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BUSTON DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1943 27 1943 THE OW IMP OM MO OM ONO IMP et 1 1 i I I I 11 Movie Schedules orri 0 of rli 'I, OCT lt ,1 La 1 EXETERNewq and Short 2:05. 5.00. 11:00: "Mission to Moscow. 2.55. 1A11'0111144 i i 'A 13 ".41 5:55.

8:45. fe ill FOR DINER5doutDANCERS 1 FENIV AV "Stormy Weather." 1255, 1 047): ifighwaY" I KtIT11-139STO NIStage Show. 11:00. Ntwage Isiamot A C3 FOR -I 7 I -) III I I i Movie Schedules Dangerous." 4:25. Elight for Freedom, 11:10.

2:35, 6:10, EXETER-Newo and Short Ft 2:01, se 5,00. "Mission to Moow. 5:55. 8:45. FENity A ttstormy Weather." 12:55, 3:50 8:45, 9:40: "Alaska 11:40.

2:30. 5:20. 8:15. KEITII-BOSTONT- stage Show. 11:00.

Movie Schedules 1 2:35, 6:10, EXETERNews anti Short Films, 2:05. 5:00. 11:60: "Mission to Moscow." 5:55. 8:45. FENwAy "Stormy Weather." 12:55, ti, t3l(1: Highway." KEITH-BOSTONStage Show.

11:00, NEW FILMS yesterday yelled and whistled for Spike Jones' raucous band antics, In which he Is abetted by the NeilFOrt Twins and his City Slickers. The kids also gave a terrific hand to arnimicomedian" Dave Barry. who winds up with imitations of Churchill and F. D. R.

The violin gag and the whistling birds number of the Arnaut Brothers is very clever; the Glenn Miller Singers (the Modernaires and Paula Kelly) harmonize closely, and Bob Dupree and Char lo have a smooth dance routine. C. W. D. a 1 1 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS I "INIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I ri uy (1C '1 0 .7111114 itpp a Nitof so Sala at ir oar IDE atr 1:30.

4:05, 35, "Appointment In LIO 'Mso 8 Berlin," 9:40, 12:10. 2:40. 7:45, 10:20. KEITH-MEMORIAL "Hers to Hold." (Ire vat 1 0 Old 10:45. 1:30.

4:20. 7:10, 10310; "Mexican Spitfire," 9:40. 12:30. 3:20, 6:05. 8:55.

6. KENMORE "rowers Girl." 610, Not d.4 DSO 'War Against Mrs. HadleY, 1:00, to 4:25, 8:00. PAW pops I en li I) LOEW'S 10:40. 1:35.

4:30. 7:25 10:15: "Two Senoritas WEE I UKAS (ARIL glittif DIFILIN I -I i Yrotcs 9:30, 12:20, 3:15, 6:10. 9:05. 1. 0FIVS STATE "Destroyer." 12:54.

LENA HORNE BILL ROBINSON CAB CALLOWAY Chicago," 11:43. 2:405: 7:00, 10.03; "Twits Senoritas From ARAMOUN "STORMY WEATHER" 49. 8:52. hi the Dust. "-aand Plus: "ALASKA HIGHWAY," Richard Arlon.lato 2:02, 5:51, "Navy Blue." BRIAN DONLEVT siHANOMEN ALSO DIE 12:01, 3:50, 7:39.

monEnn CoatittAIR 01144 WALTER BRENNAN Darling." also "AIR RAID WARDENS." Lairs' 41, Nardi 10:13. 1:28. 4:53. "Watch On the 11:28. 2:43.

6:08. 9:23. Also Die." 10:15, 1:50, It 11 12:30. 8:55: 4:05, 7:40 Raid Wardens. ST 011111e1Pt SCOLIAltrasfi8 tt NOR mr.tt IOTA ISI-TSIS Alt teadittimod 1:30.

4:05, 8:35, "Appointment in Berlin," 9:40, 12:10. 2:40. 5:15. 7:45, 10:20. KE1TH-MEMORIAL "Hers to Hold." 10:45.

1:35. 4:20. 7:10. 10:00: "Mexican Spitfire." 9:40. 12:30.

3:20, 6:05. 8:55. KIENMOIRE "Powers Girl." 2:50. 6:10, Against Mrs. Hadley," 1:00, IT; 5'D rS'elnionr114; Yroin Chicago," 9:30, 12:20, 3:15.

6:10, 9:05. STATE "Destroyer." 12:54, 3:57. 7:00. 1003; "Two Senoritas From 11:43, 2:40, 5:49. 8:52.

mAJEsTic--niossom, in the Dust." 10:13, 2:02, 5:51. "Navy Blue." 12:01, 3:50, 7:39. Darling." 10:1:3. 1:28. 4:53.

"Watch On the 11:28. 2:43. 6:08. 9:23. Also Die." 10:15, 1:50.

5:25. 8:55: 'Mr Raid Wardens." SAO, 12:30. 4:05, 7:40. From Brook- AMUSEMENTS III ifit wsars! 011triPIA, 111, SCOLLAV Pit WOT It I RI iTIES Alt COOditiene. .4.

Ifft WASR WOTIS Tottims MRID AMUSEMENTS LENA HORNE BILL ROBINSON CAB CALLOWAY "STORMY WEATHER" Plus: "ALASKANIGNWAY," Richard Pall4411 BRIAN DONaili "HANGMEN AttO 01E" WALTER BRENNAN also "AIR RAID WARDENS." Lairs' ik Nardi swum At culditlywd 11 .46 RABL. 101,6 Nits wzAteco, 0 0 GOME 1 1 1 4 4 wilr: .414: OMER 4 34 4604r "IhIIIIIII.N.! A .471414174 fA 41, tr, 4 1 KEITH BOSTOAr "Appointment in Berlin" Singe Show "Appointment in. Berlin," Columbia film directed by Alfred E. Green. Screen play by Horace McCoy and Michael Hogan after a story by B.

P. Fineman. The cast: Xelth Wilson George Sanders ILse Prigasing Marguerite Chapman Rudolph Preissing. Ons low Stevens Gretta Van Sondergaard Colonel Patterson Alan Napier Sir Douglas Wilson Sanders Bill Banning Don Douglas Babe Forrester Jack Lee Smirts, Alec Craig IsfacPhail Mudie Vonftitter Frederic Worlock Perr i Bader Steve Geras, cripple Wolfgang A Zilzer lts practically all excitement at the RK0 Boston this week, where "Appointment in Berlin" is showing on the screen, and Spike Jones and his gadget orchestra are whooping it up on the stage. As it so happens, "Appointment in Berlin" is one of two filrns featuring Marguerite Chapman which opened in Boston yesterday.

Her role of a German girl in this melodrama of British espionage in the Nazi capital is of less than primary importance, although she is the love Interest and her final sacrifice enables the Underground to inform London that Hitler plans to invade Britain. Miss Chapman is nevertheless pretty and effective. Once again portraying an intrepid and faultlessly groomed secret agent George Sanders carries off the honors as an RAF Wing-Commander who, cashiered for bitter criticism of the Munich pact. wins a posthumous Victoria Cross for his espionage via radio in Berlin. While the premise of the story is unusual, the yarn becomes episodic and incredible.

