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MONDAY, DECEMBER, is, THE HERALD-NEWS. PASSAIC, N. J. 16 RADIO Today's and Tomorrow's Programs GuyKibbeeHad To Put It On Tomorrow Today's Best Features IS! "Crisis in the For Rear Admiral WEAF EllenRandDh. Retired WMCA.

i WJZ Mary Marlin. 6 Army Recruiting Program: Major General Korl ABC Stepmother. Truesdell, 18th Infantry Bond WEAF. a. M.

Salvation Army Christmas Program WJZ. Concert: Francia White, Jomes Melton, Songs; wabc Wnof CwuTjt WEAF. -1 A. ML Richard Crooks, Tenor: Wallenstein Symphony WEAF Man I Mamed. WEAF WOR News.

Voriety Show: Fields ond Holl, Comedy; D1' ABC Beauty Ta lk. HOLLYWOOD Hdda Hopptr'g HOLLYWOOD, W5 Most of) the groans and moans of film) player preparing for' picture roles result from order to lose weight, but Guy Kibhee, who 1 no l.gh-; weight, was told to put on 20 pound. I The added poundage was re-j quired of Kibbee for the title role in Seattergooa Baines! which is being made at RKO Radio studio. Krbbee was selected, for the pert in the first place be-! cause of hie close resemblance to the character created by Clarence' Budmgton Kelland. i In most ease where an actor i is required to appear heavier1 than he actually is, padding usually does the trick.

But this) I I fc. Others WABC Play: "Fifth Avenue with Ginger Rogers, Edward Arnold WABC. Voriety Music: Virginia Verrill, Dick. Todd WEAF. method was not practical in Kib-1 10.00-1 1:00 Boxing: Joe Louis vs.

Al McCoy WJZ. bees case because "Scattergood! "Lobor ond William Green, Presi- made famous in the Kelland i dent, American Federation of Labor WABC. stone wore a minimum of; clothe and usually went around Wolfe Kaufmann, after years) (jut tht we wedding I shall' i European correspondent, re- never forget. The tittle French, main where the ceremony took, turned to Manhattan a the dinner party on a little eiate editor of Variety and now flogunj boat up the Seine, the po-j report the Hollywood icen fori luc French mob whirh wa dying! Various periodical. Jit hi.

nr look at the happy couple. Wolfe ha. turned eut a novel. I1 SO short atone and three ace-. ftmfmbPT time Farit when Jease Lavky took I group of us into A1 Kaufmans of ifice at the Paramount Theater HOLLYWOOD I know that and Introduced to a new young this Is surmosed to be a varn about h(t discovered Maurice Dua la supposed lo be a yarn He introduced us! We how a Hollywood reporter had been writing about Maurice about the businesa of reporting for months.

Lanky isnt with Hollywood, but I am feeling mel- i Paramount any more these daya low Oil. morning and a. 1 sit at. ad whem tnf typewritrr, stroking my long fn' ill discovering. And wher white beard, I am thinking ji Maurice, brand new thought.

It runBor irni p.ntlUh aome thing like this: What a small i world It ial Part. I remember sitting The mood wa brought about at the Cafe Franco! Pre-by the fert that 1 went out to mier and being introduced to a Beverly Hills this morning to see new young movie actor who Jerome Kern and he played me would like to go to Hollywood bis newest tune, a ditty called 'some day if he could only learn The Last Time I Saw You) English. Such a difficult lan-may not know this, but it is thefguage. Hia name was Charles fc with hi chest exposed. And Kibbee.

who for year p- M- had been controlling hi already WEAF Backstage Wife, adequate poundage by playing WOR News, Variety, golf, hunting and indulging in. WJZ Mother of Mine, other a porta, wa forced to re- WABC Portia Faces Life, lax into complete idlenes while 4:15 P. M. the weight went up. 4 WEAT Stella Dallas.

