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Ten " Amusements THE BOSTON1 DAILY GLOBE-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1938 Stage, Music Today FLOWER DRUM SONG" Shubcit Theater at 2:30 and 8:30. The ne Hosier and Hammerstem musical aiout trie Chinese contingent in San FranciFco with P.st Suzuki. 1'iyoshi L'rncki. Juanita Hal!. Keye Luke and Ed Kennev. Directed bv Gene Kelly "THE DISENCHANTED" Colonial' Theater at 2:30 and F.:30. A play bv Burid Schulberg and Harrv Breit from Schulbern's novel about a v-riter and his luckless love ip the Jail Era. with Jason Robards Jr.. Rosemary Harris and Gee-rue Griz-tard. Directed by Daviu Freuman. "THE ICEMAV COMITH" Charles Plavhouse 76 Warrenton st., at 7:45. Bugene O Neill'a drama, presented for the first time in Boston by the Jharles Players, with Fd FinneRan. udse Springer. Nick Smith. Olvm Bia Dukakis and John Heffernan. irected bv Michael Murray. AMUSEMENTS SUBURBAN Dedham Revere E. Boston fititMSR! IN-CAR HEATERS AT 1 Daziliitf 1RIGITTE i . 1 1 1 i . i ,M 1tiffi7iy " VSfS WATJJWATS J if'S TREMENDOUS! ' I :fem. I lot A GETS ' jpU. i&iZi-1 J w TTCHNlCOLOR rrrcjTsrF-K Y-. TAB ami, thru Taum. lot office MEDFORD t iiaiawainaiili j wsluhstoi itmt tut, tffi fimyj '.' io;30 cm. sch-ii i:3o . - IAJ1. IA.1A A, 1 ' I Ulf-L fH" P1 KIKK BURT f frffWv-SVa T y-l DOUGLAS LANCASTER ...Vf""' L,WNksitiJl f7T,7iTi4 silvano anna" REASON f HTT;i .! g 'j-jJOiTriliTLI "ULYSSES" B0St TATTOO" EXTRA GAL. GAS PER CAR SAVE SAFE NO ECTBHS3HITS"B0Dr S FREE CAMBRIDGE ALL COLOR SHOW fry j -j -J BLH : aajJ L.jU.jiia i.i.,M1)lhiitl.,i lt, . .Ya, Tab Hunter-Gwan Verdon In Natalia Wood-Karl Maiden In Tab Hunter-Gwan Verdon In "DAMN YANKEES" Piu. ONE COMPLETE MEDFORD tlWVAK -ATBCTT-H THEATRES TPI.&SAT. MVSTIC VAUiY PARK WAV, OP nraiaaii sa aaiaarrimv- ALLVEAfc Tt'J- JJHIJJ JI I 1 ARLINGTON REGENT a INDISCREET" Cary Grant-Inoriil Beromm 'CHASE A CKMlKfll &HADAW" Tn Jot. M 'Sitelliu la tht Jil' na. 'Iitdlurut' Jacques Tati's . ''MY UNCLE la Entau CHOI M .,.. - mllQ .D-LlMSa 1 Y "'w" fFi rtflMUif v vfeutViRP0N damn yankoes INCRID UERCMAN rsr--,tL SPcari cc . trunq?Hat' BELMONT STRAND lurii Bwtiaia "INDISCHEET" Bit. 1, "THE HARD MAN'" En. 7:45 Ciilirtn's Skn Tits Alurawl BRAINTREE BRAINTREE I. Ownirt "LA AISIfNt" In. 6:0 Rattan Onmi "A CERTAIN SKiLE" BROOKLINE COOLIDGE KIDDIE SHOW 10 . a). tOOJILtA. KING OF THE KOHSTEBS" ni "SING. BOY. SIRS" 2 Cartoant E. Jed ClianalM-EHInr WilliaiM "RAW WIND IN EDEN" Ctlar "ALL MINE TO GIVE" CAMBRIDGE awoiviaooai rKAIHUIT II THE JHieirv'i ' ra"aRMMw it r.mStal BRATTLE Harnr Saiara Brian's BarOnt Tl -422( "MLLE. STRIPTEASE" plus UPA cartoon festival 3 :30 o :30 7 :o3 3 :30 CANTON 'HEAVEN KNOWS MR. ALMbON" "APRIL LOVE" FREE HEAT D EDM AM COMMUNITY Mat. Taaay 10. Em. 7 jo Vm Ham't ifm itn Ftatat Until y m "THE MIRACLE O? MARCELL ldO "."JljPy HARDY COMES HOME"' DORCHESTER ADAMS E f-2080. A malt F-M Partial wi nil, hsivitkit a 9:50 llanr? Fonda "Stage Struck" 1:15-85 New MORTON Mdirilat. 1:00. 