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-THE BOSTON IGILDBE-SXTURDKY CTftUST 4, 1MV 10 NEW FILMS WINTER HILL STATION BEING RAZED FACTS TAND FANCIES MOVIE The Life of JEAN HARLOW -ONCE PRIDE OF THE ML Bj MARJORY ADAMS Being a Mother Makes Life Much More Exciting to Karen Morley, Now Back in Films METROPOLITAN "The Man With Two Faces' The Goldbergs The Man With Two Faces," by George S. Kaufman and Alexander Woollcott' Adapted by Tommy Reed and Niven Busch. Directed by Archie Mayo. The cast: Damon Robinson tossira Astor Weston. Ricardo Corte nanhne V.

Mae Clarke Stanley L' Calhern rurtis Da vid Landau Hatti Frcroy O'Neill Arthur Aylesworth 'X -J 1 -Svv i I 1 -4 Morgue keeper Martha v' nullum 0aiw Pea body. Karon Morlcy. who is the wife of Director Charles Vidor in private life, is back in pictures. She has already played roles in "Our Daily Bread" and "Four Walls." and she intends to appear in several more productions provided the public welcomes her return. Two years ago Karen was on the way to stardom.

She was getting The Dark Tower," melodramatic t.er grew worse each day. Little things I should have laughed off made me angry and nervous for days at a time. I was too busy to relax, and so I didn't realize that I was working too hard for my own good." Then Karen left the screen to have a baby. She took a long rest in spite of herself. "Having a child has made me interested in people I never knew before," she said.

I find something congenial, in every woman who was ever a mother or wanted to be one. Life is a lot more exciting.to me since my horizon isn't the boundaries of the motion picture studio. Furthermore, I'm so happy these days with my husband and la a aa oP i I i is I more important parts In each picture she made, but she was ihin and irritable. "I was so wrapped up in my career that nothing else mattered," eaid Karen. "When one picture was finished I couldn't wail until I was working on another.

And my tem- iV An i 1 -X JEAN HARLOW AND FRANCIIOT TONE IN "THE GIRL FROM MISSOURI" 3 AMUSEMENTS TEARING DOWN THE WINTER HILL STATION is -n -Rnot gri Stons at the Winter Hill Station Screen: EDWARD C. ROBINSON The Mart with Two Facea" with RICARDO OBTEZ tale tinged somewhat with modern cynicism, is the stellar vehicle in which Edward G. Robinson appears, while the stage headliners are those popular and beloved radio celebrities, the Goldbergs. The Goldbergs present a typical Goldberg sketch, effectively staged, in which Molly, and Jake (Gertrude Berg and James R. Waters) talk over their problems with the neighbors, make plans for future festivities and try to bring up their children, Sammy and Rosie, in the way they should be brought up.

Yesterday's audiences burst into delighted applause at every misapplied word or expression, every "Goldbergian" philosophy. The sketch was written by Gertrude Berg, who is Molly, the originator of the act. "The Dark Tower," dramatically describes the powerful effect for evil which an erring husband with powers of hypnotism has on his actress wife. The scene opens with lovely Jessica Wells tasting her first success for many seasons. Her husband, one learns, had died a short time before, and Jessica had come out of a neryous breakdown at the same time.

Stanley Vance (Louis Calhern) did not die, and comes back to plague his wife and her. adoring family. The brother, brilliant but scapegrace actor, decides to rid his sister of her husband and her obsession at the same time. He manages to do it, but one must see the picture to appreciate his artful and apparently foolproof scheme. However, he makes one mistake.

Fortunately the picture leaves the audience with the impression that his histrionic ability will get him off from the consequences ot his auite understandable crime. dth4 thrmiPh were discontinued by the railroad" 14 MARY ASTOK Changing trends of suburban travel are responsible for the demolition ow in progress of the Winter Hill Station of the Boston Maine Railroad. The one-story structure, the pride passengers on the kne, has nestled right years ago, and the building, on its narrow terrace in the steep cut with, its many windows, had become in Somerville through which the track enly a temptation tothe youngsters runs since 1888. of the school on the hill above. v.

