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1 0 4 THE BOSTO.1N DAILY GL40013EFIIIDAN JUNE 11, 1943 0 16 Amusements and Rath I IsAnfobrdine-sA. 1 NEW FILMS REVIEWED WIEI NW WOOL WIP MAC MAU 1 I 11 CP rts and I VAUDEVILLE i a voritel. artanieLmbr sagit to duarlyista- Asolie ANOWIAllii A A10110 Aleablieee lin ill ill 16 Amusements I Concer Concertsand and Radio favorites. arranileiLby panford: Time Goes from 'Casablanca. Salute to Our, Time A tzue.

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a as. SSW g011esSee TEEM "RPo Ilia tilitdfo i gt A 1.0,1 "Reap the Wild Wind" to Shout About" RKO POSTON THEATRE METROPOLITAN I PARAMOUNTFENW AY i STATE' and 0RM-14E11M A AA I .7 i it 1 nri; I a r-s i 1 A A Ana, AM tom. BKO POSTON METROPOLITAN PARAIIIOUNTFENWAY 1 Abe Lyman-Bonita Granville METROPOLITAN PARAHOUNTFENWAY I STATE' and ORIAEUM Do mow. 600,7 00 "High Explosive" AIR ATTRACTIONS Plays SYMPHONY Pons "WA. liar ''A Mi 14endels 'Aida." one ram 1 Litwin; Plays sTMPHONT Pops he ride is.

"William "A 1endelssohn: "Aida." one Litwin; Today HALLBoston Syrorhonsr conducted by Arthur Fiedler. program begins at march Sousa; overture to Tell. Rossini; scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream. triumphal march from Verdi; "Ave Maria. Schu' bert-Wilhelmi: Warsaw concerto (In movement), Addinsell.

piano. Leo Bolero, Ravel; Victor Herbert it I 1111911W7 of, 010 111 tOP Pupfeld-Bodget Fighting arranged byt Bodge. WILBUR "Those Endearing YOUng Charms." drama bY Edward Chodorov. featuring Virginia Blanche Sweet. Dean Karen6 and Zachary Scott.

At 8:30 p. m. EYIrey revived with Luther Adler and Sylvia Sidney starred. At 8:30 p. SUMMER THEATRE.

Drel- tie Damask Cheek." first production of the season, with Ehssa Landi starred. At 8:30 P. m. to Bed." naughty new musical with Bichard Kollmar. Muriel Angelus.

Bob Howard and Mary Small featured. At 8:30 13. m. Miss. hilarious comedy about adolescents, presented by Max Gordon.

At 8:30 p. m. OPERA Merry Widow." Franz Lehar's popular operetta. revived with Kitty Carlisle and Wilbur Evans featured. At 8:30 p.

111. Joy St. JOT STREET PLAYROUSE. 811 "Goodbye Again. comedy by Alan Scott and George Haight.

presented by Russell Offhaus. At P. In. PEABODY End." Patrick Hamilton's melodramatic thriller. presented bY the Tributary Theatre.

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oung Arms" drama bY Edwara Chado- arirwinta Giltnore! I AMUSEMENTS. vi vowel With the help of personable Bonita Granville and a number of specialty performers, Abe Lyman and his Californians are putting on quite a variety show at the IIKO Boston Theatre this week. Miss Granville is an attractive and charming young lady with growing abilities as a screen actress. She's come a long way from being a child star. At the Boston this week she offers a couple of pleasant songs; "These Foolish Things," with reference to the boys in the armed forces who leave their girls behind, and "Taking a Chance on Love." Between them she performs a sentimental little sketch about the old home town in war time.

The two vaudeville acts in the show are about as good as they come. Lane and Ward are a bright and bouncing dance duo whose routines are tricky and neat. Their sprightly number. done to the music of Morton Gould's "Pavane," is a knockout. Bob Evans is one of the funniest ventriloquists you will ever see.

His dummy is an outspoken little hoodlum who will delight you with his sheer brass. For a long time Abe Lyman's Californians have been one of the top "sweet swing" bands. His arrangements are fresh and the band plays with a smooth style. The main band number is a medley of Gershwin tunes. played just the way they should be played.

Frank Connors sings "You'll Never Know" and "Begin the Beguine," in a high Irish tenor. And Rose Blane is the band's nifty girl vocalist. At the opening show she was costumed perfectly in a light blue ---aw- T- 7--e------------ wicnalSSallee I 0 0 In NI CM 1 1111 NEW elauriSleartan Lea SHHIllyi NORMA Kreiger ALAN Hughes Wynn Seeley a Tony Senna r4 PAT SANDS OftCHISTRA No COI'S'. 2sNowal4 No COVER I Imre HOTEL TONY bm2lIts.111615'f TOURAME MAI 3606 e. NEW s' NIT 14 SHOW Se Wynn acetcy 4.

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WASHINGTON Senators vs. U. S. Coast Guard; WNAC, 3. EVENING FRED Orchestra.

WBZ, 7 to 7:15. NAVY SCHOOL of Music, 80 piece band; WNAC, 7:30 to 8. JOHN BARRY, Frontline Headlines Commentator; WBZ, 7:45 to 8. LUCILLE MANNERS, soprano; Ross Graham, baritone; WBZ, 8 to 8:30. KATE SMITH SHOW, for WAVES.

SPARS at Hunter College: WEEI, 8 to 8:30. NOVENA SERVICE. Cathedral of the Holy Cross; WCOP, 8 to 8:43. WILLIAM JEFFERS. Coordinator of Rubber Resources: "The Synthetic Rubber WNAC, 8:15 to 8:30.

