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Mi THg BOSTON GLOBE-TXJESDXY DECEMBER 2S. 1936 23 ii i a like sat right In front of her and she had on a hat just like my wife's new Bulletin. Movie Schedules THE STAGE Where to Go New ear eve 5 If the characters of Charlotte Bronte' novel. Miss Hepburn's portrayal is a vividly faithful realization of Jane as the novelist drew her. That her Jane in the first act.

decidedly the most delightful of the play, was exactly the same Jane in all the latter ecenes. is no reflection oa her versatility as an actress, rather is it evidence of her sincerity in portraying, the character exactly as she conceives it She correctly avoids all false decoration of the "first plain heroine in Englirh fiction." There were moments when she deeply stirred last evening's audience, and tumultuous applause rewarded her after the fall of the final curtain. Dennis Hoey, an English actor heretofore unknown acted the Rochester role with honest heartiness and convincing sincerity. Viola Roache. long a favorite here, was the kindly, gentle natured housekeeper to the life.

ALL SET FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE VVVr oil big plans for a big time with mouth-watering things to eat, throat-soothing things to with music that takes the dance-wise world by storm! Are you atl set? Wit MAYHEW and his ORCHESTRA with songs by lovely Evelyn Oaks Supper $7.50, Including taxes MAIN DINING ROOM to her as was her not-to-be-forgorten Jo in "Little Women." Whether or not the two roles will win for her like popular approval, can be predicted with much less confidence. The present dramatization was made by Helen Jerome, an English writer who has earned distinction for her dramatization of famous novels, notably of "Pride and Prejudice," which is soon to be seen here. In adapting the lengthy "Jane Eyre" novel to the stage she has shown excellent skill in selection and arrangement of incidents and revelation of character. She tells her story so clearly and straightforwardly that familiarity with the book is not needed for its enjoyment. She has wisely refrained from attempting to remake the old fashioned sentimental melodrama into anything in the nature of a modern romantic drama.

"Jane Eyre" is too happily dated in the past to warrant bringing it up to date. The play skips over the first 100 pages of the novel which describe so graphically the pathetic childhood of the pitiful orphan and the privations she endured in the charity school. It begins with Jane's appearance at Thorfteld Hall and her first meeting with Mr Rochester, by whom she had been engaged as governess for his illegitimate daughter. From then on the important episodes of the novel are presented with effective fidelity. There are three acts, divided in eight short scenes, six in the living room at Thorfield, and two at the Moor House where Jane had fled after the tragic interruption of her marriage to Rochester.

Perhaps soma of the melodramatic touches, as those of the mysterious maniac who causes so much anguish, are a trifle hectic, but for the most part the play is kept on a highly sentimental level and is always of entertaining, often gripping interest. It has been recorded that when the play was first staged it painfully shocked the severely moral. Just why it is now difficult to understand. True, Jane did very frankly confess her love, but she restrained all demonstrations of physical ardor with a firmness that was Puritanical rather than Victorian. Jane has been brought from the pages of unreality to the stage with all possible realism and sympathetic appeal.

You may not always believe in the actuality of the elfish, etherial creature, but you won't deny that she is fascinating. The hard externals of the character of Rochester have been slightly softened; he is For reservations phone ask for Mr. HAncock 2000 and Allman Enjoy the convenience and luxury eep-ing right in the hotef. Rooms from $3.50. Reserve yours now.

COLONIAL THEATRE "Jane Eyre" "Jane Eyre," dramatization by Helen Jerome of Charlotte Bronte's like-named novel. Directed by KATHARINE HEPBURN As Jane Eyre Worthington Minor, settings and costumes by Lee Simonson. Presented by the Theatre Guild, Inc. First time here. The cast: Mrs Fairfax Viola Ropcho Leah Phyllis Connard Jane Eyre Katharine Hepburn Mr Rochester Denis Hoey Adele Varens Peardon Grace Poole Teresa Dsle Mason Irving Morrow The Maniac Theresa Guerini Blanche Ingram Sandra Ellsworth Lady Ingram Katharine Stewart Lord Ingram Reginald Carrington Briggs Wilfrid Seagram Rev Wood Reginald Malcolm Diana Rivers Barbara O'Neil Hannah Marga Ann Doighton St John Rivers John Williams The heroine of Charlotte Bronte's celebrated novel, "Jane Eyre," has endured in reader interest for almost a century, but in the theatre where once she enjoyed international popularity she has in recant years been almost forgotten.