'4 CHAPTER The Tragedy The wedding of Jean Harlow and Paul Bern, while by no means a complete surprise to the motion picture colony, was a leading topic of conversation for many weeks. Jean was one of the outstanding young stars, Bern a brilliant young executive for M-G-M, and a very 'popular figure in Hollywood. Bern presented his young wife with a beautiful hillside home, one of the loveliest in the picture colony, and the future seemed filled with the richest promise. Then, within the space of a few months, the blow fell. On Labor Day, 1932, Paul Bern committed suicide in his Hills home, leaving a rather ambiguous note, asking his wife to forgive him for the act.

Fantastic articles were invented suggesting motives for the suicide, though it was obvious that the act was that of a highly introspective temperament. Jean suffered silently, and through it all showed Culbertson on Contract ELY CULBERTSON ASound Defensive play NE of the old maxims is slightly conservative after his part tier's two-notrump bid. KAREN MORLEY son that I couldn't help being Interested in less fortunate people." 5EYITZKY DANCIHQ which have come down from the early days of stars. Then she was again costarred with Clark Gable in "Hold Your Man." Then, for the first time since th tragedy; Miss Harlow was seen c-casionally in restaurants and mblic places in the company of Hal Rosson, the cameraman who had photographed "Red Headed Woman" and "Red Dust." She had first met him on the set where the former picture was being filmed, although Marino Bello, her stepfather, and he were old friends. She found Rosson an intelligent, likable companion when her father arranged a threesome at golf which included him.

After that Rosson became a frequent visitor at their home. Severnl months later, in Yuma, Ariz, they were married. Jean Harlow's soaring meteor of screen popularity reached a new high mark in "Dinner at Eight." Never for a moment was she lost in the stellar labyrinth of Barrymores, Beerys and Dresslers. The morning after this Ferber-Kaufman stage success had its picture premiere at the Astor Theatre, New York, all the confidence shown in Miss Harlow was more than justified. The hard-boilei Gotham critics, men and women, who avoid superlatives as they would the plague, called her "magnificent" In her role.

Then, in "Bombshell," she repealed this success in a starring production of her own. Now in her new picture, "The Girl From Missouri," which is now playing at Loew's State Theatre in Boston, Miss Harlow attains the full measure of stardom. In it she hns one of the most colorful modern roles of her career. Franchot Tone, Lionel Barrymore and Lewis Stone are tea-' tured in the supporting cast. The promise shown by a newcomer in "Hell's Angels" has been fulfilled.

THE END Notes of the Player Pauline Lord will go into the picture, "The Village written by Phil Stong. Her first picture. "Mrs pleted, but he has changed his mind. This time, however, he doesn't have to go more than 30 minutes away from his beloved Broadway. His appearance will be in "Gambling" and the production will be made in the Astoria, studio that was once occupied exclusively by Paramount -Gambling" will be started in August and must be finished in September, when Cohan is going on tour in "Ah, Wilderness.

The story was written by the star himself. Conrad Nagel, who has been away from the screen so long, has been signed to play the lead in "Dangerous Corner" opposite Virginia Bruce. Erin O'Brien-Moore will also have an important role in the picture. Four films awaited Marie Dressier. If she had recovered from her illness she could take her pick among several productions scheduled for the coming "Tish" would probably have been her choice, as it was written by Mary Roberts Rinehart.

Answers to Queries of the Fans W. Maiden Liang was played by James Lee in "The 'Kennel Murder Case." I haven't a record of the role of Liang in "Mandalay." e- Dnm. "Fri Mr. if fcf Robinson plays a different role from the sort usually accorded him, ana while he is excellent in the characterization he is not outstanding. The dialogue isamusing and he makes the most of it.

Mae Clarke, in a small Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," will be released within the month. George M. Cohan said he was through with motion pictures after The Phantom President" was com whist is "Never lead up to strength." This maxim is undoubtedly very sound. However, there is no rule that should not be brojeen at some time or other. In contract bridge "never say never'." In today's hand the East player found that the only way of defeating the opposing game contract was by making what would seem to the casual observer the worst possible lead.

East, dealer. North and South A A 9 6 5 2 8 6 4 Q9 Finding a Fourth Trick West opened his fourth-best card of East's first bid suit the diamond 3. The declarer went, up with the King in Dummy, forcing East to win with the Ace in an effort to make it easier for East to continue the suit. Obviously, a diamond continuation is exactly what South wants. East, however, quite correctly chose to believe his partner's fourth-best lead and decided that a second diamond lead would be futile.

