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Saturday. THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE may o. 1912 11 Amusements AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Cover Hollywood mmm NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE RKO POST ON THEATRE Water Follies of 19i2 "Mr. "Mr. a Leslie Howard Deduc Mother Who Made Dream Come True Little Old By ED SULLIVAN tion filmed at the Denham Studios EDITIOE England.

Screenplay by Anatole De Grunwald from an original story by A. C. McDonnell and Wolfgang Wilhelm. Directed by Leslie How SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1942 Bagdad-on-the-Hudson Time Capsules of the Week The wills of Brig. Gen.

Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Harry Payne WTiitney were filed for ard, ine cast: MINIATURE ALMANAC MAY Eastern War Time By MAYME OBER PEAK Professor Horatio Leslie Howard General Von Graum Francis Sullivan David Maxwell Hugh McDermott Ludmilla Mary Morris Marx Huntley Earl of Meadowbrook a Matthews SunRlea 5.29HiTh 7:24 am Sun Seta 7:52 1 8:04 pm Length of Day. 14:23 1 Moon Rie. 2:53 a ncieni of lice Hit 4in am. Bit 3in pm Light Automobile Lamps at 8:22 pm Moon'.

Change New Moon. May 15, Ih 45m. mornin. E. sir George bmith Roland Pertee Bertie Gregson Manning Wiley Spencer Philip Friend Jock Maclntyre Basil Appleby Clarence Lawrence Kitchen Steve David Tomiinson Dean Aubrey Mallalieu Dr Benckendorf Allan Jeaves lt Quarter, May 23.

5h Urn. morning. W. Full Moon. May 30.

Ill 29m. morning. W. Last Quarter. June 5.

oh 26m. evening, w. probate this week in Surrogate's Court The filing of the wills was a filing also of their generation, a filing of an era which this world never will experience again, Publicity Break of the Week If they had convened at the Warner plant in Burbank, and handed down their decisions, rather than at Columbia University, the Pulitzer committee could not have given the Brothers Wadncr a more enormous helping hand. The Pulitzer committee named F.ll Sidimir Koslowski Peter Gawthorne On center stage at the RKO Weather Reports FORECASTS (Official, U. S.

Weather Bureau.) Boston Theatre this week there's Boston and vicinity: Continued a huge glass tank equipped with underwater lights. Thats for the "Water Follies of 1942" starring Buster Crabbe. This" is a tidy entertainment item that unfolds a miniature "Aquacade" including graceful chorus, expert divers, aquatic comedians and twin bal I (Mil CIW I I ft Hit Ortdntn 1 lir "IT THE MUNTV Mil" IhhI Mi Sata.raa Aaiaal Strict moderately cool tonight; gentle winds. Southwestern Maine: Continued quite cool tonight. New Hampshire and Vermont: Light showers northern portion late this afternoon, ending this evening; continued quite cool tonight.

Massachusetts: Occasional light rain southeast portion this afternoon, ending this evening: continued moderately cool tonight. Connecticut and Rhode Island: book, "In This Our Life," as the best novel of the year, and by the most delightful coincidence, Bette Davis, picturization of the book opened at the N. Y. Strand Theatre withn a few hours Warners' bought the book in manuscript form and paid only $40,000 for what now emerges as the top property of the year. Dave Selznick bought an earlier Pulitzer prize winner in manuscript for Warners trust that "In This Our Life'' approaches the gross of "Gone With the Wind." tf LSJ aamiri'i in urn mi i mint lllifll Imiiwal JAM Lb CAljUtlf -fKmUA M.KSMALL- BOB HOPt'MAOtLUNc CARROLL Mr FAVORITE 8L0NOE" Alt: IRENE MERVET'KfM TAYLOI CAPTAINS.

OF THE CLOUDS' AIm: REGIS TOOMEY BULLET SCARS' "FNI-iCB III" HHjEEEIEEEH JLIT aat, Songs of the Week: Jockey Don lerinas, the Hopkins Sisters, whose synchronized rhythms are nothing short of sensational. But the highest spot of entertainment comes when the lights have dimmed and Leslie Howard's "Mr. unfolds its suspenseful story on the silver screen. The Follies get under way propitiously with an excellent underwater dance, quickly followed by the kind of masterly diving that brings Ohs and Ahs. In this Joe "TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PIKE" cVaV, "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" DOROTHY lAMOUR'wM.

HOLDER "THE FLEET'S IK" Al-e- C. Beam. "GeMMi tt Hurt'" Meade had dinner with his wife in the restaurant we visited a few Continued light rain this afternoon, ending early this evening; continued hours after the running of the Ken CLEVELAND CIRCLE moderately cool tonight. HYDE PARK tucky Derby. I didn have a chance to chat with him, but this tirtlt Cwif.