3 Sa Comady ''Pony Exprett" Cater 10 Calar Cartoaai l.enlnl Hir Fands "STAGE STRUCK" tilO Adalti Onlf 60 sea! 9:35 "'TPtuf.E t?E OF DR. LAUUFNT" EVERETT ' Ray "Naked And Tha Dead" PARK En. 7:45 "Badman'a Country" Iff 1 . - f i, . V U HI TT"'.r.rj' it "LA TR A VI AT A Wilbur Theater t 8:15. New England Opera Theater presentation, with Boris Goldovsky as conductor. MJ'STC WITH MART MARTIN Sym-ihony Hall at 2:30 and 8:30. Afternoon program is for children, with Miss Martin singing c variety of roles including "Pc ,er Fan." The evening program is a medley of tunes and roles from her musical successes; Dancer Dirk Sanders and others shara the bill. "MAGICAL HISTORY OF IR. I ALSTLS M I.T. Kresae Little Theater at 8:30. A comedy by Geoige Hitchcock; directed bv John GUiand. "TERMA" Welleslev Alumnae Kail a' 8:00. Garcia Lorca's tragedy pre-sented bv the Welleslev College Theater. AMUSEMENTS THEATRES tieponstt W. Roxbury Natick MM Fickaji VIOLENCE tn IHt HIGH sea IIRDOT JAMES VtSOX 09R0THY CWEN I-" PLUS AT NATICK aum. ivss ot I r st. iso sun. mo mbmwi MEDFORD HAZARD NO DELAY. NO INCONVENIENCES CoNm Tt Oiict Vnnr Nrnret CAMBRIDGE n T'lTT 'dTSs Natalia Wood-Karl Maiden "BOMBERS B-52" SHOW AT 7:30! BRAINTREE 'eotxiopfiit THE SmmLl Tat HUNTER GwenVERDUN niinRnr.F amn uen tea 111 I wm -m-iZ7--. FRAM1NGHAM GORMAN 3:10-6:45-9J0 I'TUC 01 00" Scientt-Ficiiaa I IIL ULUU Kfri!l Umisttr OiW Staet" 1:50-8J5 ST. GEORGE Color A:30-9:30 -MAN F THE WEST" Sry Ceotiir "Crsmh Lanciinq" dry MotIII a IS IrtJj 1:45 DUncy'i "tlttlt 0tlw" "rrttf i The Wolf" tc. k rf MM -a. IJaa.1. iwtr wa u UMI l . IH 1 Cm. A I Tin Hoof, J r HAIIME AeA (tan J OSM5-1;40 SAT. 1 tUN. 105 41! . 7 85 . t ia H1NGHAM LORING Mat. 1:30 "Kiw Wlrnj la Edea' In. 7 JO "LAST OF THE FAST GUNS" HYDE PARK "THE MATCHMAKERS" FAIRMOUNT "SIERRA BARON" KIDDIE SHOW TODAY LEXINGTON LEXINGTON Walt Ouney's "LIGHT IN THE FOREST" lam FitntraM "ROONEY" 8 JO Dal MALDEN WtE aWKIQ.' iooorTaay l"KI&,..ioooi: "IIAMN VHW'CCC" G.ea uniiut mnitLLi) Vrrdo. Tiylw "LAW A JAKE WAOE" . Widmafl STRAND Dm Mirtin-lnry Ltwil WAR yfSP ARMY fr A Inaa Ktltll "SIFRUA RASOil" Tulmluln Sunn "GUN RUNNERS" AniK M.rpriy MEDFORD MEDFORD Shirk? Bofltk'Antitfiny Ptrsias "THE MATCHMAKER i" Alia Last "THE BACLANDERS" MILTON MILTON Parliint. 705-9:15. BL 8-2335 -nun Reliva Dickens "Tale Cf ow IHSU SAT trtCIAL I UDLNT PRICES FBI. a SAT. NORWOOD NORWOOD n,mll Vntnae e'l" 1 NO 7-120O uuiiiii laiintci 6:30-9:45 "WIND ACROSS EVERGLADES' 330-8:13 QUINCY Ti Htntar "DAMN YANKEES" STRAND "VIOLENT ROAD" REVERE REVERE "Tha Nioht Heaven Fell" itk Iriiittt Sardot. A "A CERTAIN SMILE' SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE A BROADWAY "INDISCREET" l Car Grant-lnorld Barqman '"CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW" RUharal Tal Sat Nit. "Sitillita la S" na. "lasitcrwt" SOUTH BOSTON Broadway nt. 5 cartoons added 1:30 - 7 -30 "Tha Blob" and "I Blarri( d A Monatar From Outar Spaoa" STRAND Knrt mtat-Nn Wasaar "The HUNTERS" Calor. 3:00-8WO 1. BtOta "Ci'.tla Emplra" 1 JO-6 30-9:45 SOUTH WEYMOUTH -CAMEO Cary Grant "INDISCREET" lit. 630 "THE GOLDEN At, I OF COMEDY" STONEHAM 8TONEHAM Sfcirlrr B-'tn Psrklai "THE MATCHMAKER" Alaa Laid "THE BADLADERS" Mat. 7 ad ay "BADLANDER8 ' A Cartaaas WMKEfLD WAKEFIFt t CR 9-0412 'INDIBCREET" J:4-:20.ft:afl THE BADLANDERS" 1:2S-:00 COOLIDGE "BIG COUNTRY" WELLESLEY iCOMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE CE 5-0047 cary Grart-iwtd Bimaa la "INDISCREET" Alec Guineas "ALL AT SEA" Silaritay Matsina Cnltdrtn'i Shew at 30:00 Daoay Aaya "TwE COURT JESTER" A Cartoeat Times m ASTOR 'Tne old Man and the Sea." three performances, 2-so, 5:30. B:40. BEACON BILL "White Wilderness." B:-i5. 