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14-B SUNDAY AMERICAN-STATESMAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS 'LETTER TO THREE WIVES' TOPS ON MOVIE LIST MEXICAN RESTAURANT We Are Servinf Seafood Dnrini: Lent OPEN a. m. For Reservations Phone 2-6675 or 7-3312 1509 East 6th St iM CaHin Lalo GonulM. The movie agenda this week seems jam-packed with good motion pictures. Probably at the top of the list is the much-publicized to Three which opens at the Paramount Theater Friday.

The intriguing plot has Linda THE NATIONAL PIANO PLAYING AUDITIONS uill be held at PEED'S MUSK STODE the week befinning May the 2nd RAISSA TSELENTIS of York Cily will be the judge. For further information call MIRIAM GORDO.V 9935 I AN I fcwi ''SNOW WHITE and of tifl Productioo Numbars In Capadle I 4 Nights in 14 Thru 17 Even ahead of Gala Premiere! Prices; Incl. Tax Choice seats still available if yon hurry! Mail your cneck to Houston Hockey Club, Sam Houston Coliseum HOUSTON. TEXAS Opening night performance benefit of Variety Club Heart Fund Special added Easter Matinee 2:15 p. m.

Sunday, AprU 17 I djference Jor jiwcej Come in and play RCA Victors amazing new 45 RPM records New briliianct ond dorityl Completely distortlon-fret music! Now the best costs less! Hill ARE JUST A FEW OF THE TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM; RED SEAL SLNGLES AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE (Young-Herbert) INDIAN LOVE CALL iHarbach-Hammerstein 11-Frimli Jeanette MacDonald. and Nelson Eddyi with Nathaniel Shilkrct aifd Orch. 49-0200 AUFENTHALT Schubert) AVE MARIA Anderson, with Franz Rupp at the Piano 49-0138 Barber of Seville. The: Act LARGO AL FACTOTUM (ROSSIN) Carmen: Act II: CHANSON DU TOREADOR Leonard Warren. with the RCA Victor W'illiam Tarrasch.

Cond. 49-0302 BECAUSE BLUEBIRD OF HAPPINESS Heyman-Davies- Jan Peerce, with the RCA Victor Harmati) Levin. Cond, 49-0135 CARMEN FANTASIE Based on themes from Bizet's Jascha Heifetz. Violinist, with the RCA Victor Donald Voorhees, Cond. 49-0130 DANNY BOY (Old Irish Weatherly) THE LORDS PRAYER (Malotte) Warren.

with Willard Sekberg at the Piano 49-0284 DONKEY SERENADE, THE (Wright-Forrest- Friml-Stothart) GIANNINA MIA Harbach-Friml) Allan Jones, with Nathaniel Shilkret, Cond. 49-0201 HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY No. 2, IN C-SHARP Liszt Brailowsky, Pianist 49-0262 Lohengrin: Act III: BRIDAL CHORUS Wagner) II Trovatore: Act II; ANVIL CHORUS (Verdi) RCA Victor Chorale and Robert Shaw, Cond. 49-0298 Manonr Act II: LE RE VE (Massenet) Werther: Act III; POURQUOI ME REVEILLER? (Massenet) Ferruccio Tagliavini. with the RCA Victor Jean Paul Morel, Cond.

49-0305 "78V' tool All RCA Vktor releases on the new 7-inch records will also be available on the stanciard 10- and 12-inch discs. 805 CONGRESS Darnell, Ann Sothem and Jeanne Crain receive a letter from a mutual femme friend stating that she has run off with one of their husbands. The letter say which one, and since each one of the gals has some doubts about their respective breadwinners it sets up a suspenseful ending. Big noise of the film, and an unexpected smash hit in his role, is a gentleman named Paul Douglas. For the past few years Douglas has been knocking dead as the junk dealer-tycoon in Garson eminently successful comedy.

In to Three Douglas is cast as Linda husband. Kirk Douglas and Jeffrey Lynn are paired off with Ann Southern and Jeanne Crain. One of the gags is that the female home- wrecker is never an unidentified voice. Preceding into the Paramount is a murder-thriller that had a midnight showing at the same theater last Night Has A Thousand The story was taken from a short mystery yarn by Cornell Woolrich (same as William Irish), but I never recognize it if you didn't know beforehand. Woolrich story was titled to Me of I Edward G.

Robinson, John Lund and Gail Russell are starred. Ed- I ward G. is supposedly a soothsayer who can predict approaching death and brunette Gail is the lady on the spot. Lund is her protector. It has an unusual story twist at the end that should have customers standing in their seats during the last reel.

Opening at the State Theater Wednesday is a picture with a performance which Life Magazine tabbed as the greatest personal triumph by an actress last year. Florence Eldridge is the actress and the picture is Today for starring her husband Frederic March. The story deals with the problem of enthanasia, or mercy killings, with March as the judge who decides that his wife should be killed rather than suffer the terrible, incurable pains of a brain tumor. Playing secondary roles as the young romantic leads in the film are two of most able and overlooked thespians. Edmond O'Brien and Geraldine Brooks.

