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For CJamified Ad ReiuUi BROOKLYN EAGLE. TIIIHSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1939 Telephone Un 4-6200 19 Final Week; I -THE SCREEN Movie Time Table HROOKI.VN Al.ntrp.-!! 19 1 1 IS 1 so a sn Elsa Maxwell Film At the Albee Today A worll of girls on their own rolls 'The Rains Came' Held Again at Roxy Darryl F. Zanuck's fllmization of Louis Brumfield's "The Rains Came" Honeymoon in Bali into the RKO Albee theater today in Ela Maxwell's "Hotel for Women." Jar.e Withers and Leo Carril- Fantasies Omitted "WHEN TOMORROW COMES" A Universal picture produced and dlrecied by John M. Siahl from a screen play by Dwight Taylor, bated on a novel by James M.

Coin. Presented at Loews Metropolitan Theater with a east Including Irene Dunne. Charles Boyer. Barbara Nell. Onslow Stevens, Nydia Westmun and Friti Feld.

There is something missing in "When Tomorrow Comes," the film that came today to Loew's Metropolitan Theater. It is the usual Hollywood Cinderella touch. And Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne, the leads, don't seem to miss it at all. In its place, John M. Stahl, pro lo are partners again in the associate feature, "Chicken Wagon Family." 7 4, 36, DVKER -12 30, 3 IS.

06, 8 54. 11 38. POX-1! 09, 1.58. 4 47. 7 36, 10 25.

METROPOLITAN -11 20 '2 44, 2 34 3 58 5 48. 12, 9 02. 10 28. PARAMOUNT II. 2.

5. 8, 11. 8TRAN0 11:50, 2 20. 4 40. 7 05 9.25.

ST. OFOROE PLAYHOUSE -1 15. 2 54, 4:14. 6 .53, 7.13. I 52, 10:12.

T1LYOU 12. 1 29, 2 55, 4 24, 5 50, 7 .19, 8 45. 10 14, li 40. MANHATTAN AS TOR- 10 15, 12 40, 3 05, 5 30, 7 55 10 20. CAPITOL -9 55, 12 49, 3 43.

6 38. 9 32. 12.26. CRITERION- 10 II 55, 1 50, 3 45, 5 40, 735. 9 30.

11:25, 1:20. "PILMARTB-1, 2 50. 4 40 6 30, 8 20. 10. OLORF-9 2 7.

11 20. 1:13, 3 06 4 59. 8 52. 8 45 10 38, 12 35. remain for a third week tomorrow in its engagement at the Roxv Theater.

I Myrna Loy as "Lady jCdwIna iEsketh," Tyrone Power "Maj. Rama Saiti," and George Brent as "Tom Ransome," are starred In this 20th Century-Fox picture. ALso featured are Brenda Joyce, Nigel Bruce, Maria Otispenskaya, Joseph Schildkrant, Mary Nash. Jane Dir- well. Marjorie Rambeau, Henry 'Travers, H.

B. Warner and Laura Hope Crews. Hotel for Women" marks the Flatbush Features Andrews Sisters The Andrews Sisters, the radio I swing trio," ma a special return 'engagement appearance at the Flat-I bush Theater for. the we beginning today, starring on the same bill with Milt Britton and his orchestra. I Having recently completed three weeks at the New York Paramount Theater, the Andrews girls move into the Flatbush on the second bill in a new season of vaudeville.

Mill Britton, the madcap comedian, will be seen in his "Crazy Rhythm" revue, which features his orchestra and Tommy Rafferty. Rosiland Gordon, tap-dancing lum-'inary of "Sing Out the News." and juggling Five Elgins complete I the stage show. "I Was a Convict" lis the new screen attraction. At N. Y.

Paramount Boris Karloff Thriller at Criterion; New Bills at B'klyn Paramount By HERBERT COHN "Honeymoon in Ball," which returned the lovely Madeleine Carroll to the N. Y. Paramount screen yesterday for the first time since "Cafe Boclety," la sophisticated comedy, to say the least. And by saying the least, we are also, unfortunately, saying the most. For, beyond Its sophistication, which Virginia Van Upp has couched in some scattered smart and pithy lines, it Is a meandering and talkative talkie chronicling ill ducer and director of this story noted Eka's film debut and describes sirls looking for life in a penthouse and girls longing for love in a cottage.

The cast Includes Ann Sothern, Linda Darnell, James Ellison, Jean Rogers, Lynn Barl, June Gale, Joyce Compton, Elsa herseif. John Halliday, Katherine Aldridge, Alan Dinehart, Sidney Blackmer. MUSIC HALL 11 45, 2:29, 5 08. 8 02. 10 44 PARAMOUNT -R It 11 17 9 01.

