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12 THE BERGEN EVENING RECORD, TUESDAY, JANUARY, 27, 1942. MYSTERIOUS GRETA GONE ENTER A NEW GARBO From Here On, Bogart's New; FILM PRODUCERS Scene On Broadway. He's Working And, A Peaceable Fellow JUSTIN Prospect But Still Wants llis Dream Kole By DAVID CHANDLER Galahad with a gat, that's Humphrey Bogart. He used to be a gangster, but it looks as if those days are gone forever. He started playing on tne side or law ana order in "The Maltese Falcon." He was so successful at it that in his new picture, "All Through The Night," he is still fighting the good fight.

He's a tough character, mind you, but a guy has to be tough when he's up against a gang of Nazi agents. gwJBP miija.nl mi yunymiHW wwvw.n. javuvimmmmm ai aii. i "hsssvssjiiii mwMwmww wmmnaimwm 1 4 I i 1 i If I I ,4 r' ii.M.ii.-in.ai JfmtJ. MmHvmmi, TOWN TOPICS Radio broadcaster Harry Flannery returned Jrom Germany a short time ago.

One of the first things he decided to do was visit a couple of midtown nightclubs. Accordingly, he entered one, obtained a ringside table, and watched the show. As he strolled to the lobby to get his overcoat and hat. a strange man approached him. "Sorry to have to bother you," he said, "but you'll have to come along with me.

I'm from the Federal Bureau of Identification." He displayed his tiny G-man badge at the end of a key chain. Flannery could only gasp, but decided to find out -what it was all about. He accompanied the Agent- to headquarters. a "You have been In Germany recently, haven't you?" asked one of the federal operatives. "Certainly Flannery.

"I was radio commentator from Berlin!" Then he became puzzled. "How did you know?" he asked. "Just a moment," said the G-man. "Have you any credentials?" Flannery not only produced all manner of identification, but put through, a call to one of his bosses, a network executive. "Sorry to have troubled you, Mr.

Flannery," said the G-man. "But we had to check on you, you know." "But gosh Just a minute," said the radio man. "you still haven't told me how you knew I was in Germany." "Oh, that was simple," said the G-man. "Your inner hat band has a stamp in It reading 'German tourist, 1940'. The hatcheck girl at the club called us when she spotted it." If you believe the German reports of Nazi casualties and the Russian reports of Bed casualties well, there ain't been no warl One of those radio quiz experts awarded a U.

S. cadet pilot a set ol dishes during the course of the program. "Thanks," said the pilot, turning from the microphone. "Just a said the Interrogator, "Those dishes were made in Japan." Radio listeners next heard an indignant crash. We asked a Latin-American orchestra leader to describe his music.

The description: "First, there is man with two hardwood sticks the claves. He beats out rhythm. Most the of time he goes: one-two-three, one-two one-two-three, one-two one-two-three, one-two. Sometimes he goes; two-three-four-five bang. Then there Is man with maraccas, the Jittery gourds.

They go: chieh-chich-a-chlch chlch-chich-a-chich. And the guero (say yiro) go like drunk mosquito: zzz-a-zzz-zzz. Big drum go: bruuuppp and bbbrrooopp. Little drum go brraaapp and briipp. Satisfy?" Positively, amlgo.

Frank Connors of 150 North Kindekamack Road, North Hackensack, drummer with a number of name bands, Is the composer of four new popular songs which are to be released soon. Titles of the songs are: "Did Yuh Hear Me, Huh?" "Thanks For the Use of Your Heart" "Two Stars Fell Out of the Blue" and "To Dream or Not to The lyricist is Harry Rauch, former reporter with the Jersey Observer. A well known Broadwaylte who recently deserted Stem activities dropped in to see his tailor the other afternoon. The tailor showed him several swatches of material which he felt sure his oldtime client would approve. "Nix," said the former man-about-town.

"Too loud. Look, I dont want anything flashy but not too conservative, either." get you," saald the bailor. "Now you want something halfway between bookmaker and bookkeeper!" A recent radio sketch featured a distraught mother asking several swims, cooks, sings, and even does a fast rhumba In "Two-Faced Hackensack, and Flaza, Englewood. Mclvyn Douglas is the leading Time Schedule For Us, Now At Heart, He Likes The SINGS TOMORROW Paul Robeson, Negro bass-baritone, will appear in a bene, fit concert sponsored by the Englewood Youth Federation at the Plaza Theater, Englewood, tomorrow 8:15 P. M.