The last remembered presentation of the play in Boston was by Eugenia Blair in 1897. Last evening, to the cordially ex pressed approbation of a brilliant audience, Katharine Hepburn, an actress of distinctly modern type and of glamorous fame in the movies, brought back to stage prominence the famous novelist's vividly drawn characterization of the etherial and strangely fascinating plain little governess who suffered so intensely before winning the reward that was her due. It may be said with confidence that Miss Hepburn has found in Jane Eyre a role that is singularly in harmony with her personality and histronic equipment, one that is almost if not quite as well suited i AMUSEMENTS NOW ON STAGE! i 4 ARaaMaaRpBWWMalaaWaRBsslaMa'aaMWaMWBMBpTjTiTjwawi NATICK HOTEL HANGER jsa GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY a SPECIAL DE LUXE DINNER MrWilMiHJiT a .1 4) $950 tO $K00 including tax and rated according 0 Am 9 to the location you desire. not quite the masterful ogre who so thrilled Jane with amorous terror, but he would be regarded as "hard-boiled" even in these days. The dramatist has quoted most of the dialogue verbatim from the novel, and there was no doubt that last evening's audience listened to it with gleeful enjoyment.

It is possible, but improbable, that the daily discourse of well-bred English folks of a century ago was characterized by the artificial sentimentality, the pedantic stiffness and the tireless verbosity indulged in by AMUSEMENTS SAVl International NEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNIGHT NEW STAGE SCREEN TIME-Lajtost Issoe! R3R. 1 ft SH0W SHOW 1 iH6 DINNER LONMS1S Or LUdS I tK 5 1 tAK. LnlLNLn FLOOR SHOW 3 BANDS SOUVENIRS NOISE MAKERS DANCING AND FUN UNTIL DAWN FOR RESERVATIONS CALL CAPITOL 2600 0 There are only two more cartoons to go in the Globe's great Comic Contest. If you have a yen for Hollywood, now is the time to set your cartoon set in shape and ready to file after next Thursday. If you need back num.

bers send for them at once. Watch your cartoon numbers carefullv when ordering. Cartoon 59 is on page 30 today. DOSTON THEATRES OWDOIN "Go West Youn Man." 9:37. EXETER -Follow Your Heart," "Under Your Spell," 6:34.

9:35. 1:55. 3:30, FENWAY "The Charge of the Liaht Bneade." 12:00. 3:15. 6:30.

"Along Came Love," 9:05, 5:20, 8:35. FINE ARTS "The Ski Chase," 1:50. 3:45, 5:40. 7:40. 9:30.

GATETT "Big" Game." 9:55, 1:40. 5:35. "Alibi for Murder," 11:30, 3:25, 7:20. KEITH BOSTON "Our Relations," 10:47, 1:48. 4:49, 7:50, Stage 12:29, 3:30, 6:30, 9:10.

KEITH MEMORIAL "Stowaway," 10:00, 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. LOEW'S ORPHEUM "Come Closer Folks." 10:10. 1:00, 3:50, 6:40, Garden ot Allah," 11:15, 2:05, 4:45. 7:45, 10:35. LOEW'S STATE "Come Closer Folks," 1:00, 3:50, 6:40, 9:25: "Garden of Allah," 11:15, 2:05, 4:55, 7:45, 10:35.

METROPOLITAN "College Holiday," 11:28. 2:16, 4:54. 7:45, MODERN "Hideaway Girl," 9:50. 1:25, 4:50, 8:10: "Come and Get It." 11:25. 3:00, 6:25.

