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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1931 Woman's Amusements Twenty-Three Tips on Building Nonl Coward's London ronirdy hit with Alfred Lunt. I.M111 Funtdne. t. inn Best nd Buan Ahernt in the tun ing role; Dear Snowdrift 1st I hop I have your nom correct.

I should have answered your request soon STAGE AND MUSIC TODAY Vm T-o 4nd "Challenge of the WUd," with tilrns at the Trans-Lux Gcarge nd shciUlh Craluimi "Valloy of the Kings," starring the films opening tomorrow at the Robert Taylor and Eleanor Parker, Trans-Lux Theatre Cement Wall er, but somehow misplaced yourl letter, Hope you haven't Unshed! Dear Jan Von Goyen Having a I AMUSEMENTS ItinileH hiirifffjt atrnnff hark andlP'ekling, as tins is a wondenuli determination, I think all iviuat niuMcua pitiwes sue ihittpp. hut this nni i nwpft and GLTTING GrRTIt'S OARTtR'-Ma-luc Theatre at 7 and Sexy old ffrre by Wilson CnMiwn and Aveiy Hopwood Willi Nat Burn. Wile Davenport. T.ve Morrow and Billit Nelson irutuied. 'QUADRILLE" Colonial Theatre at neea is some sand, cement andlgood to the last drop.

The onsinal water. Mix your cement rather: was sent in years ago by "Thts'l ClaaASoS 'NO vy dry (like doujh easily handled) 1' OUR GWBE FAMILY Sister Speaks on Recipes Writing recipes is the subject of an annual conference for several hundred people who write cook books and other recipe material. All week long they work cooperatively to adjust terms and recipe format for rational uniformity. Their goal business, too is satisfied homemakers and families. Writing recipes by Globe sisters is the subject of a recent letter of one self-termed, Dumb Bunny.

The lady explains, "Maybe no one else will admit it, but I'm not the only 'Dumb in a bucket or old coal scuttle. h-ir AMUSEMENTS Mix and use about halt a bucket' at a time. Soak the cement pieces A well in water. This is important because the cement adheres better to wet rock or brick. If you mix the cement and sand too mushy you'll need a iorm of JOHN DEREK 'ELAINE STEWART mi mm A ii ightful cemeh! VtT IM to Harm KING COLE NEW HIT I a i boards or tin to keep the cement ,1 CChOld POST nea or ner letter is lor lull nd i (Jay's Globe centers around the forrinieta rerinps.

Rv "rnmnlpillnnc ifitik.n from running off and leaving your 1 .101 AllVI'tll ucic uuiuc on vivli GEORGE WEIN ine says she would like to ee'girls of Boston Consolidated Gas monar weaKl very Globe recioe eive: presents Company say they "build" The best thing to do would be In the. story are interesting, help-to tear down the old wall, bit by ful Undines as well as two favorite bit. die a trench to the frost level Today 3 to 10 P.M. TomorrowNoon to 10 P.M. SUNDAY 1 to 6 P.

M. I Sna 1 cake and frostine' reciDes. land uour in rocks and cement for ttimut bum tUMtlM tratmvivF.s Rl.Val.Xtt TOIVW ai 1:00 P.M. Here is a home service girl's first a firm Otherwise when the! choice for a Friday casserole. It's ground freezes in Winter and one "Homemakers say is a up the pressure wouldi HOTEL TOURAINC 1 KCWTI tu'J favorite." TOXITE AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS SUNDAY at 3 P.

M. mmn ai ir if 1. Oven temperature for everything. Exact number of degrees may not be essential in casseroles but It means the difference between tuccess and failure to cakes and cookies. 2.

Exact measurements, so readers will have courage to go ahead and try every recipe. We want to know, how much did you use of each ingredient to -make the dish "just right." 3. Length of cooking time, to help -with planning ahead. 4. Type and size of pan for baking.

I have two sizes of bread pans and three different cake pans. Which to use? I don't know unless you tell me and I need to know! 5. The number of servings. And In cookie recipes how many SUBURBAN THEATRES SACLUIIVI N. t- MOMI Of GtWRHAMA MAMMOTH JAZZ SESSION CHET BAKER Quartet LEE KONITZ Quartet Pmwi Russell Buck Clayton Vie Dickenson and the STAARIN6 eventually crack and weaken the wall.

