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Theatre THE CALGARY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1939 Thunder of Picture Stars Is Stolen By Bit Players 10 Star in 'Fast and Loose dipsomaninc-doctor, a blustering hank absconder, a timid whisky drummer. righteous citizenry, Among the ol hers a Virginin-born expectant mother, a mysterious gambler, a Power, Annabella Take Out Licence LONG FORGOTTEN ACTRESS GIVEN SECOND CHANCE 'Stagecoach' Tops New Capitol Bill With Claire Trevor and John Wayne playing the top roles, "Stagecoach," will have its pro-mlere (showing at the Capitol theatre tomorrow. Louise Piatt, George Bancroft, John Carradine, Andy Devlne, Thomas Mitchell, Tom Holt, Don-aid Meek, and rierton Churchill, featured in support of the stars, portrays the strange group of pas Adults 25 Children 1Q cr73 wnHcal biNrRVARE ri nnnnrrnt New Theatre Offers Farce Mistaken Identity Is Basis Of Comedy More than 150 people attended the New Theatre's production of "The Private Secretary," given last night in Western Canada auditorium. The performance will be repeated this evening. This comedy, which has proved popular for fifty years, concerns an erring nephew's effort to pass himself off as his uncle's friend's secretary, and offers plenty of scope for character acting and clever business.

In last night's production, Ed Arnason as Rev. Robert Spalding, the ridiculous and naive curate, managed to make full use of his MiU iJULJLiLsUlH ill -s 4 A I IAN HUNTER IEO CARRILIO I PAT PATERSON ILIA 100AN RI Km SUVIRS'ZASU PITTS onJ KENNY BAKER jS ttrataalay ky OHOVtl JONII II LX I rf Dlreeaei HAS OLD VOUWO I 2 plus ft U1BVEB J0AX I WW REMETTH Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell, above, are the stars of "Fast and a comedy drama of a sleuth and his wife. It is a sequel to "Fast Los Angeles, April 19 (AP) Brads of perspiration stood out on Tyrone Power's forehead yesterday as he and Annabella, French cinema actress, applied for a license to wed. Power's hand shook as he signed the application and he gave the clerk $1. Getting $2 back, he nervously explained this was his first matrimonial venture and thought the price was $2 apiece, like buying theatre tickets.

Annabella, born Ann Carpcn-tier, was somewhat nervous, too, as she signed her name and gave her ago as 25. Power is 24 and a native of Cincinnati. Annabella was born in Paris, France. Power and Annabella said their wedding would be a simple one. Site was married to Jean Murat, French cinema actor, in 1935, and they were divorced.

INTERNATIONAL TETE-A-TETE Lunching together in the Green Room, Lya Lys, continental actress and Leon G. Turrou, former Man, conversed in five different languages: English, Russian, German, Polish and French. Turrou speaks a total of fifteen languages, Miss Lys knows five. brought enthusiasm to the part of Sydney Gibson, the Bond street tailor, and Fred Peat played the minor role of the butler excellently. J.

Jack, who directed the play, made a brief entrance as the writ server. Carters Utile Uver Pills ir1 1 XfilaKl Ultr MM MJ I II MJ M. M. ID B-TF-nB3 i Stewart and Rogers Co-starred at Isis James Stewart and Ginger Rogers are co-starred in "Vivacious Lady," heading the Isis bill opening today. Stewart is cast as a young college professor who impulsively marries a night club singer and then realizes that somehow she must meet his strait-laced family.

Second attraction is "She Loved a Fireman." fomic part and frequently roused flic audience into gales of laughter, fcalph Wootton as the choleric pride, Mr. Cattermole, who mis-look the namby-pambly curate for his nephew with consequent mingled disappointment and rage, Jave a growl performance. George Boothman as Mr. Mars-land also played veil and Edna Barton as his daughter, Edith, and Eva Webster, as her friend, proved the high-spirited youngsters the parts called for. i Bud Pearson took the role of Douglas Cattermole, impersonating the secretary, and William Ferguson played Harry Marsland.

