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Telephone MAin 4-6200 20 For Clarified Ad Reultt BROOKLYN EAGLE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1938 News and Comment of Weekend Attractions on Stage and Screen Iii Current Offerings on Nearby Stages and Screens Music of the Pay 'V Kv MILES KASTEIVDIECK The Screen HERBERT COHIM Sturdy Stage Bill, Coupled With Hope Hampton's 'Road to Gives Brooklyn Strand Engaging Show If vaudeville died nine years ago and there has been talk along Broadway that it did it has been reborn and nursed back to sturdy health. No ghost is the 75-minute varieties show staged this week at the Brooklyn Strand Theater in conjunction with the talking rcreen oebut of Hope Hampton.

Fast, tunny and faintly wicked, It bears the cover-all title of "Hollywood Laft Parade'' and tops a picture that is good enough to stand by itself. Alan Carney, the nightclub mimic, Is the master of ceremonies; the Three Sailors are the backbone, and a chorus of bathing-suit girls maki, the scene very attractive. Pert Jelton, the comic dancer in "You Can't Take It With You," appears as an Orrca Pcrncl in Town Hall Recital Reaffirms Opinion That Places Her Among Ranking Women Violinists Women violinists are sufficiently lew and far between to make the appearance of a first rank recitalist a welcome addition. Such Is Orrea PerncI, who reaffirmed the high opinion won at the time of her debut here last season, in her second New York recital In Town Hall last night. Thoroughly musical and thoroughly musiclanly, she played an enjoyable program in commanding fashion, winning the plaudits of a small but knowing audience.

There are many admiraale qualities to Misi Pernel's playing not least among them a substantially rich and sonorous tone. Her incisive bowing brings forth this full-bodied tone In compelling fashion. It is not always sufficiently varied to allow fC XJ VI! full expression or ail tne nues ana added attraction, and several other 'Road to Reno' A Universal picture, directed bv S. Sylvan Simon. Irom screen pity by Roy Chinslor and Adele Comtndinl.

with dialogue by Brian Marlowe. Pre-tented 11 the Brooklyn Strand Theater. THE CAST Steve Fnrtnes.s Randoph Scott Linda Halhday Hope Hampton Sylvia Shane Olenda Farrell Aunt Minerva Helen Broderlck Waller Crawtord Alan Marshal Sally David Oliver Lawyer Samuel S. Hinds Jude Spencer Charters Bailitf P.enie Riano Above Randolph Scott and Hope Hampton in "The Road to Reno," at the Brooklyn Strand. Circle Louise Larabee In "Ringside Seat," open-Inr a week from tonight at the Guild Theater.

Left Leo Fuchs In "David and Esther," Yiddish musical at the Downtown National Theater. Right Argentinita, Spanish dancer, who will appear with her company tomorrow evening at the Majestic (Manhattan) cU in addition to Ted King, his orchestra and his vocalist, Midgie Fellows give substance and a dash of spice to the flesh-and-blood proceedings. On the screen, Miss Hampton Is starting her third career in "Road to Reno." Before pictures talked. Miss Hampton was a star. But she retired to study voice and soon came back as an operatic prima donna.

In her latest assignment she shows signs ot making her comeback stick, for she still has a good voice and a pleasing personality which she merges to make "Road to Reno" an engaging screen Hem. Although the credit sheet over Parents Hear Lecture On Health and Safety Parents heard a talk on "Health and Safety Co-operation Between Home, School and Community" by Dr. Ellwood S. Morton, health officer of the Bay Ridge District, at a special open school week night session at Public School 170, 7100 6th Ave. The evening's program was arranged by Principal M.

L. Simpson to benefit the "breadwinner." A sound fil mentitled "Our City," an operetta by the school children and conferences between parent and teacher were other features of the program. Ay I i Al Jennings, Ex-Outlaw, Signed for Warner Film News of the Screen Al Jennings, noiorious outlaw of the old West, has been engaged by Warner Brothers for a role in "Oklahoma Kid," James Cagney's looks the fact, the story is based on tn I. A. R.

