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I THE BOSTON GLOBE MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1933 15 wWv MOVIE PLAYS AND THE TIME TO SEETHEM DINNER AT EIGHT THE GLOBES DAILY SHORT STORY Patsy in the Kitchen Adapted From the SUpe Play by BOSTON THEATRES III 17. 1:24. Del on Lo By Betty Sherpless EDNA FERBER AND GEORGE KAUFMAN BOhTON 1.

7:58, iu.a;.. COW MJLAKK Turn Ba- the Co-. 8:55, "I Have Lived, 4 Richard. Dix Hides Away Over Week-Ends on Ranch Whose Location He Keeps Secret RS Walter Collingsworth opened the fri nt door with her own lo.i.i,j:i;i, KXKTKIt Best of Enemies." 2:25. 5:10.

B.uu, Masdueraiier." 3.4.t. 0:35. FENWAY 1 Loed a Woman, 12:55. Before the Dawn, 3:52, 7 I she hobbled-one slipper on and one slipper off back upstairs, but Im giving a reception this afternoon and everything has gone wrong. Youll Just have to let me go on dressing while I explain.

2:42. 8:30, GAY ETY Her First fair plump hands, and there tood Bruce. But what a time for any-cne to come unexpectedly, even her wn. vorj good looking nephew whom (he had urged to come any time he Mate, 8:55, 1:45. HOWARD This is Alrloa.

12.45. 6:354 Man Against Woman, 11:15, 5:25. huff. And, the womanby-the-day she had managed to get turned out not 1 to have any Ideas about party rei freshments. But finally had got I the sandwiches ready and the Ice cream hnd cakes and things were qoming from the store.

She had Just telephoned to an agency for a skilled waitress to take charge in the pantry, and the woman-by-the-day would look after the door. There would be five or six young girls, to serve as floaters. Then the door bell rang and Mrs Collingsworth hastened down stairs and back again puffing. It was the girl lrom the agency Thank heaven, at least she had got there in good time. Mrs Collingsworth had just told her to go out in the kitchen and get an idea of how things stood.

Im ready now but tell me, Bruce, what In the world brought you out? "For one thing, I wanted to see you, Nellie old Aunt, he said, but mostly I wanted to get away from Best giri let me down at the last minute and I thought you'd cheer me up. But if Id known about the party I dont think even a broken heart and my affection for you would have in duced me to come. By the way, where can I conveniently hide while the chose When Richard Dix decides to get away from it all, he manages to hide himself most successfully from the rest of Dix is as mysterious as Garbo when it comes to wanting quiet and peace. He owns a ranch And there was plenty to explain as Bruce sat on a slipper chair in his aunts dressing room. The maid of all work had left the day before.

In "I'm terribly glad you came and nt you to stay," she told him as I AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 4 4'. KEITHS Anna Vkker, 10:00, 12:29, 2.8. 5:27. 7:40. 10:11.

LANCASTER in Love, 10:50, 1:25. 4:15, 50. I Have Lived.1 12:00, 2 a. 30, 8:15. METROPOLITAN "Golden Harvest." 11:10.

2.00. 4:45, 7.30, 10:20. MODERN One Sunday Afternoon. 0:10, 11:41. 2:12.

4:43. 0-45: "Important Witness." 12:58, 3:211, 8:00, 8:31. ORPHEliM Beauty For Sale. 8:25, 12.J.O. 3:30.

ti.35. 9.40. PARAMOUNT "I Loved a Woman." 10:05, 1:01, 3. 0.31. 9-27: "Before tbe Dawn," 9:00.

11:58, 2:30. 6:20. 8:22. STATU "fetaue Mother," 12:25, 2:45, 5:03. 7 9 :30.

IPTOIIN "Secrets of the Bln Room, a. 30, 0.10. 8:40: The Maequeiader." 41.10, 4:40, .7:20, 9:30 I Am Suzanne la the title of the Lilian Harvey picture in which the Piccoli marionette troupe will appear. Gene Raymond plays opposite her. Jimmy and Sally was written for Jimmy Dunn and Sally Eilers, but Miss Eilers, who was recently married, wont appear In the picture after all.