Pert. Teday 130-11 Fre Par.mi riiminiiiiT I iiunr nanr an nc dark 1234 FAIRMOUNT I HYDE PARK OCEAN WEATHER Easport to Block Island: No small Hyd. 1411 know. He asked the orchestra Neareid Marea W. III leader to play two numbers.

"Little craft or storm warnings have been Seymour and Miss Corky Gillesen IfSim flf llmmu VitfinCm CI issued. Michael Whalen 'DAWN EXPRESS Johnny Mack Brown MAN FROM MONTANA' Kt. mii a ii ui i in in laiciiiiuc Buster Crabbe. Coquette" and "Maybe." A Ann 8herirlan KINGS ROW" Merry Man-Baby Sandy "MELODY LANE" DIcklM draw the plaudits, a personable and Botton Temperature Data modCSL young lclulu was unxung wucii his son was born, a few years ago, Mean Friday 50 man, then glides into the tank for Jam. Plain -Egleston Sq.

ueoarture trom normal .4 and Meade always requests it an exhibition of the evolution of Departure irom normal this month to date 454 Departure from normal since Jan 1 157 "Little Coquette" is the tune that was current when he was courting dimmed, a 200-watt lamp is equiva. lent in value to a 500-watt lamp Cliff Dweller Headache of the, Week: As a companion piece to the Broadway dimout problem, hotels which tower above 15 stories envi. sion difficulties this Summer. There must be a rigid blackout of all buildings above the 15th floor, ef-gected by blackout curtains, etc Inevitably, in the Summer months, the regulations will serve to cut off cooling breezes, and inevitably, also people who live in penthouses and other lofty perches will want to take aparements at lower levels so they can leave their windows open for draughts of ozone. Lower floors will be the most desirable.

It will completely alter the apartment renting industry of New York. Gallantry1 of the Week: The men of Corregidor. Boston rretinitation Data EGLESTON End. 7123 Batty Victor Grabla Matura "Sen at Ida Island!" Sidney Toler "Cattle In tha Otitrt" JAMAICA End. 4800 Trnry-K.

Hrpbara "WOMAN OF TH2 YEAR" lrh Arlm-J. Pareer TORPEDO BOAT' Total. 24 hours to 8:30 a Saturday Total this month to date .93 UPDanure lroni norma Total since Jan 1 to ciate. his wife. Story of the Week: A Navy lieutenant told it to a lieutenant in the Air Corps who told it to this desk, which is telling it to you.

The 16.67 swimming that is a symphony of coordination and effortless skill. Frank Foster leads the comedians in some splashy diving and the whole revue ends with the parade of stars. As extra attractions the Oxford Boys present devastatingly clever radio caricatures. Their takeoffs on some of the better-known name bands are alone worth the price of Departure from normal L92 MATTAPAN Boston Degree Day Data Degree days Friday 15 ORIENTAL Cont, 1-11 Blu. 1200 fable of the city slicker who was uegree flays this month to 52 Decree days Sept 1 to date 5262 hTa Ra Ual MRS.

RUTH WITHERS AND JANE The world is full of unsung mothers. Outstanding among them in Hollywood is the little known Mrs. Ruth Withers, mother of the famous Jane. Jane's career has been her mother's full time job. She has stood by her child's side for 16 years, guiding her, believing in her, while keeping her own personality completely in the background.

This latter took a bit of doing, for Mrs. Withers a handsome, dark-haired matron has all the exuberance and charm with which she imbued Jane. But she is one "movie mother" who never got under a director's feet. She never told Jane how to play a scene, or interfered in any way at the studio. no executive was able to stack dollars high enough to prevent Mrs.

Withers from looking over to see ahead what was best for Jane. lankard inllHt Benny OKmt itUCI I TABnDDIUM Martha nM iitLLtHrurrin driving through the back stretches of New England and came to a halt at a little gas station. As the old-timer who ran the place put oil in the car, the city slicker made conversation. "That MacArthur is really a great General." The NATICK JO ALL THE KEEPERS OF MY MORALE Kansas City Star. admission.

There is also young man and some trained dogs who combine to provide a surprise. Novelty in a dog routine is something rare indeed, but Max achieves it and draws several encores as his reward. And now to assess Mr. Howard's! Please, publicists, don't stimulate me, COLONIAL Mat. 2 Eva.

7:45 Natick 1700 HENRY FONDA-OLIVIA DE HAVILLANO "THE MALE ANIMAL" Bruca Cabot "WHO Bill HICKOK BIDES" I MARJORY ADAMS Nor soften what might agitate me, old-timer grunted, "MacArthur? i ALLSTON i CAPITOL Coot. '30-11 Frtt Parklr.f Mickey Rooney Lewis, Stone I "Courtship of Andy Hardy" Virgin! Weidler "BORN TO SING" ALLSTON ROXBURY 4Si ALLSTON CRITERION Flyitn-8 DtHaillland Dead End Kida Santa Fa Trail" "HIT THE ROAD" 'A Oil WltH tha Firort' "TIGHT SHOES" Sir. (Stag) Fir'' Hik Peary and Serial I Arlington Waltham 4mo CAPITOL EMBASSY 3g'o P. Caddard-N. Mlttafid I "HELL2AP0PPIN "Tin Lady Hal Plani" Carale Lamkard Prla.