Wylie novel which ac- counts for a cleverly satirical climax new starring vehicle, according to a that, the nroud natives of the Nevada wire from the film company's studio colors inherent in its quality, but this is a matter easily adjusted. Her rythmic sense Is keen with the result that the firm bowing heightens the effect of her playing. Her technique may be taken for granted, for ihe goes far beyond the mere mechanics of a violinist's ordinary accomplishments. It is a distinct pleasure to watch her as well as hear her perform. The program opened with that famous Tartini Sonata in Minor, best known as the "Devil's Trill." It was played with tin energy almost to the point of defiance in the allegro portions and a sen.se of poetic warmth in the slow movement.

The devil have been more wickedly malicious in this performance but not more determined. A charming interpretation of the Mozart Sonata No. 10 in Flat followed in which Miss Pernel excelled in the broad cantabile of the An-dantino and caught the lightness of the final allegro more in the actual playing than the tonal efefct. Brooks Smith, who contributed finely modulated accompanimeis throughout the evening, collaborated particularly well in this work. One of the true tests of all violin playing, the Bach Chaconne, found Miss Pernel nAre than equal to the challenge of the work and giving a nicely intergrated accounted of the music's variable nature.

It was a performance intensely projected and intensely enjoyed. The Bax Sonata No. 3 was beautifully done and decidedly appealing both for its musical content and musicianly treatment. The program closed with a group by Malipiero, Szymanowskl and Nin. on the West Coast.

Jennings, now 74 years old, has led an exemplary life since he was freed from jail In 1904 by President Theodore Roosevelt. In addition to having a speaking part in the play, he will serve as technical director on the Swrftt. with Iris Meredith in the feminine lead. I Signing Andy Devine. John Car-ac'ine, Donald Meek.

George Bancroft, Louise Piatt and Tim Holt for principal supporting roles, Walter Wanger has almost com-: pleted casting his forthcoming pro-! duction "Stagecoach." Claire Trevor has been announced as one of the stars. Casting of principals for the new Oliver Hardy-Harry Langdon feature length comedy. "Its Spring Again'1 at the Hal Roach studio has been completed with the signing of James Ellison to play the romantic lead. Also announced at the studio is the signing of Frank Ross, Roach story editor, and husband of Jean Arthur, to the post of associate producer of "Captain Midnight," which will co-stor Brian Ahcrne and Victor McLaglen, Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland in "Dodge The large cast which Columbia has assembled for "The Spider's Web" has been completed with Ann Doran and Beatrice-Curtis as the last additions. Warren Hull and Iris Meredith have the leads.

Adding 11 scenes to the script and having the story reach iis climax in San Francisco Instead of in the tropics, photographing of Walter Wanger's current United Artists picture, "Trade Winds," has been completed. Making the new scenes has required four days, with Fredrlc March and Joan Bennett, the co-stars, and Ralph Bellamy and Ann Sothern, who head the supportin; cast, returninj to the studios for these "shots." Hitting the comeback trail, Mary MacLarcn, star of silent picture days, Is seen in "The Duke of West Point," an Edward Small production for United Artists release, along with Louis Hayward, Joan Fontaine, The Brattleboro Theater's production of "Conjur," Waller Freeman's new play, will close tonight after completing a scheduled run ot two weeks. A new comedy, "If You Get It, Do You Want It?" by Leonard D. Weil and John Becker, will open at the Felix St. Playhouse, the Beginning Monday the 55th St.

Playhouse will have a twin bill of revivals, "The 39 Steps" and "To the Victor." for a- limited engage-went. Robert Donat, featured In the current film "The Citadel." and Madeleine Carroll are starred in "The 39 Steps." Will Fyffe is the featured player in "To the Victor." The film "Heart of Spain." showing American doctors, nurses ani ambulance drivers In action behind the front lines In Loyalist Spain, will be a feature of a "Lift the Embargo on Spain" meeting to be held Thursday, Nov. 17, at 8:30 p.m., at the Chateau d'Or, Ocean Ave. and Ave. under the auspices of the Sheepshead Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy.