Claire Trevor, who appeared in "The Last Trail and "Tie Mad Game. has been rewarded with the role- destined for Sally. "This seems to break up the popular team of Dunn and Eilers, temporarily at least. A hard rain over Hollywood stops all motion picture production, for no practical way has been found to silence the patter the drops on these huge stage roofs. Next to a raia storm an airplane makes the most noise.

Motion picture snow is salt, mica or cent flakes. SSJiO in yColurfctft bro4castir tar LEATH first latfy tha Air THE HICKORY NUTS Obwh Home Rhythm" NEAR HOME THEATRES i 'jX. 10 tf party is in session? th i Mrs Collingsworth THE FOUR BAXTERS Hr th-dc-h for Hilarity I HOOVER CAMP I Tht Spirit at the Dante I EDDIE WHITE ARTHUR WARD I Geniality VmjtlU JERRY. Answers to Queries of the Fans D. Newton Helene Chadwick Is appearing in pictures foi Educational.

A. W. Everett Motion picture rouge is brown, not red. ttoecoe FRANKS The METROPOLITAN BEAUTIES ALLS'! ON ALLSTON "Strangers Return" ami "Arizona to Broadway." Matinees at 2.00. Evenings at CAPITOL Song of Soars and Momin Glory." Mtiuees at 2:00.

Lvenmga at 8:00. ARLINGTON CAPITOL "No Marriage Ties" and "Man Who Dared. Mauueea at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. BRIGHTON EGYPTIAN Three Cornered Moon" and "Her Splendid Polly." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL SQUARE Song of Songs" and Turn Back the Clock." Mat. 2:00. Eve. 8:00.

UNIVERSITY "Tugpoat Annie. 8:25, ft'23, "Midnight Club," 2:10. 5:10, 8:10 CII tRLESTOWN THOMPSON SQUARE SaFREElDANCINGIPLATINUMTCMnU AMUSEMENTS "Hold Me Tight, "Daugeious Crossroads. 2:40. 8:40.

NOW EEEAKIKG ALL RECCR3C! 4 DORCHESTER CODMAN SQUARE "Vol-tane" and "Her First Mate. Matinees at Evenings at 8:00. DORl HESTER "LiNy Turner" and "Police Call." Matinen at 2:00. Evening at 7:30. By S.uclgir Lew's IRENE DUNNE EDNA BAY CLIVES STRAND "Turn Back the Clock, 1:53, 8:10: "bong of Songs," 3.20.

9:33. EVERETT CAPITOL "Moonlight and Pretzels" and No Marriage Ties." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:00. PARK "Mama Loves Papa." 8:00. Private Secretary," 1:50,7:00.

9:25. RALTO Tugboat Annie," 3:20. Love is Dangerous, 2:05, 8:00. 1 HYDE PARK EVERETT SQUARE Baby OLIVER, DDCKEY. EOW SIMPLY CARLOTTA GUSHED.

"HOW ARE 'YOU? MARVELOUS TO SEE YOU! ELY CULBERTSCN Mrv Citktrtm Slimier at the Builge Table I Faee, 3:45, Mama Loves Papa," IN PERSON: Mr. and Mrs. JESSE CRAWFORD At Twin Consoles RICHARD DIX somewhere in the beautiful San Fernando Valley in California, but he wont tell anyone in the studio where it is. It takes a most complicated method to get in touch with him on the ranch, and the secrecy that surround his hideaway is on a par with that which surrounds the comings and geings of Garbo. When he is on his ranch Dix plows, pitches hay, prunes fruit trees and enjoy the life of a gentleman farmer.

Other stars may spend their weekends at Malibu and other resorts frequented by film people, but Dix finds refreshment and new interest in his work as far away from pictures ad possible. When he made Ace of Aces Dix would leave the studio every Saturday afternoon and return early Monday JAMES HAGUE suggested that he stay in the kitchen. There are so many things a man can do in an emergency, and' you can keep your eye on that girl and see that she dosent take any of the sliver. I tried to get Walter, but he flatly refused. Hes off playing golf, I suppose.

Bruce considered escape and decided it was impossible, and as his' aunt went downstairs to greet the first of the floaters he beat a hasty retreat to the kitchen. And there at the kitchen table slicing a lemon he saw Patsy Well, how the Dickens! Bruce said. Patsy dropped the knife and turned around. Bruce, she cried. What a time I had to find you and then be fore I could explain she marched me oivt here and told me to get busy.