From the bidding he decided that the declarer very probably had four clubs to the Jack-10, and that these clubs, after being set up, could be-used for spade discards in Dummy. East, of course, knew that to defeat the contract four tricks would be needed. He already had one diamond trick and the certaintly of being able to win two club tricks. From the bidding the South player was marked with the Ace and King of hearts, and the only hope of finding a fourth trick lay in the spade suit. Obviously, a spade trick had to be AMUSEMENTS a ougniiy ana strengin or cnaracier which few actresses in Hollywood, or anywhere else, would have been able to muster in such a grief-filled time.

As soon as the initial shock had been met and overcome, she went ahead with her picture work and completed all productions that had been scheduled for her earlier in the year. "There is no peace of mind except in work," she told her family simply. Jean Harlow had been working in "Red Dust" at the time of the Bern tragedy. She went on bravely with the filming of this production, remaining ip seclusion when not on the set. Then Metro Goldwyn Mayer oast her for the role nt Kittv Packard role, deserves considerable credit.

Mary Astor and Ricardo Cortez appear very competent and at ease as the lovers, whose romance is so strangely menaced. A vigorous, colorful comedy characterization is offered by Emily Fitz-roy, the servant in the Wells home. Harry Gourfain may be congratulated on his elaborate production, "Dancing Keys," which is splendidly staged. The Elida Ballet appears in two different and very charming routines. They open as "dancing HMRAMOUKIE mm IlAEIGHBORHOOD HEflTRES ALLSTON NEEDHAM NEWTON keys" on a huge organ and in the middle of the revue they become MARION GARY The only Oriental player whose name is mentioned in the cast is James B.

Leong who played the role of Ram Leong. William Powell was born in Kansas City and his parents were Hattie and Horatio Powell. American, you see. Bellamy Fan Sorry I can't give you the information about "A Woman in the Dark." I hope it will come soon. in "Dinner at Eight," with 11 other I DAVIES COOPER graceiui, wmowy Daiiet dancers in filmy frocks.

These girls are prob at 10 2 7 4 0 A 9 A A 5 4 Shirley Temple in "Baby Take a Bow" at 8 5 4 93 10 7 5 3 A 7 62 PARAMOUNT ELISSA LANDI "Sister ne'er the SkiR" OURARTE-VELtZ "STRICTLY OYNAMI TL" set up as soon as possible, before South could set up his clubs. Guy KlDDee in "Merry Frinke" "OPERATOR 13" Jack Halty-Miry Btlafcf "HERE COMES THE GROOM Refrigerated ventriloquist. The Donals Sistert complete the bill with a spectacular acrobatic act. R0SL1ND ALE JAMAICA ALLSTON BRIGHTON A 7 6 3 A 10 8 0 2 A 10 8 3 The Bidding: ALLSTON, Sta. 4410 EGYPTIAN, 680C His Only Chance East saw that to set up a spad trick his partner would have to have the Jack of that suit and although the declarer should have this card f-om the biddine.

East decided that MOVIE PLAYS AND THE HT. 8:15 Jjntt Gaynar-Chai. Farrtll 3 NOW I'LL TELL" Ginger Rotcn-Janes Dan; STATE THEATRE "The Girl From Missouri" TIME TO SEE THEM Saiattr Traty-Alin Faya "SHORTY" "CHANGE OF HEART" "KEEP 'EM ROLLING FIRE AT SOLDIERS' HOMEW CHELSEA Police Investigating -Blaze in Building Being Bazed Chelsea police today started an in BToTn "THE WITCHING HOUR" I. Blaaicll-MamR Williaa POPEYE CARTOON Starts Tam'w it Egrpflan-'HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD South had obviously overbid so much North lNT(l) JEA PARKER. ROBT.

VOUNG. "IA2Y RIVER" Starts Taaj-w. OF ROTHSCHILO" South West Pass 2NT(3) Pass Pass Pass East 10 2 A (2) Pass ably the best unit in the country, as they can do every form of modern dance as well as difficult ballet steps. Two pairs of dancers delight the audience this week. Moore and Revel present a burlesque carioca that Is a gem, while Barr and Estes do some most amusing eccentric steps.