The film, made In the past year in Loyalist territory by Herbert Kline and the noted French photographer Roberto Capa, shows American volunteers In action on the Spanish front. Miljan, Love Signed By Warner Brothers John Miljan and Montagu Love have signed long term contracts with Warner Brothers and both will begin work shortly in "Juarez," in which Paul Muni and Bette Davis will share starring honors. Brattleboro Theater's permanent divorce mecca will not cherish for one minute. Part of Miss Wylie's special technique Is that she can twist a run-of-the-mill story so that, by the time the climax arrives, her plot has an original flavor. That is the situation at the Brooklyn Strand, where Miss Hampton is an opera singer being rushed off to Reno, after the final bars of La Boheme.

to get a divorce from her ranch-owning husband, Randolph Scott. But Scott won't consent to a divorce. With the help of Helen Broderick, the opera singer starts a nuisance campaign to persuade him to get rid of her, turning his place Into a dude ranch and generally getting into his hair. By the time she has exhausted all of her tricks including the plan to put Glenda Farrell in his way Scott Is still adamant. S.

Sylvan Simon directed a cast that is always agreeable though never brilliant, and made the most of the colorful Western highlands which supply the major locale. No spectacular epic, "Road to Reno" is nevertheless a pleasant experience. Coupled with the vaudeville lineup it provides the local Strand with one of the most attractive shows of Its new season. Arrangements have been completed to loan Geraldine Fitzgerald, young Irish player, to Sam Gold-wyn for an important role in his forthcoming production of "Wuther-ing Heights" as soon a.s Miss Fitzgerald completes work in "Dark Victory." the Warner picture starring Beile Davis. Lucius Beebe, the njan who coined the term "Cafe Society" and from whom Paramount bought the title for the picture "Cafe Society," wh'ch ro-stars Madeleine Carroll, Fred Maf Murray and Shirley Ross, has been signed for a role in that production.

Gloria Holden. who portrayed Mine. Zola in 'The Life of Emile Zola." has been signed by Warner Brothers for a principal role with Brooklyn home, on Monday, Nov. 28. Mr.

Becker Is a member of the executive board and production manager of the Brattleboro Theater. He was one of the founders of the Theater and has aooeared In a Cast Bondi, Bromley Warner Brothers have signed Beulah Bondi and Sheila Bromley for roles in "Nancy Drew Reporter," which features Bonita Granville. At the Music Hall MARX BROTHERS in "ROOM SERVICE," with LUCILLE BALL ANN MILLER Deanna Durbin's latest New Universal picture release "That Cer- tain Age'' remains for a second week as the feature attraction at lhr R.ixy Tl Franchon and Mar- co'? newest revue headlining Rich- ard (Red) Skelton is also being held RKO Kenmore, Churth-Flatbuab Avaa RKO Prosprct, Ninth St. -Fifth Ava RKO Madiaon. Myrlli.Wyek.lt RKO Dyker.

16th St. and Filth Ay. RKO Ruahwirk. Av RKO Republic. Grand and K.ao Sli RKO fireenpoint, 623 Manhattan Ay.

RKO Tilyou. Surf and Con.y III. Ave. RKO Orpheum. PI RKO Shore Road, ISth Av German Film Debut The American premiere of the new U.

F. A. musical comedy film, "Eine Nacht 1m Mai" Night in starring Marlka Roekk, Viktor Staal, Karl Schoenboeck, Mady Oskar Sima and Ingeborg number of Brattleboro productions in Vermont as well as in Brooklyn last "Bachelor Born," the comedy success at the Mansfield Theater, yesterday became one year old so far as America is concerned. The play was presented first in this country on Nov. 11, 1937, in New Haven.

