at Madison Square Garden truck it on down the groove.

"Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. Republi picture; screen play by Harry Saunders; based on the musical revue of the same name, by Frank Humbert; original songs by Jack Lawrence. Jack Owen. Gene Autry, Peter Tinturin. Sammy Cahn, Walter Kent and Saul Chaplin.

The cast: 1 1 Hart. Hnll atun Cwdw I Lo Carrillo Ann Rrr. Ann Dvorak Charlittmi Tamara Gva nnnv the Jam Gleason Snarioni Henrv Armtta Marttnettl Albemi Handsome and "Shes No Lady. Matinees at 1.30. Evenings at 7.30.

NATICK COLONIAL Alcatraz Island. 2 00. 8.00; Perfect Specimen. 3.10. 9.10.

NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT "Heidi 3 31. 9 31: Fit for a King. 2 00. 8 00. NEWTON PARAMOUNT Breakfat for Two and League of Frightened Men.

Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at 8.00. QIINCY QUINCY Trapped bv G-Men. 12 00 3 00. 6 00.

9 00, Danger Love at Work, 1.30. 4.30, 7.40. STRAND "The Perfect Specimen. 3 OO. 6.00.

90O. "Music for Madame 1:40. 4 50. 7 50. BEVFRE BOULEVARD Manhattan Melodrama and Girl With Matinees at 2 15.

Evenings at 8.00. REVERE Manhattan Melodrama and Girl With Ideas. Matinees at 2.15. Evenings at 8 00. ROXBURY CRITERION Mr Dodd Takes the Air and The Fraireup Matinees at 2 CO.

Evenings continuous. 7 RIVOL1 Prisoner of Zenda and Th Perfect Specimen. Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at 8 00. DUDLEY Broadway Melody of 1938 and Lancer Spy Matinee at 1 45.

Evenings continuous from 7 00. WARREN They Wont Forget. 2:00, 10.07. Varsity Show, 3 40. 8 00.

SC1TUATE HARBOR PLAYHOUSE Its Love Im After and Hold em Navy Matinees at 2.15. Evening at 7 30. SOMFRVTLLE CAPITOL BALL SQUARE Broadway Melodv of 1938 and Night Court Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 6.30, 8.00. CENTRAL "Thev Wont Forget and Dance Charlie Dance Matinees at 2 15.

Evening at 6 30, 8 00 DAVIS SQUARE Midnight Taxi and "Eay Living. Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 8 00. STRAND Between Two Women and Man In Blue." Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 8 00.

SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY 10O Men and a Girl" and "Roll Along Cow. bov Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7.30. STRAND "Breakfast for Two and Over the Goal. Matinees at 2 00.

Evenings at 7 30. WAITR AM FMBASSY Prisoner of Zenda and The Perfect Specimen. Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 8 00. WATERTOWN COOLIDGE Wife.

Doctor and Nurse and I Cover the War Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 7 45. WATERTOWN San Quentin and "On Again Off Again. Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 7 45.

WAVERLY' STRAND Double or Nothing and Bulldog Drurrynond Comes Back Matinees at 2 00. 'Evenings at 7.45. CAPITOL "Perfect Specimen and Tne Barrier. Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at 8.00.

ARLINGTON CAPITOL Big City" and Music for Madme." Matinees at 2.00. Evenings. 6.15, 8.00. REGENT Artists and Models and Michael OHalloran Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at 7.40.

BRAINTREE LYRIC Variv Show and "Borneo. Continuous from 6.30. BRIGHTON EGYPTIAN High. Wide and Handsome 3 25 9.35; They Won Forget." 1:50, 8:00. BROOKLTNE COOL1DGE CORNER Victoria the Great.

2 30, 6.05. 9.40; "Lancer Spy. 4 25. 8:00. CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL SQUARE All Baba Goes to Town and Dinner at the Ritz Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8.00. HARVARD "High Wide and Handsome and Annapolis Salute. Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at 8 00. UNIVERSITY Prisoner of Zenda.

3 00, 6-15. 9 25: My Dear Miss Aldrich. 1:35. 4 50. 8.05.

