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73 Amusements 13 THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE FKID A AUGUST 13, 1913 Ret. V. Pat. Off MARJORY ADAMS Needham Girl Wins MOVIE SCHEDULES First Group of U. S.

W. V. Convention Delegates Here MODFRN "Crush Divp." 0:05. 12:05. 3:10.

MarshaJordan Contest Honors and Wardrobe CiUrlerslceve Hud Uay," 10:85, 1:55. 5:00. 8:05. NORMANDIE ''Larlv of Rurlrsriue." Concerts and Plays Tonight ESPI.ANAOK, CONCERTS G. Wnllnce Wood worth will be miest conductor of toniKht's prowrnm at the H.drh Shell.

Storrow Memorial Esplanade, at 7:30 Overture to "Eemont." Beethoven; Aria for Striniis from Suite No. 3 in Bach: "Eroica." Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, first movement. Beethoven; The Star Spangled Banner: Choruses from the Mass in minor. Bach (with the Harvard Glee Club and RadclifTe Choral Society).

3:40. 6:50. "Song of Texas," 11:10, 2:15, 5:20, 8:30. TRANS-LUX "Here Comn Kelly," 9 12:00. 2:40.

5:15. 7:50. 10.25; -The Mnuackeeper'a Daughter," 10:40, 1:13. 3:50. 8:00.

TRKMONT "Bringins Ud Baby," 9 00. 12:29. 4:10. 7:50: 7The Great 10:45. 2:15.

5:50. 9:30. UPTOWN "My Friend Flicks." 12:40. 4:20, "Mission to Moscow," 2:10. 5:50.

9:35. WASHINGTON STREET OLYMPIA "Background To Danger." 1V30. 15 4:05. 6:50. 9:40: "Spotlight Scandals.1' 9:05, 11:55.

2:40, 8:17. OtJ SOUTH NEVVSHEEL "Women In Blue." "Eagles of the Navy." news, shorts and other subjects. Movie PARAMOUNT "First Comes Courage." 4:00, 6:40, "Petticoat Larceny," 9:35. 12:15. 2:50, 5:30, 8:20.

SCOLLAY "Background To Danger." iiKiiu, 8:40: 'Spotlight Scandals," 11:35, 2:35, 5:30, 8:25. Question Box Will Walter Pidgeon play op WII.BCR "You Cant Take It With SOUTH' STATION "Yesterday Is Over You." the Kaufman and Hart fnrce with Fred Stone and Bohhe Arnst in leading roles. At p. m. ni.tOIT THEATRE "Mv Friend Fllcka." 11:03.

2:05. 5:10, 11:20: "Five Graves to Cairo," 9:30. 12:32, 3:30, 6:40, 9:50. EXETER "39 Steps." 2:10, 5:10. "Tonight We Raid Calais," 3:45, 6:45, 9:45.

FENWAY "First Comes Courage." 1:00. 3:50, 6:40. 9:30: "Petticoat Larceny," 11:50, 2:40. 5:30. 8:20.

KEITH-BOSTON Stage Show, 12:23. 3:18. 6:13. 9:08: "What's Buzzin' Cousin." 10:42. 1:37, 4:32, 7:27, 10:12.

KEITH-MEMORIAL "Melody Parade." 9-45. 12:35. 3:15. 6:15. "Behind the Rising Sun." 10:50, 1:40, 4:30, 7:20.

10:05. KFNMORE "Keeper of the Flame," 2:50. 6:10, 9:25: "The Falcon's Brother." 1:30, 4:30. 8.00. LOEWS OR FH ELM "Lily Mars." 9:30.

12:35 3:45. 6:50. 'Tilot No. 5." 11:10, 2:20. 5:25.

8:35. LOEWS STATE "Illy 3 55, 7:00. "Pilot No. 5." 11:30. 2:35.

5:40. 8:45 MAJESTIC "Across the Pacific," 10:23, 2:01, 5:47, "Top 12:08. 3:46, 7:32. METROPOLITAN "Coney Island, 10:00. 1:00.