9:50. OLD HOWARD "Pride of the Marines." 10:45. "Bride Walks Out." 9:25, 5:28. PARAMOUNT Charge of the Light Brigade," 10:45, 2:15. 5:45, "Along Came Love," 9:30, 1:00.

4:30, 8:00. PARK "Damaged Lives." Continuous, 9:00 a to 11:00 m. SCOLLAY SQUARE "Hideaway Girl," 11:40. 3:10, 6:35, "Come ana Get It," 10:00. 1:25, 4:00.

8:15. SOUTH STATION "Dogs of the World" and Lowell Thomas Travel. 2'2 Hours' Show, 9:30 a to 11:30 m. TREMONT "Yellow Dust." 10:10, 12:35, 3:15. 5:55.

8:35: "Petticoat Fever," 9:00, 11:15. 1:50, 4:35. 7:10. 9:55. UPTOWN "Go West Young Man," 2:40, 5:40, "Theodora Goes Wild," 1:00, 4:00.

7:00, 10:00. WASHINGTON STREET OLYMPIA "Craig's Wife," 9:05. 11:40. 2:10, 4:45, 7:15. "Polo Joe," 10:30.

1:00. 3:35, 6:05. 8:40. NEAR HOME THEATRES ALLSTON ALLSTON "Mr Cinderella" and "Longest Night." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

CAPITOL "Theodora Goes Wild" and Craig Wife." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings. 6:35. 8:00. ARLINGTON CAPITOL "Dimples" and "Two in a Crowd." Matinees at 2:15.

Evenings, REGENT "White Angel" and "Parole." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:45. BRAINTREE LYRIC "They Met in a Taxi" and "Sitting on the Continuous from 6:30. BRIGHTON EGYPTIAN "Valiant Is the Word for Carrie" and "Rose BowL" Matinees at 1:50. Evenings at 8:00.

BROOKLINE COOLIDGE CORNER "Nine Days A Queen." 2:00, 5:00, "Pigskin Parade," 3:30. 6:30. 9:45. CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL SQUARE "All American Chump" and "Sworn Enemy." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

UNIVERSITY "Craig's Wife." 3:20, 6:35. "Pigskin Parade," 1:40. 4:50, 8:05. CHARLES TOWN THOMPSON SQUARE "Libeled Lady." 3:40, "Hollywood Boulevard." 2:30, 8:15. FRANKLIN PARK "Craig's Wife." DORCHESTER CODMAN SQUARE "Libeled Lady." 3:05, "I'd Give My Life," 1:55, 7:55.

DORCHESTER "Alibi for Murder" and "Thank You. Jeeves." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings, complete show. 3:00, "All American Chump," 1:55. 7:55.

STRAND "A Woman Rebels" and "Polo Joe." Matinees at 1:55. Evenings, 7:45. EGLESTON SQUARE EGLESTON "Gay Desperado" and "The Big Game." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:45. EVERETT CAPITOL "Pigskin Parade" and "Two in a Crowd." Matinees at Evenings, PARK "Rose Bowl" and "White Fang." Matinees, 1:30, 5:00.

Evenings, 11:00. HINGHAM NEW LORING HALL "Rose Bowl" and "Girl on the Front Matinees at 2:15. Evenings at 8:00. HYDE PARK FAIRMOUNT "The Big Game" and "They Met in a Taxi." Matinees at 2:00. Evening continuous, LEXINGTON LEXINGTON "Big Broadcast of 1937." 9:15, 3:45: "King of the Royal Mounted," 2:15, 8:15.

MALDEN GRANADA "Polo Joe," 2:05, 5:10, "Theodora Goes Wild," 3:15, 6:20, 9:25. MYSTIC "Under Your Spell 2:15, "Go West Young Man. 3:25, 7:00, 9:40. STRAND "Maiden Lane," 2:25. "Magnificent Brute," 3:35, 7:00, 9:45.