What does she think I am? Thinks youre an expe'rt waitress from the agency, I suppose, Bruce was explaining, and then Patsy put a warning finger to her lip, as Mrs Collingsworth bustled out. Youre ure you know what to do? she My nephew here will go errands for you if you need them. Pe sure to have the lemons sliced thin and have the sandwiches assorted on the serving plates. Youll find them wrapped in the refrigerator. The telephone had rung in the pantry and Bruce answered.

He explained to his aunt that the call was from the agency. He said they wanted to know whether another helper was needed and he had told them no. But Bruce didnt give the real message from the agency. Actually the helper had not started. They wanted to know If Mrs Collingsworth preferred Swedish or German help.

They had both and Bruce told them that as it had turned out they didn't need any. I had a terrible time finding you, Patsy was beginning again as she arranged sandwiches on a serving plate; and then Mrs Collingsworth reappeared with a slender young floater in pink tulle to Introduce to Bruce. Im crazy about floaters, he told his aunt on the side, but they rattle me. If you want me to keep an eye on things youve got to get them to 2:30. 8:15.

JAMAICA PLAIN EGLESTON Stranger Return" and "I Love That Man." MaU-nees at Evenings at 8:00. LEXINGTON LEXINGTON "Mama Loves Papa," 3:04, 9.20; Baby Face. 2:40, 8.15. MALDEN GRANADA "Devils In Love. 2:15, 6:20, Turn Back the Clock.

3:30. 8:35, 9:40. STRAND The Secret of the Blue Room. 1:45, 4-35, 7:25, Cocktail Hour. 3:20, 6.00.

8:50. VN Ejllul MATTAPAN ORIENTAWSong of Songs and Turn Back the Clock. Matinees at 1:30. Evening at 8:00. morning.

The interim was spent at i Mystery Ranch. When Dix started YLH', wnrlr UnnHnv vnnpnintr VaA itrne cmaHv I 3 work Monday morning he I MEDFORD FELLSWAY Double Harness. 6 45, "Mama Loves Papa. 3:20, 8:10. MEDIT5RD No Marriage Ties.

8:40, 8.33, "Captured, 2.30. 7.05, 10:10. MELROSE MELROSE Tugboat Annie and "Mary Steven. MB." Matinees at 1:30. Evenings at 7:30.

was ready for the hard work of the week. GARY COOPER-FAY WRAY ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON NOEL FRANCIS. IMPORTANT WITNESS Motes of the Flayers Walter Connolly, stage and screen NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT Tugboat Annie and Flying Devils." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. BIGGEST SHOW VALUE IN N.

E. SPENCER TRACY-FAY WRAY VAUDEVILLE SHANGHAI MADNESS ACTS 8 A Paramount Picture ISSj IDONT BET Oil LOVE USDS? irlao. P0J tic NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES down to the dock, where the Castillian lay being loaded and told Capt Cannon that he couldnt sail with only one-third of a cargo. For the first time in over a century a Jordan line boat was not sailing. In his office Oliver Jordan was being awaited by Miss Copeland, his secte-tary; Fosdick, an old retainer, and Carlotta Vance, former musical comedy queen, long retired from the stage.

I saw him in Trelawney. I could never forget it, 'Copeland, who was a spinsterish 48, told Carlotta. That was the last thing I did, tho former actress answered. I was just a little girl, said Miss Copeland, but Ill ever forget it. How extraordinary! Carlotta was not pleased at this suggestion of her age.

Just then Oliver entered and ho smiled with genuine pleasure at sight of his old sweetheart and friend. Well, for heavens Lotta! This is a surprise! he 'exclaimed. Oliver, duckey, Carlotta gushed, how are you? How simply marvelous to see you! I never was' so glad tj see anyone in my ife! She kissed him dramatically on ono cheek, then the other, embracing him, to the embarrassment of himself, Fosdick and Miss Copeland. Go in there and sit down, Oliver said, pointing to an inner office. Carlotta stopped in front of a picture of Oliver Jor.lirs father, founder of the business.