ALL TIME HIT PARADE, WBZ, 8:30 to 9. SHERLOCK HOLMES Drama: "The Silver WNAC, 8:30 to 8:55. FRANK WBZ, 9 to 9:30. THE PLAYHOUSE: Paulette Goddard in "You Belong to WEEI, 9 to 9:30. THAT BREWSTER BOY, sketch; WEEI.

9:30 to 10. SPOTLIGHT BANDS: Joe Beichman's Orchestra; WHDH, 9:30 to 9:55. TOMMY RIGGS and Betty Lou; WBZ. 10 to 10:30. BOXING BOUT: Henry Arm.

strong vs. Sammy Angott; WNAC, 10. JACK BENNY and His Gang on Comedy Caravan variety show; 10 to 10:45. HILDEGARDE, songstress. guest on Bill Stern's sports newsreel; WBZ, 10:30 to 10:43.

ELMER DAVIS, Director, OW1; WBZ, WCOP, 10:45 to 11. DR. HERBERT EVATT, Australian Minister for External Affairs: "The War Against WNAC, 11:15 to 11:30. WCOPJack sports. 8:15 WBZKay Ivers and Melodeers.

A CPress Roundup. WEEToday at the WHDH News. Moment Musicale. WNACTom Hussey. sports.

8:28 WCOPTreasury Song Parade. 8,30 WRZMusic for Moderns. WNACLeslie Nichols. Cairo; Ar thur Mann. London; SeYmour Ker.

man. 4kIgiers. WEEIWalter Cassel. songs. WHIMBing Crosby WMEXWonderland News.

Petite Musicale. WORLOn the Beam with J00 Dinneen. 1140 WBZChet Gaylord. songs. WMEXMusical Interlude.

WORL-920 Club. 6:45 WBZLowell Thomas. WNAC Sports; Musical Rendez vous. WELTWorld Today. WHD11Sa1on Strings.

WM EXFrank Fallon. sports. WEEIJoseph C. Harsch, news. WRZFred Waring's Orchestra.

WNACFulton Lewis news. WEE! I Love a Mystery. WHIM Victor Berge pianist comedian. WMEXMarch to WC0ELucky Quiz Club. WORLNews; 920 Club.

7:03 WHDBFat Sands Band. 713 WBZJohn W. Vandereoek. news. WNACYankee Starlets.

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724 7:30 WBZThe Answer Man. WNACNavy School of Music. WEEILISY Aces. comedy sketch. WEIDHLone Ranger, sketch.

WMEXTony Martin's Voice. 7:45 WBZJohn Barry. Frontline Head. lines Commentator. Keen.

sketch. WMEXTreasury Star Parade. WCOPKing Sisters. songs. 8:00 WBZLucille Manners.

sopTanos Ross Graham. baritone; Frank Black's Orchestra. WNACCal Tinney. humorist. WEEIKate Smith Bhow.

WHDIIEarl Godwin. news. WMEXSongs of Your Heart. WCOPCathedral of the MAY Cress Novena. 8:15 WNACWilliarn Jeffers.

rubber czar. sneaker. WHDBParker Family 'ketch. 8:30 WBZAII--Time Hit Parade. WNACSherlock Holmes.

drama starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. WEEIAdventures of the Thin Man: "A Freud to Drearn WMEXVictor Herbert Music. WHDHNavy Show. 8:45 WMEXDr. Hans Nathan.

Music Commentator. WCOPWheel of Fortune. 8 :55 WNACDon DunPhY's Sport WEE1Cecil Brown, news. a :00 WBZFrank Munn. tenor; Abs Lr man'a Orchestra.

rt "Something "The Mysterious Doctor" "Something to Shout' About," by Lou Breslow and Edward Ellison. Based on an original story by Fred Schiller. Songs by Cole Porter'. Produced and directed for Columbia by Gregory Ratal. The cast: Ken Douglas Don Ameche Jeanie Maxwell Janet Blair Larry Martin Jack Oa km Willard Samson William Gaxton Donna Davis Cobina Wright Jr Flo Veda Ann Borg Hazel Scott Hazel Scott Dan Howard Jaye Martin Lily Lily Norwood Chuckles James "Chuckles" Walker Ken Douglas Don Amecne Jeanie Maxwell Janet Blair Larry Martin Jack Calve Willard Samson William Gaxton Donna Davis Cobina Wright Jr Flo Veda Ann Borg Hazel Scott Hazel Scott Dan Howard Jaye Martin Lily Lily Norwood Chuckles James "Chuckles" Walker "Something to Shout About" takes place, for the most part.

in a theatrical boarding house, so beloved by playwrights in recent films, but it isnl "just another theatre picture." The plot concerns vaudeville the theatrical art which is often maligned but which flourishes despite every obstacle. Vaudeville is dead. says the trade magazines every so often. and the motion picture is declared responsible. But vaudeville keeps on bobbing up again, battered only slightly from the box office blows.

You'll see several acts you've liked On the stage, both performing and "at leisure." For the theatrical boarding house caters to vaudeville performers, and by accident Janet Blair, the little girl from Altoona, gets a room there. If she hadn't lost her pocketbook and met Don Ameche, "inquiring reporter" and prezs agent, Janet wouldn't have met all the theatrical people with whom she becomes associated. It would be all right with her if she hadn't, she sobs to Don after one of her worst encounters with Cobina Wright who plays the role of a wealthy em-chorus girl. Donna wants to be a stage star but has nothing but a check book to recommend her. "You'll Be So Nice to Come Horne To," "I Always Knew" and "Hasta Luego" are the hit numbers.

Hazel Scott does some of her fancy swing numbers and Jack Oakie furnishes plenty of comedy. Probably the most dismal sight in the film is at the beginning, when Billy Gaxton is rescued from the gutter. You'd never know the bleary wreck as the dapper William. "The Mysterious Doctor" is a chilling mystery with John Loder, IEleanor Parker and Bruce Lester. Free Concerts A "Dedicated to Victory" free concert will be given in Brown Hall by voice pupils of Theo.