Clara Rockmore, thcreminist, also is on the bill. the dawn. And "The Maltese Fal con." Ana au xnrougti Ths Night." There were lovescenes, clinches, kisses, and all the other delightful things invloved in being a movia hero, especially when Miss Kaaren Verne is involved. It may now ba revealed that Bogart was green, very green. He hardly knew what to do.

He missed aim. He lunged when he should have veered gently, Bogart was a rookie lover. A NEW MAN After two essays at playing tha hero, Bogart is doing well. His love-scenes in "All Through The Night'' have already rated a word of approval from fellow players on tha Warner lot. But he isnt quite content.

"I still don't get to wear a shirt open at the throat," he complains. "I've given up those tight-waisted gangster clothes. That's a start. Maybs one day I will play in a fancy dresj picture wtih Errol Flynn, and Errol and I can go around in tight-fitting breeches and high leather boots and gold-encrusted mess jackets. "I tell you, the future looks bright.

From now on there 'U be a new Bogart. I'm through with them gangster parts, see? The first lug who says it's too bad gets pumped full of lead, see? I'm pulling out, get It? Bogart, the romantic hero, that's me." HARDY CARY Cary Grant says he takes a half-mile swim in the Pacific, winter or summer, before reporting for work. THEATRES persons in a room: "Doesn't some one want my child? Surely some one must want her." Radio listeners heard nothing but silence following the mother's plea. But what a whale of a difference a peek into the studio would have made! The baby (at least its coos and gurgles) were being made by a gorgeous blonde actress When the mother asked if some one wanted her, male studio members silently mobbed her. Greta Garbo entered a midtown club with Dr.

Gaylord Hauser. In the elevator which took them to the place, Garbo was fascinated by the white woolly hair of the aged Negro elevator operator. "I wonder very much," she said, "if you'd let me-er-rub your head for good luck." The old-timer said he'd be honored. Garbo ran her fingers through it. Ten minutes later the old man was saying: teched in de haid and ah's proud of it!" "Teched in de haid and proud of it?" queried his friends.

"How come?" "Ah's teched in de haid by Garbo!" he shouted. On Broadway a sharp noss Indicates curiosity, a flattened nose too much curiosity. TIGHTEN BELTS TO AID DEFENSE Materials Must Be Used With Care And Camera Can't Be Replaced JOB IS ESSENTIAL Hollywood's the place where they used to say, "I don't care if it costs a fortune, get It!" It's a place where a director once imported thousands of real apple blossoms and kept a crew working all night affixing them to branches Just for one movie scene. But that was long ago. That was in the opulent silent days.

That was long, long before the war and long before the era of national defense. In this town that used to spend fortunes on one flashy party to spread its name- for glamour, It's odd to see signs around the lots urging workmen to conserve on nails. But that was no war develop menteven before December 7 Hollywood knew about priorities and was feeling the pinch. Hollywood has been assured by the O. P.

M. that it has an Industry essential to civilian defense. The government wants a flow of pic tures for army and civilian morale besides a speed-up on training films for army and civilian pur- poses. All studios now are filling out exhaustive questionnaires de tailing their consumption in 1941, their estimated needs in 1942. Hollywood's equipment has not been increased materially In recent months, and priorities have been given only on repairs and main tenance.

There are between 7,500 and 8,000 items carried regularly in studio stocks as necessary to production, along with many others purchased for specific pictures. From the questionnaires, Hollywood expects to be informed by Washington what can be allotted for pictures, what scar materials must be pro-rated, what it cannot have and must substitute. It's difficult to say as yet where Hollywood will be hardest hit, ex cept obviously in materials requir ing chemicals and metals. But it's easy to predict that Hollywood, trained in creating illusions, will be facile in developing substitutes. Alex Kelly, 20th Century-Fox purchasing agent, gives the answer "We'll have to get along without the things we can't get.

Maybe -re'll have to go back and see how we made pictures before we had all these things." One big economy already In ef fect: the use of standing sets for different films, through more or less redecoration. "Panama Hat-tie's" cafe set is now, for instance, 'Rio Rita's" garden cafe. Perhaps, if developments decree, there'll be no more mammoth sets but good pictures have been made without accent on the colossal. Hollywood seldom used metal in its sets, even in peacetime. Steel was painted wood, and other metals were simulated wood or paper and the paint brush.