4 45 based on the novel by James M. Cain, has guided the players into a whirl of ordinary incidents and an unhappy ending, and, strangely enough, has presented an opus with relish. Indeed, he has woven together the elements for a romance that is as near to actuality and as far from affectation as that of the "Love Affair" starring effort of the demise of the smifgness of an-' 7:39. 10 28. 12 19 HIVOI.I 10.

12:04, 2 08. 4 12. 6 16, 8 20. 10 -'4 12 28 Carnegie Films Stay "Betrayal," the French historical ROXY- 11 15 2:07. 4 49, 7:31.

10:15. STRAND 9 58. 1, 4 02. 7:04, 9.40. 11:03.

New 5th Ave. Films Robert Donat, Rosalind Russell and Ralph Richardson in "The Citadel" start a three days' showing at the 5th Ave. (Manhattan) Playhouse's cinema revue today. Sacha Guitry's "Pearls of the Crown" will be the added attraction through Saturday. Fernand Gravet and Luise Rainer in "The Great Waltz" and Harry Bauer and Simone Simon in "Dark Eyes" will be the double feature at that theater Sunday through Tuesday.

romance at the Little Carnegie Boyer and Miss Dunne. Stahl hap MOTION PICTURES 'HONEYMOON IN BALI' A Paramount picture produced by Jeff Lararui and directed by Edward H. Griffith from a screen play by Virginia An Upp based on stories by Orace eartwell Mason and Katherlna Brush. Presented at the N. Paramount Theater.

THE CAST BUI Burnett Pred MacMurray Oail Allen Madeleine Carroll pens to know how to do tnese things. He guided "Magnificent rinj Playhouse, Manhattan, starring 15-year-old Annie Vernay, will be held over for a second week beginning tomorrow. The documentary film "The City" will also be held over on the same program. Obsession" and "Strictly Dishonorable" to success. Eric Sinclair Allan Jones The story concerns a romance that appears to be wrecked from the start.

Miss Dunne Is a social-minded and labor-conscious wait- Katharine Cornell Star of "No Time for Comedy," which is in its last two weeks at the Ethel Barrymorc Theater Window Washer Miss Lorna Smith Noel Ness Aklm Tamiroff Helen Broderlclt Osa Massen Carolyn Lee Astrld Allwyn MOTION PICTURES Rosie Great Ioysts togathar in thoir ress who Is unable to resent Bover's Fortune Teller Miss stone Publisher Euronean charm after a Sunday mum? vvuunry NEW lor affair It d.lv.s dsMply into th baarti of woman I IBCUr Independent young lady when Fred MacMurray, gentleman from Ball, arrives in New York. The lady in question, Gail Allen, Is a 5th Ave. department store executive who has oodles of money, a comfortable apartment, an efficient maid and a mind of her own that rules matrimony out of her life. Men, she believes, make good escorts on special occasions, and one of the best is Allan Jones, the opera singer, who has absorbed some of her ideas even those that claim a married couple can have separate apartments as well as separate careers. Fred MacMurray Is so different that he makes her uncomfortable; how she remedies her discomfort Is the academic and quite undramatio theme of "Honeymoon In Bali." Director E.

H. Griffith did as much as he could to give his story the airiness it needs. He called on Akim Tamiroff to be a comically philosophical window washer, and gave him two clever pantomime scenes that help a little. He gave Helen Broderick a few opportuni that hasn't very much sail on tne waters 01 Long tsiana. uuus.wun.

Tonight at the PREVIEW! Com barwatn 6:45 and 1:45 p.m. for 'Espionage Agent' anal toil llmo Davit and Miriam Hopkins in Tho 011 Mala" Also Oaiit Naltan In Parson. strous getup of "Frankenstein" Is! She believed him to be just a more. possesses an unusu- ntanisr, on snort, vacation neiore a-uicc Then he ally vigorous coloratura voice that voyaging again to France ia fc vnnni.i;a DUNNE-BOVER brines th ladv to his residence of I she Is best able to use in popular and semi-classical numbers. And though upon occasions she skids off splendour in the country and she learns of his prominence in the concert realm.

Ditch, she is good entertainment 'IVWW and, moreover, complements Crosby asm mm But Irene insists upon returning to nr. Tho tmi, the musical neia me mm. I 1 nowhere in sight. So it is no surprise that Mr. Karloff as "The Man They Could Not Hang" (at the Criterion) has hair-raising propensities.