S. Carreiro next Tuesday at 8:15 p. rn. Pianist Hazel Hallett will be guest artist. Piano pupils of Mary Bell Sard will give free concert, under auspices of the New England Conservatory, Saturday.

June 19, at 4:30 p. in Recital Hall. OTHER AMUSEMENT NEWS ON PAGE 17 STAGE IN TOWN FRAND LEHAR'Si OPERETTA The MERRY WIDOW with KITTY CARLISLEWILBUR EVANS AST 3 TIMES POPULAR MAT. SATURDAY ALL SEATS 55c $1.10 EVES. -BOSTON OPERA 110 NEN'SYMPHONY HALL-COM.

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Music. by Vernon Duke. Additional songs by Harold Arlen. Adaptation by Joseph Schrank. Directed by Vincente Minelli.

M-G-M film. The cast: IPetunia Jackson Ethel Waters Little Joe Eddie "Rochester" Anclerson Georgia Brown Lena Horne The Trumpeter Louis Armstrong Rex Ingram Lucifer Jr Rex Ingram Rev Green Kenneth Spencer The General Kenneth Spencer Domino (John W. Sublett) The Deacon Oscar Folk Fleetfoot Oscar Polls First Idea Man Mantan Moreland econd Idea Man Willie Best Third Idea (Fletcher Rivers) Fourth Idea Mari Poke (Leon James) Bill Bill Bailey Messenger 'Buck" (Ford Washington) Lily Butterfly McQueen Mrs Kelso Rsby Dandridge Dude Nicodemus Jim Henry Ernest Whitman Duke Ellington and Orchestra, Hall Johnson Choir. "Cabin in the Sky." Negro fantasy, is one of the most charming, entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable pictures that Hollywood has sent out in some time. However, it must be admitted that the appeal of the 1.1m Is to the minority, just as the play from which it is adapted was an artistic, but not overwhelming financial success.

Youngsters who want action drama, who want to sigh gustily over handsome he-men and beautifully gowned glamour gals, won't like "Cabin in the Sky." But theatre-goers who like music, intriguing music, fantastic invention, good singing and intelligent ingenious comedy will want to see "Cabin the Sky" at least twice. The picture has been transferred almost bodily from the stage, although there are minor changes in the treatment. The plot concerns a hard working Negro washer woman named Petunia, whose ambition in life is to bring her no-account, but likeable husband into ways of glory. Unfortunately Little Joe prefers shoating craps or making up to dusky belles. In a shooting scrape Little Joe is seriously wounded and it looks as if he'd die any moment.

To his bedside come the Good Angel and the Bad Angel to argue over his final disposition. Will Lucifer Jr. grab him off for the little devils to stick with pitchforks, or will Petunia's prayers manage to bring him into Heaven? A compromise is reached. He is to have a stay of six months and in that time his conduct will decide the issue. Georgia Brown.

played by luscious Lena Horne, is the siren who goes to work on him for the Rates of evil. The Good Angel tries to offset her machinations. And there's a tornado for a finish that is most effective. Ethel Waters, as Petunia, gives a heart-warming, powerful portrayal. and her voice is really exciting to listen to.

Eddie Anderson, better known as Rochester, is splendid as Little Joe, and Lena Horne can give most of the Hollywood girls cards and spades and still win any glamour contest. Louis Armstrong plays his trumpet briefly in a conference room. as one of the "idea men" of Hades. Rex Ingram plays his original role of Lucifer Jr. The Hall Johnson choir and Duke Ellington's orchestra provide music, and the songs include "Taking a Chance on Love" and "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe." "A Stranger in Town" is a comedy with romance, in which the leading roles are taken by affable Frank Morgan.

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De Mille's most lavish and thrilling productions, is being revived at the Metropolitan Theatre with excellent results. Here is a film that not only has an all-star cast but a series of spectacular sequences which keep the average theatre patron sitting on the edge of his seat. There's a plethora of acting talent, two handsome leading men to pay ardent court to vivacious Paulette Goddard, a villain like Raymond Massey, and a minor romance with Robert Preston and Susan Hayward as the lovers. A fight with an octopus evokes squeals of delighted horror from the audience, who are enchanted with the idea that it's a real animal fastening his tenaTles about the struggling hero. The story is set in the period just before the Civil War, when there were pirates and wreckers and other colorful gentry off Key West.

Barry Sullivan. Chester Morris and Jean Parker appear as the stars of the associate film, "High Explosive," which centers around two drivers of nitroglycerine trucks. suit. "On the Sunny Side of the "Coming In On a Wing and a Prayer" and "Amen" she put across with a bang. Jack Marlow, formerly concert master with Stokowski's All-American Youth Orthestra, plays two excellent fiddle solos.

The leading screen item is "Mister Big," a juvenile musical comedy with Donald O'Connor, Gloria Jean and Peggy Ryan in the leading roles. That O'Connor lad is an infectious personality and you can bet that he will go W. R. "Doughtlrls" on the Way Producer Max Gordon and director George S. Kaufman are readying a fourth company of Joseph Fields' comedy, "The Doughgirls." Boston will be the start of an east coast tour beginning in August, according to Variety.

Loew Theatres' Bond Sales Loew's theatres sold a total of $37,609,969.20 worth Of War Bonds during the year ending June 1, says H. J. Cleary of the Loew's acocunting department. This averages more than $3,000,000 a month. Norembet at op.

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2:18 WHDH-Musical Interlude. I Tickets .1313, .1115. 1141.10 Tax 2:18 WEIZ-Lonely Women. sketch. Skylark," 9:00, 5:05.

WHDH-Gangbusters. drama. On Sale 2 Works in Advance WNAC-Yankee Kitchen. S. EIGWARD-Btifiesoue, 12700.