The youngsters at the first show "Everything in Music" Sheet Music Literature Books Records Phonographs Radios Sheet Music Cabis nets Record Cabinets Music Boxes Musical Toys Many unusual GIFTS with Imported Swiss Music Boxes. Open Monday Wednesday Evenings InBosten over littyseven years Si. "Even She Lite Rev Phol Rad Shea nets Reci Mus Mus Many ul impor Boxes. Boxes 1 11 1 OS 0 oill I Li czartzt uli; ft n1 0 MY30 farrty ts li Y. Osea Monday Wednesday Evenings IN over litty7seven years yk r4 1 6 7 1 1 I.

STATE AND ORPIIEUM I The Tramp Rand Themseivel I The Shadracks Ned Standeir Johnny Horace "Destroyer" Chick RaileY Blhe Wallact Jim Europe Ernest Whitmar 'Destroyer," a Crolumbia picture ZuttY Zuttle Singietor directed by Willihm A. Seitec. 14 de Mae Mae E. Johnsor Flourney E. Mille Screenplay by Frank Wead, Lewis LYles Johnnie Cab ('al Lee Meltzer and Borden Chase from a Jr Nii.eltrnoubsertsreev!,daTI story by Mr.

Wead. The cast: "Stormy Weather" is just about Steve Robinson Mickey Donohue Glenn Ford the most exuberant bit of entertain- Macy Chapman merit that has been seen hereabouts "IKansas Jackson a II. Bq Poarre) ae Ao in a dog's age. The new offering at Lieut Commander Clark Toomey the Paramount and Fenway Theatres Casey Ka 141 ophY fiirly bubbles and fizzes, like spare Morton Warren Abhe Rigbee Craig Woods kling Burgundy, with high spirits. Yasha Curt Bols And you'll go a long way before you Although basically a formula find its equal for sheer entertain- drama, the current ment.

headliner at the State and Orpheum For one thing, "Stormy Weather" Theatres, has two features which has an absolutely wonderful corn- distinguish it from the runol-the- pany of entertainers, all of them mill story of conflicting personali- Negro. And they work with boundt ties. less good humor and talent for the it is the story's premise that is sheer joy of entertaining. Listen to the most remarkable: That United the torch songs sung by the stun- States yards can and do turn out ning Lena Horne, whose beauty ships so carelessly constructed that takes your breath away. they do not even stand up lo their There is Bill Robison, mort than shakedown cruises, let alone on the 65 years young.

who can still tap battle line. It took courage to turn out a dance with a perfection and out a story and film along these clarity equaled by no younger man. lines, although the bad impression Fats Waller's roly-poly humor, some is somewhat offset by the heroic ac- sly, some affectionate, is good for tion of the destroyer John Paul healthy laughter. And the Nicholas Jones and her crew while on a run Brothers astound you with their to Dutch Harbor. fantastic leaps and bounds.

Ada The other distinguishing mark of Brown, with her velvet-smooth con-the film is a composite one, for it tralto, is a joy to hear. And Cab embraces the work of both the di- Calloway and his band are on hand rector and his players. William Sei- to pump decibels into the sound ter has paced the film with a sure system, to give life to the jivers and eye for dramatic effect and directed jitterbugs. He fairly tears the roof his players toward a competent LIM off. sound job of acting.

Katherlfie Dunham and her troupe I Edward G. Robinson gives a good are the only entertainers who even I account of himself in a routine lean toward the "higher arts." But characterization of Navy bo'sun their combinations of ballet and pop' mate. He is Chief Steve Boleslaz- ular dance make up the reprises of ski, Wcoild War I. veteran, who has most of the films' tunes. been outdistanced by the younger To be sure, you can't leave "Stormy generation.

He has hadia hand in Weather" without realizing that the building the John Paul "Jones and fun has sometimes been hindered by to break her in on the high a rather lame and trite stry. It has But in so doing he has put something to do with a romance Chief Mickey Donohue out tween Bill and Lena. But really, of a job. Steve fails at his job, is the only thing to do is to sit back demoted and replaced by Donohue. and enjoy yourself.

The east of But as you'd expect, he redeems "Stormy Weather" will see to that. 1 himself. In the meantime there has The program also presents "Alas-I demoted and replaced by Donohue. and enjoy yourself. The east of But as you'd expect he redeems "Stormy Weather" will see to that 'In ha -netartfirna 4hara hac The nroeram alga nresentg "Alnq- The Tramp Band Themselves The Shadracks Ned Stanfield Johnny Horace Chick Bailey Hibe Wallace Jim Europe Ernest Whitman Zutty Zuttie Singleton Mae Mae E.

Johnson Miller Flourney E. Miller Lyles Johnnie Lee Cab Calloway Jr Felder Chauffeur Nicodernus Stewart "Stormy Weather" is just about the most exuberant bit of entertainment that has been seen hereabouts in a dog's age. The new offering at the Paramount and Fenway Theatres fairly bubbles and fizzes, like sparkling Burgundy, with high spirits. And you'll go a long way before you find its equal for sheer entertainment. For one thing, "Stormy Weather" has an absolutely wonderful company of entertainers, all of them Negro.

And they work with boundless good humor and talent for the sheer joy of entertaining. Listen to the torch songs sung by the stunning Lena Horne, whose beauty takes your breath away. There is Bill Robison, mort than 65 years young. who can still tap out a dance with a perfection and clarity equaled by no younger man. Fats Waller's roly-poly humor, some sly, some affectionate, is good for healthy laughter.

And the Nicholas Brothers astound you with their fantastic leaps and bounds. Ada Brown, with her velvet-smooth contralto, is a joy to hear. And Cab Calloway and his band are on hand to pump decibels into the sound system, to give life to the jivers and jitterbugs. He fairly tears the roof off. Katherrile Dunham and her troupe are the only entertainers who even lean toward the "higher arts." But their combinations of ballet and popular dance make up the reprises of most of the films' tunes.

To be sure, you can't leave "Stormy Weather" without realizing that the fun has sometimes been hindered by a rather lame and trite stry. It has something to do with a romance between Bill and Lena. But really, the only thing to do is to sit back and enjoy yourself. The east of "Stormy Weather" will see to that. The program also presents "Alaskan wino al 111.

IN A Raze Toiight ilk a Stage Tonight Ibeen a romance brewing between kan Highway," a drama about the .11 TBERT--" The Snark Was a Booium 4 1 Donohue and Steve's daughter, back-breaking job of building of i farce-comed by Owen Davis aobut I It all works out happily, that now famous roadway. Richard 44 l' a whacky ape Cod family. Alex Yokel. produc Three er of "ree Men on a with Steve returning to shore duty Arlen and Jean Parker have the 4 Horse." presents it. At 8:30 p.

ro. 13. 1 1 while Donohue goes off to sea kali. leading roles.J. W.

FL ing his vie Can't Talc, It With Yon." the fintic Haufman-II trt comedy with Fred a. i Margeotlie filenn 't wife Mary in charge of her at Corp. C. K. Porter of At 30 tone P.