Second-hand bricks are usually cleaned. The old mortar can be tapped oft with a hammer, but the bricks often break. The curve could could be kept by using the bricks sidewise or widthwise. You would need a form of tin or plywood to keep them balanced until the mortar My daughter and I used a piece of plywood when formed our curved front cement steps. We drew an Haddock Louisiana 2 potinds haddock fillets.

cup minced onion. Vs cups milk. 3 tablespoons flour. 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, lk teaspoon salt. 't teaspoon pepper.

lk cup grated American cheese. NEPONSET REVERE DEDHAM NATICK W. ROX8URY 0 PAUL DOUGLAS asatbeAinencaji WAtNtNCTOH tft IIMI tin (IT mMmMWWWWmMMMMWmMmwmMmMmMMMWmwWmWwWmMmmW TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL $1.00 BOY SCOUT SHOW TOM'W (Saturday) Til. HU 2-3670 cup cooked cleaned shrimp, 1 rwifnT 1 tablespoon minced parsley. Place fillets in creased 16x6x2- arc, centered from the middle of MUADEtt" A.

-I tfl slT inch halting dish Srjrinkle with the threshold. We drove metal HOWASLO KEEL TANK. POWELL Soiminced opnion. Pour milk veriStakes in the line, and bent the II II U'c Big. Thrilling cooKies does the recipe make important! Mystery Dramal I m-u-in Mi LL BmwZesotMmt Ptfirt fish.

Bake in 350-degre oven until plywood in an arc over tne line, fish is tender, about 30 minutes, i We then filled the form with rocks, Meanwhile melt butter in saucepan sprayed them with the garden hose, 131 I'li'it i CTICHMICOLOaa -a-i 1 1 aj i NOW ONE IS A TWO ARE BETRAY ED I Dumb Bunny adds, "All this may seem foolish to you but to me, wrong guesses are expensive in food and time. Frankly, I am ashamed of a flop due to a wrong and blend in flour, salt and pepper. When fish is done, remove from oven. Pour off milk, and stir into Clark GABLE CROSSED JWMSXyi- ana pourea tne cement, over iae rocks. The steps are still firm after two years.

Hope 1 have Isn't it interesting to note the odd jobs some of us women have to do to keep safety and order around our Lana TURNER Added Attraction 1 I guess pn an incomplete recipe. And butter mixture. Cook over sim-! don't you agree that when a recipe mer flame stirring constantly, until is good enough to pass along it's smooth and thickened. Add cheese worth the time it takes to write1 and stir until melted. Add cleaned "swsjssjescsi it I I I ri i i- Victor MATURE TXCOVStV yilX I Sinaina Star of EPIC Records I 1 i jf M-G-M'i I TONIGHT I TOMORROW I CONTINUOUS Vl I 7.

I MEDFORD BRAINTREE bvbtb rrn ii bpi bt iiiri tas i i flfuS "YELLOW TOMAHAWK? VtSS rat on complete details." Ishrimp; heat. Pour sauce over fishjhomes! Hope Mary Martha notices Making recipes is as importantjand place under broiler until deli- this. It certainly isn't a credit to writing them. Cooking story onlcately browned. Garnish with our soft, spongy, husbands! the household page of next Sun-1 parsley.

Four to six servings. Three Gardena DOROTHY DIX SAYS: Be a Big-Eyed Listener Panicky With a Boy; OK With Group Vontinuousfrom7 CfM: ORPHEUM STATE 11:15 Route3 OPEN FROM P. M. TO CURFEW TfTl INTRODUCING THE CAPTIVATING Vtt" i tfiBB 4 FRENCH SONG STYLIST LORRAINE .1 I AllI 'ANKWArl as raaiaiaai! 1 MdiJirailiiifl HUMPHRty BOGART VAN JOMNSOK DRy CALHOUN UE AN SIMMONS ftinvon'' tern are bound to lag behind a bit in 'PRHATE HELL 36" IDA LUPINQ STEVE COCHRAM phil CARtr'AUPREy TOTTEI? at least one thing. III I MI I Ifr." IWiumr! One can't have the world com ARLINGTON FRAMINGHAM Dear Miss Dix What can I do for a particular case of shyness? I am 16, come from a very happy, middle class home, and am a student in high school.