He could not get the added WOR University Life, poundage through overindulg- WJZ Club Matinee, ence in sweets or starches that; WABC We, the Abbot, might prove detrimental to hi' 4 30 m. health. Hi physician, however, WEAF Lorenzo Jones, said that Kibbee might put on WABC HOltop House, the weight like goose is stuffed 4 (J to fatten tt by eating milk nd WEAF Young Widder Brown. brS5? WOR Kuhn Orchestra. That did the trick, to the sat WABCKate Hopkins, bifaction of Kibbee and Today 5:45 P.

M. WOR Song Spinners. 1:55 P. M. WABC Elmer Davis, News.

0:00 P. M. WEAF Doctor Q. WOR Gabriel Kratter. WJZ In the Army Now.

WABC Dramatic Sketch. 0:15 P. M. WOR Miller Orchestra. 0:30 r.

M. WEAF Show Boat WOR Harry Hershfield. WJZ News. 10:00 P. M.

WEAF Louise King, Songs. WOR Raymond Swing. Louis-McCoy. WABC Lombardo Orchestra. 10:15 P.

M. WOR Who Knows? 10:30 P. M. WEAF Le Baron Orchestra. WOR Life Can Be Beautiful.

WJZ Radio Forum. WABC Labor and Defense. 11:00 P. M. WEAF News.

WOR News. WJZ News. WABC Sports Time. DID IT EARLY A worthwhile portion of holiday joy comet from the pertonal wrapping of Christmas presents occording to Jean Rogers, blonde screen actress. John Garfield, and he doesnt ask for the actor a golfing crony) first time in hia life that Kern has writen a single song; he usually writes only complete scores for shows or pictures, and it is the most haunting, taunting, heartbreaking tune I ever listened to.

Hot it in town, it Paramount doe not grab him and aign him to write the scenario of the Emett Hemingway For Whom the Bell Tolla, they're nut: he wrote Life and Death of a Span tth Town, you know.) of the writer, and Kelland ug-. gested hi friend for the part if; he would put on the extra Alone, weight. In early sequence of the picture, Kibbee will appear 20 years younger than does in the major part of the film. The character, however, carries the same weight in hi youth as he does in middle-ege and makeup art. WOR Nursing WJZ King Arthur, WABC The Goldbergs.

4:15 P. WEAF Lone Journey. WOR Superman. WJZ Ireene Wicker. WABC The ONeills.

me for advice any more why should he? Yea, Hedda, it' a small world, and everywhere I go I meet people, and Hollywood is the smallest world of all, but with more people, more memories, than any other. In fact, it's getting so that I am quit sure I shall always meet someone 1 know everywhere. Im Boyer, Welt, look, I don't want to get especially aentlmenul or maudlin. But I would like to point out one thing. Ita a small world.

At first, the thought of being a It reminded me of so many reporter in Hollywood seems like an assignment to a new (and very strange) world. But youre only In Hollywood three minute when you begin meeting people Paris. I was a guest of Adolphe you've known all your life in Menjout marriage in Paris about every corner of the world. dozen year ago. I him In) Let me show you what I mean.

Hollywood the daya and he Over at Metro, the daya, is El-doesn't remember me (end why) Hot Paul, the novelist. Elliot used should he?) end he isn't marrledjlo work with me on the Paris things I shall never see againl 9 Mtnjoai 1 the while El Who-Dunlt? Inventory, Talks. Jr. M. 5:30 P.

M. WEAF Jack Armstrong. WOR Mandrake the Magician. WJZ Bud Barton. WABC Concert Orchestra.

going away on the Warner Junker I it were able to supply the 11:15 A. AL WEAF Against the Storm WOR-Martha Deane. WJZ-Clark Dennis, Songs. WABC- Martha Webster. 9 A.

AL WEAF Road of Life. WJZ The Wife Sever. WABC Big Sister, 11:45 A. AL WEAF David Harum WJZ Thunder Over Paradiaa, WABC Aunt Jennys Stone. 12:09 No a WEAF Th Playhouse.

WOR Jean Abbey. WJZ Glenn Darwin, Song. WABC Kate Sm'ths Chit 12:15 F. AL WEAF The ONeills. WOR Th Serenaders.