In. nd Bobbie Arnst starred Isis lie i CHAPMAN 1 As Indicated Robinson handles Mattapan in Jap Camp JOY STREET PLAYHOUSE The 'it ----plus-- Drunkard." old motality plaY. pre- Is TWO Stmoitilss nem CHICAGO his role effectively. But that is sented in a burlesque version by it teas oasts ilas Fallings's what you would expect of him. Mrs.

Carrio K. Porter of 175 Sa- uestion' Box IP Glenn Ford is excellent as Donohue. vannah Mattapan, received word Russell Ofthaus. At 8:30 D. in.

CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE been a romance brewing between kan Highway," a drama about the IDonohue and Steve's daughter, back-breaking job of building of 'Mary. It all works out happily, that now famous roadway. Richard with Steve returning to shore duty Arlen and Jean Parker have the 'while Donohue goes off to sea leav- leading roles.J. W. R.

ing his wife Mary in charge of her Corp. C. K. Porter of 1 As indicated. Robinson handles his role effectively.

But that is Mattapan in Jap Camp what you would expect of him. Mrs. Carrio K. Porter of 175 Sa' Glenn Ford is excellent as Donohue. vannah Mattapan, received word Highway," a drama about the back-breaking job of building of that now famous roadway.

Richard Arlen and Jean Parker have the leading roles.J. W. R. Movie, uestion' Box ,1 Att Snark Was a Booium." farce-comedy by Owen Davis about a whacky Cape Cod family. Alex Yokel, producer of "Three Men on a Ilorse," presents it.

At 8:30 p. rn. Can't Take It With You." the antic Kaufman-liart comedy with Fred Stone and Bobbie Arnst starred. At 8:30 p. in.

JOY STREET PLAYHOUSE "The Drunkard." old morality play, presented in a burlesque version by Russell Ofthaus. At 8:30 p. in. CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE ED. O.

ROBINSON Margeotlie Glenn CHAPMAN FORD. ----plus-- TWO SENORITAS from CHICAGO Sean DaOs Jinx FsMenbum Circle i ALLSTON-BRIGHTON 'CAPITO Cont. 18153 Pat O'Brien-Ran. Scott H. Bogart-Ray.

Massey "BOMBARDIER" "ACTION IN THE Laurel Hardy NORTH ATLANTIC" RAID WARDENS" "Lady of Burlesque" I ALLSTON-ROXBURY ALLSTON CRITERION Sta. 4410 5730 C. Hardwicke-11. Travers Mary Lee-John Archer "The Moon Is Mown" Towel Laurel Hardy "Jitterbugs" "West of Cimarron" ArlingtonWaltham 11316 CAPITOL 0 EMBASSY r8A4L6 W. Huston-Ann Harding BIND CROSBY "Mission to Moscow" "DIXIE" Alan of PAT O'BRIEN the Islands' "Bombardier" BRIGHTON-NEWTON Egyptian 1:50 8 :00 R.

Rome D.C. Moe Murray Doh! for 1 reedom" Wilt Disney's 'Saledos 1 A mlgoc" In Colon Paramount 8 :00 Marla Mantas-len Stall "WHITE SAVAGE" AnnabellaJohn Salton 'Tonight We Rale Calais' CAMBRIDGE Central Sq. 200 7000 8:00 8. Slanoyek-M. O'Shea 1 "Lady of Burlesque" Geo.

Sanders-A. Stan 'Came toBlowlipAmerlea' Harvard Kir. 4663 2 :00 8 :00 R. McDoviAllP. Foitor FRIEND FLICKA" Jos.

Cotton-D. Doi Rio 'JOURNEY INTO FEAR' 1- CHELSEA IOLYMPIAChelsea 1861Mat 2, Eve.430 Rosalind RussellFred Macrdurrav "FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM" Rola In tannfftrd DorchesterMatta part STRAND! ::44, ConAdlitrioned ORIENTAL Bing gi DIXIE" 'rot" Crosby Lamour Pat O'Brien "ROPARARDIIR" Randy Stott LTA() CODMAN I FRANKLIN 5410 MAT. 1:30, EVE. THEATRES Humphrey 'Bogart "Action in North Atlantic" 1 LAUREL-HARDY "AIR RAID WARDENS" HYDE PARK FAIRMOUNT Nat 230 Hyd. 1234 Eve.

6:30 Hyde Park Eve. Nit. IN. Rossell-Brian Aherne SISTER "AT DAWN WE DIE" ArlingtonCharlestown I REGENT-THOMPSON Stt 1 Sothern-Red Skelton Geo. Sanders-A.

Stan 1 HATTIE" Came to 'Tow Ho Amark.1 Vittill-F. IMPrildn "Irt a Great Lila" I Gadd Will Awards Tonight I BayKenmore NIMURIEPHRSI And Marguerite Chapman, as Mary, on an official Japanese postcard that Qwnat is tne name or tne song IVALMIUSILt EMI. MOIL comedy, with Glenda Farrell and r- shows that she has talent as well her son, Corp. Chester A. Porter, was sung by Kenny Baker Stage Dean Norton heading the cast.

At EITH MEMORIAL as a fresh kind of beauty in a Philippine military prison and Door What were the P. "Two Senoritas from Chicago," a was in good This is the first last pictures the 1at4 Leslie Howard comical-musical melange starring word Mrs. Porter has received since made? Shirley W. TERRIFIC TOGETHER! Davis and Jinx Falkenburg, is 1 she learned he was a Jap prisoner AKenny Baker sang "Good Three Burlesque DEAtiflA JOSEPH the second picture.J. W.

R. May, 1943. Night Sweetheart" and you will see 61......... him soon in Boston in sta Shows ge Sh Open Today BURN COTTEli show, "One lkilan's Venus. thAmong 4 410011111EMEN And Marguerite Chapman, as Mary, on an official Japanese postcard that shows that she has talent as well her son, Corp.

Chester A. Porter, was as a fresh kind of beauty. in a Philippine military prison and "Two Senoritas from Chicago," a was in good This is the first comical-musical melange starring word Mrs. Porter has received since 'Joan Davis and Jinx Falkenburg, is 1 she learned he was a Jap prisoner I the second W. R.

in May, 1943. the second picture.J. W. R. QWhat is the name of the song sung by Kenny Baker in "Stage Door What were the last pictures the 1at4 Leslie Howard made? Shirley W.

AKenny Baker sang "Good Night Sweetheart" and you will see him soon in Boston in the stage show, "One lkilan's Among "Brief Moment," S. Behrman's comedy, with Glenda Farrell and Dean Norton heading the cast. At P. Three. Burlesque Shows Open Today KEITH MEMORIAL TERRIFIC TOGETHER! DEAIMA JOSEPH PARAMOUNT-FENW AY "Stormy Weather" "Stormy Weather," a Twentieth Century-Fox film, produced by William LeBaron; directed by Andrew Stone.

