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Ten Amusements THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1933 THEATRE AND CONCERT TODAY A total of 250 ships participated in the Battle of Jutland in 1916. ani aesctinonis of jonann Tchaikovsky; Oncerto for Violin and Orcr.estra in Minor. Sibelius isolont. Fritz Simmons College Gl'e Movie Schedules THE STAGE of Music program presented under thf'BOHON pops Symohonv Hsll at -M mrn nun rnvr tST v.iial Mall Town.

Bprnstfin: "Where Your Heart' from "Moulin Rouge." Aunt; March. "The Stars and Stiipes Forever. air Hariaid ME, AND JM.ItT" Shubert Theatre 9:43. i.wanaft jii. rlocltfers ar.d musical with Isabel Digity.

Bill Hayes Joan McCracken. Ray Wal-ston and Mark Dawson in leading roles. Talmud said: "Who falls siIent'CASNOBur; ROUTE 28, HYANNIS, CAPE COD Mtmbar of Quality Courts. Trio Capo's most famous and finest motel. Now open.

Pra-saason rates now in affect. For reservations call Hysnnis 265S. REMEMBER. WHEN V0U 8TAV AT THE JAMEI STEPHEN, YOU STAY AT THE BEST 1 1 "liiMii AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS MAYFLOWER "Anna." 12:20. 3:20, -City Beneath the METROPOLITAN ''House of Wax." 10:30.

12.43. 2:55. 5:10. 7:20. 8:30.

IPT0WM "President's Lady." 11-IS. I i 2:45. 6:10. "Member of Wed- li olD HOWARD Burlesque. 12, 2:45.

ding," 1. 4:25. 7:55. feTT AMUSEMENTS II f'J Itmnt VX 1 un win Deriormeq. Arthur leiOTSR conaucia the following Coaie.1.

Overture to "Erfmont," Beethoven: Rallet M'ifiic from Schubert; Overture SoiennelJe. "1812." SYMPHONY HALL, CO 6-14921 TONIGHT 8:30 Arthur Fiedler, Conductor Tickets at Box Office Reservations, CO 61492 a TERRIFIC Week For Our SMASH DOUBLE- luim iris if -inua sici-ll uasi a POPS 5 "THE JOHN nisi in quarrvis is ru gooa lamuy LbjnCal liisl V-. EDMONO AUDREY jf O'BRIEN TOTTER vS A COLUMBIA PICTURE EATURE SHOW JM'G-M's SUBURBAN THEATRES YrtS A 1 ARLINGTON MAIDEN (7, iff i REGENT Tnund.Vfn'thi Et" GRANADA ViZe 2 ji I "THE raiders" "trouble along the wav JjT Vi X-StfZ" IN 4 If. luTrTTv Grp. mtym, "DESPERADO" T'wlsr Vytkf -j' gICfv gir STRAND melisrt WM.rk-Dm Tsylsr 0 i iiisss 00 ,2...

jar ISTRAND James Steft "NAKED SPUR" ASTOE "Salome" 12S0, 2:45. 5:05. 7:20. 9:40: plua selected abort tuwecii RIM. "Tor.ieht We 12:15.

2-45. 5:10. 7:30. 10:10: Shorts, 11:30. 2, 4:30.

7. 9:30. BOWDOIN "Mississippi Gambler." 9:20. 12:10. 3:10.

6: 10. "Sword ol venus. lu.oa. 4:50. 7:30.

lesque, 12 2:30. ''Turninir Pnir.L' 8, "Job lor You." 9:59, 5:34. CENTER "Monfn," 11:10. 212. "Off Limits." 9:41.

12:43, 6:47. 9:49. 1:45. of Beinu Earn-' oiiuiu. D.4U.

FEN WAT "Girls of Pleasure Island." 11:40. 2:55. 6 10. "Fort Veo-leance," 1:20, 4.30. 7:50.