WJZ Songs, News. WABC When a Girl Marrlm. 12:30 F. AL WEAF The Charioteers. WOR New.

WJZ Farm and Home Hour. WABC Romance of Helen Trtnt 12:45 F. AL WEAF New, Markets. WOR Consumer's Quiz. WABC Our Gal Sunday.

1:00 F. AL WEAF Ruth Peters, Songs. WOR Eagle Club. WABC Life Can Be BeautifuL 1:15 F. AL WEAF Tony Won.

WOR Ed Fitzgerald. WJZ Between Bookenda. WABC Woman in White. 1 0 F. AL WEAF Master Orchestra.

WOR Rhythm Roll Call 'WJZ Our Spiritual Life. ABC Right to Hippinesa. 1:45 F. AL WEAR New, i WOR Alice Blair. WJZ News, Songs.

WABC Road of Life. 2:09 F. AL WEAF Church Hymns. WOR Meet Miss Julia. WJZ Christmas Program.

WABC Young Dr. Malone. 2:15 F. AL WEAF Grimma Daughter. WOR Health Talk.

WABC Joyce Jordan. 2:39 P. AL WEAF Valiant Lady. WOR For Dancers Only. WJ2I U.

S. Army Band. WABC Fletcher Wiley. 2:45 F. M.

WEAF Light of tha World WOR News. WABC My Son and 3:99 F. AL WEAF Story of Mary Marlia. WOR Dance land. WJZ Orphan of Divorce.

WABC Mary M. McBride. 3:15 F. AL WEAF Ma Perkins WJZ Honeymoon Hill. WABC Treasury of Song.

3:30 P. AL WEAF Pepper Young. WOR Betty and Buddy. WJZ Johns Other Wife. WABC A Friend in Deed.

1:45 P. AL WEAF Vie and Sade. WOR Pegeen Fitzgerald. WJZ Just Plain BilL WABC Lecture HaU, New. youthful appearance.

The only worry Kibbee has now it whether he will be able to lose the extra 20 pounds after he has finished work in the picture. He to the same woman any more Herald, (By way, 5:45 P. M. to Santa Fe in a few weeks and th one reason I'm going is that Fm sure Ill meet stranger there. Although, come to think of It, chance are that the first Santa Fe Indian 1 meet will stick out hia mitt, bit deep Into a tired cigar and unwind a fast Bronx accent into something clever like, Whats cooking.

Pal?" was willing to make the aacrifice WEAF Life Can Be BeautifuL Starts Tuesday of adding the weight for a good picture role, but he doesn't want to carry the burden around his waist the rest of his life. CmSUKI OieAt JQJTt if iimmnsv, of vmoiu tedni W4M i tim WIIU Sjfl "Philadelphia Story" Makes Hilarious, Satisfying Movie WOR Captain Midnight WJZ Tom Mix WABC Scattergood Baines. 5:00 P. M. WEAF Recruiting Program.

WOR Uncle Don. WJZ News, Songs. WABC News. 0:15 P. M.

WJZ Sports News. WABC Hedda Hopper. M. 1 licaly. News.

LAST BliOtVI.NO iUUAYi RVUTR ROOtYR RHYTHM ON TIIB RIVER AI AMI.UK AN Ato wUS with rT ObRIEN Bln Crosby Mary Martin By ROBBIN COONS HOU.T WOOD Th Phlladel- HineaNN Shl Story, Screenplay by Donald (lra Stewart from Philip Barry a umoDun play. Directed by Geonre Cukor. Prlnelnala: Kathartnt Hapburn, The "Philadelphia story" -the on that Reporter Stewart and Photographer Hussey of Spy Magazine crash Hepburn's mam line society home to get concern the coming second marriage of the resolutely opinionated young woman who doesnt know that ahea the occupant of a men-; ArtePage. tat ivory tower. 5:25 P.

WEAF News. 0:30 P. M. WEAF Stamps, Tim WOR New. WJZ Alma Kitchell.