Ian R. Wharf I Jack Bunny "Bleu In tht Ulanf or Not Be" BRIGHTON NEWTON (CYPTIAN 130 ft 8 Parameant 130 4 8 St'atpi-Cart'ni C. Lembard-J. Bnny To Ee or Not to Be Sid. Talar-AtUin Whelati Crfwd-L sn Chancy 't, In tha pufrt" ''Worth tht Klnndtfcg'' CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL SQ.

Cant. HARVARD Mat. 2 Tra.7900 1-11 Kir. 4663 8 0. tamaar-Wm.

Holden Batty Gragla-V. Matara "THE FLEETS IH- -Sofia af tha Islandi" C. Bmaara-C. Mndls Jf. lynn-Jant Wyman 6eittleia it Heart'' "Tha Body Dliaapaan" CHELSEA OLVMPIA Chelaea 1861 Com.

IS "TJie Lady Has Plans" Victor lewr-Blnnl. BaiRtt "CALL OUT THE MARINES" Stop monkeying with my morale; Never heard of him." "You never heard of Gen. MacArthur?" Don't raise me to the proper pitch, Needham West Newton Don't gird me for the last-fought ditch. Let me alone that's all! Needham West Newton NEE. 1820 LAS.

3540 'J 4 Don't spiritually toughen me. Don't psychologically roughen me. 'shrieked the city slicker. "After what he's done in. World War II?" The old-timer gaped at him, "World War II? Was there a World War The city slicker looked around furtively.

"Pop, tell you what to do," he said. "I'm in a Let me alone that's all; Ronald Rraqan Ann Sheridan Robt. Camminis "KINGS ROW" Mrry LANE" Baby Sandy Don't rave and shout to waken me Proclaiming an emergency; near approach to a one man show. As producer and director he stars himself and he was never better. The story is a sort of "Scarlet Pimpernel" in modern dress, but Mr.

Howard never repeats himself and here as Prof. Horatio Smith, ostensibly a harmless archaeologist, he proves himself more than a match for the best brains in the Gestapo office. Her daughter's success was the mother's dream come true perhaps the only dream that ever came Movie ROSLINDALE know a war is going on. Perhaps when it is finally won. so true in Hollywood.

Ruth Elbie's hurry. Fill up that tank with gas and put four new tires on my car." Comedian of the Week: Tim Moore, sensation of "Harlem Caval You'll find that actually all along There wasn't so much really wrong With me and my morale. of discouraging stories after I got to Hollywood. I made up my mind to believe none of them, but to do what I believed in my heart. Our motto has been: It Can Be Done! "It requires plenty of determination and patience for any mother who brings her child to Hollywood," she went on.

"And. most important, too enough funds." Mrs. Withers and Jane rented a RIALTO Par. 3850 ABBOTT COSTELIO 'Ride 'Em Cowboy' KAY KYSER "PLAYMATES" Bellevua far. 6720 Bftly Victor Grabla Matara "Sana at th Hundi" i SIONEY TOIEB "Cmil In the Orvert" 1 own ambition as a girl to become an actress was thwarted by her parents.

"I dreamed of having a daughter with talent," she told me, "to whom I could devote my life to help cultivate it." When Walter Withers proposed to cade." Bugs Baer calls him Actually Prof. Smith is the amazing Mr. he helps negotiate the escapes of scientists who have earned the Nazi trown. The time is shortly before the outbreak of ROXBURY Movie Schedules BOSTON THEATRES Question Box Who was Bert Bell in "Murder in the Big House," Harry Land in "Courtship of Andy Hardy," and Ray Stafford in "Desperate Chance for Ellery An Amesbury Reader. A.

1, Van Johnson; 2, Todd Karns; 3, Morgan Conway. Cont. 1-11 RIVOLI WARREN HIG. 9037 Ruth in their home town, Atlanta, BOWDOIN SQ. "Ghost of Frankenstein" Ji io.

Melizapoppin," 8:23. 12:35. 3:35. OLSEN JOHNSON 'HELLZAPOPPIN' LOMBARD-JACK BENNY TO BE OR NOT TO BE" WALT DISNEY'S "DUMBO' "Broadway llmitrd" ESttllRL "His Girl Friday." 1:10, 4:40, DORCHESTER also! 6-2oain-4of the nesm EXfc'lER "Johnny Eager." 1:50. 4:55.

one of the greatest comedians he's ever seen on a Broadway stage. Al Jolson, in to see the Ritz show with Leo Spitz and Bunny Waters, declared that Moore was one of the most expert craftsmen he'd ever roared at. As in the case of "Lightnin's" Frank Bacon, Broadway fame came to Tim Moore after he'd passed the 50-year mark. He's 65, has two grandchildren, a terrific appetite for pork chops and "rice, has a voice that sounds exactly like Jolson's. UI.

ninmii T.I SOMERV1LLE 4040 buumAn rnaniLiN hostilities between England and Germany. The methods he employs are as unorthodox as are the eccentric mannerisms of the professor himself. This is an actor's dream of a part, and trust Mr. Howard to give substance to that dream. He has surrounded himself with a superb cast and in Francis Sullivan, who plays the beefy Gestapo General, has chosen a worth antagonist.