3:50. 5:45. "Henry Aldrich Swings It," 11:50, 2:45, 5:35, 8:30. posite Irene Dunne in "White Cliffs Your Shoulder." "The Daughter of Rosie Grady," "At the Stroke of Twelve." "Fala." "Lightning Strikes Twice," Jump-Fish-Jump." Cartoons. News.

CAMRRinr.E STTMMt.R TIIEATRr. ---The Argentine Envoy Hits Critics WASHINGTON. Aug. 12 AP) Argentine Ambassador Felipe A. Espil denounced today press criti-, cisms of Argentina, particularly an: editorial in the Washington "Post which called his country's policy "devious, disingenuous and TELE PI CINEMA March of Time: Emperor Jones.

tugene rxeiu drama about an ex-Puilrnnn porter who becomes emperor of Haiti, wiih Rex Ingram starred At 30 p. m. of Dover? Is there a chance of Janet Gaynor returning to the films? Did Joan Fontaine make a picture with Orson Welles before starting "Frenchman's I mVvWv iagles of the Navy: Race Horses: Cartoons: Oysters rfc Chesapeake Hay: Ducks Geese: Digest of World Newj. Continuous 10:30 a. m.

to JOV KTKEET I. A II IT Me thing these actresses are among the best in Hollywood. Geneva of AMUSEMENTS J- AMUSEMENTS Dorchester. 3 Dninknrd, tanious om mommy melorl ratna. continues in htivlcsriuert version under Huss Offhaus' direction.

At 8:30 p. m. tf. E. MUTUAL HAIL "The Acts t-f St-Peter." a Canterbury chor.d play by Gordon Bottomley.

presented by the Boston College Dramatic Society. At 8:30 p. m. A 1. No.

Alan Marshall does. 2 Not at present but if she ever I finds a role she would like to play she is willing. 3. Yes, "Jane Eyre." I 1 9 5 BOSTON'S 5 What is Freddie Barthplomew's next picture? it. Winchester.

A He is now in the Air Force and very popular. CORNELIUS S. KELLY COL. F. W.

STOPFORD DELIGHTFUL DINING AND DANCING SPOTS A Directory of Better Placet for Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure What is the name of Kathryn The first of 20,000 national delegates who are expected to arrive KMmMmtmBmmlSBB ing with the men's organization, and activities are in charge of Mrs. Anna Nagle, past national presi Grayson's sister? What is Greer for the 45th National Encampment RESTAURANTS AND GRILLS Garsons next film after "Mme. A Reader. dent and department convention chairman. Col.

Frederick W. Stop- TUDPQLITAHi PLUS 11 HITS A 1. Frances Raeburn. She was High-rising feathers on snug calottes, casual blazers, wool jersey shjrtmaker dresses, military reefers, and sturdy Chesterfield topcoats will occupy the center of the teen-age wardrobe for the coming year, judging by yesterday's audience at the Marsha Jordan contest held at the Jordan Marsh Company store. Jeanne Morris, 15, of 176 Hillcrest road, Needham, carried off top honors in the second year's showing of high-school models held on the fourth floor.

Jeanne Morris, who will receive a complete school wardrobe and serve as sponsor for the Marsha Jordan Shop for the coming year, modelled the perennial loose sweater in blue worn with a knife-pleated skirt of beige, brown, and blue, changing to a dressy suit of bittersweet flannel designed with full three-quarter length sleeves, accented by a lingerie touch with sheer white cuffs, and topped by a muffin-shaped hat to match. She also scored in a "sweet and smooth" version of the dirndl done in turquoise faille and a demure Dutch caD. Second place was awarded to Gertrude Talcott, 15. of 23 Cottage Medford. and third place to Eleanor McCarthy, 16, of 03 Margin West Newton.