There 11 be no new camera cranes, and probably no new cameras, no new lights. Not immediately a concern, but regarded for the future, is a possible shortage of chemicals for film-developing processes. Some other scarcities: cork (used to make bomb fragments for war scenes as well as many other purposes); shellac (a domestic substi tute will be used); carbon tetra chloride (best and least dangerous cleaner for wigs, also used for air conditioning, also used in making movie explosives); guns (they can be simulated with painted wood.) Tf ITT i )T ii i tf Bill! tu in ill 8 1 1 4 1 i il ORITANI EUREKA "MCO-HOTSTT1 rwr co-twra 1 RATE Wt MINDA JOVCI HUCt IOWAI0S libber McOee and Molly Edcar Bergren and Charlie McCarthy 'LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING' Walter Huston Edward Arnold 'All That Money Can Buy' Shirley Temple Herbert Marshall "KATHLEEN" Bon it Granville Ray McDonald "DOWN IN SAN DIEGO" JJette Davis Ann bnendaa "THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNE IT Plus "Steel Against The Sky" with Lloyd Noltn Alexii Smith CLAUDETTE COLBERT "REMEMBER THE DAY" with JOHN PAYNE Also "Don't Get Personal" Pjr BARBARA STANWYCK Ntj: Wtt HENBY FONDA hi "YOU BELONG I Mk TO ME" 3jr EDWARD ARNOLD i WALTER HUSTON Ha "ALL THAT MONET i. 3 GILBERT. WOR-'ln the Future with Biff Baker" sketch WMCA-Olenn Miller orcheatr WNEW Newa WHN Cab Calloway orchestra WyXR Musical varieties! News 5:30 WABC O'Neills WKAF-We, the Abbotts WJZ Plying Patrol WOR Jack Armstrong sketch WMCA News WNEW Martin Block! Make Believe Ballroom WHN Sports resume with Clem McCarthy WQXR Great Masters WABC Scattergood Balnes WEAF Civilian Defpnte Information; Escorts and Betty WJZ Tom Mix Straight Shoofera WOR Captain Mldnisht sketch WMCA Zeka Manners Gang WHN Newa WABC Paul Bulllvan.

commentator! Good ffeiffhbor news WKAF Mile nf nimiii: Mnsieale WJ2r News; Ole Dan; Youra Sincerely Alien rrescoti WOR Uncle Don; True Exciting Ito ments WMPA Newa: Recorded moments WHN Captain Tim Healy'a Adventure Club; Movie timetable WQXR Music to Remember; News 8:15 WABC Dorothy Kilgallen; Mlchele Mor gan, euest WL'flr-HCWS WJZ Bill Stern's Bports Newa WMCA Mr. Hollywood movie gossip; hospitalization talk; Bryee Ollvsr WHN Sports resume with Clem McCarthy; program resume; music 6:30 WABC Burl Ives, sons WEAP "Control ot Lightning" talk WJZ Lum anl Abner WOB Newa WMCA Jimmy Powers, sporta talk WHN News WQXR Dinner Concert WABC The World Today WKAP Three Suns Trio WJZ Lowell Thomas WOR Here'a Morgan comedy WMCA Reagan McCrary, commentator WHN Dick FishelL sports talk WABC Amoa Andy WEAF Pred Warms WJZ Easy Aces comedy sketch WOR 81 an Lomax, sporta talk WMCA Bed Cross adtlresa by James J. Walker and Quentln Reynolds WHN Adrienne Ames, commentator; Dick Powell, sur-st WQXR Listeners' Favorites; news :15 WABC Itnny Ross, tenor WEAF News ot the World with John W. Vandercook WJZ Mr. Keen.