"The Lady Has 1-lans." 3:30, 6:40. mue xurnisnea apartment in a bungalow court for $25 a month. Out of her small capital she paid $40 for a piano. Every week she taught Jane a new song, playing the melody with one hand. She got up at dawn to launder the child's little dresses to wear on calls to the casting offices which they reached by bus.

She did everything to bring her to Hollywood's attention had Jane WALTER PIDGEON-MAUREEN O'HARA FENWAY Favorite Blonde," 11:30. UM fl UTaa If. II. rlsco iin uiccii ii as itit Vdiiey CENTRAL Bud Abbott Lou Costello "RIOE 'EM COWBOY" "Marry Bos' Oanohlrr" FINE ARTS "Bride ot Rurlriha." 5--n STRAND 6l3M6 Johnny Waismaller 'Tarjan'iSecrat Trcasor' Dennia O'Keefa "Wm End tor Thrw" Laraina Day, 'Vank on tha Burma Road' Q. Please give me a brief history of William Boyd.

Charlotte. A. Boyd was born in Cambridge, June 5, 1808; educated at Tulsa, left school before crarintinn. DORCHESTER GAY ETl "Leopard Men of Africa," The whole makes for some chilling "Secielti of Sin." 11:04. l-sa a ii-j.

a STRAND Cant. From 12 30 P.M. Cat. 2000 she confessed her dream to him. She wouldn't say "yes" until he promised that he would help, not hinder, ii the time ever came.

One child was born to them a pudgy, yound-faced little girl with mischievous eyes and feet that could never ceep still. She danced and sang frCyi the time she could walk and tali. She would go to the movies ffcid come home and impersonate wXh every mannerism the players she had seen. Her mother began to train her when she was 3 years old. She was on the radio when she was 4, was a hit at amateur shows and benefits.

At 8 little Jane Withers was heading for Hollywood. "I knew she had enough talent if she ever got the chance," Mrs. Withers said, "and so one day I told Mr. Withers that he must make good his moments of polite verbal fencing. model children's clothes, play the GLOME Burlesque, 12:00, To Be or Not to Be CAPITOL BALL SQ.

8ES'0 "CORSICAN 6rn Antry "HEART OF THE RIO GRANDE" Capitol Only Amattar Night Toniirit CaihAwardl Stage Warren William A Constance Bennett J3UT. Mr. nowara is more than a splendid actor; he's an artist and his artistry finds splendid exercise in HOVVARD Burlesque, 12 00, 2:45, Problem of the Week: Blackouts and dimouts have had immediate and serious effects on the Great White Way. where electric light has been used to win world fame for the boulevard, prestige for advertisers "WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES" rarson ot anamlnt," to Kill." Q17 P1--J1 nower gin at weddings, sing and dance at benefits and amateur shows. "That child should be in everyone said who saw her.

The story is well known of how KEITH-BOSTON "Mr. 9:15, 11:50, numberless little directorial touches. The film, however, is not flawless It is weakest In the opening se Jane Withers finally got her break iSZ- Stage Show, 11:00, 1:35, 4:10, 6:45. 9:20. HE 1 1 MEMORIAL "Saboteur," 9:30.

12:33. 3:45, 6:50. "Don't Get personal," 11:35. 2:45. 5:50.

9:00. KENMORE "Louisiana Purchase," 1:00, I'll- BA5; "Ga falcon," 2:35. quences and in the more obvious comic relief touches just as it is in a Shirley Temple oicture as a strongest in its magnificent climax and in the running conflict between little meanie. Two hundred other tramped around doing odd jobs, and finally obtained extra roles. He has been married three times: to Elinor Fair and Dorothy Sebastian, from whom he is divorced, and now to Grace Bradley.

He has made about 40 Hopalong Cassidy pictures. Q. Please give me information about Betty Grable's evening gown with the white fringes in "Song of the Island" and what was the value of it? Jean Cambridge. A. I'm sorry but I don't keep information about clothes.

Why don't you write directly to Betty at 20th Century-Fox, Hollywood, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope for a reply. children had been teested. Jane Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Howard.