WABC Paul Sullivan, 5:45 P. M. WOR Here Morgan. HTABTS TODAY Over too, 1 Brecher, another writer, and that reminds me of a lot of things, and at least on funny story. -I wa on the staff of Variety, then, in New York; it was about six year ago and I wa reviewing movies.

At the Little Carnegie Play--house an usher cam up to me and said, I am good gag writer, Mr. Kaufman; how do I get a Job as a gag writer?" I patted him patiently on the back, told him ht wa a good usher and escaped as rapidly a I could. But he persisted. He cam to the office to see me. He wanted to put an ad Into the paper, I talked aa hard as I could to discourage him.

"It coats 1750 a page." I Mid. "How much is an inch? he countered. 1 gave up. The poor dope dug up almost a week wage and paid for a one-inch ad. The day after the ad appeared he got a Job aa Milton Berleg gag writer, at $50 I have never tried to advise any voun men since.

He write all the Marx Brothers picture these day and i Retting along splendidly, thank you. Talking about Variety remind me that Hollywood full of ex Variety "mugga" who have made good In very big wav. Claude Blnyon, the movie writer, flrt won fame with a headline. In Variety, Wall Street Lays an Egg." Bob Sisk. RKO producer, is a former mugg;" ditto Jo Swerllng, Goldwyn's pet writer, and Jo Bigelow who has done such a swell job writing the Kraft Music Hall radio program the past few month.

Myaelf, the I only thing 1 ever did while I was on Variety that ha lasted 1 invent word: 1 But to get back to the subject of this aermon: people. Donald Fried, who published my firt novel, ii a Hollywood atory agent now. Cary Orant, Jamaa Stewart, Ruth Huaaey, John Howard, John Hal-liday, Roland Younc. Mary Naan, Virginia Wttdler. 1 cUCDtTTI Tomorrow A.

ML WEAF Morning New. WOR Musical Clock. WJZ Variety, News. WABC Phil Cook 7:45 A. M.

WEAF Musical Varieties WABC News. 8:00 A. M. WEAF News. WOR News.

WJZ News. WABC European New. 5:15 A. M. WEAF-Do You Remember? WOR The Goldbergs.

WJZ Dance Orchestra. WABC Music. News 1:30 A. M. WEAF Gene and Glens.

WOR Gospel Singer. WJZ Dick Leibert, Organ. WABC Morning Almanac. 8:45 A. AL WOR Kitty Keene.

WJZ News, Ed East. WABC Adelaide Hawley. 9:00 A. AL WEAF NeU; Hap'Jack. WOR Jam for Breakfast.

WJZ Woman of Tomorrow. WABC News. 9:15 A. AL WEAF Band Goe to Town. WOR Martha Manning.

WABC School of the Air. 9:39 A. AL WEAF Isabel M. Hewson. WOR News.

WJZ Breakfast Club. 9:45 A. AL WEAF The Gospel Singer. -WOR Music, Movieland. WABC Bachelor's Children.

10:09 A. AL WEAF This Small Town. WOR Pure Food Hour. WJZ Josh Higgins. WABC By Kathleen Norris.

19:15 A. AL Abetting the crash it Grant, the! LoweU Thomas, first husband, tried and found def-1 WABC News. Made from th play in which th persistent Mis Hepburn confounded her Broadway critics, this Is the movie which now has Hollywood tumbling over itself for the Hepburn favor. Its a rare piece of movie, besides an abundance of "box-office cast" In a big" picture not conscious of its bigness, in a "smart" comedy not too smart to be human, In a picture (in short) that i just about th year' most satisfying piece of entertainment SLHSL'Zw WEAF-Wartag OrShestia. iura has cUmb downTom WOR-Stan Lomax, Sport, tower on chain of complications, always amusing and frequently hilarious, always embroidered pleasantly with keen, bright Barry) di0KUt' i BrJ WABC Lanny Ross, Songs.

Star arriving: Mist Hussey, pre- jf. viously seen in "Susan and God." roiit IUT0 Torn Inn O'HARA RAYWHIO InMt BAIL a GIt dmics RrMs tan FIELD BELLAMY 2- Bi Hit -2 rtu WALTYR CATLETT la ULOMIM AND BLIND IKS TRAIL ON THE VICULANTEB. Screenplay by Harold Bbumata. Directed by Allan Dean. Prtn-cl pa la; Franehot Ton.