2745. WMEX-Classical Album. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 'Glass Key. 10:25 "Mrs. Wilms of the Cabbage Patch." 9:05.

5:15. Ww HE EDI ryordchanefa.ketch. IN COP-Matinee for MOclerns. WCOP-Viewing the News. 915 WNAC-News.

WILBUR Vail I Eat Big." 10:05, 12:35 2:30 WBZ-Gulding Light. sketch. WCOP-Glenn Miner's Music. IlettW KEITH-MEMORIAL "White 9 30. 12:00.

2:35. 5:05. 7:40. 10:15: WHDH-Salvation Army wmEX-Uncle Sam. drama.

peaker. WEE1-That Brewster Boy. drama. WHDIT-Spotlight Bands: Joe I LIM, THOSE ENDEARING "Devil With Hitler." 11:10, 1:42, 4:15, WCOP-News; Trade Winds Tavern. Reichman's Band.

9:30 Win-People Are Funny. quiz. A EAT At- ES qami MEMORIAM 0 525, 7:55, Ste Show, .0 3-00. 11:30. 1:55.

4:25. 6:50, 9:20. NVNAC-First Race. Suffolk DOwnli. 11- 4- es ej WEEI-We Love and Learn.

WNAC-Double or Nothing, Outs. At IT A RPHE 6:50 9:20. 13WaCnOd E-News; Sant Donahue's 2:43 WBZ-Betty Crocker. chat. MARIA MO 0 YOUNG CHARMS 0 9:45 WCOP-Sammw EI-Setell Music.

1 WEE1-Pepoer Young's Dimas'. Conilif olillabl IT El G9r2eoen; yeast hiltIrd Vtahl; WNAC-Concert Miniatures. 9:55 WHDH-William Lang. narrater. MAL DEN (Continued) JON HAIUSABO I "1 od Air I a ess 9.13 a.

at. Edward eCHhn Rd oy OT WMEX-News. Ivitt Canary, 1:0 CI. 8:00. wCO! with ng.

10:00 WBZ-Tommy Rigg and ett Bis EY toMi. 4 1TE iondltioned Omit: State nas a. so. A BLANCHE SWEET-DEAN HARENS LOEw's in the Sky." 255 WMEx-Baseball: Fort Devene Re- WNAC--Boxing bout: HertrY Arm- If AUDITORIUM SA Flys-Payne-001a MAPLEWOOD "SAPP 0 LUCKY" All 111 c-; 9:0. 12:, 3:55, "St ception Cs.

Rel Sox varie in Town4p ranger MI5. 2:30. 5:40, 8:53. 3:00 WBZ-Senter tory of vBostn Mary Marian. strong vs.

Sammy Angott WEEI-Comeely Caravan. ty. WNAC-Baseball: Washington Seri- Jack BennY and Gang, guests. 1 i Star Castllachalcolar fillrittO rAZ tr LAST 3 PERFORMANCES LOEW'S in the Sky." 12:45. ,3: 0, 6:55.

10:00: "Stranger in 5 ators vs. U. S. Coast Guard. WHDH-John Gunther.

news. notle orlon. Rolla" Jimmy "Mho SAVAGE qA EVES 55 $2.20 MAT SAT 3 t3 Dan dir." NvBDH-Morton WEEE-Club Fiesta. wmEX-News: Defense News. Falcon Strikes Back" Aldrich Gots glamor" Wc0P-Stan Kenton's Band.

E7REL WATERS EARLY TO BED songs a WCOP-Frolicmakers. 10:15 WHDH-Gracie Fields' Victor? ill 10-00, 19:48, Show. 'ROCHESTER" WORL----News: 920 Club. -faiSTRANDMIORPHEUM I. alirdat fl Mille Anderson) A FAIRY TALE POE GROWN UPS the Wild Wind," 81 5 WEIZ-Cxydol's Ma Perkins.

WMEX-EXCUrSIOng itt science. lda-. J. Carroll-S. Hayward H.

Bogart.l. Bergman i 'IV LENA HORNE -with-. 11:05. 2:22, 5:48, 9:14: 'High Explosive." WEEI-News. Stern, spOrts; Hi MURIEL RICHARD MARY BOB 10.00.

1:17. 4:43. 8:09. WBZ-Periper Young's Family. -0 Take toitiS An' Ca 's Orchestra ra 9 "Nit Parade of 1943" "CKSABLA JANES comic Miry ticaly.LosNaCIAZ DEVIL WITH HITLER atowsellY 1 1', II WARD 0, ANGELUS KOLLMAR SMAL 0 Comedy 9 2 12 15 WEEI-Do You Know the Answer? rn.

Carr st Dlike Ellingmton firth. WCOP-News; Vocal Varieties. "Northwest Ran or '1' 5 Strictly la tho groan" STARTSESDAV11.01111 The Nall Johnson Mir Book and Lyrics by Masts by 3:10, 6:05, 0 Taxi Mister," 11:20. WHDH-Air Express Music. Director.

'El" to Gear Mariam Jr. Thomas Waller 2:15, 5:10, 805. go NVCOP-News: Frolicrnakers 1:43 WEIZ. WCOP -Elmer Davis, OWI EDFORD YRONrPOWERIr CRASH DIVE ituri 10-50 1-46- 4. 11 Theatre.

Evenings 141211MA.NDIE- .30. .45 WBz-Right to Happiness. WEEI-News. "A STRANGER lig TOWN" SHUBERT EEI-Uncle a Mats. Wed.

et Sat. 1:10. "Co-Girls in Chains." -esents. Ch WHDH-Between tbe Bookends. WMEx-Victory jgt Watdi.