KFITH MEMORIAL "Never Wave At A "Thief In fiiiu." 1 1 n.i. 2 1 1 i 27 KENMORE "Kind Hearts and Coronet. 8.25. 'Atpiuti Jungle." 1.00 4:33. 8:06.

iiiDEiPERADO" Bnitmary Clnsnrv 'STARS ARE SINGING' Opfs Irnm 7:30 to 9 BROOKLINE COOLIOGE Academy Award Best Actress Shirley Booth-Burt Lancaster "COME BACK, LITTLE SHEBA" Bonnty "ALL ASHORE" T'tolor Today Tyronl Powtr "MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" Thru Sat. Glrnila Farreil "GIRLS IN THE NIGHT" BROOKLINE frea Parkins. ESSO Service Clr. CAMBRIDGE Trui Wayne? isesdj ffl Itltll BRATTLE HARVARD 6Q. TR.

6-4226 Hokert uonai rarier "THE GHOST GOES WEST" EXTRA: THREE McGOO CARTOONS! Continuous Today JOHN WAYNE "Trouble Along the Way" Rod Cameron "SAN ANTONE" CHARLESTOWN THOMPSON SQ. Anne Banter Hicnara bonta "blue cnrue.r.isi-Rory Calhoun "SILVER WHIP" DEDHAM 4tU likt -MUM Hlikf nOlllWlY riii 5sJS" oani k. i'iiirif DORCHESTER ADAMS GE 6-2080 Sylvan. Mansan. I Charlies Hetten klttor Is Gassmta I Saian Havward "ANNA" "PRESIDENT'S LADY" DORCHESTER P'n Camninn-Jeha Dlhl GE 6-9700 "GUN CRAZY" Randolph Scott "CHINA SKY" EVERETT PARK Danny Thomas "JAZZ SINGER" Randolph Scott "Man Behind the Gun" FRAMINGHAM UNUNITED PARKING iaj15ob Hope-MickeyRooiwy 32L MATURE 3 30 6 30 9 30 CO ATUSE 1 45 00 GORMAN Susan Healon "PRESIDENT'S LADY" plus 'JOCK McCALL, DESPERADO" ST.

GEORGE Mat. 145-Em. Cont. 6:30 Virginis Mir. "SHE'S BACK ON BROAOWAY Teehnlridnr "STOLEN IDENTITY" LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Kiw Management Cent.

6 P. M. Robert Taylor "I VANHOE T'color Mulcal Cwity "ALL ASHORE" T'color LYNN Bra Han "Last of Hit Comanches" In Technicolor Pin "SAVAGE MUTINY" AMUSEMENTS I Rosalind Russell o': Mane wuson Paul Douglas 1 STARTS TODAY! Hilarious Story of Nevr Kissed Sisters and Never- ii oay-ui marines! -e 61HI BARRY USA UNCNtSTER WtAlVtW0H-UkH ALL8TON i'UITrUUIIf FP Uif wiiiiins.il 'till Ifrhnienlar Mnluin' 0rnli O'Cflnser CAPITOL LOVE mUlVIII Dikkll HiysiISi CAMBRIDGE Jm. strwirl Jsnet lush "NAKED SPUR" CENTRAL Asm Baiter Blue Gardenia" CHELSEA Hiyiar4 OLVMPIA "PRESIDENT'S LADY" "SOMfUFRO" Klrirso Msntalsin "BUCK PRIVATES 'S AEBOTTjmsICOSTEIIO JCJia 7flvnc RIO CE2AC2DEM uPTOiun SX.SW H4.VWA.ltll 1 1 HI I SA'ATIRS Jllll HMIItlS MlMltlK OF IHMIIIIIV HIMIIV 'rKlSllllMS IAIIV llll GLOBE ADVTS. PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE 0 CS53 i inirr am jiir irieui 1 nil i mi nPFirn lIMLrrl lilE.C.IC.Ii ELAINE KEENAN rfflTPnnr K-.

I i fw yy rm I 8:30. "Scandal Sheet." f. 6:51. 5. 25; "Indian usrncin BaTiie LirniB, i.ui 3 hh.

ll in- "f)n nirl' Cnnfesion. 1 11:25 5 .15 40 Island." 9 12 25. 9:30. 8:35: Fort Vengeance." 11:15. 2.05.