11:30, 1:15. 3:00, 4:45, 6:30. 8:15, 10:00; Shorts, 9:30. 11:00, 12:43, 2:30, 4:15, 6:00. 7:45. 8:30. BOSTON THEATER windjammer." presented In Cinerama, on show tonight at 8:40. CAPRI "Demoniac," 10:00, 11:50, 1:50. 3:H', S:50. 7:50. 9:55: Short Subjects, 11:40, 1:30", 3.30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. CASINO Stage, 13:00. 2:45. 7:15, 10:00; "Hot Spell," 9:00; "Wells Fargo," 10:05, 5:10. CENTER "Liane, Jungle Goddess," 8:40, 12:40, 3:45. 8:50, 9:50: "Time Lock," 11:15. 2:15, 5:20, 8:25. EXETER "Me and the Colonel," 2:00, 4:20, 6:45, 9:10; News and Shorts, 3:45, 6:10. 8:35. FEN WAT "Adventures of Tom Sawyer," 1:00, 3:50, 6:40, 8:30; "Gunfire on Indian Gap," 11:30, 2:25. 5:15, 8:05. GARY "Gigi," three performances at 2:40, 5:40 and 8:40 p.m. BKO KEITil MEMORIAL "From the Earth to Moon," 9:30, 12:30, 3:45. 8:50, 9:55; "Steel Bayonet," 11:10, 2:15. 5:20, 8:30. KENMORE "My Uncle," 1:10. 3:15, - 6:25, 7:30, 9:40; Shorts. 1:00. 3:05, 5:10, 7:20, 9:25. LOEWS OKPHEIM-"The Last Hurrah," 9:50, 12:15. 2:40, 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. LOEW'S STATE "The Reluctant Debutante," 11:50, 1:50, 3:a0. 5:50, 7:50, 9:50. , MAYFLOWER "Street Car Named Desire," 10:20, 1:00, 3:40, 6:25, 8:05: "Blue Men of Morocco," 9:50, 12:30, 3:10, 5:55, 8:35. METROPOLITAN "In Love and LEARN TO DANCE or Brush Up on All the Latest Dancea Na Contracts Necessary Call er Wits far TREE dance studio DANCE rpcTirir.sTr 2 Can lar fer Tat Price af A A " Tt Price ef r JQPRIVATE yr V MASONS !gs $500 V i ICG W r UN 4-686S a CLASS 5S0 Man. An.. Central Sr., Cams.. Mm. Sttdii Opts Dally 1 te 10 P.M. rvTni FREE CHA CH LESSONS rAIKA nary Sat. aliNt, 7:45-8.30 at hftilin m tuoT BALLROOM, PORTER SO.. CAMBRIDGE. STAGE IN TOWN COLONIAL LAST 2 TIMES TODAY 2:30 TONI'GHT 8:30 "Grand! Compelling! Curtain calls galore I" Doyle. American JASON ROSEMARY ROBARDS, JR. HARRIS A NEW PLAY BY IUDD SCHULBERG 4 HARVEY BREIT with GEORGE GRIZZARD Pfil fill! Ill 2 MflU Unu 17 UULUHIHL ,. iiiuii. nun. 1 1 SEATS NOW AT BOX OFFICE ELI MAUREEN WALLACH stapleton THE COLD V1UD AND THE WARM PRICES Mos. TNri Than. Eves. $4.40 1.65; Fri. k Sat. as. J4.5 t 2.20. Mali, lit Wi. Than, t Sat. 2N Wwk 4 Sat J3.85 to 1.10. i s 111 11 NEW ENGLAND OPERA THEATER TONIGHT 8:15 "LA TRAVIATA" (Sold Out) GOLDOVSKY BAZINET McCOLLUM HQLGATE TICKETS S5, $4, $3, S2 TODAY 2:30 P.M. CHILDREN'S PROG. TONIGHT 8:30 P. M. MARY MARTIN in NvmnnAiiv Mailt III WJIIIIIV1IJ IIHilj in I NEW MUSICAL REVUE Assisted by large stage Orchestra, Dancer & Guitarist. AMUSEMENTS lirii mrs icst -Tuf I. Him tl pp. Stiller NA -llS Show. 12-2 30-8 30 SATS. T-l I t 1 J 12 2:30-7:15-10 JAN TIFFANY AL ANGER TERM TEMPLE Next Mon. - Suzette ATOJI TICKETS AT A3 I Wi BOX OFFICE Vim aiVM it 1:40 litt ttu fcl in Sol. at 130 Crtra Sbowi Set. Mae Sim. at i:J0 SPENCEI TRACY M tlt8I lEilltWAr Z2J uos ottiot uutD iMur at 10 il. il. REX HARRISON KAY KENDALL f u.g.m:$ I 0t INDOOR PARKING t V WIST1 5JYL6 SPENCER TRACY ki FUNK SKEFFINGTON JEFFREY HUNTER DIANNE FOSTER PAT O'BRIEN Fil in m I. .weekI oru M5I, .- f ; Ml IS" WHEN THE ELECTION seems won, Spencer Tracy is snapped by photographers, in "The Last Hurrah" which continues at Loew's Orpheunv Theater. War," 11:30, 2:50, 6:10, 9:25; "Frontier Gun," 10:10. 1:30. 4:50, 8:10. PARAMOUNT "Adventures of Tom Sawyer." 