Tracer of Lost Persona WOR aineine Neithbor; "Around the Rinis with jimmy rower WMCA Newa WHN BDarta final with Bert Lee 7:30 WABC Helen Menken WAP George Burns and Grade Allen witn Paul WDiteman orcnestra WJZ Vincent Looez orchestra WOR Confidentially Youra with Arthur Hale WMPARhvthm Corner WNEW John Kennedy, commentator WHN George H. combs, news analyst WOXR Treasury ol Music 7:45 woa.Tn,!H. of Rnnrts WMCA Johannes Steel, foreign news analyst WNEW Eddia Dooley. sporta talk 8:00 WABC Are You A Mlssinsr Heir. WEAF Ray Block orchestra: Una Mer- kel in "Nancy Bacon Reporting Swing 14 WJZ Cue at Rhumba Revue WOR My Name:" quia WMCA News: Keep em Flying" dramatization WNEW Sheo Fields orchestra WHN Molly Picon in sketch WQXR Symphony Hall :30 WABC Bob Burns program with Sdna May Oliver and Glnny Bimms, guestg WEAF Horace Heidts Treasure Chest; Phyllis Brooks, guest W.T7 Mppt.

Your Nnvv sailor talent WOR Can You Top This? Ford. Lau rie, and Hershfteld WMCA News: Minute Men orchestra: Mrs. Oustav Hartman. philanth' ropic appeal WNEW Let Dsnce WHN Wythe Willisms WABC Elmer Davis, news WMCA Broadway Tonicht WNEW Bandstand Parado WHN Newa 9:00 WABC We, the People Glenn Martin, guest WEAF Battles of the Sexes Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson WJZ Famous Jury Trlala WOR Gabriel Healter WMCA News; "Hunter'g the Name" variety program WNEW Charles Hodgei. news analyst tin i oe Avenger 9:15 WOR Alvino Rey orchestra WNEW Swing Ltthtly WQXR Musical Personalities 9:30 WABC-Rertort to the Nation: "The Federal Government's Ellorti at NOT REALLY TOUGH Humphrey Bogart says every body's got him all wrong.

'I'm not a tough guy at an, ne contends. "I love the birds and bees and stuff like that as well as tne next guy. I'm scared to death of loud noises like blowouts and faulty exhausts. The artistic kind, that's what I am. I'm slueey about paintings, good ones of course, by the hard-to-spell fellows and If it wasn't that I'd catch my death in the cold night air, you'd find me at the Hollywood Bowl every time the boys were giving out with Tchaikowsky, Mous-sorgsky, and Wieniawski." The story about his being a tough euv really got Its start when he played Duke Mantee in "The Petrified Maybe that picture should have been called "The Petri fied Most people forget he got his start in show business as an apple-cheeked Juvenile.

You know, the kind that wears a fancy blazer and comes dashing in to take the ingenue off to a tennis game so the principals can be alone. YEARNS FOR ROMANCE Bogey can't say he was a raging success as a Rover Boy. The critic, Alexander Woollcott, caught him in one of his earlier efforts and this is what he had to say of him: "The young man, Humphrey Bogart, who embodied the aforesaid sprig was what might mercifully be described as inadequate." Bogart began as just plain Galahad. Fate, a particularly heavy beard, Warner and a mug that fits the role cast him into a life of crime. "My real confides Bogart, "is to play a romantic character with a name like Derek or Lu-dovic, instead of just 'Duke', or 'Killer', or 'Hoppy'.

I picture the lad as fine and struggling, not against cops and G-men, but against dumb producers who won't stage his masterpiece or play his symphony. I've always wanted to end a picture with me walking into a sunset with somebody young and lovely on my arm, like Brenda Marshall, and the music surging to an inspiring lift. But no. In the 'Falcon' I turn over the woman I love to the police. In 'All Through the Night', I win Kaaren Verne, but there isn't a sunset." HE'S A NOVICE AGAIN The new Bogart has.

been something of a problem to the old Bogart. After years of being rubbed out by such people as James Cag- ney, Edward G. Robinson, and George Raft, it isn't easy doing a quick change and emerging as a knight with a police record. For instance, as a gangster Humphrey Bogart was never permitted the luxury of a moll, a girl, or even a lady-friend with a sym pathetic ear. Cinema tically, he led a lonely, celibate existence.

Came EKEsLlfOQD City. NOW THRU WED. Charles Boyer Sullavan in "APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE" Also Jack Oakle Linda Darnell In "RISE SHINE" Park Free Odd. Theater AO- IHKlj IHIKSUAY Walter Pidteon Maureen O'Hara In "HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY" sss" Gene TIERNEY- Bruce CABOT 'SUNDOWN PLUS NIAGARA Pfll I i nipsitf rum wmm Sumhehviue inunSUAY Chocolate Soldier JL "Unholy Partners" I A i -v nil irr rTniirri WYmYxh WAS 7ftf Tf VlTT 11 Greta Garbo, above, skiis, Thursday at the Fox man. PICK OF THE PROGRAMS Tuesday, January 27.