5:10. 8:15. PILGRIM "Man In the Dark." 10:40, 1:15, 3:50. 6:45, "The 49U1 Man, 9:30. 11:55.

2:35, 5:10, 8:18. Pl'BMX "Buck Privates," 9:43, 1:03, 4.23, 'Bio Grande." 11:13. 2:33. 5:53. 9:13.

Mar 9 35. 12:05. 2:35. 5:05. 7:35.

nite Goddess. 8:20. 8:50. 10:50. 1:20, 3:50, ST4TE "Battle Circus." 1, 4.

7. 10; "One Girl's Confession." 11:40. 2:40 8:40. TELEPIX Japan Golf King Robby Loche; Civil Defense; Joe McDoakes; Popeye and Mr. Magoo: Buddy Morrow's P.

O. Exchange. Continuous 10:30 a m. to midnight. Sunday from 1 p.

m. TRANS I.VX "Five Angles on Murder." 3D. 12:20. 3:05. 5 50.

1 lov AUDITORIUM RlcarSo Montalban-Pitf Aniell Cyd Chariua "SOMBRERO" T'color Sh Trasii.J "ANGEL STREET" MYSTIC Held Over Shirley Booth "CURIE BACK, LITTLE SHcBA Ronald Reagan-Rhnnita Firming T'color "TROPIC ZONE" MCnCftRil Bobnt Byan-Mala Pnm ITICUrunU beneath the sea' Al "THE BAIOERS" FELLSWAY Oaan Martin-Jerry Lewis "THE STOOGE" Brn loknron "WILD STALLION" I a. I LcrWAYNt awKEtD flurricanersifli" Yvonne PgCARio fowsr Iuck; MELROSE MELROSE Montqomery Clitl-Anna Bsitar "I CONFESS" BoryCalkoan "SILVER WHIP" NATICK sy 1 a to SO Mryti NEPONSET CIRCLE JflHRtjItYU A Lit TROUBLE 'as? i flic; ww 1MB nkonvi nni TAunt NORWOOD NORWOOD Mat. Cont. 6:30 Donns Reed i Betla Oavis lotin Wayne I Sterling Haydea 'Tfonble Along the Way' I "THE STAB" QUINCY I. Wayne "TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY' STRAND "SOMBRERO" REVERE REVERE t.

Hayward "PRESIDENT'S LADY' Rod Camersn "CAVALRY SCOUT" "lit itiittii PAMItlt nM Ufa it WAY I'twaom SOMERVILLE TEELE SQ. Bing Crosby-Bob Hop "ROAD TO BALI" Technicolor Jehu Payne "BLAZING FOREST" tnler SOMERVILLE 2 Academy Aosrd WiaMU Gary Cooper "HIGH NOON" Humphrey Boqart-Katharine Hepburn "AFRICAN QUEEN" Technicolor BROADWAY Roiemary Melchior "STARS ARE SINGING Technicolor Slerllng Hayilen "FLAT TOP" Cnie SOUTH BOSTON BROADWAY Winner sf 6 Acsdemy Award! and the beautiful" "SECRET SHARER" Junes SAT. MAT. KIDDIES' GIANT CARTOON SHOW STRAND 1st Time at Regular Pricas Greg Pech-Ava Wayward 'SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO" T'color "BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY" SOUTH END BJATinUAt Continuou Daily nAIIUNHL HAncock 6-2880 "BAO AND THE BEAUTIFUL" L.na Timer "CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE" Yn lhnan WATERTOWN WATERTOWN 60. nia Mainland "MY COUSIN RACHEL" DsneRiKill "MONTANA BELLE" WINCHESTER l.M.

lOEkam TECHNICOLOR HITS 2 TYRONE POWER MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER "GUN SMOKE" -STARTS HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN KAYS rrnri mm 5LX "Me and Juliet" Opens at the Shubert Theatre "Me and Juliet." musical comedy with music by Richard Rodgers and book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd. Produced by Bodgcrs and Hammerstein. Directed by George Abbott. Dances staged by Robert Alton. Scenery and liehtine bv Jo Mielzlner.