I have had experience singing before groups of 300 or more people, belong to several clubs, am president of one, and of average looks. "If '-HOTEL TtHDOKt'o0 "King Richard and the Crusaders" nu Harriion-Vlralnla Mays "Duffy of San Quentin" L. Nayeanl pletely conquered at 16, Sheila. At your age, even your singing does not provide assistance in making boy friends, for at the same age young men are liabilities, not assets, to a choral group. When you're in a small group, don't BACK BAY grope feverishly for conversation material: play the role of the big- eyed listener, which should get sin rpontt numrout imcnt for One Week OnlvJ I you by until the shy period wears off, which it will.

I'm sure that in another year you'll be quite a GORMAN ftST "Shanghai Story" $1 ggggas rW 7 -coniiatTY technicolor Stereophonic Mat. :30 Mi" Dfr "Tnt latttit" Hi that 1 would advise you to stop worrying over this minor failing. Cf course, being dateless is anything but a minor crisis at your age, but you must bear in mind that you are still very young, and really there are many, many girls who don't date until they're past 16. Though you don't realize it, actually your silence in a twosome is a tribute to you. With so many talents and abilities, you're to De congratulated on not having the habit of monopolizing a conversation with "I did this" or "You should have heard me when," etc.

Since you have risen successfully to the top on so many ac CmemaSoope --HP'S OtUV'tS I ssssssM.Mwms r' M.iiiM. I ST. GEORGE Viotor Mature Jean 8immons "The Egyptian" Although I have no trouble at all speaking in ront of a group, I become completely lost for words when trying to maintain a conversation with one person. Possibly it is the reason I have never had a date, and perhaps that is really what bothers me. I've done all the things usually recommended for this failing, such as giving parties at home, reading books on personality development, Nothing, however, seems to loosen my tongue.

Hjw can I learn to converse freely? Sheila F. Answer The same trouble has fflicted many older people, as well as teen-agers, Sheila. In fact, some' very famous people have been known to get panicky when confronted with your problem. You do so well in important things COMMOKWEALTH AYE. il DARTMOUTH SI.

XJkffJW. belle, so be patient, and good luck. Write Dorothy Dix for free leaflet D-18, "Making Conversation." In all cases, be sure to enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope and send request to her, care of the Boston Globe. HINGHAM LORING HALL Cln'Scosa-Sttrtwilian)! SsanS LORETTA YOUNG JOSEPH COHEN STAGE INTOWN p0ffflffltMffl "7 BRIDES FOR 7 BROTHERS" Hanrars Kttl-lana rawtll Short Saalnti UTTLS 1SUH HYDE PARK Symphony Hall I i Soreen FAIRMOUNT DORCHESTER RCAR AIWIiiiW "ROOGIES Dorothy Dix writes regularly in the Boston Sunday Globe. You can resweeten cream which is beginning to sour by adding a pinch of baking soda.

CODMAN lobirl Tsylsr-EKanor Psrlur liB.nti iinmaii BUMP" Sat. Mat. Kiddie Kartoon Karnlval tivities, and are well past your age group in public speaking and performing, it's inevitable that you "Vslley af thi Kings" IsehHieslsr Ida Laslnt-Sttvi Cochran "PRIVATE HELL 36' Sal. Mat. 4 Wall Dlmay Color Carlsom Canals' Data, Goofy Plats, Silly Symahont LYNN In Cinemascope There Wi as a I ree STRAND "THE SHANGHAI STORY1 Pats P.oman-Co'.

'(rlm Joss Darok "THE OUTCAST" In Color Sat, slat. 8 Color Cartoons Eiitfa COINS IN THE F0UIITAII Technloolor "CARIBOU TRAIL" By ANNE CAMPBELL JSF'yT SUNDAY 1 5 nwucvrn 9 1ft DM 1 Ids lupins "PRIVATE HELL 36" 830wi yw "VAUEY QF THE KINGS" goTO 'CAINE MUTINY' Bogart-Fsrrep-Johngon "THUNDIR PA88" Din Clark Jk 1 OLVMPIA CiaianinH-I'Nler lilvfl Vt itn 'owall-Howard Keel 'lIlllifslJSSMi; "7 BRIDES FOR 7 BROTHER8" ftVJP Ma Usins "PRIVATE HELL 36" NEWTON Child Behavior Love Should Go to Children Without Any Sense of Duty There was one tree with welcome MALDEN in its heart, PDIUini Cent. I ll v.Mnissf IiVhib obi nvsnfliriBni Warntr Cnlar rrank Smith And gently waving branches when PARAMOUNT Is Color-Nampliray Baiart Jan Farrar-Vas Jahnian-Fraa' MucMarray "CAINE MUTINY" Glenn Ford "HUMAN DESIRE" Sat. Mat. Holy George MonUomity "Pathnnilar" Color and "The Caina Matlny" lata w.aa IMKDTIM I IITUCD1 1 came.