Roy Smeck, always a vaudeville gives his admirers plenty of modern music, including one ukulele and harmonica duet, played by himself. Red Donahue and Uno are a happy combination presenting the adventures of a lazy gentleman from the South and his trained mule. The mule kicks, bites and indulges in all sorts of comedy. The drums finale with the Five Eagles is a picturesque musical conclusion to the more than entertaining revue. CAMBRIDGE "The Girl from Missouri" by Anita Loos and John Emerson.

Directed by Jack Conway. The cast: Eadie Jean Harlow Paige Lionel Barrymore Paige Franchot Tone Frank Cousins Lewis Stone ROXBURY distinct underbid by North. 1. A BOSTON THEATRES SSoT 75n. -Heh lent BOWDOIN "Life of Vergie Winters." 12:587 4:54.

"Smarty." 10:20. 2:18. 6:14. 10:10. EXETER "Call Tt 2:10.

Manhattan Melodrama." 3:15. 6:00. 8.50. FENWAY "Toadies Should Listen," 1:20, 3:53. 6:26.

8:59: "Friends of Mr North should have bid three hearts. MARION GARY DAVIES COOPER "OPERATOR (3" ALL-STAR MUSICAL HOLLYWOOD PARTY' WAT. SERIAL POPEYE Kitty Lenihan Patsv Kelly Alan Mowbray estigation of an incendiary fire in DUDLEV Lord Douglas Charlie Turner I UNI 0871 CONT. PERF. Haie Hamilton j.

wooden buildinc at the isoldiers" Life Guard Nat Pendleton Marie Dnriei-Gary Corner "OPERATOR 13" "HOLLYWOOD PARTY" In. 1000 SEATS 30t "HELL CAT" R. ARMSTRONG ANN SOTHfcRN The Witching Hour' DORCHESTER TAL4O40 as it was that he might oust as well have overbid a little more. At trick 2, therefore, East promptly returned his deuce of Epades right up to Dummy's Ace-Queen for he knew that if. his partner did not hold the Jack the contract could not be defeated anyway.

The spade lead was won with Dummy's Queen, and after- the trumps were drawn East was put in with the King of clubs. Now, holding equals in the spade suit, the East player very promptly set up a spade trick' for himself, and when he got in with his AW 'of clubs he was able to cash it and set the contract. Any other return at Trick 2 but a spade' would have made1 four hearts an absolute laydown for North and South. (Copyright. 1934, Ely Culbertson.) SOMERVILLE Home last night.

The fire was believed to have been set in a pile of rubbish in an old building that is being razed. Firemen extinguished the fire before much damage was dene. Sergt William D. O'Connor and pftrolmen John Sexton and Joseph Inncs were assigned to investigate. An Hartfini-JahH Bo In 'Life of Vergie Winters' "THE MERRY FRINKS" i' Aline MacMihon-Giy Kikke 0 Hat 15c-2 P.

M. Jean- Harlow goes in for being a "good girl" as the heroine of "The Girl from Missouri," feature picture at the State Theatre this week. The most criticized film star in Hollywood has had her pictures toned down considerably, since it was produced and even the title has been change to the innocuous "The 'Girl from Mussouru" One of its former titles was "Born to be Kissed." However, there are many exciting scenes remaining in the picture and Jean appears in scanty costume in 2:35. 4:58. 7:51.

10:04. FINE ARTS "The Film Parade," 2:38, 5:18. GAYETY "Catherine the Great," 8:50, 1:45. 5:40, 9:40. "Monte Carlo Nights." 10:00.

12:22. 2:44, 5:06, 7:28. 9:46. KEITH'S MEMORIAL "His Greatest Gamble." 10:00, 12:03, 2:06, 4:09, 6:12, 8:15. 10:18.

LOEWS ORPHETJM "Stamboul 9:30. 12:55, 3:40. 6:45. 0:50. I.OEW'S STATE f'The Girl From Missouri," 12:55.

3:10. 5:25. 7:45, 10:05. urTDniinTiTAV "Man With Two Faces," ORPHEUM THEATRE "Stamboul Quest" Vaudeville Bell DanUli-lyli Ttlket "REGISTERED NURSE" We). Jenney-Derethy Apclety "Kiitf at the Will- Harm" COC JOCO Maris Datics-Gary taopu R.Tm "OPERATOR 13" 1 iMI Just why he chose one notrump I cannot say he was probably a victim of the well-known notrump complex.