Costumes de- Signed by Irene Sharart. Vocal and or-cnestral arrangements by Don Walker. Musical director, Salvatore Dell' Uola. First time in Boston. The cast: George Randy Hall Sidney Edwin Philip Jeame Isabel Bigley Herbie Jackie Kelic Chris Barbara Carrou Milton Wasaerman Stu Joe Shulman Bob Mark Dawson Larry Bill Hayea iMac nay waiston 1.

7 Mary Lou Svetlana McLec Huby Joe Lautner Charlie (Me) Arthur Maxwell Dario George Irving: Lily (Juliet! Helena Scott Jim (Don Juan) Bob Fortier Susie (Marmeni Ann Needham, Voice of Mr Harrison. Henry Hamilton Voice of Miss DavenportDeborah Reinsert Hilda Norma Thornton Marcia Thelma Tadloclc Betty Joan Mccracken Buzz Buzz Miller Ralph Ralph Linn Miss Cambvtdie Gwen Harmon Sadie Francine Bond Mildred Havercroft Seymour John Ford His Wife Thelma Scott By CYRUS Dl'RGIN The opening of the new Rodgers- and-Hammerstein musical at tha Shubert Theatre, last night, was the big event of the season. No show had been as much anticipated as this; the whole engagement had been sold out by last Thursday, and the opening night curtain was raised at 7:30. an hour earlier than usual. The verdict? By Rodgers and Hammerstein standards, and by what the public expected, a near miss.

But nonetheless a bis and opulent show, with some good tunes, good actors, splendid dancing, and exciting moments. Where the show goes iff, as I see it, is in the startling lack of much wi: or humor and in the plot which, by attempting to cover too much ground, is thin all 'round. Plenty of people, but not enough about some people. All the same, "Me and Juliet, like "Allegro," is sure to start off on Broadway as a sold-out smash. on tne magic of the Rodgers and Hammerstein label, and for soma other reasons of cast and detail.

But whether it ultimately will pay off the tremendous investment only time will tell. You'll find no prediction here. "Me and Juliet" is a show of enormous technical complexity, a study of theatre people represented by a company playing a smash musical hit called "Me and Juliet." It has a musical-within-a-musicaL and all the scenes are in an imaginary theatre: on stage, back stage, lounge, box office and even a light bridge. The plot follows two main lines: (1) the romance of Jeanie, a chorus girl, and Larry, an assistant stage manager, and the ensuing near-murder by a heavily-muscled and insanely jealous electrician, Bob, who regarded Jeanie as his girl; (2) tha attachment of stage manager Mac, who sternly would never woo a gal in his own show, for Betty, a dancer, who sexily breaks down his resolve. In between are glimpses of star temperament and ego, some small change of show business mores and attitudes, all spiced with some of the sentimentality which, occasionally appears in R.

and and interlarded with rehearsed or fully performed bits from tha imaginary show. Even Rodgers and Hammerstein, and their greatly gifted director, George Abbott, have not been able to overcome totally the extreme difficulties of such a plot Their first act is slow and not a little dull, though interest and pace rise as the show goes along. Like Sidney, the other electrician, you never can make much sense out of the show-within-a-show, which probably was intentional, though there is a tartly parodistic chorus in the lounge about the imminent death of the theatre. Isabel Bigley, so very, very prettv, is cast perfectly as the gentle little Jeanie, and her vis 8 vis, Bill Hayes, is all that a young lover should be. Ray Waiston gives a properly crisp, matter-of-fact portrayal of a stage manager; Mark Tawson is fear-somely real as the psychotic end of the triangle, and Jackie Kelk is as amusing as he can be as a stage-struck candy vendor.

But Joan McCracken is the personality girl of "Me and Juliet," and her single dressing room number, "It's Me," sends up an overdue sky rocket, and gets the real big appiause. The music, I think, will prove mostly to be solid and enduring stuff, especially "No Other Love," one of those "natural" tunes which are Dick Rodgers' hallmark. "Keep It Gay" is another appealing-melody, and so are "Marriage Type Love." "That's the Way It Hap. pens" and "I'm Your Girl." Robert Alton's dances are the strongest component of the show as spectacle, and when the boys and girls have full stage and costumes to brighten things up, those dances are an eye-filling marvel of grace and whirling precision. Jo Miel-ziner's settings must have cost plenty of pnir" headaches, to make all the ntxetiary changes, and they are magnificently effective.