7:30 WEAF George Burns and Gracie Allen with Paul Whiteman orchestra. 8:00 WOR What's My Name? quiz. WEAF Ray Block orchestra; Una Merkel in "Nancy Bacon Swing Fourteen; others. 8:30 WABC Bob Burns program with Edna May Oliver and Ginny Simms. WEAF Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest; Phyllis Brooks, guests.

9:00 WABC We, the People Glenn Martin, guest. 9:30 WABC Report to the Nation: "The Federal Government's Efforts at Price Control" Ted Husing, narrator. WJZ Concert orchestra. 10:00 WEAF Bob Hope Variety Program Robert Young, guest. WABC Glenn Miller orchestra.

10:15 WABC Public Affairs: Mrs. Estelle Sternberger and Senator Elbert D. Thomas, "Victory in the Pacific." 10:30 WEAF Red Skelton and Wonderful Smith; Ozzie Nelson orchestra; Harriet Hilliard. 11:30 WOR Tropical Serenade with Don Arres, tenor. Price Control" Ted Husing, WH AF Fibber McOee and Molly WJZ NBC Concert Orchestra WOH Morton Gould's orchestra with Jimmy Shields, tenor WMCA Styles in Rhythm WNEW Memories In Music WHN Andre Kostelaneta orchestra with Lily Pons (recorded! WQXR Cavalcade of Music; newa 9:45 WMCA Burnet Hershey, commentator WNEW News 10:00 WISP ritpnn Minor orchestra WEAF Bob Hope Variety Program; Rob ert Younp.

guest WOR Raymond Gram Swing WMCA News; Insurance Question Box WNEW Blng Crosby records WHN Concert Hall WQXR Record album 10:15 WABC Public Affairs Mrs. Estelle Sternberger and Senator Elbert Thomas. "Victory in me racuio WOR J.i eavitt orchcatra WMCA Bandwagon WNEW Freddy Martin orchestra 10:30 WABC Wherever You Are Owen Da vis Knncs- and orchestra WEAF Red Skelton, comcdisn. with Wonderful Smith; Oziie Nelson or WJZ William Hlllman and Raymond Clapper, news WOR Jerry Wayne baritone WMCA News WNEW Pancho orchestra WHN Shop Fields orchestra WQXR Encores; news 10:45 WABC News 13 Too Ruttf WOR Ramona and the Tune Twistcra wmca Sidney Moseiey. commentator WNEW Will Bradley orchestra 11:00 WABC News WEAF News WJZ News; Johnny Long orchestra 'WOR Newa WMCA Moments of Memory WNEW Kay Kyser orchestra WHN Newsrcel Theater of the Air 11:15 WQXR Just Music WABC Sheo Fields orchestra ws-AP MtiKio Von Want.

WOR Ed Fitzgerald; Rio Janeiro con ference WMCA Insurance talk WNEW Jimmy Dortey orchestra 11:30 WABC Benny Goodman orchestra WEAF Francis Craig's Serenade W.T7. I.uckv Millinder orchestra WOR Tropical Serenade with Don Arres. tenor, and Boo Stanley orcnesrra WMCA Alter the Show guest inter views WNEW News 11:45 WNEW Oray Gordon orchestra 12:00 Midnight WArtC News: Tony Pastor orchestr: WEAF War news; Roy Shield and Com pany W.TZ Mile of Dimes WOR Howard Barnes, critic; Freddy Martin orchestra WMCA News WNEW Irv Carroll orchestra 12:15 A. M. WJK Bobby Byrne orchestra WMCA Julius Colby, dramatic reviews 12:30 WABC Vnusrhn Monroe orchestra; news W.TS fans Thompson orchestra: news WOR London news; Ray Kinney orchestra: MtFarland Twtr.5: Horn Kob bins; Red Norvo orchestra; Anthony Trtni orchestra: Cecil Golly orchestra, Man in the Moon all nmht program WMCA Will Bradley orchestra: news WNEW Al Donahue orchestra; Count Basle orchestra; Stan Shaw WHN Tippy Taylor, the Olrl Fllend (I A.