The only man I ever really killed, she -remarked. I Her listeners started a little with the shock of her statement. He thought his son was going to marry a musicaIcomedy queen! sna explained. As she yalked Into the inner office, Oliver turned to his secretary. Did you get Mr Packard? he asked.

"Yes, sir. But what a time I had! His secretary was trying to get him herself. She tojd me to try the Amalgamated Copper Company, the Jockey Club, A1 Smith. I finally got him in the swimming pool of the New York Athletic Club. Is he coming? Oliver asked anxiously.

He should be here any moment, Fosdick said. Let me know immediately. He joined Carlotta his private office. (CONTINUED TOMORROW) stay out of the kitchen. The girl can keep them supplied with things through the pantry.

loews state NEWTON PARAMOUNT Voltaire and Secrets of the Blue Room. MaUnees at 2:10. Evenings at 7:45. QUINCY ALHAMBRA Song of Songs. 3:10, Laughing at Life, 2:00.

5:00, 8:00. QUINCY Workingman, 12:30, 8:20, 6:15. Study in Scarlet 1:45, 4:40, 7 STRAND Morning Glory, 8:20. 6:20, 9-20; Turn Back -the Clock. 1:50, 4:50, REVERE BOULEVARD1 "Midnight Club and Dangerous Crossroads." MaUnees at 2 "00 Evenings at 8:00.

REVERE THEATRE "Midnight Club" and Dangerous Crossroads." Matinees at 2 00. Evenings at 8 -no. SOMERVILLE CAPITOL- AND BVLL SQUARE Voltaire' and Her Bodyguard." Matinees at 2:00. Evening at Ml T.OEWS DAVIS SQUARE When Ladie Meet and Malay Nights. Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. STRAND Hold Your Man and Big thancc." Mauneea at 2.00. Evenings at 8 00. SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY and STRAND "Tugboat Annie and Sing. Sinnr, Sing.

Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at character actor, has been engaged by Columbia Pictures to portray a wealthy iron manufacturer in Man of Steel. 1 M-G-M has acquired motion picture rights to The Show-Off," George 1 Kellys comedy of some seasons ago, i in which the late Louis John Bartels scored such a hit and in which Lee T.acy played one cf his first. parts on. the Broadway stage.

Principals for the screen production have not yet been selected. Norma Shearer expects to play the i role of Iris March in a film version of the famous Michael Arlen plav. The Green Hat. Katharine Cornell created the role on the stage. Chic Sales and Una Merkel have been added to the cast oi the forthcoming May Robson-Polly Moran Ken-present title-' is Cornin Round the Mountain.

tucky mountain story, soon to go into production 'at the M-7-M studios. The MATTAPAN ALLSTON Mat. 2-Eve. Mali. 2Ceti.

25c ant 35c Auston Massachusetts Ave. at Xorwav STAGE MOTHER mr with Eraciy Vy MAt KEEN OM I Fit 1 Nt HOT TONE ON STAGE: MAUDE ERiCKSON All SutsComni 6. 25t; After 6 r. 40 Fll. WiIIih Scrv-Jaelii Cmstr-Ct.

Raft la THE BOWERY 1200 MARLENE DIETRICH I TTTT7T1 Song of Songs, ,1 Mil .11 LEE TRACY LEE TRACY LIONEL BARRYMORE "THE STRANGER RETURN Janes Dann-Joan Bennett ARIZONA TO BROADWAY" ST A. 4410 TURN BACK THE CLOCK Mat. 2-Eve. 8 PM NEEDHAM Eea.cn Oat, tankini Proiraa MARLENE DIETRICH SONG OF SONGS" MORNING GLORY CATHERINE HEPBURN Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. ASP.oias z-ym Maria Drculer-Wallac Beery I Paramount Tugboat Annie.

Paramount FREE PARKING SOUTH END NATIONAL It" Great 1o be AllVd Anri 'Fnav fi11inna rnniimi. Mit. 2J5-Ec. 8.00 I Cablegram for you, Mrs Jordan. Millicent Jordan, who had been gazing reflectively at the ceiling, sat up in bed with ar start and reached out for the blue and white envelope her maid had brought in.