Margaret Pearson took the part of Mrs. Stead and Frances Pearson was Miss Ashford. Vincent Lamph I The Morning After Taking sengers thrown together with the coach as it proceeds from Tonto, Arizona, to Lordsburg, New Mexico. John Wayne portrays the role of Kid Ringo, who has been driven to outlawry by perjurers and is de-termined to kill them. Claire Trevor Impersonates Dallas, a woman of easy virtue who has been forced out of town by the self- STARTS TONIGHT 2 HITS VaHNER FREDDIE BAXTER.

ARTfiDLOMEW Alio Cene Raymond Ann Sothern "She's Got Everything' THENEWISIS TOOAV TO FRIDAY JAMIS sUUOM, BIULAH IONDI CHAUIS COIUIN KO-tAOlO rkMa "SHE LOVEO A FIREMAN Dick Foran Ann Sheridan "MARCH OF TIME" ISIS LOCAL NEWS STARTS TODAYI FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS, in "CAREFREE" With Ralph Bellamy Coming Saturday! "DRUMS' and "YOUTH MARCHES ON" HIT NO. 3 I I Ferike Boros Gains Attention With Small Bit ONCE WAS STAR HAROLD' HEFFSRNAN CopynjM. H3. ay the North American Hollywood, April 19 Bit players have suddenly gone in for a lot ot heavy spring cleaning, and established actors are sputtering over the dust thrown back in their faces. In half a ozen pictures previewed here since the first of the month, it is the unknown or little-heard-of performer who has registered some of 1 the most impressive moments.

Take the case of Ferike Boros and the one day's work she did before the cameras in "Love Affair," vhich co-stars Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer. The bit lasted just me minute on the screen, and yet moved Ferike Boros over from the ranks of screen-actor relief to those of the employed. Her bit as the landlady, her one scene with Miss Dunne, is being greeted with audience cheers and flattering notices from the critics. Carson Kanin, directing Ginger Rogers in "Little Mother, heard so much discussion about the bit, he went to see the picture and en recast his picture in order to get I her into it. And, already she yped.

Ferike will play another landlady role but it's a very fat one this time. On Screen Relief There's an interesting story be hind the struggle of Ferike Boros to gain a place in the Hollywood sun. This town once knew her well and favorably then completely forgot her. Star of the Hungarian stage, she came to this country and was featured for sev eral years on Broadway. Caught by the lure of the talkies, she was drawn to Hollywood in 1930 and quickly became a character actress on popular call at all studios.

Three years ago, she suffered a bad fall, resulting in a hip injvry that re quired much attention from high- priced specialists. Her money was soon gone. She let her servants go and finally was forced to accept screen relief, getting 510 a week on which to subsist. "I sold everything but Berta's paintings," said Miss Boros, discussing her rediscovery with re trained excitement. "All my treasures from abroad.

My candelabra that cost $900 went for $70. My gold cabinet brought $50. Even my house was mortgaged, and then ate up the mortgage. But I had to keep the roof." The "Berta" of whom she speaks is Mme. Bertha Kalich, famous Yiddish actress of the New York stage, with whom she was long associated i the "Kreutzer Sonata" and other plays.

"Hollywood, it is a funny place," said Miss Boros, who is now close tc 60. "Think of all I've done, all I've played here and abroad and now they go crazy over a bit:" Stevenson Favorite Appearing at Kinema "Kidnarmed." founded on Robert Louis Stevenson's famed story, starts at the Kinema theatre today with Warner Baxter, Freddie Bartholomew and Arleen Whelan. An impressive cast headed by C. Aubrey Smith. Reeinald Owen.

John Carradine, Nigel Bruce, Miles Mander appears in the film. In "hhes Got Everything, the second film on the bill. Gene Ray mond again appears opposite Ann Sothern, and the cast includes Helen Broderick, Victor Moore and Billy Gilbert. jj? Engagement vT Demand! WV Hilarloua Comedy Scream I 2 GRE.AT yi Attractions rt (y'l a 3 If 1 $TON FOSTER 111 SAJTYJTONY MAStlNj 1.19 ITTV' 14 klHUUS BROOKS! lilt t.to a 1 XKDi slim SUMMERVIUE 5:40 iJ" I arthor Treacher T.n- a. VlV.