2. Another bad bid. East in this position should pass and hope to penalize the opponents. There is no point in showing the four-card club suit. 3.

A third bad bid. South had just about enough strength to make his vulnerable overcall a sound one. He should not make a bid at this ooirt, but if he does insist on he should double for a penalty. South, however, was anxious to tell his partner of the club stopper, despite the fact that the distribution of his hand would seem to make a notrump contract inadvisable. 4.

After all the bad bidding, North and South finally do get to the correct final contract. This last bid by North is, of course, correct. If anything, it Ere. 25t-8 P. M.

"HULLrWUUU KAnir" AMUSEMENTS Cont. 1-11 "Stamboul Quest," co-starring Myrna" Loy and George Brent, is the feature picture at the Orpheum Theatre this week. It is a thrilling WALTHAM MATTAPAN SQUARE several sequences. And while the MARION GARY WfBICrPTf story of 'espionage in Turkey and censors may have toned the picture JMEfl DAVIES COOPER other romantic places during the down, Mr Tone the hero, has en- Jean HARLOW FRANCHOT TONE nu paminc "OPERATOR 13" MARION DAVIES GARY COOPER "OPERATOR 13" HOLLYWOOD PARTY Uercl-Haray Lapa Velez World War. Miss Loy plays the role livened the story by injecting a little Mr.

Culbertson will be very glad to newer questions on Bridge. Please enclose stamped (3-cent). self, addressed envelope and. address your question to Ely Culbertson, in care or thia newspaper. S.U.

I1M Mat. 1 :30 Eve. 8:00 Cent. 2-11 FREE PARKING 'HOLLYWOOD PARTY' Starliiht ProiiBai Tanit "The GIRI, FROM MISSOl'RI" with Lionel Hrrymore 10-45; 1T05. 5:507 8:15.

10:40: "Gold-be'rw in Person." 12:54. 3:15. 5:40. 8:00, 10:25. MODERN "Midnight Alibi." 10:10, 12:33.

2:56, 5:12. 7:33, 9:58: "Cross Roads, 9:00, 11:16. 1:39. 4:02, 6:18, 8:41. PARAMOUNT "Ladies Should Listen." 10:29.

1:02. 3:55. 6:08, 8:41: "Friends of Mr Sweeney," 9:05. 11:38. 2:11.

4:44, 7:17. 9:50. TREMONT THEATRE "Whoopee." 11:15. 2:45, 6:15. "Pilgrimage," 9:15, 12:45, 4:15, 7:45.

UPTOWN "Baby Take a Bow," 2:15, 4:50, 7:30, "Great Flirtation," 1:00. 3:35. 6:15, 8:30. I i KtrH FrldT I 1 I "TREASURE ISLAND" I I 1 Wlc Brtrv-Jackit Cmttt 1 THEATRES TODAY of the fascinating Fraulein Doktor who falls in love despite herself with an American, who did a little spying on his own account. C.

Henry Gordon and Lionel Atwill play the principal male roles. Buster West, accompanied by Charles Eaton and Sandra Wood, appear in a very amusing sketch called "The Fleet's In." "Nights of Love" is the title of 4he Adair and Richards sketch, which comprises vocal, banjo and saxophone melodies as well as dancing. Rio and West offer "Get In the romantic bi-play all his own. The love scenes will have every girl in her teens anxious to go to Hollywood by the next train. Mr Tone earns the title, "the screen's most realistic lover," by his convincing love-making.

It is the kind of thing that makes audiences say. "He must be really in love with her or he couldn't kiss her like that." Those cynical New Yorkers, who were responsible for "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (Anita Loos and John Emerson) wrote the scenario for Mjss Harlow's current talkie. They certainly know their show girls and ARLINGTON MALDEN fjCMyma LOY Janet Gaynor-Chai. "CHANGE OF HEART" MYSTIC "HOLLYWOOD PARTY'' University Club to act on nominations and draw up a constitution and by-laws, includes Frederick H. Freeman of the Riverview Ne-ponset, chairman; George Kimball of the Starlight Wakefield; Morey Pearl of the.