The was allowed to do her own talkinff love story is incidental but it pro vides Miss Mary Morris with some fine footage which reveals her an and substantial incomes for such wizards as Douglas Leigh, who invent attention-arresting effects. At this moment, while advertisers are asking for credits, because of the 20-minute blackout that extinguished signs. Leigh and men like him are working out plans to get additional daylight value from Broadway signboards and electrics. So you will see more mechanical gadgets like the soldier blowing smoke rings, you'll see more clocks and thermometers that will add to daytime showmanshiD for the role. She did some of her impersonations and wowed the whole casting office.

The next week Mrs. Withers was Loi.w''S ORPHEl'M "Gone With the Wind." 9:25. 1:18, 5:10, 9:00. Witn the Wind." iz.za. 4:55.

9:00. METROPOLITAN "Keao the Wild Wind." 10:35. 1:15. 3:55, 6:35, 9:15. MODERN 'Captains of the Clouds," "BulIet scars" PARAMOINT "My Favorite Blonde." 720.

10:00: "Frisco Lil." 9:30, 12:20. 3:15. 6:05. 8:45. SCOLLAY SQUARE "Captains of the! actress of real merit, 1 HI II I MWMI.I I I II Arlington Charlestown I MALDEN Continued promise.

He asked me to promise, in turn, if Jane didn't make good in Hollywood after six months we would come home. He bought us a round-trip ticket, but I never doubted for a moment that we would never go back to Atlanta. "The most important thing is to be so sure that your child has abil By all means see "Mr. and ex signing a seven-year contract for Jane to start at $150 a week which cn 1197 ra.u,iii iiiVAuwvn vvaL, cuse Mr. Howard if, near the end.

he couldn't resist a propaganda soliloquy that merely confirms his patriotism. L. L. M. Doaolai Fairbanks Jr.

CORSICAN BROTHERS' Rand. Scatt-E. Brrontr PARIS CALLING' 'Stl Ataiixt th. Sky' Award Tonight Clouds," 11:30, 2:45. 6:05, "Bullet Scars," 10:25, 1:45.

5:00. 8:15. SOUTH STATION Dionne Quints. Seeing Jan. Within.

Wm Tracy "YOUNG AMERICA" "MELODY LANE" Pmnrrwarr 1f lad)rt B. Oonlry-P. Foter "Gentleman After Dark" EAST SIDE KIDS "MR. WISE GUY" Steel Against tha Sky' ity, personality and talent, that nothing can ever sway you to lose confidence. People told me millions py Mnaher." No.

3 STAGE IN TOWN WILBUR TONIGHT, 8:30 was the beginning of the longest continuous contract ever held by a star at any studio. In due time Mrs. Withers had persuaded her husband to move his work to California. Today Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Withers, and their daughter, Jane, live on a five-acre estate in Westwonri. Back Bay Kenmore Sq. MA LDEN MEDFORD ana appeal. At mte, black light and luminous paint may solve the problem. Dimouts aren't so bad; with the whole etrpet NAT.

TODAY Notion's Mtfifiiest ffit. the Sky. Matinees at 1:30. Evenings BOB HOPE "LOUISIANA PURCHASE" ii, yiuim. rtitnara rtimoer, Sre.s,1in.B: Harry Langdon.

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2oc.pe4or?mw.H90,olKong'' A Heart." 1:15, 4:40. "Kings Row," 2:25, 5:50. OLYMPIA I In' 1:00. 3:50. 6:40, at "eart," 8:00, 11:50, 2:40, is 16 now and rapidly growing up.

The whole place was designed around Jane and her young friends, from the soda fountain in her den to the duplicate dressing tables in her bedroom and the huge, oversized bed big enough for several girls to sleep in. at MEDFORD "Lady Has Plans." 1:10. P. Goddard-R. Milland LADY HAS PLANS" "CONFESSIONS OF BOSTON BLACKIE" 'DEVIL PAYS OFF' "Gana B-trv" No.

9 AMUSEMENTS 5:00 "Big Boss," 3:20, 6:50, lo.oo; with swimming pool, guest houses "Uncle Ned. badminton Gloria Dickaon Gwo. "THE CAY Alf ON" courts, inclosed barbecue "THE BIG BOSS" MELROSE MELROSE "Kings Row Soutat W4. 04N REM WITH and "Tanks a Million." Matinees at Braintree So. Weymouth COMPLETE! IN ALL ITS GLORY! FRANCES tvenines at MEDFORD MELROSE DONALD DOROTHY OLGA NATICK COLONIAL "The Male Ani ran STARRaCOOKg-frtcGUIREaBACLANOVA Evas.

Matt. $2,201.10 DOORS ORPHEUIY1 9 A. M. It's a luxurious setting in a simple way. but the greatest luxury is that it's a house of happiness, presided over by a wonderful mal." 3:30.

"Wild Bill Hickok Rides," 2:00. 7:45. NEEDHAM NEEDHAM "Kings Row." and "Melody Lane." Matinees at 2:00. Gary Cooper omtl5WAirNErVHElR0SEoM8 SUBURBAN THEATRES pit. electrically operated gates, kennels, a garage full of cars each luxury acquired year after year, as they could afford it.