Eagerly she tore it open and took out the mesage. There was a single line: Delighted to dine with you next Friday at 8. Emitting an involuntary cry of elation, Mrs Jordan stepped into a pair of slippers, hastily threw a robe over her shoulders and, clutching the cablegram tightly in her hand, i hurried toward the sitting room, calling: Oliver! Oliver! Ive got the Ferncliffes! Oliver Jordan, her husband, was just finishing his breakfast. He put down his coffee' and looked up quizzically, Whats the excitement, darling? he asked. Im thrilled to death! I've got the Ferncliffes! Millicent repeated.

She put the cablegram down in front of him. I radioed them aboard ship last night, she said. Wasnt that bright of me? Oliver showed no enthusiasm over the acceptance of the invitation. Yes, If you want the Ferncliffes, he said. Want them! Why, you know everyone pouncesjon them! Besides, they entertained us in London.

Yes, and Ill never forget it, Oliver nodded. Dull as dishwater. Oh, how can you! Millicent exclaimed. A lovely formal English dinner." Yes and Australian mutton, Oliver added scornfully. And the guests who were a lot of people buried for years, just got up for that dinner.

Dont be American, Oliver! she paused reflectively. Friday hmm that gives me just a week. Oliver rose from the table. I have date next Friday with our daughter 'to hear Rachmaninoff." "After all, Oliver, Millicent said, a little heatedly, the Ferncliffes are terribly important. Hasnt he got something to do with shipping? 1 should think youd want to talk to him.

Its just as much your dinner as mine. "Very well," he surrendered graciously. -Mr Oliver Jordan accepts. The entrance of Paula Jcrdan turned thfeir combined attention to her. She was pulling on a pair of gloves.

Off to the marts of trade, she announced to her father. Hello, mother. She turned again to Oliver, speaking with good-natured scorn. Lolling in boudoirs 8 oclock in the morning! Whats to become of the shipping business? Millicents face lighted up with sudden excitement. Oliver, she said, suddenly remembering something.

An old flame of yours is in town. She got hack from Europe day before yesterday. Carlotta Vance? Yes, I read it. I shall Invite her. Isnt that nice of me? Fine! I havent seen her yet, Oliver said.

He and Paula walked to the door, a Paula, when does ycrur fiance get back to town? Millicent inqiiired. About a week. Fine. Then Ill count on you and Ernest for the dinner Friday night. Dinner? Paula asked.

Millicent turned to her husbands Oliver, I shant do a big dinner, shall Shant you? Oliver asked whimsically. Please be serious. I think about 10 will he enough. BRIGHTON CENTER Flying Devils, with 8. Bellamy FTA SHOO Garnett Colbert-Tsm Broun Richard trlm-Mary Boland NEWTON ous.

12-30 to WALTHAM EMBASSY No Marriage Ties. 2:10, Song of Sons, 8:27. WATERTOWN COOLIDGE SQUARE Storm at Daybreak," 3:20, Bet of Enemies. 2U0. 8:03.

WATERTOWN SQUARE "Lilly Turner and Professional Sweetheart." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:45. B0WD01N SQUARE Turn Back the Clock LOEWS QRPHEUM Wafshinrton St. and Hamilton. Plar LOEWS ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE BEAUTY FOR SALE With MADGE EVANS ALICE BRADY-OTTO KRUGER PHILLIPS HOLMES All Seat 9 t.

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7:43 GEORGE ARLIS3 VOLTAIRE PAUL LUKAS Seereti ot the B.ue Room CAMBRIDGE PREMIERE AT THE STATE WV087? Marlene Dietrich SONG OF SONGS A world premiere of The with Wallace Beery, George Raft and SOMERVILLE ENTRALS9 Then there was no time for Patsy to explain and after the last lingering guest had departed and Mrs Collingsworth had regained some sort of composure Bruce told her that he had promised to take the girl back to the village. Then a quick getaway in Bruce's roadster, past the residential streets to more open country. Bruce drew up at the roadside and slouched down behind the wheel and looked at Patsy in bewilderment. Why did you follow me out when you were so sure at 10 this morning that you didnt want to see me? Because I changed my mind, Patsy explained. Something happened Friday that made me not want to see you and then when I thought it over I wanted to see you more than ever.