DORCHESTER CODMAN SQUARE Angel. 3 03. 9 08, "Sophie Lang Goes West." 1:55. 8.00. DORCHESTER Talent Scout and Western Gold Matinees at 2.00.

Evenings continuous, 7.00-11.00. FRANKLIN PARK Angel" and Sophie Lang Goes West. Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 8.00. HAMILTON Back in Circulation.

2 20, 8 40: Idol of the Crowd, 4.00, 7:00. 10 00. STRAND Prisoner of Zenda and Perfect Specimen. Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at 8.00.

EGI.FSTON SQUARE EGLESTON Vogues of 1938 and "Lancer Spy. Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7-45. EVERETT CAPITOL "This Wav Please" and Annapolis Salute Matinees at 2.00. Evenings continuous, 7.0Q-11.00.

PARK Toast of New York and Life of the Party Matinees at 1.30, 5.00. Evenings 7.30-10:45. HINGHAM LORING HALL Big Citv and "Sophie Lang Goes West. Matinees at 2:15. Evenings at 7 45.

HYDE PARK FAIRMOUNT Heidi and Lancer Spy. Matinees at 2.00 Evenings, 7.00-11:00. HYDE PARK The Big Shot, 3 40, 9-40: California Straight Ahead. 2.18. 8 18 JAMAICA PLAIN JAMAICA "Fight for Your Lady and Women Men Marry.

Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7.45. LEXINGTON LEXINGTON "Wild and Woolly, 2:15. 8.15. "Back in Circulation.

3:45, 9.15. MALDEN GRANADA 100 Men and a Girl. 1:30. 4 50. 810.

Prisoner of Zenda," 3:00. 6 20. 9.40. STRAND Hold em Navy. 215, 8.35: "Danger Love at Work." 3.25.

7.00, 9.40. ORPHEUM "You Cant Have Everything." 2 00, 8.10, San Quentin," 3.40, 6:50. 9 50. MATTAPAN ORIENTAL Prisoner of Zenda" and The Perfect Specimen. Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8.00. MEDFORD FELLSWAY Souls at Sea. 3.00. 8 20; Chan on Broadway 1:50, 6 45. 9 52.

MEDFORD Stella Dallas 3 30. 8 0S: Fit for a King. 2.25, 6.45, 10.00. MELROSE MELROSE High, Wide and him off to register his name with the officials. When the stands received the announcement that the grandson of the late owner of The Pookah would ride his own horse in the big event, there was a wildly enthusiastic demonstration.

Outside the grounds, Timmie was moping up and down in dejection. He couldnt believe his ears when he heard of the latest turn, Roger on The Pookah! Desperately beggmg the friendly complicity of a cop who had always liked him, he hoisted himself up a wide-spreading oak tree which afforded a view of the entire panorama of the race. At the starting box were 15 beautiful thoroughbreds. Hop Skit, installed the favorite after Timmie had been disqualified, seemed to shake his mane proud defiance. Get back! cried the starter.

"All ready! In line! On your toes!" The bell clanged. The horses leaped across the barrier. A tremendous roar went up from the spectators. Two horses which hadnt figured much in the betting. Fiddler and Hustler, were ahead at the first turn.

Rayaway, with Boots- McGuire, was third, and Hop Skit, ridden by gimlet-eyed Dmg Read, a not-so-good fourth. Roger had got off to a poor start, and was far in the rear. Despite the handicap of trailing by such a margin, Roger kept his head. He had decided to follow Timmies precept of saving every ounce of energy for a final spurt. Out and around the far end of the track the racers sped.

Bit by bit Hop Skip and Ragaway pressed to the fore. Soon they had taken the lead. Meanwhile The Pookah. steadily increasing his pace, was closing up the gap. As he approached the home stretch Roger realized he would have to bore his way between Ragaway and Hop Skit.

The jockeys on the two horses were old hands at the game, and were determined that, no matter which one of the pair won, no outsider would get past. Look out! cried Roger. Give me room! Im going through! Go round em! screamed Timmie, from his perch in the tree. Theyll murder you! But Roger couldnt go round and still win the race. With unflinching courage he shot straight ahead.