Screen play by Frederick Jackson and Ted Koehler, from an original story by Jerry Horwin and Seymour B. Robinson. The cast: Selina Rogers Lena Horne Corky Bill Robinson Cab Calloway and lila bando.Thenpielves Katherine Dunham and her troupe Themselves Fats rats Waller Nicholas Brothers Themselves Ada Ada Brown Gabe Dooley Wilson Morton' 'Os well a. 9 A. Me Morton's well as 9 A.

M. Open Saturday Monday through Friday) UNTIL 9 P. M. Om. .9:30 12:05, 3:00, 5:43.

8:35: "Crash Dive." 10:15. 3:55, 0:45, 9:35.. OLD HOWARD-Burlesou, 12:00. 2:45. 'Wrecking 10:38, "Blonde From Singapore," 9:28, 5:22.

OLD SOrTH "Man Killers." "Sky Science. "Accent on Courage." Moments of Charm. Cartoons, Latest News. Weather," 10:45, 1:35, 4:20, 6:55. "Alaska High- way." 12:15, 3:05, 5:40, 8:15.

Island." 1000. 12:55. 3:45, 6:40. "Henry Aldrich Swings It." 11:45. 2:40.

5:30, 8:20. SOUTH the Line of Duty." "Sucker List." "Whispers." Edgar Kennedy Comedy, Cartoons, News. Continuous from 10:30 a. m. TELEPIT the "Pete Smith' "Young Folks in a two color cartoons; "Fitz Patrick "Rationed "How to Take a Tumble." Newsreel: Digest.

Continuous 10:30 to midnight. Up." 9:30, 12:05, 2:40. 5:20, 7:55, 'My Favorite 10:45 1:20. 3:55. 6:35, 9:10.

All Kissed the Bride." 9:00. 12:30. 4:10, "That Hamilton Woman," 10P'25, 1:55, 5:35. 9:20. the Band." 1:20.

4:40 "Bombardier," 2:35. 5:55, 9:15. WASHINGTON S.T REET OLYMPIA- "Coney Island, 10:20, 1:10, 3:55, 6:45, 9:30: 'Henry Aldrich Swings It." 9:15, 12:00, 2:45, 5:35. 8:40. Total production of bituminous and lignite coal in the United States last year increased by 14 percent.

AMUSEMENTS of tti Ili '4 K. TIM 4t, "1 1 ct UP wur TAT RPH 000 tin 1 P. M. Ow I Own 4 frown 943 A his last films, Leslie Howard made lir A ISC: watt warm a I DON "BED" BARRY pernel Smith." see the light of day today in Boston Three new burlesque revues will I 1 3os AD SEE I "Mr. "The Invaders" and "Pim- 1 "Carson City Cyclons TRY I ,,.,..,..1 Fv 1 .::11 4 unliol 01 theatres.

4 PLUS QDid Susan Hayward really The Old Howard flashes a new gotliCAN SPITFIRE'S BLESSED EVENT' play the pian her latest in "Hit Parade of I Lwg. vaLaz CON ERROL attraction which boasts charming i 1 ODAV IN 1943 and what is What is the next Bette Davis pie-lJune Taylor as head lady. Jessica Lure? Danny and Paul's play satellites in line Girl. Rogers and Ann Smith will be her REID sTorl ,1 11 1 ar EATRE A cl ANo, Susan didn't really the beauty Chief P. 1 i io 1 I 14 rIL, WU I RAI AI LU IA A rill ffitiA 11 lb 1 "The Man in.

Half Moon Street" is Susan's next picture and Bette is comedians for the show will be starting work on "Mr. Skeffington." Harry J. Conley and Bert Carr. The olipyrrAcre 1 PERSOW 3 You will see her next in "Old Ac- vaudeville performers will include if mr 1 ikirtri Ottl frotirism I ingal: tr, He i a WO IL 1 his last films, Leslie Howard made "Mr. "The Invaders" and "Pimpernel Smith." QDid Susan Hayward really play the piano in "Hit Parade of 1943" and what is her latest film? What is the next Bette Davis picture? Danny and Paul's Girl.

ANo, Susan didn't really play. "The Man in Half Moon Street" is Susan's next picture and Bette is starting work on "Mr. Skeffington." You will see her next in "Old Three new burlesque revues will see the light of day today in Boston theatres. The Old Howard flashes a new attraction which boasts charming June Taylor as head lady. Jessica Rogers and Ann Smith will be her satellites in the beauty line.

Chief comedians for the show will be Harry J. Conley and Bert Carr. The vaudeville performers will include -11E11110llOID1 4 --PLUS COFIATURE11E1ICAN SPITFIRE'S BLESSED EVENT' um, MEI LCOOd ENROL RILD sTorl ON STAGE. PERSO SPIEZ GLENN Also: Walt Disney'S i DON "RED" BARRY 'Saludos Amigos' Tonight Only Early 630 "Carson City Cyclone" TRY ONE AND SEE i lit on ow so ono on on on ono gy JOHN A. Walter O'Keefe at Copley Oval Room Our favorite comedian, Valter O'Keefe, opened at the Copley Plaza Oval Room last night where Sonny Kendis and his band are still playing for dancing.

O'Keefe's humor, of the New England homespun type he's from Hartford originally went over great with his Oval Room audience, especially his satire on WALTER- O'KEEFE the daily radio 'operas." Mr. Chauncey De Pew Steele, and it seems intentional, has a faculty for picking artists you have to see to appreciate, and O'Keefe is no exception. His quick wit and funny stories seem a lot funnier as you see him. He's come the hard way and now hopes to be sitting on top of the world, come this Fall, when a new air program, as yet in the formative stage, will be given a trial. While we won't be able to see him, we will still listen.

Here and There If you have been looking recently MAR4ORY ADAMS Acquaintance" i A ii. ...4...: ''il" E. ......1 i 0 ...1.: s' s-. OP OM MD bet ri with ri roc Venuti -rent rage. ylston I DiPesa, features 7 upstairs ely gi rl i night lent scout he quality Atca HAMILTON 0.

am um an an ea 4 Benny Ford at the Tic Toc. on Tremont hasn't missed a bet with a name band this season, Joe Venuti and his band being the current rage. Leonardi's on Boylston now managed by Alfred DiPesa, well-known restaurateur, features dancing nightly in their upstairs dining room. Claire Richards, a lovely girl singing recently at a Boston night club, was heard by a talent scout who claims that she has the quality of Deanna Durbin. Miss Richards is from Jimmy Marr, after two years at the Cave, is now in New York awaiting a trial in the road show of Oklahoma.