Both were effective modelling military trends. Miss McCarthy's overseas cap perched above a wrap-around "kitten's ear" coat of tan demonstrated how practical the well-tailored combinations can be. Miss Talcott displayed the Navy trend with a double-breasted officer's coat styled with hich rovers find a democratic little sailor's beret on her bend. Miss Edna Somers, director of Jordan's Fashion Center, explained that while red will not be as widely worn as it was last year, it is indispensable for color contrast. Rose and blue shades and green end gold combinations were popular in the assortment chosen for the teen-age models.

Hats will be worn oftener by school girls, especially beanies, and visored calottes, according to yesterday's preview. Also popular will be wool, jersey, gabardine, and priority buttons of wood, giddy embroidered monograms which can't be deciphered and therefore might be anyone's initials. 43 Stanhopn Boston: COM. 1900. Ft.

3-A. Hlngham, lack larkln'j Famous Club. T-Bon or Sirloin Cteaks. Lunchtonn and Sunday Dlnnwi at Both Grills. RED COACH GRILLS ford, executive vice president of "Henry AMricii aVJ a mtmv ftJHPTTT 1 1 mm 'Taw i at -ntTfjfif i in "Seven 2.

No definite assignment. She was tested for "Dragon Seed." the U. S. W. V.

Corporation, is in charge of convention arrangements. Swings It" Hmmj Ljraaa HI-HAT BARBECUE AIR CONDITIONED Columbus at Mast. Ava. Famous Alabama Barkaeua Chicken Dlnnor, $1.10. Dancing to Pete Herman's Novelty Orehutra.

Open till 3 A. M. Italian American lunch, dinners. "A Restaurant of the Old School." Wine, i. Dpiwata nuiiii fur nartillc FnfHrffllnment- 1 mww wumrniiW) Cornelius S.

Kelly, U. S. W. V. national commander, will be present at the convention.

Who were the players in "Vir B0RASCHI CAFE liquors. music. i Full Course Dinners. Dally and Sunday. 2 Floor Shows Niohtly.

A highlight of the convention HOTEL MINERVA CAFE MUSIC, Uancing. num. vi aymiiiiuiij ivcw. qou MERLE OBERON BRIAN AHERNE 'FIRST COMES COURAGE' plus Joan Carroll. Walter Hud.

"PETTICOAT LARCENY" of the United Spanish War Veterans to be held here, Aug. 15-19, arrived in Boston yesterday to register at convention headquarters in the State House. Rear Admiral Wat T. Cluverius, U. S.

N. retired, the last surviving officer of the battleship Maine, will deliver a memorial service address Sunday evening at Mechanics Hall, where on Monday evening color guards from every state in the Union will march. At that time, an American flag will be presented Gov. Saltonstall for his executive ollices as a tribute to men In the service. The women's auxiliary is mcet- will be the presentation of 14 ambulances to the 1st Service Command in behalf of the U.

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50c. Atter YE BOSTON CHICKblN HUUab theatre specials. Cocktail Lounge. 25 Eliot St. (nr.

Park So.) I I I I 1 1 I AIR I "HRACU niUCH auxiliary in Copley sq. Tuesday NIGHT SPOTS I I II I I CrmdMitmmm I UIIL BAXTER aaalMaaMfcwaVrfual, plua "GILDERSLEEVE'S BAD OAV ginia and "Maryland What has happened to Richard Greene? Three Musketeers. A "Virginia," released in 1941, had a cast consisting of Madeleine Carroll, Fred MacMurray, Stirling Haydcn, Paul Hurst, Tom Rutherford. Carolyn Lcc, Msirio Wilson nnd Ijouiso Beavers. Maryland" was released in 1940 and the chief players were Walter Brennan, Fay Bainter, Brenda Joyce, John Payne, Charlie Ruggles, Hattie McDaniel 304 Broadway.

South Roslon. City Pt. t. cars slop rlQhl at the door. Take ear at Park Boyltlon.

No. Station. Scollay Sg. or Hfiymurknt. 2 shows.

Peter Hniloe'sniude, Boyd Hoalhen. M. C. No cnner. SOU.