10:45, 1:30, 4:15. 7:00, 9:45; "Gunfire on Indian Gap," 9:30, 12:10, 2:55, 5:40. 8:25. PILGRIM "Tarawa Beachhead," 9:45, 12:45, 3:45, 6:45, 9:45; "Kill Her Gently," 11:15, 3:15, 5:15, 8:15. SAXON "South Pacific," 2:30. 5:30, 8:30. TELEPIX "The Magnificent Seven," 2:15, 4:35, 7:00, 9:25; Shorts and News from 10.30 and at 4:30, 6:55, 9:20. TRANS-Ll'X "Blonde In Bondage," 9:45, 1:05, 4:30, 7:50; "Mademoiselle Striptease," 11:25, 2:50, 6:15. 9:35. UPTOWN "Damn Yankees," 11:05, 2:30, 5:55, 9:20; "Paris Does Strange Things," 12:55, 4:25, 7:50. Susan Hayward Here Monday Film actress Susan Hayward Jwill come to Boston Monday to meet the press in connec-lRfU tion with her latest film, .. Want to Live," due here in See the big show at the Commonivealth Armory in Boston.. NOV. 8-16 V V Imagination in ipotion General Motors' exciting new Motorama features CM's new lins l design for '59 in the Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oidsmobile, Buick and Cadillac. You'll see the ne Chevrolet and CMC truclt . . . and be thrilled with the modem Frigidaire Kitchens. In addition, there's a magnificent stage spectacular produced by Maurice Evans. Plus an exciting new experimental car, the fabulous Firebird III. Lots and lots of exhibits to see, and many you can operate yourself. Commonwealth Armory In Boston, Nov. 8-16. Open from 10:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. every day, Sunday from noon. gmC MOTORAMA FREE ADMISSION J ' AMUSEMENTS 2 SHOWS TODAY 2:30-8:40 I rtUfUISirie rsrrTrrrl ll,' - If Iff Drive-In Films Gun Runners" and "Terror in a Texas Town" open tomor x .1 1 iow ior a mree-aay engage ment at Meadow Glen, Quin-tree, Suffolk Downs and V.F.W. Parkway Drive-In Theaters. At Kevere, the hill will be "Return of Dracula" and J?lame Barrier," Sunday. Tuesday. 'Beat the Devil' lruman Capote and John Ford's film, "Beat the Devil," with Humphrey Bogart and Gina Lollobrigida, opens to morrow ior a week s engage ment at tne Brattle Theater. ?U:... ri.,i - J - n. Juniors tlect toward J. Hogan uuvvoiu j. .nugau w 11 iion drive, Brockton, yesterday was elected president of the junior class at Boston College High School. There are 39 students in the class. AMUSEMENTS JBRIGITTE BARDOT "IL3X0E III I0HDA6E" jVifptcaSe I IIBJT BOSTON SHQMINO --J I MARION MICH AllS col ox CSj a kitten feA la BARDOT Hlnfla JUNCIE l tXCITIMG SUMIM!,i "TIME LOCK" theatres "YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO SEE "DEMONIAC- ... HAD US SITTING ON SEAT'S EDGE!" Boston America w FRUHCOtS PtRltlt WCHfUHf m SIE CA! ADULTS ONLT 2t tia Coty t. CO 7-tftlo -.1 Hw trra1iaiAwial-il II S.1040 50 8ALC. SEATS Fri.iSat Evas 3 , SHOWS TODAY 2:305:303:30 TT lull ' f r.oni Rcsertalloni Aetcitetf LI 24600 i , ft aaaaajapu"wiiau wjMfxaiww. ifimmm. 4, t w - i . . i mm : O SHOWS I flArh r0DAV D JR 1 1 AT i 2:40 : tF&Zw 5:40 f I Ills wllliCt!''Ffl'''s''"' WMr ' w-.. I fa7:irrtnTrnrrnnn I a aiib Am a. A ttaliiPB A am AP VHP am aa. a . a . .7 .7a I ""iaj LCVE-SCORCHED SAGA CFTKE Tom b AWYfeRc ALLSTON Comm. Ave. CAPITOL Cnili Tonita. Ample farkin. Frank Sinalra "JOKER IS WILS" Mltzi Gaynw Boll Hop "BEAU JAMES" Cwitlnaon! 1:30 CAMBRIDGE "vuS f.'Streetcar Named Desire CENTRAL SQ. "8lwawi at Bt Hill" CHELSEA J?ock Hudon-C(f ChariM) "TWILIGHT rSf VHE CODS" OLVIVIPIA "w Wind In Erin" MR. HULOT IN. Tati Star of Jacques Tali and Jacaus iaTranKe.;!" 