A far cry from the bungalow court is the model California ranch house to which was recently added another story for Jane's own apartment. She 080d SHUBERT Beg. M0N May 1 1 til Tyrone Power Gone Tierney "SON OF FURY" 2 L.tinFrom Manhattan BettoDavis-Ann Sheridan a CAPITOL "Courtship of vrin STATE 11:15 A. IY1. Come anytime up to 9 p.

and see a complete show! Barbara Stanwyck "BALL OF FIRE" "S'n tor Yo.e S.aper" mother who dreamed a dream and RAY BOLGERZ5 A. Shendan-R. Caaninis "Kings Row" had faith enough to make it come MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER" Sterl Apnimt the Sty1 nu.v naray ana -Born to Sing. Continuous 1:30 to 11:00. ALLSTON "Sante Fe Trail" and "i Date With the Falcon." Mati'eSs a 1:45.

Evenings at 8:00 DODGERS A HARrSawwi mtuctlU BROOKLINE "TANKS A MILLION" true: GONE WITH QUINCY alt Iff a-f fit i AWUJ0. CAPITOL "The Lady AMUSEMENTS 1 J11 11" l.tklT. AMUSEMENTS nas nans- ana 'H ues in th Ml.ki OLSEN and JOHNSON in at Evenings at 8:00. si wm CONSTANCE MOORE! jtutni "rana Calling." and "Steel SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFF ICE Evenings at 8:00. NEWTON PARAMOUNT "To Be or Mot to Be" and "North to the Klondike." Matinees at 1:30.

Evenings at 8:00. QIINCY QUINCY "The Wolf Man" and "Shepherd of the Ozarks." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. STRAND and "Yank on the Burma Road." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

REVERE REVERE "Valley of the Sun." and "Canal Zone." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. BOULEVARD "Valley of the Sun," and "Canal Zone." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. ROSLINDALE RIALTO "Ride "Em Cowboy" and "Playmates." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 7:00 and 8:20. BELLEVUE "Song of the Islands" and "Castle in the Desert." Matinees at w. jwaunees at 2:00 atVe2ni5ES 6:45. Last complet- show CLAUDE RAINS "THE WOLF MAN" THE WIND CONTINUOUS SHOWINGS! PRICED pen t0 1 M-i 40c rrtibcd P. to B5(.

TODAY5 P- M- to Close, 60c Children, all times, 25c Olsen A Johnson 'HELLZAPOPPIN' L. Nelio 'Yon, on Barwa Road COLONIAL TONIGHT 8:30 i BRAINTREE BRAINTREE "Rail "Shepvd of the Ojarh" BROOKLINE VILLAGE STAGE SHOW CO-FEATURE MATIXf'E TODAY ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S tire. and "Sing For Your Supper." Matinees at Continuous from Last complete show at 8:15. REVERE T. EGYPTIAN "How Green rrices include Tax IkritGefPersonaV HUGH HERBERT WISCHA-AUfR HANE fftAZEf ANNrr.WYMrJF flAit9t OOULEVAtlD-nGVEnKl 1 HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY I fi ana castle in the at 8 00 at 1:30.

Evenings PRISCILIA LANE ROB'T CUMMINGS Ipt J. rTHnftifTLJUY. WALTER PIDCEON-MAUREEN OHARA BROOKLINE COOLTOGE CORNER i in "Pi. Ji.u tt 7,7 VALLEY OF THE SUN'' Jc CAMBRIDGE ii anu 5:05, 6:05: wneater worril CANAL ZONE" DOORS OPEM Ens. 1.10 1 2.75.

Mats. Thar, ft Sat. 1.10 1 2.20 1:45. Evening at ROXBURY CRITERION "Hit the Road," and "Tight Shoes." Matinees at 2:00. EveninES at 7:45.

WARREN "Dumbo," and "Broadway Limited." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. RIVOLI "Hellzapoppin" and "To Be or Not to Be." 9 mo A. M. SAUGUS CENTRAL SQUARF nnmni: I xf An nd "A Gentleman at Heart.

Continuous 1:00 to -no 'imEOIf fin RFfiUTIF? im TOKO -JOAN StMtfT rowu iov niMAH cuunHATis! wiinrrrrrsiiiiafr' JL ortNltK IKAtT lAAIHAKlNt htrocK.l Jdi VYOMAH OF THE YEAR SOMERVILLE CENTRAL "Ride "Em CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE Brattle Hall TRO J1S Opening Week of May 11th CORA WITHERSPOON In jffja fat.ll AW of Islands." anr! MatmeM th SSpy GREAT CUNT nwnjMTTiirn IIIIIIHMim BUSTER CRABBE 3 nlOU" HOWARD 4 coajt rx to MtOMtrt -torn sinc Sun. Helliapoppin" A "Playmate" GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE I CHARLESTOWN THOMPSON SQUARE I Young America." and "Melody Lane Paulette Goddard Ray Milland "THE LADY HAS PLANS" Robert Taylor Lana Turner "JOHNNY EAGER" fPnres Eves, at 8:40 $1.65 to .55 Inc. DORCHESTER SHREWSBURY JVIats. Sat. at 2:40 $1.10 to .55 Tat ludimees ai Lvemms at B-nn Cowboy," and "Marry the boss uaugn-ter." itinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. STRAND "Tarzan's Secret Treasure," and "Week End For 3." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. TEELE SQUARE "One Foot in Heaven" and "Night of Jan. 16th." SOMERVILLE "Confirm or Deny" and "Skylark" BROADWAY "Rise and Shine" and "Night of Jan.