As The Pookah reached the narrow gan directly'between the two leaders. Dink Read jerked Hop Skits head, and the three horses came together, in staggering impact. It seemed to the onlookers as though all three must fall. But both The Pookah and Ragaway miraculously kept their bearings, and plunged straight ahead. Down the stretch they came.

In the final 100 yards the British horse, with indomitable spirit, pulled inch by inch ahead. Over the finish line he sped at last half a length in front at this oxact moment Timmie lost his balance and fell from his tree. The stands were in terrific tumult. Some society woman rushed forward with a floral wreath. Wilkins, badly disheveled, clasped Roger by the shoulders.

Timmie, rushing down the track at express train speed, reached out his hands METROPOLITAN Major Howes Revue '2Ianhattan Merry-Go-Round TLi week the "Met" offers a double revue billing; on the i green It AMUSEMENTS 1 251 40 7 65SVT liEM-GO-ROUliD nun UOCMttUO annmvomaje imunr: RAMOONTaVENWAV CMOS "DAUGHTER OF SMAKGHAI -teat i I TTTg "ANGEL inn sm "LUttl MARinAlL FRICRTIRES Mil ALLSTON PERFECT SPECIMEN" CrtIU "THE BARRIER lm Pirtar ALLSTON BRIGHTON ALUT Sta. 4410 TRADER HORN" Ikt rn-li4t Ntj LAND BEYOND THE LAW ECYMIAN SU. 6800 It's 200 Tomoht Inst Bmm-Im IIm Hxh. Mi 6 HaaRuan Try M'I Fsrat 1 -MUlZaLA CAMBRIDGE TRAl. Eddie Cantor A LI BABA COES TO TOWN" "Olssar at tlM Blta IRENE iAHOOLPH ourre scan HIGH.

WIDE and HANDSOME" AHHArflllS SL0TE DORCHESTER HZDOdHHHUS MARLENE HAURri HERBERT DIETRICH AHULL "SOPHIE LANG GOES WEST" Start! IWa TTh Pruoncr of Zonda" HYDE PARK IT 175 TONIGHT Ti3l-J Mmaatt I Guy Kibbee HEIDI" "THE BIG SHOT "LANCER SPY" I CslllarBiaatrsitAes4 Jam. Plain Egleston Sq. BHM-lfpM tall Fuat Nr Yw Lay "Iwt Mm Marry f. V. Iii'v-Ihi Braartt VBGUES 1938 8 On R-Pft.

lam "LANCER SPY" Afaffopon Dorchester TT7T7TR irTg-K-ii ZL colman Prisoner of Zenda -PERFECT SPECIMEN Too o-AH SaOa (w ta TmBrid Wart BW Smiley Burnette Jackson Olsen Nellie Nichols A Gene Autry. Ted Lewia and his orchetra. Cab Calloway and hi Cotton Club Orchestra Kay Thompson and her Radio Choir. Joe DiMaaeio. Louis Pnmo and his band.

Jack Jenny and hi orchestra, the Lathrops. Rosaiean and Seville. This movie, designed to fill in till the big holiday season begins, presents a whole Whos "Who of stars in a screen revue of tremen dous bulk and little dazzle. It has about everything, and ones enjoyment will be governed by ones loyalty to the specialists and principals. Phil Regan, who provides the love interest with the help of Ann Dvorak, loves well and sings better.

Tamara Geva, who burst on us four seasons ago and will always be remembered for her dancing On Your Toes with Ray Bolger, plays the ideal tempermental diva with a pair of Russian wolfhounds and a Pekingese that must bs petted. And the dialectitions. Nearly every movie has one of those American gentlemen of foreign birth who is a man of few words. but who has tro ble putting them together. This movie is unique; it has them all.

including Henrv Ar-metta. Leo Orrillo, Luis Alberni and Nellie V. Nichols, a woman to be sure, but she too has trouble with the language. There is a cowboy singer. Gene Autry, and his troupe.

And swing is prevalent with Ted Lewis and band. Cab Calloway and his Cotton Club jazz boys. Kay Thompson and her radio choir, Louis Pnma and band and Jack Jenny and his orchestra. Joe DiMaggio is in it too, which will please the ball fans. All in alk its a pretty big show and a lot to take in one sitting.

