Daily News from New York, New York • 87

SMILIN' JACK AH OPEN AND SHUT CASE X-2 CORP I F0K6OT NS pur aoY PULLEP JOY 15 50CKEP PACK INTO THE COWLS OF THIf MERCILESS THE RlP MONSTER OP CORP TOO STILL IN THE STRONG UPPKAFT atj-he BOTTOM OP THE ANP THE pi 73 ELEMENT I i ft i 1- i- P3 HEAVEN-- AVyj I rr openep- tch for Smilin' Jack in of the SUNDAY NEWS Wa i at editor Old-Time German Play at the Casino 'CARMEN' BIG ATTRACTION AT 43TH ST. HOUSE Iiv WAN "Das Kecht auf Liebe" (The directed Ly Joe Stoeckcl and frost THE CAST: Vnmi Marc-it'T Map.l mzenz lr uniHT Viktor Stital f- rr vort Salurn Paul V(-ynT 41. trite von Salurn Auih'Ih L'ltliir Ff r' hinjrprKoif Vanka lfa von Salurn "laul If Sit tt AniKimirl Triii Haft-ha 3i-rb'l Jos-fitie jtrnnm-r I other BrumiT- KoII Iin Kfc'tr If "The Right to Love" is popular it will be with those who like their drama old-fashioned and heroic. This new German picture, adapted from a successful play of some years back, is a dated piece about an ambitious peasant who would desert his childhood sweetheart and marry a baron's daughter but for a change of heart on his deathbed. Magda Schneider, Viktor Staal and Anneliese Uhlig are the trio involved in this unhappy love story.

Fraulein Uhlig stands head and shoulders above the other two in her sensitive characterization of the rich girl who loved and lost the handsome peasant. Neither Fraulein Schneider nor Viktor Staal is an inspired performer and, consequently, their acting suffers by comparison to that by Uhlig and also that by the excellent character players in the supporting roles. This Rolf Randolf production, on view at the Casino Theatre, is picturesquely backgrounded by the Bavarian Alps and pastoral scenes. A soothing musical score is quite a help to this pedestrian paced tragedy. GETS 30 DAYS Clarence Hathaway, editor th Daily Worker, I oiniiiuiiist tiews.

paper, was ntem ed to da in the City Prison iiiui fund for criminal libel yesterday. A blim ribbon jury in (Jeneial Sessions convicted him last May In passing sentence. Judge John J. Fieschi also decreed that Hathaway serve an extra dav in iail for I each dollar of his tine he fails pay. Kxecution of sentence wan dtayed pending an appeal to th Appellate Division and the Kel editor was released in bad.

Hathaway was found guilty en the complaint of Mr. Kdith Liggett, widow of Walter W. Liggett, crusading Minneapolis newspaperman who was murdered in December. Hathaway accused her of "selling her husband's corpse, limb by limb, to the highest bidder of the Republican Party. U.

S. Protests Jap Chungking Raids Tokio. June 14 U.RV i States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew visited the Korcicn (CHce today and presented an Ameiican protest acrainst recent intensive Japanesa aerial bomlardmciits ef Chungking, China. Grew protested on the grouml that the Japanese raids on the capital of Chiiinu Kai-Shek have endangered Ameiican property.

The protest incorporated statement made to the press yesterday in Washington by Secretary i.f State Cordell Hull in which he said that the bombings hail threatened the United States Kmba-sy and other American properties. STATE VIDNITE SHOW TON IT EL Horn act Clark CABLE El DT few CKAMfFOK) o-CH 'STRANGE rOI 0 C010 Hurt annus i on Today's Program At World's Fair 10 A. M. Rare stamped letters at liritih Pavilion; World's Fair in pictures at Hall of Industry and Metals. National Society Children of The American Revolution Day at Court of Peace, 11 Crime and fire prevention exhibitions by New York Police and Fire Departments at New York City baseball school with Leo Durocher, Dodgers Manager, at Court of Sports.