ORPHEUM "Texas Rangers," 2:05, "Earthworm Tractors." 3:45, 6:50, 9:55. MATTAPAN ORIENTAL "Theodora Goes Wild" and "Pigskin Parade." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. MEDFORD FELLSWAY "Big Broadcast of 1937." 2:50, "A Son Comes Home," 1:45. 7:45.

MEDFORD "Devil is a Sissy." 3:35. "Crash Donovan," 2:40, 6:45, 10:05. MELROSE MELROSE "Devil is a Sissy" and "Rose Bowl." Matinees at 1:30. Evenings at 7:30. NATICK COLONIAL "Big Game," "Libeled Lady." NEEDHAM PARAMOUNT "Valiant Is the Word for Carrie'' and "Here Comes Carter." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 8:00. NEWTON PARAMOUNT "Three Men on a Horse" and "A Woman Rebels." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. QUINCY QUINCY "Polo Joe," 12:00. 3:00, 6:00.

"The Longest Night." 1:30, 4:30, 7:30. STRAND "Theodora Goes Wild." 3:00, 6:00, "Craig's Wife," 1:40, 4:40. 7:40. SEVERE BOULEVARD "Libeled Lady" and Sea Spoilers." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

REVERE "Libeled Lady" and "Sea Spoilers." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. BOSLINDALE RIALTO "Dimples" and "Rose Bowl." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings, BELLEVUE "Dimples" and "Rose Bowl." Matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7:45.

ROXBURY DUDUEY "Wedding Present" and "Accusing Finger." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings, RIVOLI "A Woman Rebels" and "Polo Joe." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. SOMERVILLE CAPITOL BALL SQUARE "Devil is a Sissy" and "Hollywood Boulevard." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00.

CENTRAL "Dimples" and "F-Man." Matinees at 2 00. Evenings, 6:30, 8:00. DAVIS SQUARE "White Angel" and "Don't Gamble with Love." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. STRAND "Dimples" and "The Big Game." Matinees at 2:00.

Evenings at 7:30. SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY "Gorgeous Hussy and "So They Were Married." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:30. STRAND "Pigskin Parade" and "Craig's Wife." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:30.

WALTHAM EMBASSY "Theodora Goes Wild" and "Pigskin Parade." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 8:00. WAVERLEY STRAND "Anthony Adverse." WATERTOWN NEW COOLIDGB: "Dim ples ana tna ot ine iraii. matinees at 1:45. Evenings at 7:45.

WATERTOWN "Last of the Mohicans" and "Postal Inspector." Matinees at 2:00. Evenings at 7:45. Hard Gentleman -Are you very poor? Tramn Sir. if canvas were 10 cents a yard, I couldn't buy enough to make a canary a pair of spats. Washington Star.

AMUSEMENTS LAST lOfKL 2 DAYS ITRIC CHARLC5 B0YCR 'Tees "SINNCI TAXI ALL 1UAW AMUSEMENTS Errat Fhrn-c)ihi DeHatlllaaa MAfO "CHAR6I Of tha 'LIGHT BRIGADE" alia "AlM casta Lma" SpKill WHIM i sn filas ial MeCta Frances Farmer CaME AND GET IT" Rartka Rave. HIDEAWAY GIRL Celt Mlinite K-w Vaf" Fa Boles-Ramell. "CRAIG'S WIFE Joe E. Brown. "H)LO jot Onln Sho'i fVeu; Year's Eve MARTHA RAYE-SHIRLEV ROSS "HIDEAWAY GIRL" Alts: EOa Ferker'i 'COME GET IT' MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR'S EVE-SEATS NOW Of a ItftTHUl AT TMt tTOKI Of TWtlYtl STACI SNOW! Tkkats he at Mma.

Wmtnl Ntk. 1700 Jeaa Harlaw-Wm. Powell Murna I u.Caina Tmu "Libeled Lady" Mat. 2. Ee.