This is a break that Jimmy has been waiting for and he'll make the Arki Yavensonne and his Satire Room show moved into the Mayfair Monday night to see the Miss Boston finals and Patricia Bright, one of Arki's show at the Satire Room, was congratulated all night by late comers who thought she had won. She would have, if she had entered. 'Paul Ercoline, the Avery Hotel manager with ideas, is conjuring Tip a month of surprises for Cameo Room patrons. The effervescent Joe Rubin is present nightly at his Show Time Cafe where he personally greets his host of friends. Mare Bolero Sparmobile Marc Bolero, whose comic antics came high on the stage is now giving his all for the United States Coast Guard as in.

c. and chief of the Coast Guard Sparmobile that has been seen recently in Suburban Boston. The idea, brain child of Lieut. Joseph Mutrie, assistant personnel procurement officer, is gaining many needed recruits daily for the Spars and the Guard. Most of the boys in the band, which travels along with the init, have been seen with name bands on radio, screen and stage and of course, Bolero, who mimics anybody and well, is well worth the price of admission to any show.

on the Boston N. I 4 I 4 QWho played Lieut. Tonder in "The Moon Is and also however. Jess and Mary Roland, dancers; Irraihrtstiv Art 1m LaILLER Fortunello and Cirillino, pantomim-i JO, 14 01 SIPIGERS 1197 ists; Isobel Brown, acrobatic dancer, Asp 015 Ann Sothern Lieut. Schwegler in "Five Graves and others.

CITY "PANAMA C. Stevons-I a (mAitio to Many Readers. A pair of glorified lovelies, Evelyn SLICSERS MINAUT itaoS: Serret AI have had so man requests Taylor and Melanie LeBeau, will Baci about young Peter Van Eyck that Tayl once again I shall publish what meagre information I i SN have on him. be headmistresses of the new Globe Theatre burl esque ho. Bll Al Rio and Marvin Harmon ADERSIntit BERLIN GEoRatillaPFOINTMEIN Ha was hnrn in nPrmany whprA his however.

QWho played Lieut. Tonder in "The Moon Is and also Lieut. Schwegler in "Five Graves to Many Readers. AI have had so many requests about young Peter Van Eyck that once again I shall publish what meagre information I have on him. He was born in Germany where his Jess and Mary Roland, dancers; Fortune llo and Cirillino, pantomimists; Isobel Brown, acrobatic dancer, and others.

A pair of glorified lovelies, Evelyn Taylor and Melanie Le Beau, will be headmistresses of the new Globe Theatre burlesque show. Billy Fields, Al Rio and Marvin Harmon AiDrri mums AIILLER SINGERS DUPIIIt a CHAiii MINAUT ROS: iencvd 4' atomic SANDERS APPOINTMEN 1WBERLIN sta Ann "PANAMA G. Ste Serret Back Arttn4 1197 Ann Sothern "PANAMA C. Stevons-I Serret Bac4 4e4)sst O. NI INED rifi Jam.

PlainEgleston Sq. ECLESTettted. 7123 Ty. PoworAnno Baxter I Fred blaehlurrel 'CRASH DIVE, "Flight fir Barbara Stanwyck "Cowboy In Manhattan" I Lady of NA TICK COLONIAL-1 1700 nod SU lall.Toluoy OITIal "DuBARRY WAS A LADY" Michels TICKETS TO LOODOO" NeedhamWest Newton Paramount West Newton Roddy MacDowallProstan Footle "MY FRIEND FLICKA" Dana ROW INCIDENT" ROSLINDALE RIALTO PAIL 3850 BELLEVUE PAIL 6720 Frail Astairs-R. ifilYworth "You'll $aw Got Shit" Randolph Scott "COAST GUARD'.

J. Davit.tint ralkaabora "Tate Latins Frio Ilan Wittie' 'PRISON Pi 11.1111141f ROXBURY WARREN 1IL 0100 1 :45445 RIVOLI WARREN NIL 907 Creby I Lamar le Errol Flyan-AnaSlarldse "DIXIE" its tele) "EDGE OF DARKNESS" Pat O'Brien "BOMBARDIER" "MOUNTAIN INTTNIN" SOMERVILLE 0 CENTRAL STRAND 761 SO te. 0830 1 C. Nardwieke-H. Travers E.

FIrm-Ann Sherhise "MOON IS DOWN" "Edo, Datkown" GLORIA JEAN W. Noto Hayward IT COMES UP LOVE" "YOUNG WILLING" nooM CAPITOL BALL SQ. Humphrey BoaertRaYmOnd Maas "ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC" Marearet LockwoodJIM-181" WOLLASTON Mat. 1:" WOLLASTON Eves. 7:43 Prot.

2600 Gloria leanDonald BIG" ROBART MR. PITT" GLOBE ADVERTISEMENTS PAY BEST MALDENContinued AUDITORIUM-MAPLEWOOD B. Crosby.O. Lamour "DIXIE" Laud 6 biarthwAlt Wedens I lilt TayterT. Mittll "BATAAN" It Aries-C.

Norris 'IVIECKING Cate' laSTRANDgat ORPHEISK Pat O'BrienIt. Stott Loretta Vadad-Alsa Ladd El ikon I. wp 3 Ladd 4oco Noe Nuil.lb f- a- ih e-r--s t-i if -1-iv-e-s-a-n-cl- -his' ili e- r- Is will handle the comedy situations. NI .1 1 EU A TIVIr" I sow A company of vaudeville entertain- 2) l' ii.111 1 1115N 0 "12 1 411111. AINEUI-WAR AGAINST- EIRSAIADLEW! Hoalf, a German av tor But he has be- ta ''a 1 'HARRIGAN'S KID' eri i lz nd I ers, plus a screen program, corn- ome an Am can en a IJ BraintreeSo.

We mouth letes the bill. MEDFORD (4.411111i 01) A oven Savings 0 don't know about his marital status nor his birth date. He is under contract to 20th Century-Fox and Magda Loy, stunning Oriental dancer, will perform her "Dance of Bronze" as the leading attraction 111 ILIEWSREELI MEDFORD THEATRE A101.1) SCRIM Preview Tonight And Then JaPan fal3 'Abbott COltello Dunne Derbin. "The 1-11 "Who Done It" Amazing Mrs. (SI may make "Happ He com- of the Casino Theatre's new shaw.

Latest March of Time Ito IIl in s-ta-Ou s' cation poses music, but to support himself Ci Tht Sherlock Holmee Sherlock ROSALIND IIIISSELLF. ItteM0111AY has driven a truck and done similar Variety performers, line girls aria "VOICE OF TERROR' FOR FREEDOM" comedians will complete the show TREMONT BROOKLINE PENNY SINGLETON 4 work. .,.4 They All Kissed "IT'S A GREAT LIFE" 41, 0 to be given three performances daily. ths Bride 4 t. an WOMAN Q-What is Ronald Colman's next "resEer HAMILTO a ,7 ipoirtooK i MEDFORDMELROSE LINsj Li 0 PINEW, sae4voLVAG-Ipw Am' 0 picture? Also Betty El NORMA DIE DONALD O'CONNOR In Frank Morgen.J.

Boom "MISTER BIG" Stranger in Town MICHELE MORGAN also "TONIGHT WE fill ELLSWAY-NEWM --k fri CO aslr 4 0 0 IN TOWN 1.1 Joyce of Watertown. A-1. "Kismet." 2. "Pin Up Girl" f0110WiTle "Sweet Rosie O'Grady." STAGE SHUBERTNEXT WEEK El CRASH DIVE "2 Tickets to tendon" PAID CALAIS" C. Hardwke.

ir14. Travers F. Teno.A. Tstes a if frit Mite Arra THE MOON IS Devitt" 'Elve Grim to Cairo' ''''br Q-Please name the pictures 11 flu JisCet SIITLEIMin 11 Lathe," A Ha aa littratook smote le I Ali. BROADWAY 'VARIETY REVE'K "JITTERBIUS4 wathinstort Glenn Ford has appeared in.