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Completing the Variety program is a chapter of "Spider's Web." Mem-O-Rca will continue his stage engagement until the end of the week. 'Boys Town' Opens At Strand Theatre The dramatic true-life story of Father Flanagan and his fight to establish a home for underprivileged boys, "Big Town," starring Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney, opens at the Strand theatre today. Henry Hull, Leslie Fen-ton and Gene Reynolds complete the cast. "Up the River," a first-run comedy, with Tony Martin and Phyllis Brooks in the leading roles, is the second attraction. Preston Foster, Slim Summerville, Eddie Collins and Arthur Treacher have important roles.

Edward G. Robinson Featured at Plaza "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse," starring Edward G. Robinson and Claire Trevor, starts at the Plaza theatre today. It is the story of a physician intent upon writing a treatise on criminal psychology, who becomes a criminal and winds up on trial for murder.

Included in the cast are Humphrey Bogart and Allen Jenkins. The second hit on the bill is "The Kid Comes Back," featuring Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane. Luise Rainer Stars In Tivoli Feature "The Toy Wife," starring Luise Rainer, with Melvyn Douglas and Robert Young sharing honors as leading men, starts at the Tivoli theatre today. The second picture on the bill, "Carefree," stars those well known dancers, Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. At Theatres Following Is a table of complete show and feature starting times: GARY Features start at: King of Alcatraz, 7:00, 9:15.

Say It In French, 8:00, 10:13. GRAND Features start at: Vogues of 1938, 6:13, 9:55. 52nd street, 8:35. ISIS Features start at: She Loved a Fireman, 12:30, 2:59, 5:59, 8:30. Vivacious Lady, 1:01.

4:01, 7:01, 10:01. KINEMA Features start at: Kidnapped, 6:53, 9:59. She's Got Everything, 6:23, 8:35, PALACE Features start at: South Riding, 12:30, 2:25, 5:26, 9:02, Fast and Loose, 12:52, 3:53, 6:54, 10:00. Stage Show at 8:30, STRAND Features start at: Boys' Town, 1:12, 4:07, 7:02, 9:57. Up the River, 2:45, 5:40, 8:35.

TIVOLI Features start at: Toy Wife, 3:43, 6:55, 10:07. Carefree, 2:13, 5:30, 8:40. PLAZA Features start at: Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, 7:20, 10:00. Kid Comes Back, 6:30, 9:00.

VARIETY Features start at: Next Time I Marry, 2:43, 6:01. 9:20. Saint In New York, 1:31, 4:49, 7:24, 10:47. Stage Show at 4:05, 8:40. CAPITOL Features start at: Yes, My Darling Daughter, 12:45, 2:51, 4:57, 7:03, 9:09.

CRESCENT Features start at Josette. Thank You, Mr, Moto, 7:00, 8:25. 4 I -r. a hi a 3, tfL A CRULLER WORLD Dead Ender Leo Gorcey's side line is a fourth interest in a chain of doughnut shops. And he specifics that they're not "shoppes." A FINE FIXER Rosemary Lane has run into the autograph fiend who lets all of the air out of tires, then "fixes" them if given an autograph.

BARGAIN ACTOR Francis Lederer cot his start in dramatics through lessons he took from a retired professor in Prague, Czechosolvakia. He Daid the equivalent of $2.50 for the entire course. MAT. AT 3 p.m. EVE.

at 8.30 p.m. No-one Seated After Curtain Riaea! MONDAY, APRIL 24th On the Stage In Person Ethel Barrymore And NEW YORK CAST. In "WHITEOAKS Evening 83e, $1.10, 11.65, $2.20 Monday Mat. 56c, 83c, $1.10, $1.65 Ticketa Now On Sale CAPITOL Reaervatlona Will Not Be Held After p.m., Friday PI A7A TODAY liMfcH FRI. Edward G.

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