Tomorrow 5:30 A. M. WOR Music: Farmers' Digest 6:15 WABC News; Music 6:30 WEAF. WJZ News; Variety WOR News: Farmers' Digest WABC Arthur Godfrey, sungs 6:45 WMCA Early Bird Music 6:55 WABC News; Arthur Godfrey in 7:00 WOR News; Musical Clock 7:05 WQXR News; Breakfast Symphony WMCA News; Recorded Music WEAF News; Westerners Music 7:45 WABC News John Allen Wolf WMCA Ben Brady. Comedy 7:55 WJZ News Reports WQXR News, Music 8:00 WEAF.

WJZ Euronean News WOR News Reports WABC News; Music: Talks WMCA News Bulletins 8:03 WMCA Recorded Music WEAF Studio Variety Show WOR The Goldbergs sketch WJZ Recorded Music WMCA Unity Viewpoints Talk 8:30 WOR Happy Jim Parsons WJZ Jim Robertson, songs WABC Missus, Goes A-Shopping WMCA News; Insurance Talk WEAF News; Talk; Songs WOR Australian News WJZ News: Kitchen Quii WABC Talk. Adelaide Hawley 8:55 WQXR News; Composers' Corner 9:00 WOR Dear Imogene talk WJZ Woman of Tomorrow WABC News: School of the Air WMCA News Bulletins 9:03 WMCA Recorded Dance Music 9:15 wor Talk Victor Ltndlahr 9:30 WEAF Talk Isabel Hewson WOR News; Music; Talk WJZ Breakfast Club: Variety WMCA Market Proeran WQXR Concert Music 9:45 WEAF Edward MacHugh. Bongs WABC Stories America Loves 10:00 WEAF Bess Johnson Sketch WOR Food Porum Alfred McCann WJZ -Clark Dennis. Tenor WABC Talk Bettv Crocker WMCA Newa Bulletins WOXR Lisa Seraio. Comments 10:03 WMCA Recorded Music 10:15 WFAF Bachelor's Children Sketch WJZ Today's News Helen Hlett WABC Mvrt and Marae Sketch.

10:30 WEAF Helo Mate Sketch W'OR Consupmers Quiz WJZ House in the Country Play WABC stepmother Bketch WQXR Concert Music 10:45 WEAF Road of Life Sketch WJZ 8trlne Ensemble WABC Woman of Courage Sketch WEAF Mary Marlln Sketch WOR News: Bessie Bealty. Talk WJZ Fashions Eleanor Nash WABC Buddy Clark. Songs WMCA News Bulletins WQXR Oother People's Business 11:03 WMCA Recorded Music 11:15 WEAF Risht to Hanniness Sketch WJZ Living Literature WABC Man I Married Sketch WMCA Jtck Smith, Songs 11:30 WEAF The Baritone Sketch WJZ Variety Muslcsle WABC Brieht Horizon Sketch WMCA News: Insurance Talk WQXR Symphonic Music 11:45 WEAF David Harum Sketch WABC Aunt Jenny's Stories 11:55 WQXR News Luncheon Music 12:00 WEAF News: Mile of Dime" WOR John B. Hughes. Comments WJZ Nancv Boothe Craig WABC Kate Smith.

Chat WMCA News Bulletins 12:03 WMCA Recorded Dance Music 12:15 WOR Victory Book Camnalen WJZ Civilian Defense Information WABC Bib Sister Sketch 12:20 WJZ Mile of Dimes; Times Sauare 12:25 WJZ News: Farm and Home Hour 12:30 WEAF Nellie Revell. Interviews WOR News: Judv and Jane Sketch WABC Helen Trent Sketch 12:45 WEAF-Market Reports: Music WABC Our Gal Sunday Bketch 12:55 WQxr News; Reouest Music 1:00 WEAF Marv Marcarot McBride WOR This is Life Skelcn WABC Life Can Be Beautiful Play WMCA News Bulletins 1:03 WMCA Recorded Music 1:15 WOR Oovernent Oirl 8ketch W.TZ Poetry Ted Mftlone WABC Woman In While Sketch 1:30 WOR Front Page Parrel! Sketch WJZ Talk Dr. W. H. Foulkes WABC Vic and Bade Sketch 1:45 WEAF War News WOR I'll Find My Wav Sketch WJZ News: Looei Orchestra WABC Road of Life Sketch 1:55 WOXR News; Opera Music 2:00 WFAF Biblical Drama WOR Talk Martha Deane WABC Young Dr.