Miss Sharaff made up in color contrasts what she could not have in design, for the rehearsal costumes, and used up all the spectrum for the fancy dress. MARJORY ADAMS Movie Question Box What is Patsy Kelly doing now and please tell me where to reach her? Mrs. M. J. K.

A The last I read about Patsy was that she may make a TV appearance with Tallulah Bankhead in the near future. I do not have her. address, as she has not made films for some time. Her first picture was "Going Hollywood." Before that she was well known on the stage, especially in such revues as "Vanities" and "Sketch Book." Patsy was best known in the short comedies sne made with tie late Thelma Todd. Please tell me about Ron Hagerthy of "The Stooge," Larry Blake and John Hart.

Eve. A Ron Hagerthy is his real name. He was born in Aberdeen. S. 21 years ago, but moved to Glendale, before he was old enough to go to school.

He attended Glendale City College and is married to the former Patti Taylor, his schoolboy sweetheart. His current film is Warner's 3-D "Charge at Feather River" in which Guy Madison and Frank Lovejoy appear. Ron's pictures include "Starlift." "Force of Arms" and "I Was a Communist for the FBI." I have no biographies on Blake or Hart, who appear for variouf studios. rr.l A. mltJi0 rim'3'rjr'i-lm9 WW 9 I lat 5-i706 p.

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Show Saturday mm uk mm erSt.Jf(S.!U,S MICKEY JONES-HARRY SAVOY DtBHA 0ANH-SID NAOILL RAl JOYCE Nmi Miis Betly Howard-Herbla Bsrrls "I LOVE MELVIN" Dsnil t'CONNOII Bfkklt NEYNOIDS AM, IIS ON MI RDFR" lth Dick Botarde-Jcan Kent STAGE IN TOWN r-PASSION-SWCPT DRAIiUl rorjsoorj I WYNN "5T DAYS BUliAnT niM ))L) rr UAMDLtKI KitxiiirnDna 1 1 1 AjrLn ocFWU5 I nii-paaiiilliiliiajBaaa lWV jm 1 r-Vwl I i 1 1 'i-LJL i vo? zttt: braintree tvu ra mm mm irvw at. itw jm nf jmint.n.timiv mm mm aww awtw a 1 tfllllIKlll IIIHSV3 I 1 1 I rl if THEATRES I tllHsufm Hi llllll 111,1 ,1 MeCALL JACK PLUS 2nd SHOCK HITI 49th MAN" IRELAND RICHARD DENNIND, MAKCAMQr'M I I Ulv NC PBIHF Bttn ij 7 DORCHESTER CODMAN Hsv wura-Chat linn NmIm firlln, "THE PRESIDENT'S LADY' 1 0 7 4s A gnr "BLUE GARDENIA nlinWiina "IHOUBlf ALONG tHt STRAND V. 'SNOROCll'i I IHf HON' Miillvs Mnnrn "NIAGARA" ftchnlcalar 110 7:11 FIELDS Hcmrry o. "ISIOPY" liyl "ABOVE AND BEYOND" UPHAM9 frsnthm loin "QUN MOLL" NEWTON PARAMOUNT Mat. 7 Inhn I Rlcar da "IROIIHll ALONG Mnnl.lb.n tNt WAY" "S0MRKM0" ASTOR NOW SHOWINQ Rita Hayworth Stewart Granger "SALOME" Calar ky IFCHNICOLOt ilk CHtlLES LAUCHI08 BOOH 91J CONTINUOUS COMINO MAT 18 ll'l lichsiciisr mi filarrlaf usiie CAHON AlWAVt, yflMFTHIN6 O0INC 9 A.M.