Ubl IIIHfl 111 SW I IIS.II "DRAGNET" It had seen scores of happy years By FRANCES L. ILG, M.O., and LOUISE BATES AMES, Ph.D. Dalt s.oart!i "Gambler From Natchei" It had hailed Spring's mild green "Shanghai Story" and Autumn flame. XPALL COLOR PROGRAM! DALE flOBERfSON JGiNA tOUCfcRGlOA John Derek "THE OUTCAST "ChHdren need love," say today's psychiatrists, and psychoanalysts, and pediatricians, and social workers. "Of course, they do," replies HfleviaBuHefinl But someone wielded its last AUDITORIUM ii ft fMt Herb.

Marshall Richard Euan T'talar develop a sense of guilt and thus be restricted even more rigidly from being capable of affection. Dr. Northway points out that much of today's over-emphasis on the importance of giving love, comes not from a of the relatively normal child in the rela enemy; Erra! Flrnn "CR08SED SWORDS" Calar BELMONT The 'axe in careless hands has laid Msroisno-Chsrles Fight Pictures it low. SVRAKJD Ee. hi S-l7off' MEDFORD No longer does my tree wait pa tively normal home setting, but FIRST Janet Geonte tiently; from clinical work with disturbed saaj a.

JJ i 5 I mm showirg! LEIGH BAFT 4 Dr. Mary Northway in a recent issue of The Bulletin of the Institute of Child Study, University of Toronto (a journal which we recommend to you.) "But this is scarcely a new idea At our Institute we have always assumed that most parents love their i No longer do the winds upon it i 1 1 1 1 i Blow. tOGVJE COP' Lrtfflrtfs or atypical children. Psychiatrists have found that many of their adult patients consider themselves ATJUfOrS-'i BOWDOIN SQUARE But when I pass the field, I see MEDFORD Bogsrt A Van Johnson "THE CAINE MUTINY" "A BULLET IS WAITING" ICA 7-1060 to have been unloved children. Whether they actually were un it stiu.

In my mind's eye, it stands there JANC VVYMAN ROCK HUDSON "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION VAN HEFMN 'TANGANYIKA' TICHNICOIOSJ MELROSE pfTfa cuves 1 GREGORY PECK brave and loved, or whether their memories of childhood have become distorted as a symptom of their sick Glann rf.rl.,. "HUMAN DESIRE" Its shadow plain upon the nearby WEST WEWTOW VrVfc MELROSE "BLACK DAKOTAS" ness, of course we do not know, hiU, Beneficently sheltering us alL NEEDHAM NEWTON Jehn fayna "SILVEI 10M V. IWalnrt pf METHIUS I THE CLSOIATOBS" ROSLINDALE nd we think that her point is a good one that she and her coworkers at Toronto have considered this deep persisting feeling of love which most parents feel, to be their own prerogative. Something that either exists or does rot exist, naturally. I n-rTlLtLtScIrT ARLINGTON yWrltn I "GARDEN OF EVIL" 'ITcVoZ Jj, ffif ffi'- C) I "PUSHOVER" Fred IWacMurray I i i Ml 1 1 CLEVELAND CIRCLE BRAINTREE Some present-day workers go so M.

Irtaa 10 JO PARAMOUNT En. 7:40 f. iar as to say tnat not only should Rot lobt. BRAINTREE CinemeScope Cllltes Wets "Thrss Caint in tin 'oantaln" Anna Bancroft "Gorilla At Large" Taylor "Valley of the King" Ida Lupino "PRIVATE HELL 36" RIALTO James Blawart "REAR WINDOW" Calor 31:10 "ROOGIE'S BUMP" Movie Schedules parents love their children but all adults workinr with children ALL SEATS RESERVED NORTH STATION Sal. Mat.