Malone Sketch WMCA News Bulletins 2:03 WMCA Recorded Music 2:15 WEAF The Mvsterv Man Sketch WABC Joyce Jordan Sketch 2:30 WFAF Valiant Ladv Sketch WOR News: Beauty Talk WJZ -Into the Liehl Sketch WABC Talk Fletcher Wiley WQXR Army Program 2:45 WFAF Arnold Grimm's Daughter WJZ In Care of Angle Hern Play WABC Kate HoDkms Sketch WQXR Violin Music 2:55 WQXR News: Dance Music WMCA New ork WEAK New fork WOK Newark WJ. New fork tVABO New i'ork WPVT Paterson WHN New Tork WM.W New York 670 Kilocycles 6fMl Kilocycles rm Klloryelei 70 Kilocycles KKII Kilocycles Kilocycles KiM) Kilocycles .1130 Kilocycles BERGEV Caroline, 3:20, 7:00, 10:25. Swamp Water, 1:50, 8:55. CENTRAL (Passaic) Hero, 1:00, 3:24, 5:48, 8:21, 10:45. Stage, 2:07, 4:417:14, 9:35.

R. K. O. CAPITOL Ladles, 1:00, 3:53, 6:46, 9:59. Week-end, 2:46, 5:39.

8:52. EMBASSY Keep "Em Flying, 2:32, 5:40, 9:03. Kathleen, 12:40, 3:58, 7:06, 10:30. ENGLEWOOD Waterfront, 3:40, 7:00, 9:40. Let "Em Have It, 2:30, 8:30.

EUREKA Boss's Daughter, 2:00, 8:20. Keep 'Em Flying, 3:10, 7:00, 9:45. FABIAN (Hoboken) Kathleen 3:00, 6:30, 10:00. San Diego, 1:45, 5:15, 8:45. FABIAN (Paterson) Personal, 1:00, 3:40, 6:20, 9:00.

Remember The Day, 2:15, 4:55, 7:35, 10:15. FOX Green Valley, 1:43, 4:35, 7:12, 10:04. LINCOLN Man, 1:00, 4:05, 7:10, 10:10. Steel, 2:55, 6:00, 9:05. LOEW'S (J.

Niagara Falls, 11:59, 3:02, 8:05, 9:08. Sundown, 12:47, 3:50, 6:53, 9:56. MONTAUR (Passaic) Remember The Day, 2:10, 4:45, 7:25, 10:05. Personal, 1:10, 3:45, 6:55, 9:00. ORITANI Money Can Buy, 1:25.

5:01, 8:40. Belong To Me, 3:10, 6:46, 10:22. PALACE Ladies, 2:50, 7:00, 9:50. Confirm, 1:30, 8:40. PARK LANE Weekend In Havana, 7.00, Dr.

Kildare, 2:40, 8:40. PA SCACK Ladies In Retirement, 3:35, 8:40. In The Army, 2:10, 7:00, 10:10. PLAZA Green Valley, 2:30, 7:00, :30. QUEEN ANNE Appointment For Love, 3:10, 8:30.

Rise And Shine, 1:45,7:00,10:00. RIVOLI Green Valley, 2:03, 7:00, 8:32. STANLEY Money Can Buy, 11:15, 8:45. Laug lung, 1:00, 4:10. 7:20, 10:30.

STATE Remember The Dav. 12:50. 3:55, 6:55, 10:35. Ellery Queen, 11:45, 2:45, 5:45, 9:27. TEANECK Appointment For Love.

3:10, 7:00, 10:00. Rise And Shine, 1:40, 8:30. SLIGHT SCARE Ann Sheridan Woke To Find Her House Moving The tiny one-room cottaee that Ann Sheridan uses as a portable dressing room was put on the back of a truck and taken to Moorpark, 45 miles from Warner Bros, studio, when the actress worked on location in "Juke Upon completing a scene with Ronald Reagan and Richard Whorf, Ann went 10 ner dressing room to take a nap. In the meantime, Director Curtis Bernhardt was limns up the next shot and discovered mat Anns room was in camera range. "Please move that truck," said uernnarat.

A driver jumped behind the wheel. The truck started to move. Ann woke up and let out a shriek. When she swung open the dressing room door and saw the bewildered expression on the driver's face, she started to laugh. He was more irigntened than she was.

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