Ol't SUNDAYS. BLINSTRUB'S morning at 11. Ethel Cummings, national president of the auxiliary, will rmikc the presentation, nnd the ambulances will be accepted by II nil Both Trtt.trt AVERY HOTEL CAMEO LOUNGE J5rSM llWffA IR CONDITIONED 1 GEORGE SYONEY Gen. Sherman Miles in behalf of RAFT GREENSTREET' the Army. ESSEX HOTEL DINNER 75c IfKludru Floor Show (7:30.

10. 12). Dunce till cinslntj. Wfvwr rover or minimum. Qpp.

So. Station. Hl)B. 100. "BACKGROUND" AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Marjorie Weaver, Ben Carter and NEW FILMS TO DANGER" a Mil II17 ACAPITDU565 Sidney Blackmer.

Greene has been an officer in the British Army since 1940 but will soon appear in a him, "Yellow Canary." Plus "SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS" 1 A A -1 1 1 PARAMOUNT FENWAY MIDNIGHT SHOW BURLESQUE 3 SHOWS DAILY ttfooN 2 4S-8 30 2s "First Conies Courage" EVtRV FRIDAY kt2oiw4ys SOMemMcoct9A nr ALLSTON BRIGHTON Jam. Plain Egleston Sq. JAMAICA Ai GALA RE OPENING TODAY ggSS EGLESTON Eaa. 7123 FRANCHOT TONE "5 Grave ta Caire" roddv Mcdowell "my friend flicka" CAPITOL KSo- H. Booart-M.

Astof Across tha North Atlantic' Mary Lee-J. Archer 'SHANTYTOWN', When and where was Billie Burke born? How old is Margo? Natalie. A Billie was born Aug. 7, 1885, in Washington, D. C.

Margo was born May 10, 1918. fiirrlp Lim- 1:45 UllbIB 4040 7.45 W. Huston-Ann Hard I no 'MISSION TO MOSCOW "SALUDOS AMIGOS" for Frwdom' Robt. Taylor-T. Mitchell "BATAAN" "HARRIGAN'S KID" MATTAPAN UCAN ALLSTON ROXBURY FORSyTHE A I I CTnll CRITERION Hit.

5370 URICANCOfCOMfKlRl Sta. 4410 MkLdlUII ORIENTAI 1 Air Candlttoneu) poTenre "CRASH DIVE" ln Color) WW "GILDERSLEEVE'S BAD Pat O'Brltn-Clunn Ford 'FLIGHT LIEUTENANT' J. Bennett Ann Mlltw-Wm. Wright "Ravalli With Btverly" Don "Rd" Barry "Fueitlir From Sonora" NITWITS "MARGIN FOR ERROR" I COLORED DAVCEXSl NATICK Arlington Waltham ARL. ft nDITfll fa CMDACCV WAL.

PAULA DIANE DELL VMrilWL blllUHdJI 340 4340 COLONIAI Natick 1700 'LADY OF BURLESQUE' Richard Pit "Aiwwlcatn Ewglre" Preitun fnfr "Petticoat Larceny" "First Comes Courage" by Lewis Meltzer and Melvin Levy. Adapted by George Sklar. Directed by Dorothy Arzner. Columbia film. The cast: Nicole Larppn Merle Obpron Captain lyiwpll Brian Aherne Major Paul Dichtcr Carl Esmond Dr Aanrui Fritz Loiber Soren Erville Alderson C'le Erik Rolf Col Von Elser Reinhold Schunzel Rose Lindstrom Isobel Elsom Patriotism first love second, is the theme of "First Comes Courage" at the Paramount and Fenway Theatres.

Merle Oberon gives a dramatic portrayal as the Norwegian beauty who proves the hard way that a woman can be as courageous as a man when it comes to fighting the foes of her land. She has her chance at love and safety an opportunity in which the young girls in the audience are obviously thrilled. "Isn't she wo-o-on-derful," they exclaim in ecstasy when she leaves Brian Aherne in favor of espionage. Actually "First Comes Courage" is rather a mediocre picture when you analyze the plot. It's the old- What is the next Van Heflin picture after "Presenting Lily Mars?" Don't you think he was swell in it? What is Betty Hutton's next picture and who else is in it? How old is William Lundigan? Ellie, a Movie Fan.