7mL" quariei OI C OgS act r rance-itaiian .. ra-woaucuen. IJi rected by Tatl. Continental DiEtri- buTor h m. 1 hat cast: Mr. Hulot Jarnues Tati M. Aroel Jean-Pierre Zola Mine. Arpel Adricnne Sprvantie Gerard Alain Bpcourt M. ncnara Lucien FreKis Fpttv Bettv Sr-rinpiripr i.eorgeue Yvonne Arnaud By MARJORY ADAMS Mr. Hulot is a natural, amus ing and likable human being. He is neve;1 a caricature. Nor does his characterization rely on carefully-built-up eags. That is why Mr. Hulot appeals to the connoisseur of comedy rather than to the less subtle audience which demands pratfalls and kicks in the posterior. But even the crudest person finds something to appreciate in '.'My Uncle, Mr. Hulot" with that incomparable Frenchman, Jacques Tati, in his favorite role at the Kenmore Theater. This is a very funny film. It should keep Boston laughing for weeks to come. The subject matter is worthy of Tati's brilliance and wit. He aims his light barbs at excess sanitatien, modern living, me chanical housekeeping and pushbuttons. He particularly despises plastic materials and in one scene a neighbor brings Mme. Arpel fake flowers, as being better than natural ones. That plastic fish fountain with its bright blue water is a triumph of tomfoolery. And the garage door operation on an electric beam which, can be opened or shut by the small dog, provided the tail is. up. When ihe tail is down there's no hope of rescuing the marooned Arpels. From the very first scenes, JAPANESE THRILLER IN TOWN 'Magnificent 7 at Telepix THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN" ten bv Akira Kurosawa and WTit ugum. Directed ov Kurosawa. Columbia release. The cast: Kambei Takashi Shimura Gorobei Yoshio Inaba Katsushiro Isao Kimura K.vuzq Seiji Miyasuchi Heihachi Minorii Chiaki Shichirojl Daisukr Kato Kikuchiyo Toshiro Mifune Japanese-film-makers have turned to Hollywood for in spiration, although retaining much of their own artistry andi1011 between a village delicacy of detail in "-The Magnificent Seven" at the Telepix Theater. With no attempt to belittle this superb drama, I can only guess that its director adapted his action shots from the best that America has to offer in the -way of Western adventure. This is a lengthy film concerning the defense of a small village in Japan (the time is the 16th century) by seven courageous samurai, or men of war. Against really fearful odds the men, hired for three meals a day by the poverty stricken farmers, manage to end the bandit forays by killing every enemy. In the meantime we have become .intimately ac- .llOtrttnt .imIU 4t nnKllit.. nf H""'""-" " uuuunj umhs Denned jaDanese manners nnp samurai thp hnmhast nfinl mnml,, u..,.i: . .1. - ZZltCZ tC 4 J r A. - another, the tragedy of a third. The finest role goes to To-shiro Mifune, a samurai by courtesy only, who boasts and yells and threatens yet who turns out to be a fitting "ally Odd Items From Everywhere Three barns burned down in South Deerfield because towns new fire truck could not leave the firehouse. The registration plates had not ar rived. 