Additions to the cast of "Glori-ana," in which Blanche Yurka will star and now in rehearsal under the direction of Tom Powers, are Alice John, Philip Faversham, Roberc Breen, Celeste Holm and Hancy Cushman. ANDREA LEEDS JOEL McCREA "YOUTH TAKES A FLING" uvii uxi rtujiy Edw. fi. Robinson In I Am the Law; The Gladiator Kur croc, was held yesterday at the Wm. Powell to Start New 'Thin Man' Film Yiddish Star Tom Brown, Richard Carlson and Alan Cunrtis.

Miss MacLaren plays the role of a nurse attending Tom Brown. MacLaren also has been given the role of Bette Davis' maid in "Dane Victory" at Warner "rothers. "Four Sons Meet Four Daughters," in which Priscilla, Rosemary and Lola Lane and Gale Page of "Four Daughters," will appear with George Brent, Eddie Albert, Jeffrey Lynn and John Payne, has been announced by Warner Bros, for Winter production. Jed Prouty, who Is well-known to picturegoers as the dad In the Jones Family series, has been cast Tor the role of Torn' Brown's father in "The Duke. of West Point." an Edward Small production for United Artists release.

Cecil Kellaway, one of the out-standinjr comedians of the Antipodes, where he is called "the Edward Everett Horton of Australia." supports Lucille Ball and Jack Oakie in "Annabel Takes a Tour," second of their new series to be nationally released by RKO Radio this month. VIRCIHIA 'YOUNG DR. fUEDRie MARCH BRUCE i. Sag wun fciien urew expeciea dhck at. the studio within two weeks.

Director Alexander Hall plans to start filming Paramount's "The Ladvs From Kentucky" shortly and shoot around her role until she is able to resume the leading feminine role opposite George Raft. Hugh Herbert and Zasu Pitts head the supporting cast. Ida has been engaged by Col'irnb! Pictures for the feminine lei.d in "The Lone Wolfs Daughter," the first of a new series of pictures based on Louis Joseph Vance's "Lone Wolf" detective siories. r'r rti. if.

Kf LDAR' LIONEL BARRYM0RE William Powell has signed a new long-term contract with Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer and will start work on a new "Thin Man" picture soon after tjje -'t'ne year. His two most recent films were "The Baroness and the Butler" and "Double Wedding." His two earlier very successful "Thin Man" roles were In "The Thin Man" and in "After the Thin Man." Ctssie Loftus will have Libby Hol-man as her guest at the Vanderbilt Theater this Sunday evening for the third recital of her "Impression1; and Impersonations." Miss Holman will sing "No." one of her most successful numbers in "You Never Know." MY HEART' I a You Can't Take With You, Jean Arthur. Jamn Stewart: plm The World 1 Oar, w.th .0 itin Vnu (ant Take It With Vou, fan Arthur, sirwjrl; Kinr Of Alratrar, OeII Patrick. No an. (iablf, Myrni I.o in Ton Hot to Handle; Juvenile Court.

Paul Kellv. Rita II worth Spencer Trary, Mickey Rnoney in Boys Town; The lady Objects, l.anny Ross, tori a Sluirt Clark (iable. Mvrna hoy in Too Hot to Handle; Juvenile Court, Paul Kellv, Rita llnvfforth Rit Brothers in Straight, place and Show; Secrets of an Actress, Kay Francis. Rrent Valley of the (iiants, Wayne Morris. Claire Trevor INew 'Grouch' Comedy The second "Grojch Club'' reel on the 1938-39 program of shorts for Madeleine Carroll is the latest 'Dead End' Kids Busy "Hell's Kitchen to Hollywood," an origin! screen play by Vincent Sherman, is the next picture on schedule for the "Dead End Kids." in Yr- Mtk Sf a I lu uc siHiicu lu a lung-ici in Paramount Pictures contract.