8 ia GAfelE Fret Parkins anow. ntw sear tw. 11:30 NEEDHAM NEWTON Mit 8 Nee. 1820 "Valiant I the Weed For Carrie" R. sleaanaerttV fr.rTrll "Here Comes Carter" SOO F.

McHaah-J. Blonetell "3 MEN ON A HORSE" Hekwn A Marshall "A REBELS" ROSLINDALE h.iMW-l-HMVaMJ Shirley Temple "DIMPLES" EleanoP Whitney-Torn Brown "ROSE BOWL" RIALTO NEW YEARS' EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW ROXBURY Mls OIOO HIS 004-1 K. Hepharn-H. Marshall A Woman Rebels' JOE E. BROWN "POLO JOE" C.

Grant-J. Bennett 'Wedding Present RIVOLI Midnight Show New Year's Eva SOMERVILLE IS0M.924O Joan Crawford -Rok't Taylor 'The Gorgeous Hussy' Melryn Doaalas-Mary A star "flnd So They Mat. 200, Ew. 8-00 Were Married" WALTHAM mm IRENE DUNNE "THEODORA GOES WILD" Staart Erwin-Patsy Kelly "PIGSKIN PARADE" MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR'S EUF Mat. 2:00.

En. the Staoe 7 Acts Lew Ayrea "Lady Be Careful" ALL SEATS RESERVED PHONE 3840 THEATRES TODAY MALDEN GRANADA I STRAND Irene Dunne Theodora Goes Wild Victor WcLaalen 'Magnificent Brute' C. Trevor-C. Romero Joe E. Brown "POLO JOE" "16 Maiden Lane" Free Award Taes.

Eee. M'nifkt Shew N' Year's Eve. -10 Acts and "Saiartest Girl In Town." Seats Reserves' MYSTIC Maa Wast "Gs West Yoem Man" Lawranoe Tibbatt Under Your Spell' Free Award Fri. Eva. ORPHEUM F.

MaeMarray-J. Oakia The Texas Rangers Joe E. Brown "Earthworn Tractors" MEDFORD F. Bartholomew-. Cooper "The Devil Is a Sissy" rr.aria I Jack Holt U3tiMJSmJ "CRASH DONOVAN" MEDFORD MELROSE FELLSWAY I.

Benny-Barns Allen Bi Broadcast af 1937' Mary Baland A SON COMES HOME' NEW MELROSE Frrddia Bartholomew DEVIL IS A SISSY" TOM BROWN "ROSE BOWL" North End South End uitttcsttRinmorM. EoWSJMjL-UK40Xlll Mtan.BtM Jack Benny-Barns Allen 'BigB'dcastof'37' Tom Brown 'Down to tha Sea' Last Times Today F. Attaire-Ginsj. Ropers "SWING TIME" Buck Jones "SILVER SPURS" QUINCY "Theodora Goes Wild" Irene Danne-M. Deaf las "CRAIG'S WIFE" R.

Rassell-Jehn Bales "POLO JOE" Joe E. Brown-C. Haelias THE LONGEST NIGHT' R. Yoenf-Flerentc Rica REVERE WM. POWELL-JEAN HARLOW-SPENCER TRACY "LIBELED LADY" JOHN SPOILERS" SUrnLKV lL.Lt.

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HERB PIERCE AND HIS BAND 8upper De Luxe $2.76 per peraon PLYMOUTH THEATRE "Boy Meets Girl" 'Boy Meets Girl," gay and amusing satire which enjoyed an eight-week run here that ended Nov 28, returned to the Plymouth Theatre last night for a one-week engagement in response to popular de mand. As was in evidence throughout the previous long run, the audience reacted in hilarious mood to the wild ideas and smart wisecracks of the two madcap scenario writers around whom the play is largely built Their attempts to work out ViAif iio-i -frtrTrmla nf "hov meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl," lor tne oenem oi me siutuos cowboy star and their idea of introducing "Happy," the baby a whole world learned to love is still humor of a high order. Chuckles and loud guffaws were the order the evening. Roy Roberts and Owen Martin ev.ellont in thpir rolps as the script-writers and Marie Brown superb as busie, tne sweet, naive but dumb little waitress who faints in the studio executive's office and gives the boys their brilliant inspiration of making her VaViv ac snnn as it is born, a movie star to play in pictures with the cowooy. iteming wara aoes wen by the role of the movie executive.