RKO -BOSTON THEA TRE Vaudeville Headliners Trouble at Midnight The bill at the RKO-Boston Theatre this week may not be the best show of the season, but it is chockful of entertainment and an excellent holiday-shopping bill, with laughter as the chief ingredient and song as the undertone for the gay, irresponsible fun and a stirring film to make the whole an entertaining and pleasant offering. Outstanding in the vaudeville program is Nick Lucas, personable, quiet, and dignified crooning troubadour of radio, stage and screen. Mr Lucas has a most excellent voice and his enunciation is a delight. Once in a While, Tiptoe Through the Tulips, Josephine and a new number, provide a wide range for his talent. The audience liked all of it and made its pleasure evident with firm hand-dapping that was enthusiastic.

Red Skelton easily captures secondary honors with his nonsense, all amiable and whacky. Loud was the laughter at his impression of a young woman getting ready to go to work and bubbly was the reception of his comic essay on the art of dunking. The Three Samuels and Harriet Hayes combine some snappy dance steps with some eloquent comedy and their final military dance is a sure-fire number that evokes spontaneous applause. Woolfords pets, some cannily educated dogs who perform with zestful enthusiasm; the Two Zephyrs. Negro dancers who have raised slow motion to a titilating art, and the Variety Gambol, three boys and three girls who are whirlwinds of action, complete this entertaining and well-balanced staee show.

Trouble at Midnight from the story Night Patrol by Kimball Herrick. Screen play by Maurice Geraghty and Ford Beebe. Directed by Ford Beebe. A Universal production. The cast: Ktrk Cameron Noah Beerv Jr Catherine Hushes Tony Michaels Larry Blake Marion.

Hayes Lirner tason Goff Earl Dwire Everett Benson Chas Halton Frank Cordeen Frank Melton Nick Humbert DeHoff Heam Harlan Dick Henry Hunter Doctor Harry Bradley Trouble At Midnight brings a new wrinkle to gangster films by removing the setting to a rural countryside where blooded dairy herds are the prey of organized gangdom. Though a grade film, the direction and the action is such that despite a spotty script, the film manages to be stirring from beginning to end. This in large measure is due also to the acting. Noah Beery Jr is an engaging young man and excellently cast aa the idealistic if somewhat naive operator of a large dairy farm, while Larry Blake offers a hard-bitten characterization of a gangster whose heart is "in the right place a fighting heart that asks and gives no quarter. The tight-fisted banker (Charles Halton).

the sly country editor, the blond waitress with the ethics of a nun, and the suave villain, all are typed characters, but somehow young Beery and Larry Blake, despite their rather stiff dialogue, rise above the typing and add the precious quality of good acting to a story that is crammed full of action. till a grade film but the best of its classification in many a moon. who was ensconced in a sort of detachable stable car in the rear. Up front, in the pivot car, were Timmie at the wheel with Roger and Cricket at his right. Gosh, I never dreamed Id be doing anything like this, mused Timmie.

No. especially when you tried to give Roger a black eys the first time you met him, interposed Cricket. If we hadnt fought we mightnt have become such good friends, said Roger. "How long do we stay at Pimlico? asked Cricket. Long enough to win the race, answered Roger, and to buy tickets for London.

Youre all coming over there as guests of The Pookah. The Pookah must have heard that, for a prodigious whinny sounded from the rear, sending a flock of Pennsylvania ducks in a mad scurry for shelter. THE END Showing of this picture started today at Loews State and Or-pheum Theatres. AMUSEMENTS ROW ON STAGE. IN PERSONt CHAPTER TV Back home, Roger had reached the point where he was willing to accept Doc Godfreys apparently well-menat offer of $7500 for The Pookah.

But just as he was placing pen to paper, to sign his name, a wild commotion sounded. It was Timmie. I got a thousand bucks! he replied, bursting in. Were all set for the race! Doc Godfrey turned a dozen different colors as Timmie, recognizing him now for the bogus medical attendant, flung the coat he was carrying in his face. The day of the big race was at hand.