1 Mrs. Rose Weiss, 73, of Miami, Fia., set out on a six-month tour of the world, figuring to do it on $13 a day. T headed them off at the pass," was Thompson, Ct., State Trooper James Donahue's reply when asked how he captured two men who fled in a horse-and-buggy after a saloon brawL Friday Fire Record I,osaes of $35 or More) Time Box P.M. j,ois 2217 8:38 611 Massachusetts av.. South End; owned by City J1000 'Debutante' "The Reluctant Debutante," wim Kay Kendall, continues for another week at Loew's State Theater. AMUSEMENTS m fin A-m .m. t U.S. BRINES! WED 2 CARY GRANT SOPHIA LOREN "HOUSEBOAT" Plua "Gun fir at COlPRLlfidian Cap" DORCHESTER Upham Corner STRAND "Damn Vanlrea, Taelmlealar continual 1:00 Tat Hanter-Gwam Vcrilon Janrn fiinn "Th Decks Ran fd" Today 1:00 KIDDiE SHOW "BLACK6EAHI). th PIIUTt" t CBA7VLECS" Fotlll Tnrllli NEWTON PARAMOUNT . 1:3 t. 7:45 LA 7-4180 vn "DAMN. YANKEES" Jarre, Maion "DECKS RAN RED" 'MY UNCLE" Kenmore Film - iin OOE lasnion Wlin no DOV 10 the censor of canine manners, emphasis is placed . on the struggle between nature and mechanism, ivlr. Hulot, beloved by boys and dogs, represents artlessness and simplicity. De spite his obvious desire to ad just to a more mechanical world he is always in trouble and bewildered by each new misadventure. Adored by Nephew Mr. Hulot is too nice to be disliked, but his relatives are often at the limit of their en durance. However, his small nephew, a boy whose every instinct is against the law and order of his antiseptic, gadget-minded parent, adores "mon oncle" as the bright star of the universe. The picture for the most part is continually nuanous. am there is one long period in which mirth sinks low and the laughter becomes forced. That is the plastic hos factory scene, which somehow misses the point and takes on a gag Quality which doesnt lit in with the remainder of the comedy. Tati as Mr. Hulot utters not a recognizable word. But in his abbreviated light coat with his short trousers and battered hat, and with his pipe stuck rak-ishly in his mouth, Mr. Hulot manages to be about the merriest man we Bostonians have seen since silent picture days. The film runs for 109 minutesa little too long for perfect enjoyment. - tfnr iha Tl ... , il .lib 1U.I W L .J IV 1 IVJ I, 1 UU111 Hideoi. ... , TT. , to me oraer. his snriess yinra moans are very funny but his stfength in adversity is admirable. rpL.i . . .iwiuui ana souineasi ana increasing to lnat IS One -Of the Charms Of 15 to 20 m.p.h. tonight. Rain and mild "The Maeniflcent Seven" Nrxt 't?nlBht lowest temperature in the 50 . . .ivldSImu-t:"' ?eyu- . V'Bam ending Sunday morning followed only is there much blood-letting and savagery but lusty humour and deft characterization. There is even a minor samurai, vhich allows a contrast between love and war the serenity of nature and the violence of mankind. Many Excellencies The director of the picture made the brilliant "Rasho-mon" which had a long engagement at the Exeter Theater in 1952. Mifune played the bandit in the previous picture. There are many excellencies in "Magnificent Seven." The acting of the men who are unknown to American audiences but whose talents are obvious; the careful building of suspense; the realism of the battle scenes with no quarter given: the emphasis on honor ) L.Ctl. J T "T"u,w"' l"c wauiies 01 Uie countryside and the poverty 01 tne village no Japanese portrait was ever presented with more nicety of detail and meticulous authenticity. M.L.A. Train-Auto Crashes Kill 9 in 2 States Five persons have been thejkilled in Ohio and four in In diana in railroad crossing accidents that happened much the same way. In both cases a car collided with a Pennsylvania Railroat' passenger train. The sheriffs office said the Ohioans had left a tavern shortly before the fatal collision at a crossine about a mile south of Coshocton in central Ohio. One person. Jerrv Cloueh. 