16th CAPITOL BALL SQ "Song of the; Islands," "Mr. and Mrs. North." Matinees at 2:00 Evenings at 8:00. SOUTH BOSTON STRAND "Pacific CE.APIr?iPIA",ni? Lady Has ttemm w-awDt tnus-Mi yk SYMPHONY HALL COM. 1492- TONIGHT at 8:30 o.m h.u.i: call Out the Marines." 2:10.

5.00. 7 ss ne A 2 WEEK- Richard Ha! liburton CLEVELAND CIRCLE "Joan of Pari." -25' 's Tyr. and "Aftairs of Jimmy Valentine." Continuous 1:50 tn li nn Hn. Tlerniv "SON OF FURY" JfORrKFElf SWEETHEARTS a -PAOTiCTio- si. oa BTAGSMiac.

awlfl DORCHESTER DORCHESTER "Smt- CO-FEATURE pirk rf" "RBP ACE NT" tea farrilla THE BOAO TO HELLt tergqod Broadway" and "Harrt nniu.r HOT riCTIONI Blackout." and "small Town ueo. PRICELESS FLM OF 1 Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at I FASCINATING MYSTERIES OF THE ORIENT! DORCHESTER Cuy Kibbeo PAUL Robeson SOMERV1LLE 2:32, STRAND "To Be or Not to Be. 6:13, "Wild Bill Hickok." Globs Ads Pay Best Try Ont and Sea KAltf RG000 I i IJ IH1 MEETS SRBADW AT HARD CUV" A C.ODMAN "How Green Wa Mv Valley and "Yank on the Burma Road." Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7:45 FRANKLIN "How Green Was Mv Val- 1y.

and "Yank on the Burma Road." Matinees at 1:45. Ar? EVERETT 85 SYMPHONY PLAYERS ARTHUR FIEDLER, Conductor Tickets on Sale 2 Weeks in Advince .30, .55, .85, $1.10 Inc. Tax "Ona Faot I Heana "Niaht af Jan 16th'' "Caatrai Den, "Skylark" I I I I DIANE ROWLAND I FOSTER JACOBS I MARJORIE ROYE Bill! "Bumps" MACK OIANE KING 10 (amardalli-Caat tS "Riu and Shine "Niht af Jan 16th' i dBSBzt EGLESTON SQl'ARE EGLESTON Matinees at 1:45. Evenings continuous from 6:15. BROADWAY "What's and "Honolulu Lu." Matinees at 1:45.

Evenings continuous from 6:15. SOUTH WEYMOUTH CAMEO "Son of Fury," and Latins From Manhattan." Matinees at 1:45. Evenings continuous from 6:45. Last complete show at 8:15. WALTHAM EMBASSY "To Be or Not to Be" and "Hellzapoppin." Continuous 2 00 to 11:00.

WATERTOWN SQUARE "Ride and Shine." and "Carter Case." Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7:45. WAVERLEY STRAND "Kings Row" and "Melody Lane." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:45. WEST NEWTON "Kings Row." and "Melody Lane." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. WINCHESTER "Two Faced Woman." 3:38. "Confirm or Deny," 6:33, 9:45. 11 1 llrZ A It 'tl a a Song of the Islands" and "Castle in the Desert." Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7:45.

SCENES NEVER SOUTH BOSTON me Tyran faw-G. Tiarney SON (E EURT" "tlaaa l.iairatiea" iflera liMai D'. "KINGS ROW" MELOOV LANE" 4-2S T-4K BOSTON GARDEN E4y jA I. If A 4. a a If! SHOWN BEFORE' EVERtTT CAPITOL TJ.

-r-rj vranaeur of tht if si SAHARA! uai; unlt beginning 17 t. 0 DrKt.ll LYNN 5:31. "Melody Lane." 4:25, PARK "Son of Fury" and "Blonde Inspiration. Matinees at 1:30. Evenings Only Triwllni Birltsg.t ft choral In Boita 3 Showt Daily.

Andrtwt Sliten e. jeaa ''WHAT'S COOKIN Braca "HONOLULU LU" TUES. Aft'n, MAY fAClfIC BLACKOUT" Jana Withart-C. Wrifht "SMALL TOWN 018" LYKVWAY-KVUre A "affrTV HYDE PARK FAIRMOUNT mm Vietar BIIm" B.rlaMaen MYRNA DEAN ELEANOR SHERIDAN Most Colorful. Most Beautiful.