A Van is in the Army and so you won't see him in films again for some time. You'll see Betty in "And the Angels Sing," "Let's Face It" and "The Miracle of Morgan's Creek." Her leading men, respectively, are Fred MacMurray (Dorothy Lamour is the star); Bob Hope and Eddie Bracken. Lundigan was born June 12, 1914, in Syracuse, N. Y. He is in the Army.

Tyrone Power LI1MDI DAV MARK EL Aatomicfvfiswts R. Russell-F. MacMurray "Flight for Fraedom" Leon Errol "FOLLOW THE BAND" ootorous eve Anne Baxter "CRASH DIVE" 'Cowboy In Manhattan' Needham West Newton EDDIE LA FERNE JiAHtIM VI0UN1ST. BRIGHTON NEWTON ALICE KENNEDY HARRYLMti HAPPY SNAPM Paramount West Newton L3 T.rarhot "Five Graves ta Cairo" FRANK MORGAN "A STRANGE IN T0W" Paramount Egyptian 1-30 200 BIG CAST OF SO 30 C0R6E0US DANCINQ GIRLS MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY FRIDAY KITE STARTS AT 12 O'CLOCK ROSLINDALE Dsn Amechi-Jaek Oakle 'S'thlns to Shout About' William Gargan "HARRIGAN'S KID Ladles. Olnnerwara R.

Russell-F. M'Murray "Fllqht for Freedom" M. Carey-Betty Rhodes "SALUTE FOR THREE" VAUDEVILLE RKO BOSTON THEATRE Three Stooges and Mary Beth Hughes It's murder, what the Three Stooges get away with in the name of comedy! You know them Moe, Larry and Curley as looney a trio of madcaps as even turned a theatre upside down. They are making their annual appearance at the RKO Boston Theatre, which explains the din you heard on lower Washington st. Eye gouging (the old Webber and Fields trick), pratfalls, falsettos and every other kind of slapstick nonsense are their stock in trade.

That their routine is to all intents and purposes, the same one they offered here last season, does not seem to faze them or the audience, for that matter. They sometimes go off the deep end toward coarseness, but the laughs are frequent and loud. Mary Beth Hughes, star of "The Ox-Bow Incident." "The Great Profile" and other films, adds a touch of glamour to the new show. And a very pretty girl she is. She disarms the audience with a brace of jokes and then breaks into a couple of songs.

A hit of the show is Roy Davies, who has a very curious act to offer. While a phonograph plays a novelty number like "Three Birds" or Danny Kaye's version of "Dinah," Davies makes exaggerated motions with his lips, hands, eyes and so on, as though he actually were singing the song. But he dosen't utter a word. Competent but not particularly distinctive music is supplied by Bobby Sherwood and his music makers. Gwen Davis sings some very nice vocals.

On the screen the feature is "What's Buzzin' Cousin?" a musical in which whirlwind tap dancer Ann Miller and Eddie "Rochester" Anderson cut up to tunes played by Freddy Martin and his band. J. W. R. STAGE IN TOWN CAMBRIDGE RIALTO PAR.

3851 Mat. 2 En. Don Ameche-J. Blair "SOMETHING TO SHOUT-ABOUT" "HARRIGAN'S KID" BELLEVUE PAR. 6720 William Holden "TEXAS" Bland ta't Biassed Evnrt' S3 Central Sq.

Evt. 8 Tro. 7900 Mat. 2 8lng Cronby-Dor. Lamour "DIXIE" Rich.

Arlen-Clmi. Morris 'AERIAL GUNNER 300 till 1 P. M. Harvard Mat. 2 Kir.