MEDFORD THEATRE MCI CISTONI Prank Jeft lorhara WINz-Backstage Wife, sketch. 10:58 WEE1-Irving T. McDonald- 30 to Shout 11:00 WBZ-News; Baseball Scores. WEEI-Fletcher Wiley. Frank Par- Colonial-Tonight, 8: 10:35.

6:35. NVNAC-News. Jack Banny-Priacilla Lana ker. Eleanor Steber. Mrs.

Jizmni TREE 'Mysterious 9:30. 12:10, 2:50. 5:30, WEEI-Ned Calmer and Cecil Desolittle. eitrt 159) "MEANEST MAN IN WORLD" Also "FIGHTING CHETNIKS" atio ninon El COMFORTABLY COOLED Poe. Mat.

Tom'w Orrh. 111.10-1.63 8:20. 10:00 12:5 5. 3:50 I I Bale. S1.1041.05.

Bae. 55o WHDH-Air Express Music. WORL---NewSi 920 Club. 6:45. ''He Hired the Boss.

1135. WBZ-Stella Dallas, sketch. Rrown, news. WHDH-Coleman Hawkins' Band. AI X-Guy Lombardo Music.

4 Inarld Beraman-Humphrey Bogart WCOP-South American Way. 2:30. 5:25, 8:25. WHDR-News. 11CASABLANCA" MEDFORD-MELROSE I BIJOU NOW Onfilif -w II ril Bq cis, SOUTH STATION-Sons of Libert 11:15 Wcop-Sid Reinherz, pianist 4-5 WEEI-News.

13z-What Can 1 Do? AC Dr. Herbert Evatt. Austra- catterolves tp'der" PAYS. MEM Enfl '111 1111 vointwafts, 1 Heavenly Illisic; Stars on HorsebacK: Win-Lorenzo Jones. sketch Romantic evada: Modern Vikings: Ilan Minister.

WEE1-Jack Edwards' Music. BROOKLINE csafELLSWAY-NEHEIROSEM ea ea deaeeeeee MK) tAta0 PieWlit iiii 14 Us 161 Blonde and Groom; March of Time; Three Cartons and the News. Con. WEET-Those Who Are With WHDEL-Air Express Music. WHIM-Harry Greene's Band.

EVENING BROADW a WCOP-News; Gene AutrY. ''ME-Tony Pastor', MusiC. a G. Garson11 Colman 1 I limy Fanda-M. O'Hara n2rNEsTin sposanow with BARGAIN MAT.

WED. Me $1.10 tinnuous from 9 a. M. WORL-Marsha Jordan Time. WCOP-just Relax.

rat31.110e14111111ROOKUNE1 Rndom Harvest" "Immortal Serge" wue -011. 0 GOOD OM EATS $185 Soma Orc sts 4 h. fa TRANS-MX Train 9:35 1:50 :45 WEZ-Young Wielder Brown. 11:30 WBZ-Music You Want. CO Ft NE Ft lofts ai toli.sstamk Grim 404 1101Svms GEORGE MURPHY A EVES.

MATS. 1 Ellel. 52.20 4:25 8:40,, 'Sarong iri. WEET-Victory Garden Almanac. WNAC---Bob Stanley's Music.

Soleatod Short Babied, "Lady Bodygoard" 10:40, 12:55, 3:15. 5:30. 7:45. 10:00. WEE1-Frank Sinatra's show; Harm WHDH-Terry O'Toole's Varieties.

Rastiolph Seott-G. Ford O. Kragor-Elissa Landl menem, ANNE SHIRLEY Hart." 10:55. 2115. 5:00 WBZ-When a Girl Marries.

James. guest. 11The Desperadoes' it'ETNONRyllEsGAIKDEOR R'; 11 UINCY DONAtit O'CONNOR cAltou LANDIS E2T, EVES- 8,30 I MAT. TOPP UTOWN Hit Parade of 143 2:25 WMEX-Johnny Long Music I 9:00. 12:10.

3:20 6:30, 940. WNAC-Sheelah Carter. news. WEEI-Five O'Clock Follies. WHDH-Fishermen's Time She Hs What It WMEX-Day's End.

music. 'aake "SILVER SKATES A. ro Stip at 7 M. 01. PLYMOUTH- ise "9," WCOP-Treaury Star Parade CsollO Osy- s.

ga iiligh Clas Dy Pctur saies STRAtIls, sOR us: II meld' Ilagotat 1 ABE LYMAN and SONITA GRAPA'ILLI ROBER 1. 5 WORL--920 Club. WCOP-Marching to Muste. 1 CAMBRIDGE C. alorphy.Ann Shirley Bela Lagosi.W.

Ford Honor GENERAL ELECTRIC War Heroine am, youuc SYLVIA LUTHER :25, Journey Into Fear," 1:00. WCOPGood Snort Club. 11:45 WHDH-Stars in Revue. SDNEY 0 ADLER 6 9:50 15:15 WBZ-Portia Faces ife. 11:58 WMEX-News.

"POWERS GIRL" "THE APE SAN" 0 lI a Charlotte Bronta's Crmt Lova Story! WASHINGTON OLTMPIA- WNAC-Sports MatiLnee. 12:00 WBZ-News: Dance Music. "China. 10:20. 1:004 3:55, 9401 PP WEEI-Serviceman's Dat Book.

WNAC-Dance Music. nittinT "JANE EYRE ''He Hired the Boss, 9:00, 2:35. WHDH-Dick Tracy. sketch. WEE1-News; Dance Music.

blio- UNIVERSITY lumwoisa 4, no.lims.-T;Tc I. Kractur.E11 WWI Ritz BroLiano Front CORREGIDOR" "HI VA CHUN" Os 5 lwrilir Dramat ized by Helen Jerome 5:30. 8:25. SVMEN-Irish Melodies. 5:20 WEEI-Five O'Clock Follies.