Roger, helping Wilkins give The Pookah a final rubdown, was puzzled when a red-coated attendant hurried up to him and told him he was wanted at the judges stand. Hurrying there, his heart gave a thump when he saw Timmie. The latters face told more plainly than words, that something serious had happened. Mr Calverton, said the first steward, your friend here has just given us a very interesting statement. It seems he threw the Ridge-more Handicap.

Threw the Ridgemore! cried Roger incredulously. Thats impossible. Im afraid its very possible. We received information, we checked the facts, and Donovan has confessed. Roger turned to Timmie.

He wouldnt believe the story until he heard a confirmation from the others own lips. Its true, all right, said Timmie bitterly. Dad tricked me into it. Now hes trying to doublecross both of us by pulling me out of this race. Were not interested in any further explanations, said the steward coldly to Roger.

Were only interested in whether you were involved in what happened before. Involved! cried Timmie. He didnt know anything about it! How could he? I threw the race that he and Sir Peter had their hearts set on winning. Very well, said the steward. I hardly need to tell you that you are permanently disbarred.

He motioned a secret service man to escort Timmie away, then he turned to Roger again. You have about 15 minutes to find another jockey, he said. Roger tried to reason with them that he didnt know anybody that no one could ride The Pookah except Timmie but he realized how futile it was, and stumbled away, trying to collect his thoughts. By the time he reached the pad-dock, Cricket and Mother Ralph, havmg heard the startling news through the announcer, were at Wilkins side. Well, I guess its another race another day, said Roger sadly.

"Another race nothing! cried Mother Ralph. What else is there to do? I know what you can do, exclaimed Cricket excitedly. Timmie was giving you lessons. Ride The Pookah yourself! The notion was, at first, preposterous; but Roger had no time to consider its wildness. The first thing he knew.

Mother Ralph had seized him arm and was dragging young Federal agent also working on the case, is most Asiatic in his movements and the masklike Expression of his face. Charles Bickford, Evelyn Brent and Cecil Cunningham give creditable performances. Love Is On the Air. screen play by Morten Grant from a story by Roy Chanslor. Directed by Nick Gnnde.

First National picture. The cast: Andv McLeod Ronald Reagan Jo Hopkins June Travis Dunk" Clover Eddie Acuff Nicev" Ben Welder! Robert Barrat Nichols Addison Richards Weston Raymond Hatton Bill Dickie Jones Les Quimbv Willard Parker Eddie Hopper Pinkie -Spec ODonnell Mr Copelm. Rawlmson blouse ommy Bupp Mrs Copelm Mary Hart Love Is On the Air is an amusing little story of a radio news announcer. Ronald Reagan makes his debut as a screen star. He has a pleasant, boyish appearance and an attractive film personality.

He has the role of a spot news announcer who, on the scent of a murder, gets transferred to telling childrens stories. How he makes a success of this field and still manages to uncover the murder and those connected with it provides some exciting moments, June Travis and cute little Tommy Bupp are in the supporting cast. SCOLLAY AND MODERN "Gangway "Ebb Tide and "Pope ye There is a triple bill at the Scollay and Modern Theatres this week, of which one of the feature films, "Gangway, is a first run picture. Ebb Tide, photographed entirely in color, features the European star, Oscar Homolka, Barry Fitzgerald, formerly with the Abbey Players in Ireland, and Ray Milland, young English actor. Frances Farmer, the heroine, represents the American interests.

"Ebb Tide is adapted from a story by Robert Louis Stevenson and is laid in the South Seas, making it possible for the picture to have impressive coloring and beauty. Fopeye, usually a short feature, has graduated into a 20-minute long color cartoon, and deserves special mention as an attraction. Popeye the Sailor Man travels to the deserts of Arabia, meets All Baba and his 40 thieves, gets backs tneir loot, and manages to subjugate the Terrible All Baba and his men, all with the aid of a little can of spinach. "Gangway by Dwight Taylor. Adapted by Lesseur Samuels and Sonrue Hale.