23, of Coshocton, survived. in north central Indiana at their home community of Hamlet, four members of one family were killed in a similar Pennsylvania Railroad train- car accident. Twenty percent of thp na tion's food budget last year went to buy dairy products. AMUSEMENTS mmMovkDufistia pit mDii our or un.. mwm- sbbro "steep m litTr ARLINGTON CAPITOL ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8 J5 "Thai Bridge On Th River Kvi" Short Subject it 7:60 Sit. Mat. Bowwy goya In "JALOPY" Al "Bombay the Golden Idol" CLEVELAND CIRCLE cim-Lt ie s-1040. Cantlnaoaa 1a 1 nn C Vtrdoa UUIIIII IdllftUCi ss.i Vi Hti FMt.ratla "AfflA GIRLS" Calar DORCHESTER FRANKLIN Mat. "Bopaba Killer Leaari" Lit.ie Racli 8 Cartooou-All Sean 25e lira. Only "Caia al Dr. laarfnt" ( H.q ii .nreummmora ior anall tnlerta:nmrnt Htnry fi "STAGE STRUCK" 8:00 HANCOCK VILLAGE HANCOCK H. 130 En. 2 Sliowi 6:00 "OAMII YANKEES" All Stats Only lit Fiat. 'Alladln A larni' "Wild Bill Hlekock" Vflal H'i Ctn. Shwt Shswn at 6:00 A 8:00 His f EATURETTES JAMAICA PLAIN JAMAICA Mat. -00 C-iH h-s S5i 'Kinj Konj" al "Haidl and Fetr" In Colm Niti 8. aardnt "Nloht Htmn Fail" fi:15-9:40 tsrnw umiiaws -wsw WIHQ Iff EllFN" 8:10 SAT.7NOVri5,1958 SMTWT F SI l f n 9 ion 12 ml 16 1718 19 202177J 232422S272829 ! HRST PEATETIME CONSCRIPTION Or MEN FOfc MILITARY SEPJVICt?. 75.QOOMEM WcKc CALLtu UK MINIATURE ALMANAC . . . NOV. 1 Eastern Standard Time Sunrise 6:34,Lcngth of day. 9:40 Sunset 4:23'Moonset . . 9:02 pro Turn on headlights at 4.53 pmf High tide 1:47 am, 2:03 pru Height of tide ... .10 ft am, 10.8 ft pm Low tide 7:50 am, 8:26 pm fcoon's ChanXea rirst Quarter Nov. 17, 11:59 p. m. Full Moon Nov. 28, 5:16 a. m. Last Quarter Dec 3. 8:24 p. m. New Moon Dec 10, 12:23 p. m. Weather Reports Official, U.S. Forecast BOSTON AN.1) VICINITY Tonight, rain and mild, lowest temperature in upper 50's. Sunday, fain ending in early morning, followed by partly cloudy and turning cooler. MASSACHUSETTS. RHODE ISLAND. CONNECTICUT Ham and mild tonight. Bain ending early Sunday followed by partial clearing and turning cooler. NEW HAMPSHIRE. VERMONT- Rain and mild tonight. Shower Sunday morning followed by partly cloudy and colder during the day. MAINE Mild, rain tonight, champing to scattered showers and turning; coloer during Sunday. COASTAL WATERS EASTPORT TO BLOCK ISLAND Winds becoming southeast 15 to 20 miles per hour tonight. Northwest winds 15 to 25 miles per hour early Sunday, becoming north and northeast later in the day. Increasing; cloudiness with rain tonight and end ing Sunday morning. Visibility fair in haze and locally poor in fog patches. ZONAL FORECASTS SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. THE BERKSHIRES Southwest winds becoming south and increasing to 15 to 20 m.p.h. by tonight. Rain and mild tonight with) lowest temperature in the uprier 50 s. Rain ending early Sunday mornin followed by partial clearing and turning colder. . ! CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS Moderate soutnwest winds becoming1 by partial clearing and turning codler. Boston Temperature . 