"Boy Meets Girl" is an extremely good comedy. There are many laughs for the audience in following the swift, uproarious events of the plot BJJRLESQUE OLD HOWARD "Steppin' Stars" Burlesque Pictures "Steppin Stars" is the title of the new burlesque revue at the Old Howard Theatre. The well known comedian, Sam Raynor, and Bubbles Vvnnnp Hancpr and sineer. are featured. The show, especially elaborate and timely, has a cast of entertainers and some amusing black-out sketches.

Madeline Moore, exotic Arnne rii niaHve MrCormack. brunette charmer; Harry "Hello Jack" Fields; Billy Deshone, Jules uiamona, nose Heatherly, Murray Briscoe, Mayo and Carr and Nan Bryon are among the performers. There are two exceueni on the bill "Pride of the Marines" with r-harlps Bickford and Florence Rice and "The Bride Walks Out" with Barbara Stanwyck and uene Raymond. There are two midnignt snows this week on New Year's Eve and on New Year's Day. Both commence at 11:30 m.

Your Hollywood Opportunity Is Fast Approaching The Comic Contest Cartoons End Thursday BE WITH THE WINNERS! See Page 30 Today ii 5l 1 i 8i i MB RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE-GALA KEN MURRAY IN PERSON AND ALL Extra-MARCH OF COLONIAL THREE STARTINQ Minister I was 'told that your wife cried in church Sunday. Was she so greatly affected by the sermon? Artist Chuzz No, it wasn't exactly that; but a woman she didn't AMUSEMENTS JACK BENNY MARTHA RAYE BURNS ALIEN as a aau as a us MANT BUlrVIU put rArT''A THE tlOUST MOUOAT tVINT INTHtav KtfCM N0 Irene DUNNE-Melvyn DOUGLAS "THEODORA GOES WILD" JOHN BOLES In "CRAIG'S WIFE" Thursday Eve Midnight Show 2 Feature All Seats Reaapvad MARTHA RAYE "HIDEAWAY GIRL" "All-American Chump" Stuart Erwm ALLSTON BRIGHTON ALLSTON Sta. 4410 J. Haley-B. Fernes.

"Mr. Cinderella" Rok't Yaana-Flor. Rica EGYPTIAN Sta. 6800 G. Gerat-A.

Jasa "Valiant Wera-Carrie" T. Sewi'' MKsltkt Shaw New Year's Ea "Longest wignt- CAMBRIDGE cemtral STUART ERWIN-BETTY TURNE88 "ALL-AMERICAN CHUMP" ROB'T YOUNG-FLORENCE RICE "SWORN ENEMY" Miinlta Skew N. Year's Ee Re-read Seats DORCHESTER IT. "CRAIG'S WIFE" TuaaeM AMERICAN CHUMP" GALA MIDNIGHT SHOW AT ROTH THEATRES THURSDAY DEC. 31st, 1130 P.

M. Dorchester Mattapan aWa r.yjasY.i.i-.sTrsi'J.iiiiif.iM Katharine Hepburn-Herbert Marshall "A WOMAN REBELS" JOE E. JOE" Mldnite Show Thursday, P. M. Maa West-' Go West, Yoano Mas" art "Straliht From tka Shaalder" 20-ilnat "Popeye" In calor, -Slnbad tka Sallar" ARLINGTON it SHIRLEY TEMPLE "DIMPLES" 'Two In a Crowd" MAT.

2:15 New Year's Ea Mld-EVE. 6:40. 8 00 nisht Show. State anal Screes A rlington Watertown KAY FRANCIS "WHITE ANGEL" "PAROLE" "Volee ot Experience" R. Seott-I.