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NORTHEAST AIRLINES REVUE TONITE KALTENBORN Doort Orahtum 9:15 A. M. Open State 1115 A. M. GARLAND iau aiaraFBIM in CHELSEA Famous Jury Trials WARREN ,37 Tyrone Power I "GIRLS IN "Crash Diva" (la Color) CHAINS" Francea Langford "LADY 'Cowboy In Manhattan' 1 ni vniti ar.hiM mi ru.

nn IHH IIaari.il TYRONE POWER ANNE BAXTER "GREAT III" tftoACflllTIII fiVtP 'laiiami hit- SOMERVILLE "CRASH DIVE" coIJori Maedonald Carey "SALUTE FOR 3" Betty Rhodes DORCHESTER C.GRANT-B.DAVIS A startling vmtdy tr OWEN DAVIS Jrtm tit wwt tfiUtsm nmmt ttttri rrri) by ALEXANDER KIRKLAND CENTRAL S0M. 7610 BOB CROSBY TOMMY DORSEf" ORCH. ORCHESTRA plus 'PllA 4K" fraaehot Tent rilOT hnh Hint 4T04o CODMAN I FRANKLIN 5So STRAND Johaj Camll-S. Nayward HIT PARAOE OF 1943-Tha East Side KM "KID DYNAMITE" MAT. TOM'W 2:30 E.

Flynn-A. Sheridan "EDGE OF DARKNESS" 1. Falkenbrg-T. Neal 'She Hat What It Takes' WILBUR ll'l 'ill Id 'udt numiuur BARB. STANWYCK KVES.

AT 8:30 Air Cooled Both Theatres Mat. U9 Ee. 8 Rosalind Russell Fred MacMurray "FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM" Barbara Stanwyca "Lady of Burlesque" STRAND 1:30 AIR 7:45 CONDITIONED CAPITOL BALL SQ. JSi RODDV McDOWELL-PRESTON FOSTER "MY FRIEND FLICKA" RALPH RICHARDSON "THE AVENGERS" i Tyrone Power Anne Baxter "CRASH DIVE" Harold Peary "Gllderaleeve'e Bad Day" fashioned spy story a beautiful woman who trails about in exquisite evening gowns and persuades enemy officers to whisper secrets to her. There are dozens of hairbreadth escapes, and an equal amount of unbelievable coincidences which would indicate that the hero can be two places at once, arriving at both on the nick of time.

But Aherne and Miss Oberon are convincing actors and make the old stuff look up-to-date and even worthwhile. The shoddiness is of story rather than acting or direction. Dorothy Arzner, one of Hollywood's few woman directors, was chosen to take charge of this tale of woman's bravery and strength. She has a full appreciation of the value of suspense and she has for the most part turned out an exciting melodrama. There are a couple of things that shouldn't have been kept in the finished picture, including a scene in which the German officers are pursuing, at 80 miles an hour, the escaping Miss Oberon and Aherne.

He has just killed the wicked Major Dichter. Miss Oberon looks back with exasperating calm and says. "I think they are following us." This gets a laugh that was never intended. "Petticoat Larceny" presents attractive Joan Carroll as a radio child star. M.

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-Sat. Mat. J1.10-55C. LJ 111 LiyULIJLJ Miaeadf roil 5 GRAVES TO CAIRO Krnafrdtr ''U find you' baaaluadUdJLaVuJ "Power at Presi" C. Gable Turner Hyde Park Wollaston FAIRMOUNT Hy.l234.M.l:30.E.6:45 FOR VICTORY BUY MORE AND MORE WAR BONDS WOLLASTON Mat.

1:43 Eva. 7:45 R. McDowell-P. Foster "MY FRIINO FLICKA" JOHN LODEN "Mysterious Doctor" Ameche-Blair-Oakia 'Something to Shout About "-Ida Luplno, Forever and a Day'' CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE Ursula Hall TRO. 145 LAST 8 MAT.