WEL MOON REVERE EVES. A SAT. MAT 1 65 55c $LID Midnight Show Old Howard aowar 1530 1VBZ-Just plain Bill. sketch. GIPIETV ADULTS MA Elvin, 0 roilzin.

55s. $1.10. WNAC-Highway Patrol. drams. WHOH-Jack Armstrong.

sketch. ToNIGHT IYOUNG MIL PITT 0 REVERE; BOULEVARD neve NA. Another midnight show will be WCOP-NewSt Treasury Song Pa- a wa Me NA op 6. ROGERS 7 Me OBERON 204 I given tonight at the Old Howard rade. Johnny Wolasmullar A A CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE WORL-News: 920 Club.

1 1-Children's 10 A. M. TRI NI Stila1 Pia "sarlIOVI'S LBOUT IT ITN DO MB NAZIS DO carnoRIED GIRLS --4' i Ken Agra adigaigamoi gittr, LYDIA 0., ROXIE MART Tic-3 Brattle Hall ENTIRE WEEK Tro. 1485 temple of burlesque. Jean Mode and 8:45 WBZ Charlotte Vogue are the leading -Front Pa I Fa re 1.

WNAC-Superman. sketch. WEE1-Keep the Horne Fires Burn- i DORCHESTER 4Or NT CRAWES a "THE DAMASK CHEEK" beauties, and Jack Diamond and Steve Mills are the main comics. trig. WHTM-Cert.

Midnight. drama. 1 II At, STREET OF CHAN SOMERVILLE 'A 11- No ET 70671 ELISSA LAND' NI totiental WWI" FLAIR Fre lit Mot. Tom'w at WMEX-News. WCOP-It's Dance Time.

too it ALII illergo Maradith.Claira TraCgar a HIS GIRL FRIDAY EP Exeter and Newbury Streets -k TEEMS SOMERVIL 7 Continuous'BOOliTS AND SADDLES' LE A Goo Autry.Smilry Barnette lc ai "Lila "Lack ORSON WELLES' BOSTON'S fir JOURNEY INTO FEAR' 6:00 Win-News; Burnp HadleY, norts. 71 1 DORCHESTER MAGNET pions "1,11, "Ths Swan MAJESTIC DELIGHTFUL DINING AND DANCING SPOTS WNAC-News. 'Yin Can't "Street of "Mrs. Riggs 10A LUPINO DENNIS MORGAN I WEE1-Irving T. McDonald.

news. 'P" st- 1 S. Slmon.O. O'Keefe M. Ronnov41.

Rutherford Escape Foram' Chaim" Cabbage Patch" LL WBBH-Sper-ts; Musical Inter lude. "TAHITI HONEY" A. Hardy's Doable Lilo "THE HARD WAY" A Director of Better Places for Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure wMEx-Frank Fallon, sports. Vittt' 8. Morris.N.Lama.

"Ros- aims croll-e Grano111 SOUTH BOSTON 920 Clu WCOP-Sports. 'tsolliarkirComHollysrd" '7 Mom cram aleatrar' it 1 RAMIS Sum "AIR FORCE WORL-Nevk b. Xto 113 EVERETT IMSTRANUteRCADIVAltrk CAGNEY I I BURLESOUE RESTAURANTS AND GRILLS 6:10 WEEI-Newa. SO lattt i i 10 11 GEO NO3HAtt tl 1 rt I 1 ITHE 011:11 Continuous 9 A.M. to 11 P.M.

IN. AO till i alliCAPITC114 PAR KIVA Lor. Yoong.Brian Ahern Doannelorbin.EdO'Brion O' dlEAN MODE 43 Stanhopi Boston: COM. 1900. Rt.

3.A. Illaultsm, 6, i "Night to Ramombee" 'Amazing Mrs. Nolliday' WARD ciretTraultrem RED COACH GRILLS lark Larkin's Famous Club. T.Boas or Steals Stalks. timbales and Saaday Dinners at Both It tv We 'THE HARD WAY1 "Shadow of Doubt" Kama i toy 1111 Tracy Tim Marmot In la 1 II i WEEI 6.1F DM.

VII WAtil AI 3:034310 ..8.1066 the 8 moat 'Power of the Press" "Ws Ars tha Sarin's" I ethel DeVeaux-Geo. Rose "HE'S MY GUY" Vermilion Rosa Olorrestra N.N..s. watioll Herr l' Midiffte shoo Friday Prank Duke-Margie Dean MON WED weal Colombo' at Mass. Ave. Alabama Barbosa' Chicks Oleafr.

t. 2:004:0010:00 STARTS MAT Watertown-Waverley OAN LESLI -)7 .1 60 ProM10-30 Glorloas Giris HI-HAT BARBECUE 51.10. Dancing to Pats Herm a Novelty Orchestra. 011an till 3 A. N.

A 4 ............10 lici Wook-Red blanhallFrank X. Silk-Jalla Bryan N. 11.111 IV' trIVA LEXINGTON wagon. 9600 COutIDGELSTRAND ettk Italian Americas lunch, dinners. "A Restaurant of the Old School." Rim BORASCHI CAFE pri rti Dotal liquors.

music. 21 COrelag St va rooms for pa es. nmont rill I Et hark! Bergman "CASIO "Scattergood Sg BROO, robLooe uoRNER Stott-G. Ford l'The Desperadoes' 'She Ibis Whet It Takes' CAtolittgo OnlySigh Si CAMB, UNIVER i 1,....... YOUNGA 1Chligranio Mov la Johnny We lemon DORCI ADAme "STI LP Bury ContinuouS1211 1 DORCHESTER 1 S.