Why didnt you let me explain to my aunt why did you go through witn it? I could have had the real waitress come." Because, said Patsy, "because, Bruce, I was glad to earn the money. Your aunt game me $5. You see. Ive lost my Job. Thats what I wanted to tell you.

I thought maybe if you knew youd ask me to marry you again You dont mean it, Patsy! You not serious Yes, I am, Patsy insisted. Tve always intended to marry you some time if you still wanted me. I mean it still, Bruce, but you don't have to marry me now. I mean that I have a Job. But you Just said that you had lost it.

I did lose my Job at the office, but when your aunt paid me she asked me if Id consider taking a regular place. Id have my board and keep and more left over than I had in the office. I thinking of taking it unless Bike fish you are, Patsy. Lets drive out as far as the ten-mile run and then come back and tell Aunt Nellie. (Copyright, McClure Newspaper Syndicatel Lm Tracy-Mat Clarke TURN BACK THE CLOCK Mai 15c-2 Wat 2-Eve.

8 PLYMOUTH The Theatre BIOGRAPHY DORCHESTER EPEE Turn Back the Clock, with Lee Tracy as the star, tells the story of a man who obtained the chance to live his life over again and marry the other girl. Mae Clarke, Otto Kruger, Peggy Shapnon and George Barluer I are in the cast. I Have Lived, the associate film, I with Anita Page and Alan Dinehart in the cast, and Bargain of the Century, with Thelma Todd and Zasu Pitts are also on the bill. The vaudeville program features the Olympic Trio, clever roller skaters; Ray Gilbert, vocalist; Newton and Hall, comedians; Tucker and Smith, who intersperse comedy with songs and violin selections; Dane and Dane, acrobats, and MaKfy and Shirley. Jean Harlow-Clait Gakla Hold Your Man John Darrow-Merna Kennedy THE BIG CHANCE Jackie Cooper in the cast, is to be held at the State Theatre Friday.

The picture tells actual episodes in tho careers of such famous Bowery characters as Chuck Connors, Steve Brodie, John L. Sullivan and Swipes, the newsboy. This is the first picture in which Beery and young Cooper have appeared since The Champ. Evt. 25t-8 P.

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LIB. 3680. THEATRES TODAY NEVER so many STARS inANYpicture MEDFORD ARLINGTON mi BERT Tonight 6:15 Mats. 2:15 LET EM EAT CAKE A Sequel to Of Tliee I Sine PAFITO RICHARD DIX HO MARRIAGE TIES" Ann Harding-Wm. Powell Double Harness! Chat.

Raodltt-Mary Boland "MAMA LOVES PAPA1 A2HJ404J4I THE MAN WHO DARED" Preeten Faeteer-Zila Jehaa MOB Bt ttH AJlC8r6eaR5iW1K-fW1Cfffl'KARIUKAN OS 1 "Wja 9H VILA mn JTVTrJNJU Oi J9JI RICHARD DIX NO MARRIAGE TIES! GAXTON-MORAN-MOORE 3.ocrMAi3. wt loti iZ CAMBRIDGE Do. Fairbanks, Jr -Paal likai CAPTURED MELROSE IB TUGBOAT ANNIE' I SSa.lt1 CUV, BROOK CLIVE BROOK COLONIAL OCT. 9 loTis Skinner! LMmuia MIDNIGHT CLUB KEITHS THEATRE Ann Vickers Mr and Jesse Crawford CHARLESTOWN UNCIEITOMYCABIH Jamei Dma-Sally Ellen "Hold Me Tight QUEEN IE SMITH SEATS ROW SrCL MAT. COLUMBUS BAY T' Business with the Jordan shipping lines waa not what it used to he.

Indeed, that morning Oliver himself went H0MPS0K SQUARE A. OIJJ CHIC SOLE DANGEROUS CROSSROADS DORCHESTER LAST CHANCE FINAL BIS WEEK Damaged Lives No One Under 13 Admitted i MAJESTICDAILYII.il fiJCKtSim RUTH CHATTERTON LILLY TURNER POLICE CALL NICK STUART AMATEURS EVERY TUES. EVE. 'jtmigioo EVERETT LNEW "ADlTor ili Ffeizels' I '10 MARRIAGE TIES Mat 2 7 11 RICHARD DIX 15ZA5U pittj Wher first math $r5 VAUDEVILLE ACTS 5 HAftlAN MARSHrUMKni (OKKAKIROffl THE STAGE IN PERSON HOBART EOSWORTM MARIE DRESSLER it JOHN BARRYMORE it WALLACE BEERY JEAN HARLOW Lionel BARRYMORE LEE TRACY EDMUND LOWE BILLIE BURKE Madt laa arc Mortry lean McrehaH rMfcm Notate a Oct. 9th, at 8:45 P.