Also I fte-Paul Smal Hit vsi tell me about his -L-- Brii01111 Flight for Freedom I CAMBRIDGE Slightly Dangerous A-I wish I had room to list them I Fred Finkleho 'N" QUINCY ED IAN lin LANA TURNER IllnrrkLEHY all but there are too many. They 4 ''i Include, "Destroyer," "My Son Is NO "The, arreet Mull" In AAIIIA MONIII I AERIAL SITIAIIIDAMOUIntit 11,, -i''' I Guilty," "So Ends Our Night," "The Lady in Question" and "Martin Eden." He was born in Quebec, -) IMEJ IT Gerson 1 IONHAII MI Iva" IWHITEtSAVAGER GUNNER H' Mass" STAGE SHOW :114 1.: It iee 1 Children Movie Sat. 10 A. M. "The Dull ATLANTIC'," Moraine.

Stae9 but has lived in California with FRIEDA CROSS I F---1 RANDOM HARVEST "ACTION IN THE Bennis 0 Keest, 'Good I GUNNER" With Hitler tans, 'G amest ane fster i parents since he was 6. He is HEIltIPEL DUNN Chester Morris 4 :1,.... it. '1: iULLIVER'S CARTOON IP Greer Garton now in the Marine Corps and en- and Stars by the Dozen 4 ig, A Buy your ILITAL'iml0005 waiter Pidgeon CANTON REVERE 34000000, ioe gaged to marry Eleanor Powell. SEATS NOW! quota of RANDOM HARVEST STRAND Mate t.

Eves. (exc. Sat.) $1 to $250add alit l''41. 1 1 War Bonds QWhat Is the cast of High Si- Mats Wed Thurs 1 Sat. Canton 0859 Ntroit.

BOULEVA tnt110 114011 .1,: 11; before your Kll. Me. LANA TURNER PORT YOUNG rm "SLIGHTLY BRIAN DONLEVY WALTER IBIREMSANI pk, A. i l- A-Ida Lupin. Humphrey Bo ,1 ra i en Hi 3 Bogart, en.

MIONSER DANGEROUS" IMS R. ARLENCHESTER MORRIS HANGMEN ALSO-DIE "WRECKING CREW" .14, VI quota of Alan Curtis Arthur Kennedy Joan SHUBERT LAST 3 MA tar XETER 7067 ,,,,....,4 4 1 1.,..) TIMES yes. too Tow's, lr. JiC-; fr 'A clothes Leslie, Henry Hull. Henr Travers, HELD OVER! DORCHESTER WACKY COMEDY 4 Jerome Cowan, Min na Gombell AL i Ali) .0 Ai I- .41.: 1, r'l Barton MacLane, Elizabeth SHARI ft 17 MISSION TO SOMERVILLE o'n' zi 4: '4.

Cornel Wilde, Donald Ott CO MOSCOW 1 1, Isobel Jewell, Willie Best. 1 1 44t- I7AS AS SOMME BROAD WAY ii o- e. nn Hardin KID DYNAMITE TER Walter Huston A 'Continuous 111 Blake 'ThPowGirl' I "CHI "t4 i I 1 li Al I eersNA" "te I ary Jerlisivo 'IA :1 LOADED WITH LAUGHS 4 4, 4, 1-1-4 1. .4: 1 Q-What rotor eyes has yyTs. SAT.

MAT. "Hangmen Also Die EEL DORCHESTER MAGNET Henry A Idrion I "Mra In I Gots Giamoor" I for 6 (1 4 fo 11:4 Russell? What is her next picture? -4' i' ,1 i. -rimall Town Girl. umnononnommoorNmAnnommomonne--- 1 N' 1 ty, mot. fit P.

KnowlesMYSELF' "AIR ORCE" SOUTH -E. Ankero J. GarholdGit Young 0 kr A' IIALL BY BOSTON I 3 A-She is said to have black COL0NIAL Beg. NEXT MON ti I 1-, 4 IA eyes and will next be in "Nurse 4 1, F. Duane II GENE AUTRY of Capistran 7.

P' 0 I -d f- The Ghost the Guest" I WH' STRANDIBROADWAYAZ I. I i .1 Kenny" for RKO Radio. St; lit TIME at POP. PRICES l'It -4 ,4 1 A LIFE WITEI S6C 4. EVERETT ii CAPITOL PC OItik ire Ken neeltestar-Ethel Wear 1 ::1 1'1 Vrk "The CABIN IN THE i 0 1 Stage and Screen -v4 0 I 1 usi WE It Lttori tvoir, I Re titaTtrilli :11, i -fd, I ,4: 7 1 4 1, 1F-4 IA do: i TE t.

1:,. lt Ob. i I'Vynn and Company Arrive FATHE monIUmm- In tho North 'Tits War Against Mn s. I I i Jil ie to -t 1,..::,:,, Ed i Ed Wynn and his company of HARRY wit" JUNE WatertownWaverley Day co. NE VAUD HiT FOR BREAKFAST GAYETY Atlantic 1' 3'00.

8:45. Hadley' 'Andy Hardy's 'Gildersl'eeve's. Bad Double WVVermilion i1 'T l', 11 1 A 0, t'l it singers, hoofers and comedians ar- 1 BANNISTER. WALKER 2:00, 7:40 nose Dinnerware 4' 1 oi i A liti.1:3,:: in town this afternoon, alli tt -t ii- I Ai i 1 BildOtg CELIT-E1 lil LEXINGTON 'Mai' COOLIDGESTRAND :7 1:: i primed for the opening of his newl---------------- Lana Turner-Bobt. Yoling it.

itescalt4. Naellorray variety show, "Big Time," at the WEEKS LA-ET 2 a-- WI LBU 1 -J-, b- A N4; .0.:, NOW OPEN 9 A.Cfrttionn7. M. Mat. To row --MI EFErprzir eirrini-i- "SLIGHTLY 'T for raisin' l' 4 4 -o- 1' 't I Vt X.

Shubert Theatre Monday evening. tape eaio-Eartio Albert 1 Some of the performers, beside EVELYN TAYLOR BILLY FIELDS i Janet BlairDON Arnechtt "SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT" Lefts Velez-0E20os' Day' Ladies Dee' -44 0, 't ,,4 Wynn himself, include Frieda Hem- Maisano LeBeau I AL RIO lton FOR ERROR" Frederica Myrna 30 Rernardalls-Cact AO pel, Cross and Dunn, Eleanor NileS. WinchesterWatertown MIDNIGHT SHOWS EVERY SUNDAY Mt MALDEN Am the Most arm aro. S.KA roino4 'it Kt 'PO air ''''t t' '1i St 17 4 i'', A IklA New Modern Theatre Bill YOU CAN'T TAKE thilv Traveling Burlesque Show in GRANADA CAX1 MYSTIC Two Tickets to London Youn Pitt' "Human Come "Hangmen Also Die," story of the IN Viark, JUNE TAYLOR Bed SkeitonLuellie Ball- A. Curtis-M.