Tents, Boston and Weymouth; Larry Sands of Bal-a-l'air, Shrewsbury, and Si Shribman, operator of the North Shore Gardens and several other ballrooms. GRANADA Marian Davies-Gary Cowtt in "OPERATOR 13" SHIRLEY TEMPLE "BABY TAKE A BOW- 20 Stars Cast rf 200C ARL.4340 ZASU PITTS in ilAMBOUL NEAR HOME THEATRES ALLSTON ALLSTON "Now I'll Tell" and "Smarty." Matinees at 2:00 Evenings at 8:15. CAPITOL "Operator 13" and "Here Comes the Groom." Matinees at Evenings at 8:00. ARLINGTON CAPITOL "Change of Heart" and "Private Our Gang Comedy. Matinees at 2:15.

Eve OUR GANG TOMEOY "PRIVATE i Jack Holt-Lila Lta in "WHIRLPOOL" Bobby Cook sings sev QUEST" with Crorre BRENT Litest LAUREL 4 HARDY Com'tf) MATTAPAN ORIENTAL "Operator 13" and "Hollywood Party." Matinees at 1:30. Evenings at 8:00. MALDEN GRANADA "Operator 13," 3:30, 6:30, "Baby Take a Bow," 2:05. 5:05, 8:15. MYSTIC "Hollywood Farty', 3:45, 6:50.

"Whirlpool," 2:25, 5:30, 8:25. MEDFORD FELLSWAY "Stand Up and Cheer," 3:15, "Change of Heart." 2:05. 8-05. MEDFORD "Little Miss Marker," 3:43. "Call It Luck," 2:40, 7:00.

10:00. MELROSE MELROSE "Sadie McKee." 2:55. "Call It Luck." 1:50. 7:50. NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT "Sisters Under the Skin" and "Strictly Dynamite." MaUnees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. NEWTON PARAMOUNT "Baby Take a Bow" and "Merry Frinks." MaUnees at 1:30. Evenings at 7:45. QTTINCY QUINCY "City Limits," 1:05, 3:45, 6:30, "Ferocious Pal," 12:00, 2:40. 5:25.

8:10. STRAND "Operator 13." 3:05. 6:05, "Let's Try Again." 1:50, 4:50, 7:50. BROOKHNE MEDFORD eral songs, accompanied by Freddie Seeman, and Fred Weber, who "brings smiles to all," is a talented gold-diggers. Miss Harlow plays the role of a blonde and beautiful siren of Broadway who has determined to attain a lEILLU Start FriniiT i at Yr I II FELLSWAY All Star Makieal Cast fcEA.36QO CONTINUOUS 2Ml Rooert TOMi-Mant tram MEDFORD SHIRLEY TEMPLE 'Little Miss Marker' PAT PATERSON "Call It Luck" UMaTIIBTA IMIlkv CMy.CAIS "STAND UP it CHEER" laxvniUfUn at UT TALK IT CTiRI iPw fmm morton Janet Gaynor-C.

farrell "CHANGE OF HEART" A MMEIHORIALwJ MELROSE IK nings at 7:00 and 8:15. BRIGHTON EGYPTIAN "Change of Heart" and "Keep "em Rolling." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. BROOK LINE COOUDGE CORNER "Lets Talk It Over," 3:45, 6:45, "Uncertain Lady," 2:00. 5:00.

8:00. CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL SQUARE "OperMor 13," 3:30, 6:30, "Hollywood Farty," 2:00,.5:00, 8:00. UNIVERSITY "Little Miss Marker," 3:30. 6:30, 9:30: "Most Precious Thing in Life," 8:10. CHARLESTOWN THOMPSON SQUARE "Change of Heart." 3:40, "A Hero," 2:20, 8:20.

DORCHESTER CODMAN SQUARE CAMBRIDGE SCREEN ODDITIES by Captain Roscoe Fawcett MVRWN Jsai CrawforeSFranchat Tani "SADIE McKEE" PAT PATERSON In "CALL IT LUCK" wedding ring. The wedding ring must be of platinum and diamonds, and a town house, country house, yacht and several automobiles must go with it. The man doesn't matter so much. However she falls in love with a young man instead of an old one. He happens to be a multimillionaire's son.

but Eadie (who aspires to be a lady) realizes he doesn't' mean to present her with that little band of respectability which she craves so much. There Is a frank sequence in Little Miss Marker' REVERE BOULEVARD "Little Miss Marker" and "Such Men Are Dangerous." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. REVERE "Little Miss Marker" and "Such Men are Daneerous." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