1:30 P. M. New York Business and Professional Women's Clubs' luncheon at National Advisory band concert at American Common. 2 Civil Service Day. Speeches by Mayor LaGuardia and others at Court of Peace.

2:30 Sky dancers at Magic Circle. 3 Army band at New York City Bldg. Tlaza. 1 Inter-scholastic Glee Club of New York at American Common: Church of God Day at Court of Peace. 4:30 Queens Federation of Churches at Temple of Religion.

7 Staten Island Women's Day at National Advisory Bldg. Y. W. C. A.

of Queens Day at Temple of Religion. 9 Fountain display at Lagoon of Nations. 9:45 Auto award at Magic Circle. 10 Fireworks at Liberty Lake. Opening at Center Close on the decision to release "All This, and Heaven Too" on a road show basis, Warner Bros, announces that the film will open at the Center in New York on the night of June 27, with showings twice daily for an indefinite run.

Bette Davis plays the role of the governess for whom murder was done, Charles Boyer being the Due de Praslin and Jeffrey Lynn in the part of Henry Martyn Field. He co fid COLISEUM F0R0HAM FRANKLIN CHESTER ROYAL HAMILTON REGENT 23rJ ST. 58th ST. 8UI ST. 86th ST.

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4 4 "Das Recht auf I.iebe" brings Viktor Staal and da Schneider to the 86th St. Casino Theatre. Ton run do It ourmrl tno or wore inrliea from your him and niRt by follott Inter Anlin-tle llon-nelli -clnl hiimr rournr. rllf to her. 'I'hr V.

1. ainil rn-closr gtamped. aiiiflmiHrd rntrlupr for her booklet. "Take In.hm Off Hip and Great Britain and France have changed the prime ministers who were associated with the weaknesses of the past. In the coming Presidential campaign, the American people must take the same position." Willkie concluded by emphatically asserting that he would accept the Presidential nomination, but under no circumstances run for Vice President.

N. J. opposite U5ih St SURF BATHING Wtrld's Largut SALT WATER POOL V- Act It 1 rartJnc I By DOROTHY MASTERS "Carmen," produced and directed by Florian Key and presented at the 4Sth St. Theatre. THE cast: Carman Imp'rio Are-ntina lkn Jose Kafael Kiveiles Antonio Vargas lltreilia Manuel Iui.

Co.nandante Ramirez Alberto Itnmca Mi. -ml Anvflmn tYramtez Kalvatlore Ielro I ts Marpit Sy mo JSargento Uarcia Jose Juan Teilro V. Cuene: Captain Moralfila Julio K003 Asrunoion -Carmen Moranda Triqui Mulrro. Noe JVliH -Juan I-i. 1'ias It is fitting that Spain should have produced a superior ''Carmen;" inevitable that they should "3 Imperio Argentina as Carmen in the Spanish production of the same name.

have chosen Imperio Argentina, leading actress of that country, for the title role, and that the 48th St. Theatre should have imported a picture which is far-and-away better than any they've had from Spain. The film is not to be confused with the opera, which, although taken from the same novel, differs in presentation. Imperio Argen- tin Carmen comes from Triana and, while, she is not surrounded by so much singing as her operatic counterparts, she's still a femme fatale. "Carmen" closely follows the German film released over a year ago, "Andalusische Nachte," with Argentina in the stellar role, but, by reason of its being interpreted by the people Of Spain in this new version, seems superior.

English titles have been added. Willkie Hits Mew Deal And War Intervention (Siwial to The Newsl Boston, June 14. Wendell Willkie, utility head and leading1 dark horse candidate for the Republican Presidential nomination, declared today he always has been, and still is, against getting into the present war or any other war. At the same time Willkie de-r clared that President Roosevelt and the New Deal belonged to the era of the Blum government in France and the Chamberlain government in Britain and must be replaced, just as the Blum and Chamberlain governments have been replaced. "The entire New Deal," Willkie said, "belongs to an era when French and British military establishments were weakened, and a soft and indulgent people accepted the privileges, but not the responsibilities, of democracy.

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