Warren William. Broderick Crawford, Andy Derlne. Miecha Auer, Porter Hall. Peny Moran. Seat at Sink Brought Fame WEAF Burns and Allen.

WOR Lone Ranger. WJZ Salvation Army. 7:45 r. M. WJZ Miller Orchestra.

WABC Blondie, Comedy. 5:00 P. M. WEAF James Melton, Songs. WOR Quiz Program.

WJZ 1 Love Mystery. WABC Those We Loy. 5:35 P. M. WEAF Symphony Orchestra.

WOR Boake Carter. ONE WEEK FREE TRIAL! Jan. to April NEW JERSEY PRACTICAL (4 bvjtsj a iusa hviv Montauk How ALlCmYK' BETTY CXAlLt Nursing Schools oo Ftrwa Watch for this one if youd like a change from the usual wild west thriller. It has all the ingredients plus pungent spread on HOLLYWOOD 8J.B But tor the fact that Susan Hayward was as- 128 Broadway Lambert 8-8704 Mora Information on Cluiiflai Paa Under Practical Murslnf Lanphler Wins Pageant 1 so nicely that those who prefer to signed a seat next to th sink when, Uk it "ttj-ight may have it that ah wa studying art at th Girl At their lots, of course. Fast Commercial High School inland funny.

her itory might have COMRADE Clark Oahle. Hrdf Lamarr. Directed by Kin Vidor. iacr eania loaaravaa ASatK ItTK FEtTlBE UN FRANCISCO DOCKS Burma MEREDITH, Irene HEBVEY CVew Yorls foftder art KM Til ROCKNK-Day an 'M'KIMI rUE NOTH LII1C0LII nr 8 t3.cLlFJQiTgl ttCSOfttl Ideals" of Russia take a beating again, more broadly than in Nmotchka" but also with more adventurous notes. In this tale of an American reporter in Moscow and hia Soviet girl, there are funny line and situations, excitement, and a preposterous finish involving a wild mess of Russian tanka, Hedy, incidentally, has her moat animated role.

Felix Bres-aart, Akim Tamiroff, Eve Arden. Strand curr0N I Today and Moyie Timetable Toes. out CHOKBt OOM 1400 ICONS HP "RANGERS ol FORTUNE CAPITOL "South of 1:05, 4, 8.55 and 9:45. Give Wings, 2:45, 5:40 and 8.30. i actor but hat no pres agent, came out with a publicity gag worthy of some of the high salaried drum beaters of the major studios.

He has placed himself under the direction of four shapely models, who will help defray expenses of his attempt to break into the movies and share 50-50 in what income he derives, if any, girls are Julie Bernhardt, Sally Wadsworth, Mary Rae McArthur and Pat Tate. The. fm ftKMiieit Cvbfti'y Ait iibiiiiA MAMA UUMCft MarMurray MorWoi JrhUtlkrmttt HIT MB. Ronild toimn Ulnier ltatni LUCKY PARTNERS A Prs. 1 ADVORCSH NaCAPT.

CAUTION CLIFTON THEATRE "Spring Parade, 1:15, 4:48 and 8:17. "Knute Rockne, 2:47, 8:18 and 9:49. UTTl MEM. Jack Oakl, Kay Francia, Jimmy Lydon, Otar Bancroft, Charles Esmond, Ann Glut. Louisa Alcott wouldn't Ladict ret on tie CREAMER on MILLM1REAM DINNER BET ended where it began, ht Brooklyn.

Susan is the girl, who after three pictures, has walked oft with the choice role of Hester in the Columbia production of film version of th Charle Bonner novel. That day in Brooklyn, however, Susan wa busy roughing-out a design for a contest. A girl, washing her hands at sink, flicked a little water on Susan's drawing. Susan liked the resulting design, She embellished th water marks and won th contest and a 575 prize. That waa a quirk that led to her obtaining a Job as a textile designer.