ROSLINDALE RIALTO Witchlna UHAmROSQ. A POWERFUL DRAMA OF LIFE AND LOVE! Richard dix HIJ Quakii CAMEUt with DOROTHY WUS0H BRUCE CABOT Hat PraciBi Tki la LHf QUINCY CHARLESTOWN Liie of vergie winters ana The Merry Frinks." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at Janet Garnar-Chai. Farretl HOMP50I4 "CHANGE OF HEART" QUINCY "CITY LIMITS" RAV WALKER "FEROCIOUS PAL" "KAZAN" STRAND 'Operator Thirteen' MARION DAVIES "Lat'i Try Aqaln" CLIVE BROOK SQUARE FDOI6 CAKTOQ'S AUTOCQAPM. RICHARD BARTHEIMESS "A MODERN HERO" Tonite Gift Nite DORCHESTER "Where Sinners Meet" and "Gun Justice." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 7:00 and 8:15. STRAND "Operator 13," "Hollywood Party," 1:52, 5:21, 8:15. EGLESTON SQUARE "Change of Heart." if CH A. AtWAVS LOSCS FRO A SEVEN TO KilNE fOONDS DURlfJG THE DORCHESTER REVERE 3:30. "Crime, of Helen Stanley." his home in which Eadie declares bitterly that while he thinks she is "swell" he doesn't think she is "swell enough to marry." This bit of honesty changes young Tom's opinion of the girl he has considered fair prey for his amorous advances.

And after several misadventures, which cause Eadie to go to Gift Nit tllre Breek-Dljua WyayarC SHIRLEY TEMPLE Hour" and "Lazy River. MaUneea at 2:00. Evenings. 7:00 to 11:00. ROXBURY iRIVOLI "Operator 13" and "Hollywood Party." Continuous, DUDLEY "Hell Cat" and "The Witching Hour." Continuous, SOMERVILLE CAPITOL AND BALL SQUARE "A Very Honorable Guy" and "Social Register." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. E. M. LOEW'S DAVTS SQUARE "The Showoff" and "Blue Steel." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

STRAND "Registered Nurse" and "King of the Wild Horses." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. SOUTH BOSTON STRAND "Murder at the Vanities' and "He Was Her Man," Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 6:30. WALTHAM EMBASSY "Operator 13" SnA Party." Continuous, mmisim THEATRE! A Ptr-rnPr BOULEVARD ANn 'LITTLE MISS MARKER' 11 -wntat iinntis iter' LESLIE HOWARD in -Th Lady Willing" E.

Phillips Oppenhoim'i "Moniw Carlo Niqht" ii ulhkIIi Llttla Maa. What Ha? REVERE THEATRE! wrner baxter "'Sack Went a Ara Oinieraak EGLESTON SQUARE Mw rap SOMERVILLE jail as a thief. Tom decides to stand EVERETT CAPITOL "Little Man. What Now" and "Let's Talk It Over." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings 7:00 to 11:00.

RIALTO "Blind Adventure," 3:30. 0:30: "Wild Cargo' 2:05, 7:50. "Private Scandal," 2:50, 6:10, "King for a 1:30, 4:43, 8:05. HYDE PARK EVERETT SQUARE "Change of Heart." 3:45, "Strictly Dynamite," 2:30, 8:15. JAMAICA PLAIN JAMAICA "The Witching Hour" and "Lazy River." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings. 7:00 to 11:00. by the girl he has learned to re spect. mm GAYNOR FARRELL "CHANGE OF HEART" CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY lalak Bellaaiy-Sairiey 6re Martal at tfca trtaa Lionel Barrymore gives an excel JOE E. BROWN "A Very Honorable Guy" Also "SOCIAL REGISTER" yr Im moving Picrune lent portrayal of the father, a low WASH.

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6 THE NEW MUSICAL REVl "LIFE BEGINS AT 8:40" BERT LAHR, RAV BOLCER, LUELL GEAR, FRANCES WILLIAMS A JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON PRODUCTION SEATS Kve. Mle to Pint NOW W. 4 Sat. 50c $2 Tax Rill 1 1 born but clever business man and politician, while Jean Harlow is fiery, IEXINCTON LEXINGTON Up." 3:40, "Son of Ko Kons," EVERETT SPENCER TRACY let IT of film ail JJ-1 1 ISIS. WATERTOWN COOLIDGE SQUARE -i "Stmgaree" and "Crime ot Helen Stan-S-ob at 2:00..