Is 11 n. nunwtaiit a I Sal. M. i iLLL Rose La Rose 4 i muuu fednitc Show FridaTi; MANN ktlNn IMOGEN! LEE Nt Week VI Morgan ('has. Roblnii TtUFIX JAPAN MCMt Kin Loiki (I'll Dilis.t EiDoaku Posjjt 8 Niih nmm iy? mi SOU RUN Mill lOWlftt "CITY BENEATH THE SEA" TfrMNICtM NATICK COLONIAL Mil.

Eit. 7:45 A Complete Technicolor Program Rock Hudson Ricardo Montalban Barbara Hale Pier Angeh "SEMINOLE" 'SOMBRERO1 NEWTON Msrilyn Monroe "Niaqara" J. Cotten NEWTON "I DON'T CARE GIRL" ROSLINDALE RIALTO J. Stewart-Janet Leigh "NAKED SPUM" in enmr Rirhard Conti "BLUE GARDENIA" ROXBURY RIVOLI John Wivni-Oonni Brd "IROUBLE ALONG THE WAY" B. 6rs.

"BANDITS OF CORSICA" Sal. Mat. "Mnqle Carpir'-'-SHnwniaw Molimrs ROXIE B. Montalkas iuii HaywarB 'PRESIDENT'S LADY' 1:156:351000 SOMBRERO aslor 8:15 SOMERVILLE BALL SO. Mat Et 7:45 Jam.s Stewart "NAKED SPUR" I color Dan Daile "TAXI" Encyclopedias May 11th DCH44LD O'CONNO MRUr VrvtsMUIlYti XHlUmaN IntT ALMOST LYNCHED CENTRAL Silvana Mangano "ANNA" RIDE THE MAN DOWN" WALTHAM Greg.

Peck 1 CENTRAL 'GREAT WHITE HUNTER1 "CAPt. bihd'1 Lnmn EMBASSY Mai. U0-fM Joss Wayn. "TROUBLE At (INS THE WAY" Om. Mnntannmy "OFSPL BAPfl" rslw WOLLASTON WOLLASTON Mil.

1:30 Toniahl dto A 8.0C Audia murpny "GUN SMOKE" Tyrom Por "MISSISSIPPI CAMBlfR" T'mlnr ARLINGTON lann IIUAVCn CDIIDH Celar ky iiMfi.w sirwil TKhi.ii.isr CAPITOL "Tha Desperate Search" BRIGHTON EGYPTIAN Mil. J0-f. 7 JO ST 2 W00 loh Wivn "TAOUILE ALONG WAV" Dnnna HtH R.oh.rd Montalban "SOMBRERO" CLEVELAND CIRCLE CIRCLE 10 6.A040 Mat. 7:00 Hiflilv iicominrnilftl Anslkfr Blf Milt Johs Wlv.i "HOUBlf A10N6 THE WAY" MloUIIhh "SOMBRERO" color DORCHESTER FRANKLIN Mil. 6:30 A bllv.n.

Mmssns I Satan HsywarS "ANNA" "PBESI0ENTS LADY' 30-9 40 I 1:15 16:10 MORTON Aara Wtsnw Sklrln Boeth COME BACK LITTLE SHIBA" "CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE" HANCOCK VILLAGE HANCOCK Cnt truio 6PM mli Parkins I. Sli.itt "THE NAKED SPUR" nlr Ansa Balllf "BLUE 4.ARDINIA" B. Cat. HYDE PARK I.m., ft.w.rl "NAKED SPUR" Te.lar PAIRMOUNT A 6lf "BLUE CARDINIA SA1URDAT MATINEE SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW JAMAICA PLAIN JAMAICA lann StamTt, lanrt Irish I in lor "NAKED SPUR" 2 S0 6 3O-9J0 T'nlw "BLUE GARDENIA" 1 158 MATTAPAN ORIENTAL Wavnl-Danna BfeJ "JROUBLE AIONC THE WAV" 2 40 6 10-9 JO "BANDITS OF CORSICA" 1:15 05 I TR0E LW.N0 I AT THE FAIR" I I THE WAV- I 'lR I msosMwai I V.mii.nt.iinni, To-i I -snail ronssr-.