Filling out the list of downtown attractions is a film that seems to be a leaf out of the of Sierra and book. Titled Walking it walks Randolph Scott, John Ireland, William Bishop, Arthur Kennedy and Josh White over the Arizona sand dunes in search of a wag- onfull of gold Ella Raines along for the romantic interest and causes what will no doubt be the only surprise in the film: Randolph Scott doesn't get the Take Your Choice Apnl 3, 1949 with John and Oail Ru.s- Features 8 00 10 00 Mondar and Oall 2.00. 4 00. I.N- 6 00 COWBOY MAESTRO Wooley and his Indians open a stage show at the Capitol Theater Thursday. Tuesday Return of with Olenn Ford and Terry Moore.

Features start 2:14. 4.10. 6 06. 8:02. 9:58.

Tuesday with Helen Oahatan. Features start 2 00 5:16. 8 i2 Alto -The Last of Pompeii" with Foster. sUrt 3:32. 6 48.

CAPrrOL Munday Adventure" an an native cast, adulu only. Features only 2 27. 4 19. 6:11. 8 03.

9.55. Monday Blood Off My FIsnd with Jr. talnr start 2:37. 4 24. 6 li 7 58.

9 45. Tuesday Laurence Oilrier: seats only Features start 7 00. 8 30. I Show Work) THINK it'd get a laugh if you told how I switched from mie. the Queen of the Bowery, to Little Nell, the farmer's Betty Jo Gregory, the of the Austin Little An Orphan was tell- i ing us how to write a story about her and get laughs at the same time.

The current melodrama at Saen- gerrunde Hall does, as a matter of fact cast Miss Gregory in a role at the opposite end of the pole from her performance as a dance hall doll in in the the previous Little Theater meller. As Mamie the Bowery Qeeen. she sang a noisy namber that went something like this: not gonna sell any more Audience: gonna give It all Aadlenee: For an Onihan the audience is still noisy, but Betty Jo By Steve Perkins jirmr jo gbegory of the girls used it Saturday night. Betty Jo says of her Nell role. me playing a little innocent Observing the growing leer on our face, she added.

"I mean the size. I'm five-six and you always think of a heroine named Nell as being a tiny She worriedly watched us jot down the above quote and added. i 125 pounds, am 20 years old. I have green eyes and blonde hair. You think brown? been Monday with Bette Daxu Features start 2 4.08, 5 55.

7 42. 9 30. only Boris Karloff. 1 to Clare Tree Major Players of New York here to present a stage dramatization of Hans Christian Anderson's Snow Tuesday at Hogg Auditoriu-m. This play concludes the current season of children's plays in the AAUW series.

The story of the little Danish girl's long weary search for her lost playmate, enacted against a background of the frozen north, should enchant local youngsters. though many of them will be SOUTH AUSTIN DRIVE IN Th.ouKh familiar with every detail of Monday San Francisco" with 'lark Anderson's fairy tales. I As in all Clare Tree Major pro- MONTOPOLis DHIVE Through Mon-1 ductions. the situations and characters will be presented just as the children remember them from the original story. NEW Monday Sabu; "Danrers of Canadian Mounted No.

of the Red with John Wayne, "Up In Centrwl with Durbin. NOnTH AUSTIN DRIVE IN Through Monday "Saxon Charm" with Robert Montgomery. i Clare Major's 'Snow Queen' Play at Hogg Mrs. Roland Moore, general chairman of the American Association of University theater project, has announced that arrangements have using blonde rinse in it every day been completed tQ bj-mg the famous should be a blonde. Sometimes it's closer to NATIVE of Oklahoma Betty Jo attended for two years, dividing her time between journalism and the drama department.

She had the main femme role in and appeared in numerous one acts. played the prostitnte in Taolo and she volunteered. put that in the paper. I might want to send a clipping to ny grandmother and I never did tell her about that is making with the fluttering Iid 9 and a moral attitude that might' and hall-dollar. all over stage proclaim, "Lips that touch Uquor brought a wistful look will never touch mine." i her eye.

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She also intends to do a between- act specialty for the latter part of the run. During the second run of in the last year she handled the Mamie role, did a novelty song between acts and joined the can-can chorus line for tilll another appearance. ean-canr she recalls. a Joke! It wasn't any good straight so 1 hammed It ap by ad libbing all the way through. One night I yelled at the audience.

applause. Just throw your And they did. know using that line again this time. And they even ask me if they could use she kidded. that a blow? One Sunday Llstenms Sunday Llsteninc Sunday Sunday Llstenlnt Sunday Llstenlnt Sunday tistenlns Sunday Sunday LUtentnc Sunday Ustenlnc Sunday Ustenlnc Sunday Ustenlnc Opportunity News: Guest Star Talent Talent Date Dance Music Dance Music Salon Concert Salon Concert Sign Off Programs Subject to Change Without Notice When we asked Cookie makes her food her face glowed with pleasure.

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