Barnes "Last ef tka Mohicans" R. Cartai-P. Ellis "Postal Inspector" Braintree Hingham Ches. Morris-Fay Wray (. Whitney-T.

irswn "iney saet in a tan loper Pryar-G. Bradley "ROSE BOWL Clnrii laart-Fi Lawa "Sinmt on tna moon Girl an fha Frant Papa' BROOKLINE rlliTULlTl iuniMr AUJMM CAMBRIDGE Last Day John Boles-Rosalind Rassell 'CRAIG'S WIFE' Sleart Erwia-Arllna Jedpe "PIGSKIN PARADE" Wed. Review ROSE MARIE" "SNOWED UNDER" uNm SOUABI CHARLESTOWN Jean Harlew-Wai. Powell Myrna lay-Speneer Traey "LIBELED LADY" John Halliday 'Hollywood Roalevard' T'IKMPSON SOUaVRE tats Dorchester Somerville W. Garpas-M.

Charckill ALIBI FOR MURDER' A. Trcacaer-V. Field "Tkank Yea. Jems'' Kay Franeia "WHITE ANGEL" Ann Sothern 'Don't CaeehleWith Leva' EGLESTON SQUARE "The 6at Desperado" Nise Martlsl-laa carille WASH ST. at Eleitan Ss.

Sts. traca Cakat-lasa Travis EVERETT CAPITOL "Pigikln Parade" Staart Erwia-Patsy Kelly "Two In a Crowd" J. McCrea-J. Bennett PARK E. Whltaey-T.

"ROSE BOWL" M. Wkaios-J. Matr "WHITE FANG" HYDE PARK Braes Caeet-Jen Travis "The Big Game" Chester Mwris-Fay Wray "Thsy Mat In a Tali" LEXINGTON lEXIKfiTON 01 '3r THEATRE 'Kiaa at tka Rayai Me anted ss. a Reaart Kest-losalrad Keith SHOW OP tt aVm ALLSTON i unit I Kl BIL I MRT arar h0 mm WEEKS MON. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday MAX GORDON presents The Great New York A London Triumph PRMHDM JANE AUSTEN'S FAMOUS NOVEL Dramatized by HELEN JEROME.

Directed by Robert Sinclair Cast of 32 Settings and Costumes by Jo Mielziner 4 MAIL ORDERS FILLED NOW EVES. $2.76, $2.20, $1.66, $1.10. MATS. $2.20, $1.66, $1.10 tax included. Send Stamped Addressed Envelope with Cherk Jack Brown arasants 1 J.jH Rnmtnn' 1 "tw An 5 XNJTl rue CIS il.m nri rnniTiu wELGDnA I IUN Scintillating Niw York US las tf Geffeees Clrb leservatlens Call iim amniiM IVL II and His Misie Hat.

Neiseatatera FAVORS 3 JVqw (ear Vt? at the NIPPON ROOM HOTEL VENDOME Special Supper $050 FROM 10P.M. Entertainment Music Novelties COHmonwealth 4700 Baa 1 1:411: CELEBRATE NEW YEAR'S EVE AT THE NEWLY DECORATED STEUBEN'S VIENNA ROOM MAIN DINING ROOM Dancing-Favors-Noisemakers GALA FLOOR SHOW JACK FISHER'S DANCE MUSIC Reservations Now HUB. 3620 Germans Honor Storks KOENIGSBERG (A P) Towns of East Prussia, home of an estimated 60,000 storks, vie for the title of "stork village." One hamlet alone 1 1AU WiHhMHMPr of is 50 OSbpvnxs 792 Beacon Near Kenmore Sq. Aoic Serving Prize-Winning Steer Beef from Chicago's International Exposition Show DINNER 1.50 Natal There is no advance In. prices for this dinner which consists of the best beef obtainable anywhere.

NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION Pf FUN-FAVORS DANCING Person Make Reservations Sow CALL, JOHN KENMORE 5730 my at the NEWLY ENLARGED Hotel Imperial Old English Room 30-44 Cambridge St lut Oser Rn Hill FAVORS and NOISEMAKERS DANCINQ TILL nAWra L-nnm writ YSCCUA) Jilt MUSIC IcaaTiNueus flbor snbw NEW YEAR'S EVE Cmr Ckartt I Tmn. ni SMwaln MIrImsi Ctf alCrtt Strrka Nahs bMrtitlMK aow Ca. 3370 Uncover Indian Village An Indian village with more than 50 fireplaces and a burial ground uncovered recently by work-n on a W. P. A.

archaeological Inject near Penn, MA 5T Mil flTje0MI GRfilii JAN. 11 BOSTON OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT 8:20 MAT. TOM'W 700 Orchestra Seats $1.10 ENTIRE CAST PRODUCTION INTACT FROM SHUBERT THEATRE BLOSSOM TIME Schubert Melodies Romberg Musio En. 55c to $1.10. (Few Seats tt $1.65.) Wea A Sat Mats.

55c to $1.10. New Year En. 55 ta $2.20. (Sents also on sale ot SHUBERT PLYMOUTH bnx offices) MIDNIGHT PERFORMANCE NEW YEAR'S EVE. FINE ARTS Every Morning Except Sunday 10 II 12 O'CLOCK ALL MICKEY MOUSE SHOW Regular Show Starts 1 P.

"The SXI CHASE" 4th Wk. with HANNES SCHNEIDER IHIILIP HUSTON 816 GAME ON THE STAGE FRENCH FOUIEf REVUE 2S PEOPLE WUCARGAN "ALIBI FOR MURDER 3 SImws Daily. 12.2.30.8:30 BUBBLES YVONNE Sam Rayner-Arlent Oal 'Hells FIcHl-M. Moors '-Stegpis' Stars" Barlesaatn 50 Peosle-25 Glaritetl Girls Next Wk. 'Zm-ita' Neaisi ateea Special Haw Yur't Ea Miaoiiht Saaj(Thar)ll JO P.M.

MOrlTQOMERYr A fVARGOT GRArtAMfc I YRNA L0YI5 RIcHARD DIX FEDERAL THEATRE oresents this week only All Star Vaudeville Si Seoian Rerne. Eves, at 8:30. SBts. reserved. 25c.

35c. 55c. And Marionette Matinees for Children at Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." T5dy A- Dec. 30 31. All seats 23c.

REFfcRTORY Theatre. (WPA. EXETER Iswrcata Tikkatt-Wassy larria 1 "UatV Ytar Spall" SHUBERT "Loveliest, most strikingly beautiful" POST. MESSRS. SHVBERT present Dennis Helen Ernest KING GLEASON TRUEX p-ag) FRANZ LEHAR'S Mew Opantta LJ Staged and Directed by aWW HASSARD SHORT Eeat Dec.

31: 55t ta $3.30. Wat. Mat. 55e ta $2.20. Sat.

Mat. 4 New Year's Mat. 55e $2.75. Ntw Year's Eva. $110 ta $4.40 COLONIAL 2 "only TONIGHT Curtain Eves.

8:30. Mata. Third Play. Theatre Guild and American Theatre Society THE THEATRE GUILD. Present! Helen Jerome's Dramatization ot Charlotte Bronte' Novel JANE EYRE WITH KATHARINE HEPBURN IN PERSON) $2.75.

$2.20. $1.65. $1.10 Mats. Thurs. $2.20.

$1.65 $1.10 LY 0 UT svao Last 7 Times GEORGE ABBOTT presents BY BELLA AMD AJMJCLSPOVftCX FATS K.Y THUfcdaAJ 55 rollO -mm. 550I BEG. MON. JAN. 42 8 COHAN A HARRIS present IS "FULTON or OAK FALLS" 55a ta $2.75.

Taani. 55e ta $1.65. Sat. Mat. 55 to $2 20 tax iatlaata.

UPTOWN 30c Starts 1 P. M. Hint. -Mm. Am.

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