Directed by Sonnie Hale. Gaumont British film. The cast: Matthews Bob Mackay "Smiles Pendleton Ot tcnnAii od MscUson AMUSEMENTS SYMPHONY HALI COM. 1492 TODAY 2:30 TOJN'W 8:15 Boston Symphony ORCHESTRA SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY CONDUCTOR Soloist HEIFETZ Violin BOSTON THEATRES BEACON Varsttr Show." 10 50. 2 10.

5 35. 9 00; "Parole Racket, 9.45, 1:05, 4.30, 7:50, BOWDOIN The Perfect Specimen." 11-43, 4 03, 8-23; Victoria the Great. 9 00. 1:20. 5'40, 10.00.

COLUMBIA The Man Who New Too Much." 11:00 a. 7-00 p. m.s stage show, burlesque. 2.13. 8:15.

EXETER Barretts of Wimpole St, 2:10. 5 25 8.40; Idol of the Crowds, 4:10, 7.25. FENWAY Baushter of Shanghai." 2 30. 5-05, 7.40, 10 10, Love is On tne Air. 1:10, 3.45, 6:15.

8:50. FINE ARTS Monasters." 1:50. 3 50. 5 50. 7.50.

9-50. "Notre Dane. 1:10. 3.10. 5:10.

7.10. 9:10. GAYETT Behind the Headlines." 1215. 4 oo, 8 00; Stella Dallas. 10:00, 2.00.

5.2G, 9.30. HTB "The Wrong Roar," 10-45. 1-00. 3 20. 5 40.

7:55. 10 15: Glamorous Night. 9.40. 11:55. 2.15.

4.30. 6:50, 9:10. HOWARD Mummy's Boys." 10:46, Burlesque. 12.00. 2:30.

8.30. KEITH-BORTON Trouble at Midnight." 10 45. 1-50, 4:35. 7'40. 10.30; Stage Show, 12.30.

3.15. 6:20. 9:10. KEITH MEMORIAL "Love from a Stranger," 10.25. 1.45.

5 00. 8'29; "Stage Door. 12:00. 3:25. 6.45.

10:00. LOEWS ORPHEUM Thoroughbreds Dont Cry. 9.10. 12 00, 3 00. 6 00, 9:00: 52d Street," 10:35.

1:25, 4.25, 7.25, 10.25. LOEWS STATE "Thoroughbreds Dont Cry, 12 00. 3-00, 6 00, 9 00; "52d Street. 1.25, 4.25, 7:23, 10:25. METROPOLITAN Manhattan Merry-Go-Round." 10:45.

1 39. 7:27 10-21; Stage Show. 12:44, 3.38, 6.32, 9:26. MODERN Ebb Tide. 11:20.

2-30, 6-25 9 55, "Gangway, 9.45, 1.15, 4.50, 8.20. PARAMOUNT Daughter of Shanghai. 9.00, 11:35. 2:10, 4 45. 7.20.

9 55 "Love Is on the Air, 10.30, l.Oo, 3.40, 6.15, 8.50. REPERTORY AND SQUARE "Colleen." 11:50, 2 10, 5-17, 8:24. "Another Dawn, 12.58, 3.54. 7:01. 10.08 SCOLLAY SQUARE Ebb Tide." 11:30.

3 05, 6.20 9.45, "Gangway 10:00, 1:30, 4:55, 8.20. SOUTH STATION THEATRE Travel to Bermuda." "Ken Murray and Oswald. Evelyn Chandler. Cliff Edwards. Continuous 9.30 a to 1L39 m.

TREMONT Bom to Dance. 10:26, 12 49. 4 28, 8 06; Louis Pasteur," 9:00, 11:12. 2.51, 6.29 10.08. UPTOWN Breakfast for Two." 1:00.

3 40, 6.20. 9.00: All Baba Goes to Town, 2 10. 4.50, 7.30, 10.10. WASHINGTON STREET OLYMPIA "Ansel, 10-15. 1 05.

3 50, 6 40, 9.30: League of Frightened Men. 9.05, 11:55, 2.40, 5.30. 8.15. NEAR HOME THEATRES ALLSTON ALLSTON Trader Horn and Land Beyond the Law. Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. to clutch the victor, while Mother Ralph and Cricket were beyond themselves with excitement. Only Donovan and his pals, who had plunged their last collective bank accounts on Hop Skit, were crestfallen. This was one sure thing that had given them a violent jolt. "Nobody could'a run the race you did today, kid, Timmie told Roger.