"Tartan" A "Roogie'a Bump" She suggests that to say, "You! BROOKLINE $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 2:40 should first and foremost love them. That is, they "should de Cartoons Fres pencil beis CIRCLE LB 6-4040. Mil. 1:45. a.

1:00 Saa This a.caa'taiy Awars CanttnSsr "REAR WINDOW" Silas Ulcharfian "HOLLY AND THE IVY" tsx inci.i Tickets Now Box Offico ROXBURY ASTOR- "Sabrina." 9:55, 12:20, 5:03. 7:30. Short. 9:30, 2:10, 4:35, 7. 9:20.

BEACON HILL Watt Disrey't ishing Prairie," 9:30. 11:10. 2:20, 3:55. 5:30. 7.

8:30. 10:13. must love your children," denies the very nature of love, namely that it is given freely with neither sense of duty or of virtue. To 1RIVOLI Ml 5-0100 At laialsr film COOLIOGE Mat. 1 7:46 Cinema8oopo Color Deluse "7 Brides For 7 Brothers" "GAMBLER FROM NATCHEZ" 3) 2J ttUMPriRty SOOAT velop a deep emotion through which they should relate to the child.

As to this. Dr. Northway com DORCHESTER 4Ts npiliir UMTIUV" Shawnai Start tinim ItlUIUII IM MUTINY IY FRANKLIN in Calar Alffes MitckcMk'l firsts kX" "REAR WINDOW" 2S Attlae Cs hit "JUNGLE HAKEATf SS Sat. Mat. 'lack 4 Jantlt Mtntattrt BURLINGTON I KIR-yASIJ0MNS0N'r1IBIWrMli8lAy uy make loving a requirement is dangerous, for the adult who thinks he lacks this feeling may ments, and we agree, "This strikes Aaron Richmond presents the us as incongruous, not because it Ruth Warrick "Roogia's Bump" ClAMTWIPE SCREEN I would be undesirable, but rather.

Sat. Mat "llMtl' 1 Hr. Cartnsni flm NORWOOD ROXIE CintaiaSctM Calar "MOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE" Marilyn Monroe-Betty Grable "PRIVATE HELL 38" Sat Mat. "Disnty'i ar, el "I0BIN HOOD" i COLOR HITS IDEM A1COPI because it is humanly impossible." She concludes, "A child may MORTON CintmaScop Granary Peck "Night People" Ttclmicalsr "Three Young Tenant" T'taler HOWAROUEL'JAIIErOWtU NORWOOD Mat. 1 :45.

Eve. Cont. 6:30 I. HELL 86" "Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" iacK in nis nome tor foster home) the early experience of close inti Sat. slat.

"Thret Yaanf Tftans" Hair Cartaani SLVEIM RKIULS a sa 80MERVILLE SYMPHONY HALL HANCOCK VILLAGE QUINCY BALL 80. Wide Soreen rvrM nuilTlirRS macies, aucn iacK need not mar him irrevocably. If he finds that If juNCriON) ROUTES 3 BOSTON "This I Cinerama," 1:00 and 8:40. BOWDOTN'TJuel in the Sun," 10:41, 2:08, 5:30. 8:52: "Killer From Space," 9:30.

12:52. 4:19. 7:41. CENTER "Weak and Wicked." 12:00, 3:52, "EgypUan," 9:30, 1:22, 5:14. 9:06.

EXETEK "Hinh Dry," 2:40. 4:55, 7:10, News Shorts. 2, 4:15, 6:30 8:45. FENWAY "Notorious," 11:30, 2:45, 6:05, "Farmer's Daughter 1:05. 4:30.

7:50. KEITH MEMORIAL "Hana 9:30. 12:35. 3:40, 8:45, 9.55; "Blackout' 11. 2:05, 5:10, 8:20.

KFNMORE "Tight Little Island," 1:00, 3:57. 6:54, "Lavender HiU 2:27, 5:24. 8:21. MAT LOWER "Magnificent Obsession." 11:10, 2:35, 6:00. 9:25: "Tanganyika." 9:40, 1:00.