Evenings at WATERTOWN SQUARE "Madame SpV and Song of Matinees at 2:00. 8:13. tempestuous and admirably colorful WHICH PRECEDES THE SHOW-OFF' Sallaa-0. Maatfaeaery uAOmC aifnr A PICTURe JOHN WYNNE "BLUE STEEL" TAPIT OL 'LfHJe Man, What Now? as the heroine. Patsy Kelly furnishes characteristic comedy and there are splendid by Alan Mowbray and Hale Hamilton.

DINE AND DANCE innn sturti 1 UPTOWN mwm iti ii 11 arm t-lt" witk Clieittr Marrb-Maa Clarke SOUTH BOSTON SEAISOUC ir Cwnllin n4 fri rrn Italph Nyland sings a trio of well PARK selected songs, there is a Charlie Mary (rlaa-P. Helmee ELISSA LANDI ADOLPHE MENJOU "Graat Flirtation" SHIRLEY TEMPLE "Baby Taka a Bow I ALTO Rakart Araniraaa "Blind Adventura "Wild Cargo" 3 EARL CARROLL'S 'MURDER AT THE VANITIES' Jemei taaney-Jaaa Blanaeli "HE WAS HER HAN" Tableware Nit Chase comedy and a travel talk, "Cruising the South Seas." which "Priate Scandal" aMAT. f)0 "King for a Night" tti. 630 takes the audience, to Honolulu and 1 1 Everett Hyde Park Tahiti. WATERTOWN looa Mm mm BtATS AUTHOR OF LIQUOR LAWS lITfrVC niri1 Gayaar-Ckai.

Farrell HYDrPM "CHANGE OF HEART" lLKKh ISH-i1 Jismnr Daraata laaa Vrler N. E. BALLROOM GROUP PLANS MEETING MONDAY The New England Ballroom Owners and Operators Association, a new organization of New England men and women interested in the ballroom business, will hold its second meeting on Monday at the home of George Kimball in Stoneham. The purpose of the meeting is to elect officers, draw up a constitution and by-laws and to discuss a proposed code of fair competition for the ballroom industry. 'The committee which was appoint ed at the first meeting, held at the nKir ifxie'THE MEAT USTf WOJf JOHW BAHRynOBt 'gQ CENTURY Irene DaaM-Richarf Ola "STINGAREE" RALPH BELLAMY CRIME OF HELEN STANLEY' ft fleet ip Ctctidat Saumm tftfifcll "STRICTLY DYNAMITE WILL SEEK ANOTHER TERM MIDDLEBORO, Aug 4 ReDresent- VtMT TO SATKPy A EMBt Mtlttn Intl.dln.

LEXINGTON LOMGIWG Tb Cm AkoirS at 8 Dim and Oantu-Sail at 9 Rtr 12 CMitlnaon Damlna Till 1. (WhMlrai sta It a StaUrMni. CAPE COD STEAMSHIP CO. PHOTO GRAM IP SfRVES 40 UXIM A DULL WITH UK ative Kcndrick If. Washburn yesterday took out nomination papers for the Republican nomination for Representative.

He has served four terms. He was chairman of the committee which wrote the liauor laws "BOTTOMS UP" Pat Patertea-Jaha Relee "SON OF KONG" Rastft Aratitraai-Hdea Keek 1 OWs MOV( PWTEREkfT DANKH DM; WMM tlE EHTERTAif. CiJrcn THEATRE MONSTER FREE GIFT TONIGHT FAY WRAY "MADAME SPY" ROBT. ARMSTRONG "SON OF KONG" LIFE OF VERI.IE WINURS' ANN HRDIi( "SMARIY." with tl(iBll-Wrt VIIII SUNDAY ARTHUR MARTEU IN JI'OPERATOR "COUNTESS OF HONTfJl EXETER Clarl Ciblt uiJ Myrni lay la "MnliitHa BiM'iaJJ rat fatmsR aa Caarlii Sltrntt la "Cill It Li't The Fccas'le Martlehead Dine Dance No Cover Charge NEW MANAGEMENT SHORE DINNERS rtEK.UO AT PINNER. which are now in operation In this state..