M. New England Premiere PARK UCGlfS-0lANO ONES PAPA fh'FATf Srrnnaay RIALTO DRESSI ER-BEERV TUGBOAT ANNIE Lwe le Danarretae'1 jpg utunuE, nnbiou 33 VOLTAIRE" UPTOWN 34aUnee'V'M- 30c RONALD COLMAN Edmand Lowe-Wynne Glbien HER BODYGUARD'- EGLESTON SQUARE ClCHAQO Dix, IfWHEN A hicm school stuoe WAS REFUSED A FART IN A SCHOOL PLAV BECAUSE THE OOAAAA teacheq saio he could not act. UtB! ANN HARDING WHEN LADIES MEET JOHN MACK BROWN MALAY MIGHTS COMEDY NEW3 poll AlUUilON ia. I. Barrymore-Miriam Nop bine STRANGERS RETURN Edmand Lewe-Naney Carroll I LOVE THAT MAN CtoBCE AufS' MOST TREASURED APPAREL Ann Vickers, adapted from the novel by Sinclair Lewis depicting the career and romances of a successful social worker, is an episodic, often vigorous but entirely to(jf shadowy talkie.

There is plenty of action, but i su.pense; plenty of characteriza-tic- no sympathy. One can't get very excited about any portion of the film, although tle production follows the story as carefully as possible, i It is probable that the book was far too loag and involved to make a really effective talkie. Lewis digressed very often in bis novel (as is hiswont) to make his leading characters discuss what he himself happen i to think of almost anything trougling the world at the present time. One watched the development of Anns mind as well as her actual career. It was Just as Important to see what Ann thought of things as it was to see what she did.

Now it is next to impossible to get a really entertaining film out of mental development. And when one sees a character go through the motions, so to speak, without understanding the motives behind them, then the result is sure to be a little shadowy and UIIrene Dunne gives a brilliant, intelligent and restrained delineation of the vivid and colorful Ann. She does not succeed, of course, in making one understand the inner Ann, but it probable that It would take a Katharine Cornell to give a really suitable char-acterizatlon with all the Lewis subtle- fUg Perhaps the scenes that stand out moBt excitingly are those of the Copperhead Gap Prison. It has been necessary to make them brief, but they are not Inadequate in expressing the situation that Ann met and conquered. The photography, the action and the acting ar all excellent in this particular sequence.

The character of Judge Barney Dolphin has been softpned a bit by the scenarist. In the film version Judge Dolphin Isnt really guilty of the TOMORROW lo-a. the book he was a genial, clever but wholly dishonest man. Some of the characters appear so briefly that their relation with Ann and her reactions to them can only be hinted at. The marriage that Lewis described has been eliminated from the picture.

But all in all, Ann Vickers may be said to have lived fully in that period of life shown in the film. She typifies modern woman, and per haps the best scene depicting the Lewis theme occurs when to plead for the freedom of her sweetheart in jail. Honest, fair and. just, Ann has never tried to defeat the law through special privilege. But when the man she loves is involved she becomes a primitive woman fighting for her mate.

Members of the cast include Walter Huston, who gives an admirable delineation of Judge Dolphin; Conrad Nagel, Bruce Cabot, as the young army officer who first made Ann turn from love to a career; Edna May Oliver and Sam Hardy. Mr and Mrs Jesse Crawford, famous organists, present a half-hour concert on the twin consoles. The program opens with selections from Tchaikovsky, played by Mr Crawford. Mrs Crawford plays more popular numbers, including Butterflies in the Rain" and Lazy Bones. Trees is played by Mr Crawford with several variations of theme.