Mmgan Bahl. Denat-J. Cadet! 3 Shows Daily. 12. 2:45.

8 0 e. 1 -k t. stallion 7- 1, IT WITH YOU Ns ta. ROONEY-Legate 1 SS of I P' '-o Nazi killers, starring Brian Don- Eyes. Mat.

SE1.10-55c 4.1aErrSySicCortyri..fil:tEZEI my ssy Carr BTaorrmyviabsorawy Dennis FranksMerean-Jeso Rea- 1. 0 tt 1 A ''4411: opens today at the Modern Theatre levy, Walter Brennan and Anna Lee, ARD 'Murder In Times Leopard Ma ers. ger In Tees. "HORT INESItS" 1 2 WEEKS ONI OW Ann Smith-Vally Lind I PLYMOUTH MON'. AUG.

30 BURLESQUE Bonny Jambs-10ml Rrnwn 'N FoltN7NEIJ.6 VIRILLIN0 l' Is 6 The companion feature is "Air Raid TINE BRILLIANT FARCE-COMEDY 60 People-30 Glorified Girl Can't you just see how warm that fur is going to keep you no Wardens," a Laurel and Hardy SHOWS MERV FRIDAY AT 12 matter what winter hurls by way of frigid temperatures? Fur comedy. 7:. MIT Ztlit Galt paue-INGA BORG Imo 4 KIESTIC 45 It 1 slira it'it' ri118.6. v. Scot.

foll. Seals Now II 11 -41g No Charge inside, yes the biggest coat news of the year and tt washington Street Olympia Bill eon ucTioss BY JEARRIs rs oulnesTATiot4-2A 1, as IL, 'tilt -s for Alterations shown at Morton's in distinctive, liberal array. Woolens, fine "Coney lavish musical in Tamara Elena GEVA MIRAMOVA TOREmilla TSKA Lud 4" ISM i N13" '7; 4- I I an colorful, are lined Ilk lorful lid with Sable dyed Coney, Mink dyed Technicolor, telling a story about EVES. 55e tO $2.75. MATS.

55e to $2.20. lax. inc. PRObRUIN NOWMAGDA ICY CO. Or 60 BADGES! i SIWPSPOIttiATOMOVVIIMirt Mats.

11:30 a. rn. to 5 p. ni. "I Charge or Budget Marmot, Lapin dyed Coney in Juniors' and Misses'.

sizes! New York's gaudy playground. opens SEATS NOW A WN6 AkAD 0 Le NIS1 today at the Washington Street Olym- And exciting as always, all are priced at "proven savings, pia and Scollay Square theatres. CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE 131Ca 0 Al SYMPHONY 11 thanks to our unique location." Betty Grable, George Montgomery 1 BALL 'IRO. 1465 vancrismsz, mei i' UPTOWN AIR CONDITIONED 1 4, GLENDA FARRELL Pat O'Brian-Ann Shirley a eolka a A tz.114 .46. and Cesar Romero are starred.

The VT" telCoe 0 I tittl IS second picture is "Henry Aldrich "BRIEF MOMENT" THUMBS UP I BOB HOPE "BOMBARDIER" S. N. Behrman's ereat comed3, i me In 7440 4 .7 .00, ..:010.016, A SW in gg It" with Jimmy Lydon with Dean Norton BRENDA JOYCE My Favorite Blend' "FOIlow the Band," Leon Errol 111, the title role. Eves. at 8:39 Mat.

Eat at 2: 30 seeemieie a 4 It No Charge for Alterations Charge or Budget ilr yo. I ir o1 A oven Savings led -Ey 4-, hiPatilln i etrrar Can't you just see how warm that fur is going to keep you no matter what winter hurls by way of frigid temperatures? Fur inside. yes the biggest coat news of the year and shown at Morton's in distinctive, liberal array. Woolens, fine and colorful, are lined with Sable dyed Coney, Mink dyed Marmot, Lapin dyed Coney in Juniors' and Misses'. sizes! And exciting as always, all are priced at "proven savings, thanks to our unique location." S.

Buy your quota of War Bonds before your quota of clothes father still lives and his brother is a German aviator. But he has become an American citizen and I don't know about his marital status nor his birth date. He is under contract to 20th Century-Fox and may make "Happy He composes music, but to support himself has driven a truck and done similar work. QWhat is Ronald Colman's next picture? Also Betty Grab le's? Joyce of Watertown. A-1.

"Kismet." 2. "Pin lip Girl" f0110Wille "Sweet Rosie O'Grady." 0,............. QPlease name the pictures Glenn Ford has appeared in. Also tell me about his life.Cy. AI wish I had room to list them all but there are too many.

They Include, "Destroyer," "My Son Is Guilty," 'So Ends Our Night," The Lady in Question" and "Martin Eden." He was born in Quebec, but has lived in California with his parents since he was 6. He is now in the Marine Corps and engaged to marry Eleanor Powell. QWhat Is the cast of "High Kents Hill. Me. AIda Lupin.

Humphrey Bogart, Alan Curtis, Arthur Kennedy, Joan Leslie, Henry Hull. Henry Travers, Jerome Cowan, Minna Gombell, Barton MacLane, Elizabeth Risdon, Cornel Wilde, Donald MacBride, 1 Isobel Jewell, Willie Best. QWhat color eyes has Rosalind Russell? What is her next picture? rimall Town Girl. AShe is said to have black eyes andwill next be in "Nurse Kenny" for RKO Radio. Stage and Screen Ed Wynn and Company Arrive 1 Ed Wynn and his company of I singers, hoofers and comedians ar-1 rive in town this afternoon, all, primed for the opening of his new variety show, "Big Time," at the 1 Shubert Theatre Monday evening.

Some of the performers, beside Wynn himself, include Frieda Hem pel, Cross and Dunn, Eleanor Niles. New Modern Theatre Bill "Hangmen Also Die," story of the Nazi killers, starring Brian Don- levy, Walter Brennan and Anna Lee, opens today at the Modern Theatre. The companion feature is "Air Raid Wardens," a Laurel and Hardy comedy. Washington Street Olympia Bill "Cone Island." avis musical in Techni color, telling a story about New York's gaudy playground. opens today at the Washington Street Glym- pia and Scollay Square theatres.

Betty Grable, George Montgomery and Cesar Romero are starred. The second picture is "Henry Aldrich i Swi ngs It with Jimmy Lydon in i the title role. will handle the comedy situations. A company of vaudeville entertainers, plus a screen program, completes the bill. Magda Loy, stunning Oriental dancer, will perform her "Dance of Bronze" as the leading attraction of the Casino Theatre's new show.

Variety performers, line girls and comedians will complete the show to be given three performances daily. STAGE IN TOWN 1 SHUBERT-40(T WEEK Al.i. BROADWAY VARIETY REVUE Fred Finklehotte-Paul Small Hit Vorreet Mint" In WIG TIME) I ty, FRIEDA CROSS HEMPEL 8c DUNN 4 1 and Stars by the Dozen SEATS NOW! Eves. (exc. Sat.) $1 to tax Mats.