It happened that Mis Hayward's place of employment was In the theatrical district Looking out of th window, she frequently saw on a root below a group of chorines at their practice. Susan, after looking down enough, decided dancing must be more tun than textile designing and wanted to be a dancer. But crashing th stage waa not so simple, she found, producers not caring to hire girls with no experience or training. So she enrolled in a school of drama and after six months waa placed with a Long Island stock company. But tha stock company failed and Susan, out et funds, became a model.

On of her first assignments was to pose for illustrations for a magazine article. It happened that PLAYHOUSE 1. 4. 7:10 and 10. Boom Town, Pop Always recognize the story.

Kay FrancU "I trvmg a new method of doesn't seem to like Jo, exactly, but getting into pictures," said Blair. Plumfield has its old charm handsome enough to end and Oakies comic talents are hl PWtrait done for adver- RinnaUi Rabert's limit Story Lro Carrillo Vfrtnr Maloro Lout rial, Brur, labot GARFIELD Where fo Dine end Donee in' enough en-ttlsem'nt-, "find to blow myj S. THEATRE timent for th Alcott fan, but horn Into a film career. Big, Bitter Sweet Over Warner 1 producer Mark HalUnger, undoubtedly one of the sweetest characters ever to overflow the Broadway boundaries; th street wa imply too small for him. 1 met him first in Atlantic City.

were both covering th ennual beauty pageant That wa th year Paramount pulled a fast on end Fay Lanphier won th Mia America title; a Frank Tuttle movie about beauty pageant, starring Fay, wa released about four minute later. I was down there. In Atlantic City, for the Graphic, which is no more, and a more fantistic sheet never existed. On of th rewrite men qn the paper wa Ed Churchill, who is a publicity man out her at Paramount these days. Walter Wlnchell wa Just beginning hi newspaper career and did quadruple duty aa columnist, critic, dramatic editor and advertising solicitor.

Once in a while 1 helped him by catching a show. Over in th sports department wai Ed Sullivan. On the rewrite crew for waa tt th ropy desk?) wa Louis SoboU Quite a sheet. People. Memorle.

Only a few year ago Leland Hayward sat down with me. In New York, and talked. He told thought he would quit th American Play Company and go out as an agent on his own, with Hollywood in mind. Hes one of th top agent in town now, of course, and married to Maggi Sullavan. And 1 mustn't call her Maggie; I dont know her well enough she Margaret I reviewed her first play In New York, a flop about opera, and said that neither ah nor the play had much.

0, 1 wa a wise guy. I knew everything. And 1 wa 50 per cent right wasnt The play folded pronto. (Patersbn) 1:12, 402, 8:52 and 9:42. Lone Wolf Keeps a 2:55, 5:45 and 8:35.

Norman Z. McLeod's direction happily emphaazize comedy. Interesting debutante: Elsie, the cow. RITZ Today A Tues. DEANNA DURBIN SPRING.

PARADE A Victor McLAGLEN Diamond Frontier Free Gifts lo Ladlea! Yonlle Playhouse stars hire press agents to do it. Ill act as my own." He said he thought he had a swell idea in these four girls." RITZ (Garfield) "Spring Pa-They will use their feminine 1, 3.58, 7 and 9.58. "Dia-stitution to see that he is seen in mond Frontier, 2:47 and 8:47. the right places and in the right; clothe. MAJESTIC (Paterson) On Stage: Vaudeville, 3-10, 8:15 and I n- winning th girt Hayward mss-: sOSt OIC8 in Crash, 7:10 and 10:20.

West of No Uiinrf In Triroo 1 HIO HIT Wednesday "Awful Truth and Loat Ilortson" Just like hi old man, climbing balconies, fencing, swashbuckling, thwarting villainies and oh, yea. uiwiruni viuaimrs ana on, jn, BOOM TOWN Iron lwl lnitli (VKppfp POP ALWAYS PAYS Pinto Basin, 2:05, 5:10 and 8:10. FLASH! OPENISG Tuesday, Dec. 17th THE THREE IDLERS Direct Frra THE HOTEL ASTOI Songs and Entertainment ss si3 nocturnal heroics. HOLLYWOOD U.