'Pegrees Mean yesterday 5S Departure from normal 4ll Depariure this month -4 Departure this year -108 Boston Frecipltatioa Inches Total 24 hours, ending 7 pm 01 Total this month to dote 2.13 Departure from normal , 51 Total this year S3. 65 Departure from normal 25.13 Boston Decree-Day Data Degree-day units 9 Total this month 235 Total for season 711 Total corresponding date last vr M4 30-yr normal, corresponding date 642 Barometer at Sea Level Millibars Inche At 1 pm. 1 1014.4 29.P6 At 7 pm 1015,8 30.00 Boston Relative Humidity Recorded at 7 pm 66 TEMPERATURES Maximum temperature yesterday and minimum for 12-bour period ending at 7 a.m. tnday. City Hi I.01 City Hi L Albany 58 51 MjamiBeach 81 78 Baltimore , . 74 49 Minneapolis 43 38 Bismarck .. .23 25! Montreal .. 57 53 BOSTON .. .64 57 Nantucket 57 50 BridgeDort . 59 48! New Orleans 77 .. Buffalo 64 57! New York.. 61 58 r3..iiAM ec c AM aa a Charleston .74 65 Philadelphia 68 45 Chicago ...71 54 Phoenix . 73 53 Cincinnati .6S 57 1 Portland, Me 49 41 Cleveland . 65 58 Portland, Or.50 34 Columbus ..67 58 ! Providence 68 4!J Concord ...46 .35 ! St Louis . 67 fO Denver 70 27 San Antonio 79 49 nnimh 47 30 SanFra'cisco 62 4 67 49 Seattle 42 33 78 55 Syracuse . . 65 59 47 43 Tampa 87 69 59 43 Tucson 71 49 .75 66 Washington 78 54 79 67! Willistnn .. 51 IKI Paso j Fort Worth Halifax .. Hartford . Hatteras . . Jackson vill Kansas City 70 62 : Worcester 59 52 Los Angeles 68 52 Mt Wish'ton 37 38 Boston records for Nov. 15 are 71 In 1S)56 and 17 In 1833. Merchant Slashed, Rohber Gets $400 A Dorchester furniture stofe owner was badly cut and robbed of $400 by a man with a breadknife who invaded his establishment at 7:35 last night. Morris Heller, 53, of 565 Norfolk st., was alone in the Columbia Furniture Co., 5S0 Columbia rd., Uphams Corner, when a freckle-faced man walked in. The man whipped out a 10-inch knife and forced Heller into the basement. The store owner struggled with him there, and was cut about the face and hands. Finally Heller threw his wallet to the robber, who picked itjipandfd. Heller's brother. Benjamin. of 106 Beals st.. Brookline. took him to a Mattapan doctor's office. Heller described the robber as 28, 5 feet, 8 inches, 150 pounds, blond and blue-eyed. wearing khaki trousers and brown jacket. AMUSEMENTS co our ro a movui te KJEACHIIEAD MATTAPAN ORIENTAL Taa Hantcr-Gwie Vrdtni "Damn Vankeel" Calor 6:00-9 "Forbidden Deaart" r.nlnr 1:10 MAt. Chilli. Show 2 Fatarii L. Ball-D. Amur ."'-on9, Long Trailer" A "Rodan" ROSLINDALE ftlALTO Mat into Only All State 29a "Craatera With Ataai Brain" A "Slim Carlar" Eva. Only Nacammiindtd for Adaltl "THE CASE OF OR. LAURENT" at 6:30-9:40 wnry K,nila STAGE STRUCK" at 8:00 SOMERVILLE CAPITOL Hat. 1-J0. Eva 7:45 Shirley Bnalk "THE MATCHMAKER" William Helrlra TUC KEY" WALTHAM EMBASSY Tab Nntcr-Gwa Vml. "DAMN YANKEES" 2:45- 6:00-9 38 Brian Kritli "S I EHHA BARON" 1:20-4:35-7:50 VEST fJEWTON NEWTON Mat. 1:30 Klddla Sho Statt 2V "BANDITS OF SHERWOOD FOREST" fartMBS Ea. . Narriun "CONSTANT HUSBAND" 9:20 H'nnr ronda "STAGE STRUCK" 7:45 WOLLASTON WOLLASTON EARLY BIRD SHOW 6:15 "TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS" At 7:50 "RAW WIND OF EDEN" At 6:15 A 9:4J MV "0tlnatlon Moon" "Annia 0'v"