Miss Carroll was engaged by William Le Bo rein Airantn Af rvvrv i irt iMi am a 1 iioiu inui i o-fu, jonn iiarrymore AUTO SHOW MANHATTAN LOEWS KINGS Flitbusti and Ttlden Avinuti LOF.W'S I'll KIN Pitkin and Samtoia Avchiki LOEWS ALPINE 09th Strett and Filth Ave nut LOEWS BAY RID1.E 72d Street and Third Avcnj LOEWS BEDFORD Bud lord Avenue and Bergen Streat LOEWS HOKO PARK 5lit Street and New Utraclit Avenua LOEWS BREVOORT Bravoort Plica and Bedford Avenue LOEWS BROADWAY Breadway and Myrtle Avoiiut LOEWS I'l'R Nmtrand and Paratida Avenues LOEWS CONEY ISLAND Furf and StiMwell Avenue LOEWS 4KTU ST 4Gth Street and New Utrecht Avenue LOEWS C.ATEK Gltei Avenua and Broadway LOEW'H KAAIEO Eattern Parkway ana No.trand Ava. LOEWS MEI-HA Liviniitan Street and Hanover Plate LOEWS WARWICK Jerama and FtiUan Strteti Clark Oable. Mrnj l.uy Ml Too Hot lo Handle, Juvenile Court, Paul Kelly. RiU lljvworib Spencer Tracy. Mickey Kuoney in Boys Town: The I.adv Itlilfi-t l.aisn Knrt I Kaari.

Sluart Ul ilCl WUIK. Ill ViitC OUUJCty in which she is costarred with Fred JOHN GARFIELD CAST John Garfield, young artUt from the Broadway stage, who made his screen debut in the recent "Four lark l.attle. Alyrna l.uy in ioo Hot to Hand le( Paulette Goddard With Janet Gaynor and Dougla Fairbanks Jr. in "The Young in Heart." NOW 10.30 A.M. mm Warner Brothers Brooklyn Vlta-piune has gone before the cameras.

Arthur Q. Bryan, who his hart the leading roles in the previous releases in this series, will again be starred. This newest episode, which being directed by Lloyd French, is titled "Income Tax," and concerns itself with a subject that, has made confirmed "grouches' of the most genial of men. Also featured is Lawrence Robinson, talented youngster, who has appeared in the itage success "On Borrowed Time." Tl 11 P.M. Daughters." will have the leadins I role of the newspaper photographer in "Dust Be My Destiny," Jerome 1 Odium's story, announces the, Wirnpr Rmt clnriin Nn nrnrillftinh ADM.

MacMurray and Shirley Ross. Her first role under the new contract will be the lead in "Air Raid," which Jeff Lazarus will- produce. Ed Le Saint, Hal Taliaferro and George Pearce. for long popular in outdoor dramas, have been added to th ror'er of Columbia's "The Th mdering West," starring Charles Juvenile (uuil, Paul Kellv, Rita Hiyworlh Clark lvriia l.uy iu Too Hot to Handle; Juvenile Court. Paul kellv, Rita Havworth Clark Mvrna Lov in Too Hot to Handle; Juvenile Court.

Paul Kellv, Rita Havworth Clark liable. rna I.oy iu Too Hut to Handle; Juvenile Court Piul Kelly. Rita Havworth Span of the North. Ceorge Henry I'onda; Campus Hetlv Orahle. Hank Luisettl Spencer Trat v.

Mickey Kooney in Boys Town; 'Ihe lady Objects, Lanny Kos, Gloria Stuart STAGE PLAYS BROOKLYN roue p.m. P.M. 7. -) '-l. 123 t.

Frill II. StSi KOOKLTN CENTRAL GRAND vn A NEW fl.AT MlbNItL SNOWl i Malropoltlaa Kma Pitkera Cono to. Promior PA LACE last rearonMANCE tonight, r.M. tOt, tl, I.M. Nttin.