TuMijp in4 tttdiMNMtav SlIomM YOt NO ntONTIFKS-M IN. HHTL I. MPT MV Tland Korjua, former Viennese and Bcr- KJ 25 Knute Rockne i lm opera star, asked damage of jo ckn 310 nd $190,973 on grounds that she lost the use of her voice in an auto-) mobile accident last May. i LINCOLN Moon Over mmm 1 lr IMiIm Tn Jjidln TftHWHtw She aued Cecil Emerson VaVwd Or: Ovc i.a, 8.05 and 9.37. and bit charging he parents, caused an accident between their other complete The inea- THEATRE East Rutherford REX IHhSilKiliE David O.

Selznick, producer, and George Cukor, director of Gone Five Vaudeville Ads With the Wind were at that time seeking a Scarlett OHara and saw Muw Hayward in tha magazina illustration. So Susan was brought to Hollywood for a test, but executives of the studio decided she was a shade too immature for the role. The testa, however, landed her a stock contract at another studio and Susan was in pictures. When Robert C. Sherwood wa Th Viking and four Broadway acts will their stay at the Majestic uicir 117 i U1 majestic to.

Paterson, today. five new acts and a double program will be presented. On th bill starting are the Eno Troupe, experts; Doyle and Seed. I th. i MONTAUK Tin Pan Alley, Tomorrow, h2nd Zo rXl, Ll07' 08? i- Sm husband.

Dr. Kuno Foelsch. N. in 4. MalONAU Francisco 2:55, 5.56 and 8:57.

Bitter Sweet" Monday Tueedar CLOaiA JEt.N In A Little Bil of Heaven Hark t'ebura tn THE Aft AIN IS A LADY GENE'S Mias Korjus asked $73,000 for loss of salary since last May, $10,000 for her husband, and the remainder for general damages and hospital bills. Garfield Gets Advice Abe Th tone Wolf her pa A Date W. Rtlllam STRAND (Clifton) Lucky 1:26, 4:59 and 8.23. "Ranger of 3:18, 8:42 and 10.08. feature tomorrow equllibristic Two looking for a girl to fill th Hester I Men About Town; Renna and role, which resembles that of Company, In comedy novelty; Scarlett, he thought of Susan and I Roy Pickard, comic xylophonist, a test proved she was the right and th Manshinos in A Breese RIVOLI Rutherford Only three year age an earnest young actor talked to me, In New York, and told me he had a chance to go to Hollywood, but he didnt especially like the idea; it was a new world, and maybe It might Mary Martin Bruised In Too Realistic Scene GRILL 7-11 HOOVER Alt Near Waahtagtea Tt PAssaic 2-101 a 0 PASSAIC, N.

J. Free Parking Sp PALACE "Rhythm on the River, 1:15, 4:45 and 8.20. Knute Rockne, 2:45. 6 20 and 9:50. Monday 1 hm Wednesday f.4T O'BRIEN "KNUTE ROCKNl ILLAME RICAN (Haris Hiifli Hrhrf A LITTLE BIT HEAI l- Bin Onbv Marv Martin In -RHtTHM ON THE RltLR Alan Domlhr 1 amour Robert Preaton In MOON 04 IR Rl RMA nil Fraalon Iwtir person for th part tn Legacy, from Hawaii." Its a rather roundabout path.

On Thursday evening, amateur not be the right move for him; tt 1 but Susan still thinks that seat night will be staged. Beginning might stifle him. I said. Whati next to the sink In Commercial Friday and for four days, the the difference, Julie? How big la High School was a lucky on for "Paterson Revela will be pre-)tha check?" Julie la John, her. 'aented.

HOLLYWOOD. IW9 Singer Mary Martin, whose Heart Belongs to Daddy was forced to RIVOLI (Rutherford) Moon Over Burma, 2.02, 7.05 and 10.15. "Rhythm on the stay home because of the zeal of 3.17 and 8.42. 'i.