By the Shade of the Old Apple Tree." Bamboo Tree and Shady Tree are woven into the melody. Then comes a series of waltzes, ending with the popular My Hero, all played with the Crawford touch, A bridge comedy, showing how Mr and Mrs Ely Culbertson would prevent SOUTH BOSTON In Tho Masquereder" H0HEl ef Nm Bit. WILBUR NATIONAL DRAMATIC PLAUKS With WALTER GILBERT, in AS HUSBANDS GOV Met. 25c. j5s.

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Eta Til THE OLD 'BARE FACTS' PARK MAJESTIC BROADWAY ugbaat Annia AND Marla Orarslar-Wallaea Baary STRAND lukaI'ng BARBARA CTANWYCK BABY FACE Chtflte BaKlt'-Mary inland MAMA LOVES PAPA au.TUGBOAT ANNIE' OWAHD 6JC55 a BETTY IkleOTT Twite Sally Hereafter, 2:45 Id H. SEATS NOW Si.oo im nun Em. 50 91.50 tu Strict Attention to All 1 Mail and Pltona Orders SOUTH END tives and friends of the girls appearing in that The folly of crime has been presented in various ways in gangster films, but now a Hollywood studio is filming a series of short subjects under the title of Crimi Doesnt Fay. The first two to be completed are Auto Thief and Forgotten were made in cooperation with the United States Department of Justice. HOLLYWOOD LINGO LEXINGTON 11 II WO Mil rmtincaNi AMATEUR NITE SPAULDING 10 ACTS VAUOtViLlf end At WAVS SOMETHING OOlNG 11 Toil WORtO IfNlfS RETURNS EVER HAVING CAT MICN.G8T SHOW EUUV (HORN AT 30 PM.

acts INPFRS09 EbNA MAY OLIVER GREAT T9 BE ALIVE loves papa: Baass 12-30 11 pi li1 Mata. 10a 6K UJ EI. 10i'20a ART SKEETS GALLAGHER EASY MILLIONS" Theres more than one way to break the movies, as a tourist in Hollywood recently demonstrated. While a scene fcjr "A Chance at Heaven was being filmed, he drove into a filling station presided over by Joel McCrea and ordered five gallons of gasoline. When the director protested, the tourist 6aid he knew it was a movie set, but would pay twice the price of the gas if he were permit- ted In the scene.

His request ivas gianted and he waa given the gas as pay for being an extra, More than 8QVi of the 150 girl selected from several thousand applicants as chorus girls in "Flying Down to Rio are reventeen years old and younger. Because the law requires chaperone for minor girls appealing in pictures, the sound stages wer crowded with rela- LIE 1RCY I TURN B'tK THE flOCK ARITA MCE I H'VE LIVED tea. Tk SECHETS W'riDesONE MAD' lArT SHOW AT 8 0 WORLD SERIES ft TURNS EVERY I LAYING OAT MALDEN WATERTOWN KAY FRANCIS AT DAYBREAK CosifnsE LEE TRACY Turn Back the Clock" lortlla Vcssi-Vlctsr ion DEVILS IN LOVE LANCASTER THE DEVILS IN LOVE BUDDY ROGERS BEST OF ENEMIES CocUda btttnia Victor dory Loratta young Voui 0212 Constance Bennett recently Instructed an electrician to Throw that pickle on me. Slap me with that spot and this orange peel 'a couple of pancakes against my cheek might help aim that 'rifle at me. Bring those twins' and the baby and that She was referring to lights uked on the set.

A turkey" is a picture that re suits in a loss to it producer. I HAVE LIVED9 Anils Page Dinehert fMUwn WATERTOWN souMt SWANS LImH Atwill Pasl labaa THE SECRETS OF THE BLUE ROOM BFBF DANIELS COCKTAIL HOUR a murder by playing a hand so that four-spade bid, redoubled, might have been successfully completed, is also a I charges of which he' is'corfvlcted. In feature, lath Cbat1tr(n-G Bunt I Clnsar 8M4M-J-LILLV TUHNF I iwetllllflrf MATINEE 1 So -EVENING 280 FYETER Ik' Pl' Wher Yew GAfc bit Foroet Your Trouble RON 410 COLMAN le THE MASQUERADER MAHAN NIXON ia BEST RE ENEMIES '4r J7) A i 'V.