Slmoo-O. O'Ketts "TAHITI HONEY" C. Mort "Ito. EVEI 1111111CAPITO 'THE HARD WAY' "HE'SNI, GUY" LEXIN 14 69) Inarid BeramanHumphrey Bogart "CASABLANCA" co BROOKLINE robuloegligup1Roomumu GFI Stott-G. Ford 0.

Kreger-Enna pine Tha IlI Desperadoes' it'ECNONRyll EBGAIKDEORR 'She Has What It Takes "SILVER SKATES" Cranking OnIrm.Migh Stlifollt Class Day CAMBRIDGE UNIVE RS1 TAY IDEL IAMIORE ir011eritl. irfOUNGAILPI Children's MovieBat. 10 A. M. Johnny Welesmullee sIT ARZAN TR? DORCHESTER ADAms SAIDeDLES' Continuous Goma AutrySmilpy Burnett.

DORCHESTER MAGNET S. Slmon.O. O'Keet "TAHITI HONEY" C. Mottls11.1.ams. "gm.

tnnlisorkIPGtwHollydrd" M. itonneveill. Rutherford 'A. Hardy's Doable Life' hones era le11. Granville '7 Milos ammo Alretrar EVERETT IIIMICAPITOLti PAR KIVIA ITHR HARD WAY' 1 "Shadow of Doubt." "Behind th Sell "HE'S MY GUY" Vermilion Nose Ole'neare START TODAY LEXINGTON EATRE 5 MALDEN (Continued) AUDITORIUM Faye-Payne-Oakie "Hello Faso.

Halle" Dom! Lydia "Falcon Strikes Back" Aldrich Sets Siamese faiSTRANDMIORPHEURII J. Carrell-S. Hayward H. Bout-I. Bergman "Hit Parade of 1943" "CKSABLANCA" JAMES CRAM Miry Healy-Leen Errol I "Northwest Rangers" "Strictly is the MEDFORD MEDFORD THEATRE Jack ElennyPriocilla Lana "MEANEST MAN IN WORLD" Also "FIGHTING CHETNIKS" MEDFORDMELROSE fELLSWAY-NENEROSEM G.

Sarson.R. Colman Henry Fonda-M. O'Hara "Random Harvest" Immortal Sere." I Relented Short Settled, "Lady Bodygeard" QUINCY STRAUDIMUCULLaCir G. Merphy-Ann Shirley Bela Lagoa-W. Fell "POWERS GIRL" "THE APE MAN" S.

Krveger-Ells I 41 Landi Ritz Brosiane Frazee "CORREGIDOR" "141 YA CHUM" REVERE IIIREVERFEIDULEVADn REV" ell. MO 12112.rUaarROWS tisoui IT MostNORTHWESTIRANGERS! SOMERVILLE RUE SOMERVILLE BROADWAY "Lite "Lucky "Tits Black Begins 5:30" Jordon" Swan" 'Vol Can't "Street of "Mrs. Wings I Escape Forever' Chance" Cabbage Patch" SOUTH BOSTON IlliSTRANtheRCADWAltr Ls. Yeens-Srlan Akers DeannaDerbin.Ed11Brien "Night se Remember" 'Amazing Mrs. Nolliday' Coy Kibbee-Les Trary The Merinos In I 1 'Poem of the Press" "Ws Ars the tisanes" WatertownWaverley 11 $1 I COOLIDGELSTRANDV6 AMUSEMENTS 111110111111,, 114 MARIA JON HAIMUM "'''3 LSAI WHITE kPIEEIC SAVAGE gabytawoR DEVIL WITH HITLER" av TONI DONA1110CONNOR r7hrr.

Oa Stop TOWS at 7 P. At An LYMAN aad SONITA GRANVILLE Hamm GENERAL ELECTRIC Way Mamma soe'Po asnmer WHAT DO TDB NAZIS DO 9 dill WITH CAPTURID MAUI MOSS AM, It orstr- Mr.CRIMES a46 sea a a. Ora Air ima moo MiroCRIMES WWI" MAIO co. 1" HIS GIRL PRioliv HIS GIRL FRIDAY AMUSEMENTS Alwavo Comfortab.p. 30c tilt p.

Deets Orphism 9:15 a. lc conchtioned State 11:15 a. 6 11 TINS ETV WATIRS ori ite Andiron) LENA HORNE Take Armstront The toikA Ellington lc loth- to limn Johnaon Choir "AnSitplAIG jtmaln CalitsoN Take The 'El" to Joeew's I I BIJOU NOW I GEORGE Mtrirts: arino ANNE SHIRLEY 2 I CAROLE LANDIS RODER dr17 i i FD 0- A 7 V131111G Nrcill Cit 0 EMI Mi OBERON LYDIA 6. ROGERS I ROXIE MART rtETER 'gas Exeter and Newbury Streets ORSON WELLES' LIOURNEY INTO FEAR' IDA LUPINO DENNIS MORGAN HARD WAY" Sum "AIR FORCE" BURLESQUE ITHE OLD1 Canneloni's 9 A.M. to 11 P.M.

WARD JEAN MODE CHARLOTTE VOGUE Jack Diamana.steve Mills ethel DeVeaux-Geo. Rose mfse shoo Friday Prank Duke-Margie Dean 60 Peallia--30 glaciates Girls Nci WeakRed laanhall-Frank X. Bryan ulia Bryan ARTHUR FIEDLER, Tickets .80, $1.10 Tax Inc. On Sale 2 Weeks In Advance WILBUR LASTS I EVES. TIMES I 1:30 MATINEE TOM'W 2:30 0 MAX GORDON presents THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS A New Play by Edward Chodorov yin, VRGINIA GILMORE-ZACHARY SCOTT BLANCHE SWEETDEAN HARENS MAT.