8-H0JC1 LOBlnctoM 4Mi ttroot Esta Saltiman Karloff, Rains Paired Boris Karloff and Claude Rains have been assigned to important MOTION PICTURES date has been for the picture, but it is likely to follow "Juarez." in which Garfield will appear with Paul Muni and Bette Davis. He recently finished assignments in two more pictures at the Warner studio, 'Blackv "li Island" and "They Made Me a Criminal," which arc scheduled for lale Fall or early Winter release. I.KG1TIIMATE THEATERS MANHATTAN "Dark roies in tne forthcoming rRRaBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRaBJBBBRRRRR In "Galician I.ove." Yiddish operetta on view weekends at the I'arkway Theater. Tower RAYMOND MASSEY unit PUT RMirB wnnn w. LAST WEEKS! 19U Pulitzer Prize Play OUR TOWN "nZV MOROSCO Th.a SL.W.tt y.

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Avalon. Kings Hiahway and Itith Patio, latbu.lt and Midwoud Midwood. Avenu I and E. 13th St. Marine.

Flatbu.h Ave. and Klngi Mayfair, Caney III. Ave. and Avenue U. Albemarle, Flalbuth Ave.

fid Farratut, Flatbuth Avt.Farrasut Elm. Avenue and E. I7lh St. Triangle Klnn H'wav and F. 12th St.

Rialto, Flatbuth Avi. at Cortelyou Vocur. Coney III. Ave. and Avenue Parktide, Flatbuih mi Parktide Avet.

Bros. In Room Service; Youth Takes a Flinr Buys Town with Mickrv Kooney The I. ally Ohjects alley or tbe CianU. Hold That Co-ed alley of tbe Giants, W. Morris; llutd That Co-ed Bovs Tuhii, with Mitkev Rounev; The I ail Object Kiln.

(.. RoLlnson in I Am the Law; lluld That Co-el Fred Aslaire In Carefree; and Affairs ut Annabel I red Aslaire lu Carelree; and Affairs of Annabel Ired Aslaire in Carefree: and Affairs at Annabel The Lane Sisters in lour sperd to Burn Three Loves Has Nancy; tdl.u pUi uf Seven Sea t'. McCarthy, letter of Introduction: Keep Smilint; The A ma in Doctor i'litterhouse My Luiky Star "Tho Willioat Play In Town." WATTS, Herald Tribune ROBERT MORLEY SCAR WILDE BROTHER II AL DONAHUE KIT" 0 Jll PARAMOUNT PJI RONALD COLMAN HI IF I WERE KING' EIE "WANTtP tY THE POtlCt" IRMIITII VHUGH HERBERT 1 MltCltl LANC wvm Mourns FULTON 44tli W.al R'way. Clr.o-t. 11.10.

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LIMITED FNOAOEMENT EXTENDED OILBFTRT MILLER nreaenU HELEN HAYES IN Victoria regina MARTIN BECK Thf.tr. 43th SL.W.af Stb I lr. Sharp, SI. 10 to S3 SO Moll. Today aad Wad.

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FVOS. Se tn S1.SS PULITZLR PR1ZS PLAY OF mil You Can't Take It With You AMBASSADOR. 4 W.al R'way. CO.S-7H37 En, Mali. TODAY and 1:40 aaTiara FAST KI.ATBl'SII Arenne Ave.

O-t. 43d St The Crowd Roars; also Give Me a Sailor (iERRITSEN RKACH Graham. Stl Whlloev Ave Holiday, Willi Bob Burin; stale Police PARK 81 OPE Atlantic. Flatbuth Ave. and Dean St.

Girt of Gab: and Prince O'llara Carlton Flatamh ajui Stv.nlh Avet. the Giants; and Mold That Co-ril Plaaa. FUthuth Ave. and Park "tin Wide and Handsome; and Horsa Feathers Sandera. Protaeet Park Welt-I4th St.

(ilner Roters in carefree; Barefoot Hoy KINGS HIGHWAY Jewel. Klmi Hllhway ar-4 Oeean P'hwy Broken Wine; also Wires I nder S11 plilnn AVENI'E II SECTION Avenue It Avl. U-f. ISth St. of Seven Seas; Penrud's Douhle Trnubte Traymore, Avenue end E.

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