I guess it wasnt what I answered Roger, shaken but happy. It was The Pookah and the Calverton colors. A fortnight later, one bright, sunshiny morning, a little trailer cavalcade made its way along the main highway leading south. The Pookah, through his had been invited to participate in the big seasonal race at Marylands famous Pimlico track. Roger, at first disinclined to accept, decided to combine business with a real holiday.

Buying a second-hand trailer, he had persuaded Mother Ralph to take her first vacation from the boarding house in 10 years and to bring Cricket along with her. If anyone had glanced inside the trailers living room he would have seeen Mother Ralph knitting away, while engaged in a brisk conversation with Wilkins. The trailers sole responsibility on this expedition was to look out for The Pookah, the part of an American gangster in the story, who stands out as the most colorful character. Miss Matthews is cast as an assistant film critic on a London newspaper, who yearns to be involved in a lot of excitement. So her editor sends her on a first page action story, and she gets enough action to last her a lifetime.

At the conclusion of the story she gives up excitement as a reporter to become a countess. Barry Mackay, Olive Blakeney and Noel Madison are featured. AMUSEMENTS SMASH 2 HIT SHOW! Not since 'Devil Is A Sissy' and '3 Smart Girls each a treat for the whole family! Thoroughbreds DONT CRY' with JUDY GARLAND MICKEY ROONEY SOPHIE TUCKER C. AUBREY SMITH end RONNIE SINCLAIR M-G-M Picture yy-' -i s. 3 3 COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY at I2(NOON) UPTOWN Stsrti i Htat-Msu.

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Kv. Hal PNOM CAP 1565 mORNING PRICES 25 and 35 Cents PARAMOUNT FENWA Daughter of Shanghai I "Love Is on the Air Daughter of Shanghai. screen play by Gladys Unger and Garnett Weston, from a story by Garnett Weston. Directed by Robert Florey, A Paramount picture. The cast: Lan Ying Anna Mav Wong Fim Philip Ahn Otto Hartman Charles Bickford Andrew Slawte Larry Crabbe Mrs Mary Hunt CunninRham Barden Carrol Naish Oljta Derey EveLvn Brent Harry Morgan.

Qumn Interpreter Corrado James Patterson Camarn Fred Kohler Jane Kelly Frank Sullv Quan Iati Chin Wah Kee Daughter of Shanghai. an exciting drama which opened yesterday at the Paramount and Fenway theatres, gives an insight into a lurid form of racketeering, the smuggling of aliens into this country. Because of the tightening of the American immigration laws, the desire of many foreigners to seek their fortune in this country, and sharp-sters who are ever ready to cash in on any situation, alien smuggling has become a lucrative business for the gamblers and a continuous fight for the Department of Justice. The story cf Daughter of Shanghai is woven about a gang of alien smugglers who get their cargo into California by boat and plane. That is.

unless a "Government patrol spots them, in which event they calmly open a trap door and let these helpless, bewildered Asiatics drop to tneir death the ocean. Those they succeed in bringing into this country they force on business men as labor. Quan Lin, a San Francisco importer, refused to take any of the aliens, and so was murdered. His daughter, played by Anna May Wong, sets out to expose the racket and her fathers murderers. Her search takes her through many adventures, all of the hair-raising sort.

Anna May Wong handles this role as deftly and artistically as she has her many others, and her one dance is interesting from the point of view. 1 SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT (FRIDAY) at 1 1 s30 P. M. sZn.fm MAJESTY THE QUEEH! BACK HOME AGAIN! SWEET. IDUELY, YOUTNFOL.BE AUTIFULTT VY TOGETHER WITH THE NS A TI0NAL DARING PRODUCTION iw wJAXZ DAI3I ES Featuring JfHMSi 50 People In Cast 25 Glorified Girls Next Week MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN VALDA KAV ffiANClS-ANOTH it I 6 SitTT I picicpowea-rouiiN (R STEWART Cast ef 60 Doors Opea 11 A.

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