Sat. SHUBE MAT. RT LTIV3 TIMES Tom.yi ALL WACKY COMEDY HAR IrAsAset014 40 LOADED WITH LAUGHS INFS. SAT. MAT.

5541.65 COLONIAL Beg. NEXT MON. ist TIME at POP. PRICES A7, LIFE WITEI FAME wit PO HARRY JUNE BANNISTER WALKER AG ill MAI AROMA at HARRY wit" JUNE BANNISTER WALKER 11 WILBUR LAST 2 WEEKS Mat. Tro'm row gong 1 4 Ao Mc Moss di.4or arm arca S.

Ka vA-Ae Pi Cainot4 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Eves. Mat, si.10-s5e PLYMOUTH 2 WEEKS ONLY AUG. 30 TIRE BRILLIANT FARCE-COMEDY kV IT's (s, PRODUCTION BY JED BARRIs 1 Taara LudIlla GEVA MIRTIZ mVA TORETSKA EVES. 55o to 52.75. MATS.

55e to 52.20, lax. inc. SEATS NOW 1 CAMBRIDGE SUMMER THEATRE BRATTLE BALL 'IRO. 1465 GLENDA FARRELL "13RIE11 MOMENT" S. N.

Behrman's great comedy with Dean Norton Eves. at Mat. Sat. at 230' I 111 1: liffrithil Preview Tonight And Then Japan Latest March of Time ILIEWSREEIS OLD SOUTH 16 TREMONT I HAMILTON WOMAN 11111 ORMANDIE THE McGLIERINS FROM BROOKLYN CRASH DIVE BWOU Flight for Freedom Slightly Dangerous LANA TURNER War itektg A 11G; 11000444MC TALV6000 Greer Garton Walter Magee it RANDOM HARVEST Ken. t7XETER 767 HELD OVER! 7 MISSION TO MOSCOW Waiter Huston Ann Harding "Hangmen Also Die" EEL NOW OPEN- Continually 9A.

M.toll P. M. EVELYN TAYLOR 1 BILLY FIELDS Maisano Le Beau AL RIQ Frederica Myrna 30 Bernardo Ile-tact 60 MIDNIGHT SHOWS EVERY SUNDAY 1 Only Traveling Ittirlempoo Show ili HaNt(111 3 Shows Daily. 12. 2:45.

830 HINE 011:1 JUNE TAYLOR WARD 43aEr Harry CI Co rt yR- (Cilel9t Carr Ann Smith-Vally Lind BURE-ESN, PWNinny Jambs-Isobel Rrnwn oN'NEL1A) 60 People-30 Glorified Girls AMIN Harr iiiik8 EVERY Fli MAY Al' 1.2 STARTS FRI.Bozo Snyder-Gail paoe-INGA BORG Extra Midnight Show Sunday. Sept. loll. Seats Now VOUTRATATioor- v2 soviwortoutoftnny POW 'ARADNOMAMINDISININO 41rXPI8 aff-Jek THUMBS Up BRENDA JOYCE BOB HOPE My Favorite Blond' IOW AGAINST- NIL HADLEY 1Braintree So. Weymouth 013 'Abbott Costello Deanna Whin "Who Done It" Amazing Mrs.

Holliday" Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes. "Voice "VOICE OF TERROR" of Terror" BROOKLINE I PINER I DONALD O'CONNOR In "MISTER BIG" MICHELE MORGAN "2 Tickets to London" I Frank Norganj. Ragan Stranger In Town also "TONIGHT WE PAID CALAIS" txttrAcA tivsittArtt: mArrin STOrwaV Lattral Hardy "JITTERBUGS" I CAMBRIDGE MARIA MONTIl JON HAIL SIM GUNNER Children's Movie Sat. 10 A. GUNNER" CARTOON 1 CANTON STRAND IAND Mits.Eves.

Canton 0859 LANA TURNER-ROM YOUNO "SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS" a. ARLENCHESTER MORRIS "WRECKING CREW" DORCHESTER J'ICID DYNAMITE" Continuous Les Gorcy-Pams's Blake DORCHESTER MAGNET P. Knowles-F. ALL BY MYSELF' F. Nene The Ghost the Guest' J.

GarflaidGig Young "AIR FORCE" GENE AUTRY l'Rells of Capistrano" 1 EVERETT rgiCAPITOL ve "Action in the North 'The War Against Mn. Atlantic." 3:00. Hadley' 'Andy Hardy's 'Bildersieeve's Bad Day Double Lite'Verwillon 2:00, 7:40 Nose Dinnerware LEXING TON Janet BlairDon Ameche "SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT" Milton FOR ERROR': MALDEN MALDEN GRANADA CAX1, MYSTIC I Red Skelton-01010 Bali- A. Curtis-M. Morgan I Tommy Dorsey 'Two Tickets to London' 'Du Barry Was a Lady' Dennis O'Keefe-Margo I'Murder In Times The Leopard Man' NOWMAGDA LOY CO.

OF 60 Mats. 11:30 a. in. to 5 p. m.

8:30 UPTOWN I PTOWN At SYMPHONY STA. AIR CONDITIONED Pat O'Brien-Atin Shirley "BOMBARDIER" "Follow the Band," Leon Errol -I 1 "BOMBARDIER" ANNE SHIRLEY 'All fly lAysAlf9 "CHINA" flabby RNAlit -f 'HARRIGAN'S Kb' MED FORD MEDFORD THEATRE Itri ROSALIND RUSSELLF. WtellUNIAY "FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM" PENNY SINGLETON 41IT'8 A GREAT LIFE" MEDFORD-MELROSE FELLSWAY-NEWitiELROSEM F. Tao toA. 'holes 'Fly Grim to Cairo' likfotoik swain II waeilittfill QUINCY H.

BegartN. limey STAG! SHOW "ACTION IN THE Vette, 'Coed NORTH ATLANTIC" Notelet. Joi etas, "The Devil Witt tans. 'Genteel Santsteel REVERE 11REVEREBOULEVARD SOMERVILLE TIRES SOMME BROAD WAY I "CHiff Jorilen" "Henry Aldrisit "Moroin "Henry Gets Clement" 1 for Cote Gisoole' SOUTH BOSTON 1ASTRANDIBROADWAY1'. 1 II BleBardsouD.

Ken Neekeiter-Ethet Wee, "The Avenclers" "CABIN IN ENE ENV" Dia PowellFred Warily, S. SarlIon-W. Lie Iwo "VARSITY CREW" "LET'S NAVE FUN' TIP ft I WatertownWaver ley COOLIDGEtSTRANDM tuna Torner-Robt Young I. ItesoollF. Mao Uwe, "SLIGHTLY Fi lent for rodeo' DANGEROUS" Lugo VoNz-Etolto atborg Lope Daut Ladies Devi WinchesterWatertown A i ROL Donat-t.

Well IL 110011Eir-11- CIt. a punts Mr- Pitt' liuman Corietty Frank Morten-Joao Roe- I ors. 'Stranger In Town' "BECHT 111111111 1 a PIM El I CV tV I.