55a41.65 LAST 3 PERFORMANCES EARLY TO BED A FAIRY TALE POE GROWN UPS MURIEL RICHARD a. MARY BOB ANGELUS KOLLMAR SMALL 7r HOWARD Rook and Lyrics by Aloes by George Marlon Jr. Thomas Waller SHUBERT Theatre. Evenings SSe.43.30 Mats. Wed.

Sat. ColonialTonight, 8:30 COMFORTABLY COOLED Poo. Mat. Tom'w Orch. 111.10-51.43 Bale.

111.10-$1.65 2nd Bale. 85o 13111 tRIII0C) II BARGAIN MAT. WED. 155 $1.10 GOOD ORM SEAT $165 som, ssets EVES. 1 SAT.

MATS. 1 EVIL $2.20 PLYMOUTH- It I MAT. TOWY SYLVIA LUTHER SIDNEY 0 ADLER IN Charlotte Bronta's Crrat Lova Story! "JANE EYRE" Dramatized by Helen Jerome EVES. SAT. MAT 55e, $1.10 $1.65 THURS.

NAT. 55c $1.10 CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE Brattle Hall Tro. 14435 ENTIRE WEEK ELISSA LAND' "THE DAMASK CHEEK" raw'. at 83o Mat. Tom'ar at BOSTON'S DELIGHTFUL DINING A Directory of Better Places for Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure RESTAURANTS AND GRILLS RED COACH GRILLS 43 Stan limo Jack Larkin's and Sonday HI-HAT BARBECUE Colombo' at Mass.

$1.10. Dancing to BORASCHI CAFE Italian America" lunch, dinners. "A Restaurant of the Old School, Wine, liquors. music 21 Corning St. Private rooms for parties.

Entertainment. 1200,. -Night of, January 16th. 10:30, "Skylark," 9:00, 5:05. HOWARD-Btiflesoue, 12700.

2:45. 8:30: 'Glass Key. 10:25 "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage 9:05, 5:15. 134." 10:05, 12:35 3-00, 5:25, 7:55, 10:20: Ste Show, 11:30.

1:55. 4:25. 6:50, 9:20. KEITH-MEMORIAL "white 9:30. 12:00.

2:35. 5:05. 740. 10:15: "Devil With 11:10, 4:15. 6:50 9:20.

Green Was My Vat- Icy," 2:30. 5:55. "Cat and the 1:00. 8:00. LOEW'S in the Sky'." 9:30, 12:42, 3:55, 7:05.

"Stranger In Town, 11:15 2:30, 5:40, 8:55. LOEW'S in the Sky." 12:45, ,3:50. 6:55. 10:00: 'Stranger in 11:30. 2:30, 5:35, 8:40.

MAJESTIC. 'Yankee Doodle Dandy." 10:00, 12:48, 3:36, 6:24, 9:12. the Wild Wind." 11:05. 2:22, 5:48, 9:14: 'High Explosive," 1000, 1:17. 4:43, 8:09.

Comedy." 9:20, 12:15. 3:10, 6:05, "Taxi 11:20, 2:15, 5:10, 8:05. 10:50. 4:30. 7:10.

"Co-Girls in Chains," 12:15. 3:05, 5:55, 8:35. PARAMOUNT to Shout 10:35. 3:55. 8:35.

Mysterious 9:30, 12:10, 2:50, 5:30, 8:20. 10:00. 3:50. 6:45. 'He Hired the Boss, 11:35, 2:30, 5:25, 8:25.

SOUTH STATION- Sons of Liberty: Altisic: Stars on Horseback; Romantic Nevada: Modern Vikings: Blonde and Groom; March of Time; Three Cartons and the News. Continnuous from 9 a. TRANS-LUX Trait)." 9:35, 1150; 2:10. 4:25 8:40, 'Sarong Girl," 10:40, 12:55, 3:15. 5:30, 7:45, 10:00.

TREMONT Hart." 10:55. 205, 5:15, 9:00, 12:10. 3:20 6:30, 9:40. Parade of 1943." 2:25, 5:25, "Journey Into Fear," 1:00, 3:55. 8:55.

9:50. WASHINGTON STREET otvmptA- 'China. 10:20. 1:00: 3:55, 6:50, 9:401 'He Hired the Boss, 9:00, 11:45, 2:35, 5:30. 8:25.

Midnight Show at Old Howard Another midnight show will be given tonight at the Old Howard temple of burlesque. Jean Mode and Charlotte Vogue are the leading beauties, and Jack Diamond and Steve Mills are the main comics. AND DANCING SPOTS Boston: COM. 1900. Rt.

3.A. ilinsknin, Famoas Club. T.Inne or Alele la Stalks. Loatheins Dinners at Beth Grills. Ave.

Famees Alabama Chicks 01018.e Pets Nerman's Novelty Orchestra. Oasis till 3 A. M. 2:18 WHDHMusical Interlude. 2:115 WHZLonely Women.

sketch. WNACYankee Kitchen. WEEIJoyce Jordan. sketch. WHIDHMYstery Chef.

COPMatinee for Moderns. 2:80 WBZGuiding Light. sketch. WNACFirst Race. Suffolk Downs.

WEEIWe Love and Learn. WHDHSalvation Army Speaker. wmExUncle Sam. drama. wCOPNews: Trade Winds Tavern.

2:45 WBZBetty Crocker. chat. WNACConcert Miniatures. WEE1Pepper Young's FamilY. WMEXNews.

WC0pSingin with Bing. 2:55 WMEXBaseball: Fort Devene Reception Center vs. Boston Red Sox. 3:00 WBZStory of Mary Marlin. WNACBaseball: Washington Senators vs.

U. S. Coast Guard. IvEETClub Fiesta. WHDHMorton Downey, songs.

WCOPFrolicmakers. WORLNews: 920 Club. 815 WBZOxydol's Ma Perkins. WEEINews. 3:30 WBZPepper Young's Family.

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