4:30, 7:55. METROPOLITAN "A Star Is Born," 10:10. 1:40. 5:05. 8:35.

janes liewari -near wmoow Risth Warrie "ROOGIE'S BUMP" CO MIT -TtNHCSStt HIT, STRAND "CAINS MUTINY" "GAMBLER FROM NATCHEZ" LBUBIIHCTON rv iiT3 HANCOCK Ja. Stswsrt-Grece Kelly Parkins "REAR WINDOW" Calar Cant, T. M. "Reetis lasts'' IrsMlys OaSaat! fat, slat. 1 JO Sa1at CMISfS'i Sk CAPITOL James Stewsrt-G'ace Kelly REVERE "REAR WINDOW" calar Alia "ROOGIE'S BUMP" CAMBRIDGE ZfwTl I oeueious JAMAICA PLAIN REVERE "7 Bride for 7 Brothers" In Cinemascope "Golden Idol" 8at.

Mat. Special Children'! Show I nder TtlrertisB of EUGENE ORMANDY (J.T.!?W0CT.25-SEATSN0W Obsrnkirchen Children's Choir Inlrorfucer of sono h't 'HAPPY WANDERER" SYMPHONY HALL CENTRAL "SSOKEH LAKCt" ClnaiaStesa "PRINCESS OF THE NILE" ROXBURY JAMAICA lana fwll CumskScsh T'talar "7 BRIDES fll 7 saOIMESi'' 9:30 Sttas Cscsrsa "PIIIVATE NELL 36" 1:201 Sat. Matlnn ll Klaalt Sh "TAIZAII" "KH Bynaniltf" "lmn" 4 fnt Pantll Kltt EGLESTON In Cinemascope WALTHAM 6YW "7 Brides for 7 Brothers" diIDm lur oiuuieii COLT" coi ll.Wfr";TT'7 1 SIMMfWSpr Bat. Mat. Middle Kartoon Karnlval CENTRAL atal.

2 f. 7:45 einiafea M. MSMSS "HOW Tl ASY A StllLIOHAIIIE" Jaaniia train "VICKI" ORPHEUM "Betrayed." 11:23, people are concerned with providing for him the best they can, and treating him with care, skill and human warmth, his situation would not be improved if the people caring for him pretended a love they didn't genuinely feel. "To do so would be to confront him with emotional hypocrisy which is perhaps the besetting sin that underlies the bewilderments of our sophisticated era. Parents or workers, we can give only what we feel, but we can express our feeling with the concern that comes from sympathy and the skill that grows from wisdom." We would like to emphasize with the Danish psychologist Kierke IKIATTAPAN "Yeuow lomanawk.

10:00. 1:30, 5:00.8:30. SAUGUS CENTER PARAMOUNT "Notorious," 11:10, 2:35, ORIENTAL Humphrey Bogart "CAINE MUTINY" At "PRIVATE HELL 38" 1 m. Monro "River of No Return" STATE "GO MAN, GO" BRATTLE HASVADO S. II -Wib Carf Grant-Douglas Fairbank.

"GUNGA DIN" 307:309:30 EMBASSY Humphrey Bogart "CAINE MUTINY" Also "PRIVATE HELL 88" 'Calna mutiny' 2.45-9 "PtiaH Hill' 6:03. 9:30: Farmer Daughter. 9:30. 12:55. 4:20.

T.oi. SOMERVILLE PILGRIM "Bogue Cop." 9:30. 12:25. NATICK TEELE SQ BROADWAY WOLLA8TON rni naisL iniu u.l aa" in.7:)0 Hamakra, t'Pllljr UIITIUV" taltr WOLLA8TON "DAWN AT SOCORRO" "CAINE MUTINY" aesrt wnniw niuiini jaca I'linnriNFT Clark Gable-Vivien Leign "GONE WITH THE WIND" Sat. Mat.

"NAKED SPUR" Carina. "Time of Their Lives" Aast't Cat'a'w Aleiander LAMP SHADES. GLASSWARE, ETC. FOR ELECTRIHERS, FIXITS, HOBBYISTS. 0PS3 SATURDAY bostoh ur2Kr Tamnrrem at 1:15 Sutlal tnlls'rta't thett DRIVE-IN DRIVE-IN 6:23.

"Fast and furious, 11:10. 2:10, 8:10. 8:05. STATE "Betrayed." 11:30. 3:00 8:25.