TO REX INGRAM "THE EMPEROR JONES" EuKene O'Neill's irreat drama Eves, at 8:30. Mat. Tom'w at 2:30 imam Remarkable Antrew HENIIY FONDA Immortal Sergeant BOSTON COLLEGE SUMMER THEATRE f. cfAei PIDCEOrN LVg- Blossoms in the dust'4 Presents Tha Westminster Play Cycle Success THE ACTS OF ST. PETER Ken.

7067 K5f XETER -S? i 6- Thurs. and Fri. 8:30. All seats 55e New England Mutual Hall (air cooled) ANNABELLA" JOHN SUTTON "TONIGHT WE RAID CALAIS" Return at ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S J'39 STEPS" MALDEN (Continued) A rlingtonCharlestown mi in Robert Donat-Madelelna Carroll I Tr I HIT FOR BREAKFAST Chi A AMt.nrtrrk.i'r.Tiiriiincnu en GAYETY oTffGE5 Frank Morgan-Jean Rogers JoanCrawford-PhllloDorn R. Rlehardsna-O.

Kr THE AVENGERS' Wm. Gargan-Bok Rudirt HARRIGAN'S KID' Tyrone Power-A. Baxter "CRASH DIVE" P. Singleton "It's a Great Lite" Kf YOUR STEP YOUNG AND TIRELESS IN 'REUNION IN FRANCE' John Archer-Mary McLeod "PURPLE "A Stranger In Town Eaat Side Klda "Ghosts nn the Lonse' UPTOWN AT SYMPHONY STA. AIR CONDITIONED Back Bay Kenmore 1 1 euKmc jount mihcs DUuDT I preston roddy foster Mcdowell "my friend FLICK WALTER ANN HUSTON HAR0ING "MI8SION TO MOSCOW" SHERWOODORCH SCREEN AND STAGE NEWS "The Vagabond King" Coming to Boston Rudolf Friml's famous operetta, "The Vagabond King," which was revived on Broadway this season with Metropolitan Opera star John Brownlee in the title role, closes tomorrow night.

After a short rest the show will go on tour with Boston as its first stop. No date yet, though. CAfcSON i. Btnnett-VIe Vie. HERE COMES C0LMAN ArthurMeCre MORE THE MERRUR' I.

Rtheoe-a Braea S. Holaies I Wash'taa' R. Rassell-F. MacMurray "Flight For Freedom" "Gildersleeva'i Bad Day" VAOA10NO HOUSEKEEPER EEPER'S Mitura li I'l MIFIIl VMJsLjai KELLY WHAT BUZZIN' COUSIN? SH in Cdfr GLOBE ADVTS. PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE DAUGHTER iHTER BOCMKTfl )N Wit tin FMftPY MA1TIN rfn Off ALLAN MHiS 'RHYTHM OF THE ISLANDS' MEDFORD Braintree So.

Weymouth Amcrice't unchallenged hee value) Cont. MEDFORD THEATRE 1-11 Jean Rooerai Frank Morgan "STRANG EH in TOWPJ" John Loder "MYSTERIOUS DOCTO" Loretta Youna Alan Ladd "CHINA" "One Dangerous Night' Jean Arthur-Joel McCrea MORE THE MERRIER' "BOSTON BLACKIE GOES HOLLYWOOD" MEDFORD MELROSE RICHARD'S MfL BROOKLINE 800 r.T.TBB.Ta 1 PU 1 Don Amke-J. Blair "SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT" Jean Arthar-J. MeCrea MORE THE MERRIER' "SHERLOCK HOLMES 4 SECRET WEAPON" aw si am. a mtt ir Red Cross Shoe Store 489 Washington (corner Temple Place) OPEV WEDNESDAY TIM, :30 P.

M. OPEN ALL. DAY SATURDAY GOLD CROSS SHOES FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS AS RED CROSS SHOES Old Howard Opens Today Burlesque fans can be happy again. The famous Old Howard opens its doors today to begin a new season. The new big show presents such stars as Valerie Parks, Mike Sachs, Paula Lind, Ann Withers and Harry Levan.