Moit Eicitwf Show of Them WALTER fVINCHEll SONJA VENIE "Sun Valley Serenade" Charlie Chan In Rio" 4 32. 8 09' 5:37 "Melody HVrir. PARV r- 9 atertown-Waverley JohnrwD'Arca-Paul Wet I a- ft i.iana. 1 35 4 -10 6:45: "a ww Fine-Gloria Dam Joan Mavfc-A! Murrav WmStomfriiav. AO P.nnl.

ct.rla.4 Ci.la JAMAICA PLAIN "Woman of the Year" and Tornrir. Pnil XJ LEXINGTON Ainsly Peaches Jea Carroll ExeninVs Vt -i A. Sherida-R. Reaaaa Edgar AHan i MARIA LE INGTON LEXINGTON "Johnny I. Ifaeia-Aaa Sharidai 'KINGS ROW' "TANKS A MIlllON" aVT kW kw ar I ajJaam PoeV "KINGS ROW" LEON ERROL "MELODY LANE" 9 "55 "Brooklyn Orw aaa "JOHNNY EAGER" WEYMOUTH arr "To Be Or Not Tc Be." 3:00.

6:10. 8 20 MYSTIC "Born to Sing." 3:30. tt MELODY LANE BABY SANDY MONTEZ PANIC KNOWIIS MaRIA Affairs of Jimmy Valentin. MALDEN B.OE 215. 5'20 AVAfiKiNinfR.A.F: Udili ALpiTORIUM "How Green Was My Valley" and "Niagara Falls." ODD ITEMS from EVERYWHERE For the safe transportation of prisoners of war British military policemen are using handcuffs made in Worcester County.

by a firm which also manufactures guns for the United Nations. Stamford and Pownal, have pocketed their pride and requested the privilege of becoming a part of Berkshire County but only for purposes of civilian defense organization. A large proportion of the population of the two towns work in North Adams and all tpIo. GLOBE ADS PAY ---mWzrT-n BEST TRY ONE AUDITORIUM. W.

ridaeaet-N. Kara "HtW SREEN WAS MT VALLEY 'NIAGARA FALLS' AND SEE i aa-a-aa- mm 5 Produced by JOHN RINGLING NORTH 8l.d JOHN MUM RAY ANDf0" bT NORMAN BBC 0 0 BTjwaJ5iipr Spaetade 'HOLIPAYS "BALLET OF THE ELEPHANTS'' 1. a kr crOPtOC BALANCHINI MUSIC by IP OR STRAYINtA Mr. Mrs. GARGANTUA The Grciit lacaiciiiiklr laartisi.i Aim at fiHliu'' frsdactieas all.

CHIT'S (nil Wild lilail AetJ BOH itu JUrt-IOl Clear Haafrtdt dt Vttt 'utirlid Wiirir i-Ni Cam Ticket Admitting to Everything iiurluJ'" Rtservtd Seat. St. $1.50. $2. $2.50 Pliula Center Box Seata $3.

Pin ChUdren Under 12 Half Price to Reaerj Seat Every Aft'n Except 6. na und. Entire Upper Balcony .750 'ri TICKET SALES OPEN THURS- MAY BOSTON GARDEN and riLENC Winciesfer Watertown at 1:45. Evenings at 7:30 MAPLEWOOD "Confesjnon of Boston Blackie" and "Devil Pays Off-Continuous 1:45 to 11:00 ORPHEl'M "Corsican Brothers." "Steel Against the Sky." Matinees Tat Evenings 7:00 to 11-00. STRAND "Gentleman After DnrV 5 30: 8i25' "Mr' Wiia G'" 2r20.

iii it 1 1 lTT H'l I ll.1ii.aaaaarrP I LEO CARRILLO ANDY DEVINE ESCAPE HONG KONG i -wry 7A-ir i i C. lird-J. Ituny I WINCH ESTER WATERTOWN Frd I linda Darnell-). UV Car. Baeaiai 'RISE AND SHINE' "Confirm (B James Ellison Da Araefhe-J.

Bennett I "THE CARTE CASE" Ba Or Nat la" V. Wfidlef-ll. MrDaatld "B8RN Tl SING" BKeele Diriiaa i 'ARalTi al J. V.leotiM"! MATT APAN-ORIENTAW To Be Not I and "HelJiapoppin." Continuou Wdf1h.M. Bandit "BrAIa Orehid I UPTOWN HUNT "ss UT I Ulin AT SYMPHONY STA.

ANN SHERIDAN "KINGS ROW" CCSAB ROME!) "A GENTLEMAN AT HEART" I i mi Tr ii MEDFORn ELL A "Man Who Cama ta Dinner" anrl Ct ..1 Cam to Dinner" and "Steei phone connection is through that Against City..