"Yellow Tomahawk." 1:35, 5.00, 8:30. TELEPIX Cisco Town: Vincent Lonez: Dogs Border Patrol! Sports; Comedy: News: 2 Cartoons. Continuous 10:30 to midnight. TBANS-Ll'X "Seven Bride for Seven Brothers." 11:13, 2:39, :0.5. 931; "Man From 9:30.

12:56 4:22. 7:48. gaard in his Works of Love: "The tree is recognizable by its fruits and the parent by his children, and SOMERVILLE CinaKauast-littnltMar James Mason-Janet Leigh "PRINCE VALIANT" "LAUGHING ANNE" Wendell Corey Isoeuf tirnur uimaivfr sIMOtlt II JOHN MAriiC yet the growtn oi eacft is ex ALFRED LUNT LYNN FONTANX! BRIAN AHERNE- EDNA BEST Quadrille NOEL COW AH3 OPERA N. Y. CITY OPERA CO.

SEATS AT OPERA HOUSE I Sit. -Sea. Mats. in. ROY.

I afat'H r-'ll jia 6 sj-evTV vtm mm a-nw si ana I IrcetcM VAins munni rrr t-AY fkom Louisiwa pressed through slow maturing I sw eta -rmmoeai rasar rrv THAT MFVca LtPS nrocess. SOUTH BOSTON Love, too, develops through small beginnings and through small steady expressions. UPTOWN "Gambler From Natchei." 12:30. 3:30.. 6:30.

9 XO; "Crossed BROADWAY I Canner-iilia JO "Franei Join the Wscs" Johnny Sheffield "GOLDEN IDOL" 8t. Mat. Certoone. Reg. if LAST WEEK 1 III 1 Swords." 11:05, 2.05.

5 Ox 1:03. CHARLESTOWN HUMPHREY BOGART i Jeck Webb THOMPSON SQ AUDREY HEPBURN Full Length sin RUCTH The number of American illit STRAND CiHsiaicsea 4 Tataaiaalat "7 Brides lor 7 Brothers" 7U Dsns Clerk "THUNDER PASS Nk -Li I WILLIAM H0LDEN Feature Hit uiiUMUfcl Donn Corcoran "GYPSY COI.T" Sat. Mat. Cartoon and Prise erates over 14 was reduced from 20 percent of the population in 1870 to 2.5 percent in 1952. Tickets for Gala Opening Niaht Nov.

1 SOUTH WEYMOUTH We Game; DORCHESTER INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART 138 NEWBURY ST. CAMEO in CinemsScone C. Wtss "8 COINS IN THI FOUNTAIN" Lee J. Cobb "GORILLA AT LARGE" mm (TfiYfnrr? MalJi.r VTLDel WEYMOUTH CantlaaMt Baltr ft Svaa. se p.

sat The Uncle Dudley Editorial i a iiniiuifiii- ii WEYMOUTH In CinemeScope "3 Coins in the Fountain" "SJ?" Sat Hit kWait Kartean HKnlwt. If Ts ASTOR REMAINING SEATS it J0R01I HIU rillCf CIIN Famoii InlO OUllaEireptaH Soprani SCHWARZKOPF su. arr, oct, ai QUARTETTO ITALIANO WINCHESTER Luncheon or Dinner served In -the true Hew England manner. The PILGRIM LOUNGE for a per-feet pre-game cocktail or aftergame fatten s.Tmstm. ippisiti nn li oex Brif Ine ilH a sleUclaos Uatfcsosi eisro) tkt rode.

ADAMS CE -2080 '11 aeart Waimr-lamai straa laarl luat tieraraicaea "Prince Valiant" Clar Bittl aaar "3 Young Teaans" Calar -ra I isatajawoca Read It in Today's Globe Read it in next Sunday's Globe. Read all of the fea. tures in vour DAILY and SUNDAY GLOBE. MWMPMRLY svoanT Si cwasuscot EVERETT "THE EGyPTIAN" PARK "THE PHANTOM i JOSt The ARTS BALLET PEABODY PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT TOM'W NIGHT OF THE RUE MORGUE" Ehelly Winter "PLAYGtRL" 'SEVE ISIHfS PHI ktvte netHEiS'' I I knerl Kaal Only Its solaitea fraiia Nrtli Biaw. "THEWEAjCWICKED "The mi CAISI" ttersa lad.