There are three complete burlesque and screen shows daily, starting at 12 noon, 2:45 and 8:30 p. m. There will be an extra midnight show tonight at 11:30. Jon Hall-Saba Maria Mooter "WHITE SAVAGE" "Wrecking Crew" Barbara Stanwyck 'Lady of Burlesque' "Boy From Stalingrad" QUINCY CAMBRIDGE I IMT1TJ IJ akTMHnPVnPO 50 R'lkllAI fcVJ fcj rIK 4flQ Gene Aatry "Boots and Saddle" East Side Kids "Ghosts on the Laosa" R. Taylor-T.

Mitchell "BATAAN" Loia Andrewa "TAXI MISTER" It.ifcy HiHloii Aim rYrfnYi'y REVERE Children'a Tyrone Power "CRASH DIVE" SUPERMAN" and "WILD HORSES" iM' di 41 II I All 1.1.1 FmriiHHHJ.IllllMM.ill WALTER HUSTON DORCHESTER ANN HANDING MOSCOW New Film Programs Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter are starred in "Crash Dive," the new feature at the Modern Theatre where "Gildersleeve's Bad Day" is the second picture. The Wash-ington-st. Olympia and Scollay Square Theatres are now offering "Background to Danger," starring George Raft, and "Spotlight Scandals" with Billy Gilbert and Bonnie Baker. MISSION TO Henry Stevenson-Dor. Lovett "MAN TRAP" ADAMS Continuous LAIN SOMERVILLE Joh'yMaek Brown-Tea Rltler 'OLD CHISHOLM TRAIL' Children's Show Sat.

11 MAGNET 'mmim mm Si, r-l rt rl "Tha Crystal Ball" "Wrecking Crew" "IN WHICH WE SERVE" "The Smoke Rings" "The Maiar and tha Mimar" "Street a ha ace" DORCHESTER "NEXT OF KIN" B. Sydney-Nova Pilbeam "Swing Your Partner" Lulu Bclle-Scntty-VaoBQ Philip Dim -Anna Sten "CHETNIKS" Wm. Hoiden-S. Hayward 'YOUNG AND WILLING' SOUTH BOSTON EVERETT FOR EVERY CARTON YOU BUY IN AUGUST 2 FREE PACKS OF RALEIGHS GO TO A FIGHTER OVERSEAS WITH A GIFT CARD FROM YOU HE CAN RETURN ltTT.i:i;U-H:-M-l.V.V-J Maria Neater-Jen Hall Jm.Cotten-DelorosDel Rln JOURNEY INTO EAR' James Cralg-Pat. Dgna 'Northwest Rangers" WHITE SAVAGE' Gey Kibboo-Clarla evarrea "Cinderella Swings It" Revere, East Boston Men Badly Burned in Garage Gas Fire REVERE, Aug.

12 Trapped by a "flash gasoline fire in a garage at 878 Broadway, two men were rescued from death this afternoon by fellow emploj es who dragged them to safety and ripped off their blazing clothes. Errol Flynn-A. Sheridan 'EDGE OF DARKNESS' "Whistling In tha Dark" Vermilion Rose Oln'rwarg 'MY FRIEND FLICKA' 3:1 fl7 'STRANGER IN TOWN' 2:00, 7:00, 9:45 WatertownWaverley LEXINGTON Good American tmokat are the most welcome gift in combat areas. Send some this easy way. For every carton of Raleighs you buy here this month, you can sign an Overseas Gift Card the counter and it will be forwarded to the Raleigh plant.

There it will be enclosed with two packs of Raleighs and sent to some combat zone. In this way, the Soldier, Sailor, Marine or Coast Guardsman overseas who receives your gift may send you hia thanks Get behind this worthy cause. Lerelta Young-A la a Ladd "CHINA" Jimmy Gats GiaaMur' C. Hardwlcka-H. Travis MOON IS DOWN' Laurol Hardy "JITTERBUG8" Charlea Lauahton Maureen O'Hara "THIS LAND IS MINE" Tom Conway "THE FALCON 8TRIKE8 BACK" Rescued were Armando J.

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