More remarkable, though, is that the Criterion's melodrama has originality and gripping suspense in its own right, contributed by Nick Grlnde, its well-named director, and Karl Brown, its author. Summed up, the trio of Karloff, Grlnde and 'Brown has turned out an exciting piece of -screen make-believe that is at once fantastic and good fun. Perhaps it isn't quite RUUU mil. rci LlalXs 11, 1M1 I) (JUllC Island hurricane of last 'year at thisj Louise Campbell, as the romantic QttHiHIHtMl TOMORROW COMES' th r.w. onrf i lead, ana iNea as me uuui, point enters nrofoundly and comically pessimis SSfSNP I wnf BARBARA O'NCIL Ill -V' ONSLOW STEVENS compelled to remain with Boyer in an organ loft in a rustic church.

Barbara O'Nell, the pianist's wife, soon enters their lives, and, as a pathetic neurotic case, provides a I -v tic chap (when isn't he?) aren't good enough to add much to the film. Neither is Crosby, because of a sentimental story that is based A Natr ViuVaraal Meter Pfatat ufa wJn-artc tho so fantastic as it appears at first! compassionate tone for the film. rf Gus Edards. the stace producer. is her idea that the lovers could do glance, either, for the synthetic What Crosby has been able to offer despite this burden is his usual contribution: refreshing and soothing baritone vocalizing.

Two of the better to meet again on a tomorrow. A strike of restaurant workers is admitted into the dramatic background of the production as one of Mighty Drama of woman without lore, without Viman, without man I PRISONS BARS' CORINNE LUCHAIRE EDNA BEST THE MOST TIMELY! THE MOST REVEALING! THE MOST TRUE-TO-TODAY Of Any Offering fn All Entertainment Annalsl the fearless touches. And Boyer and 'new ones are "GJ a and Mis. m.nnp mnt. ranahiv I Were a Millionaire." Then heart, such as Dr.

Karloff creates at the Criterion, is something that Dr. Alexis Carrel has been tinkering with for several years. Dr. Carrel had nothing to do with the film's theory that, with the use of the "ersatz" heart, a human being could be safely killed, operated upon and then restored to life. That much is the work of Kar- there is the revival of "In My MvHia Wpclmnn anrl PYit TfolH oe nf rnmoHv onri rrncl Merry OldsmOblle," "By the Light stpv-ns in mn mmanti, mip the Silvery Moon," "Tammany and "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her are all right.

There isn't the sparkling wit of "Love Affair," however, and, of course, there isn't the loff's Dr. Henryk Savaard who had killed a willing medical student and ties to highlight her wisecracks, and he rested heavily on the verbal and physical cuteness of 4-year-old Carolyn Lee. And he made Mac-Murray's snappy lines even snappier with excellent timing and an occasional meaningful gesture. But there wasn't much he could do with his verbose script that would make It frolic the way it should. The Four Ink Spots, radio's crack hot quartet, compensates for some of "Bali's" spottiness; their songs and the unique way they sing them are rhythmically irresistible as the Paramount audience amply demonstrated.

Glenn Miller and his band had the jitterbugs in the aisles. Among the cats that is the compliment of compliments. Karloff Hair-Raiser "THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANO" A Columbia picture directed by Mirk Gnnde from a screen play by Karl Brown and presented at the Criterion Theater with a cast lncludiriE Boris Karloff, Lorna Gray, Robert Wilcox. Roger Dryor, Don Beddoe. Ann Doran, Bryon Folllser nd Joseph De Stephanl.

Eeriness and Boris Karloff are tynonymous even when the mon- was planning to revive him when glamour of the romance in that the police interfered and applied nlm- Wnat more' the Plot is oc" old-fangled justice to a new-fangled casionally heavy with a swirl of idea. The doctor was convicted and. ponderous incidents. Now." All of these inject a swing Into the film that it lacks elsewhere. Incidentally, It also has Walter Damrosch.

the famous baton wield-er of classical melodies, at the head of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. The companion film features Ida May Wong in "Island of Lost Men, in which Miss Wong accepts the perils of a far-away kingdom. A. R. ED SULLIVAN toys irrespective of the title, haneed for The associate feature is "Prison murder.

But he had an assistant. Without Bars," with Corrine Lu THEY SHAU HAVE MUSIC IS who onerated on his broken nerk chaire. A. R. EXPERT ENTERTAINMENT!" 1 1 I The At The Ihritls of "Dtad the drama of "Street Scene" and the power of "Boy Town" rolled Into one grand picture that throw to the heart-beat of New York! Linda Takes a Bow "THE STAR MAKER" A Paramount picture produced by Charles R.

Rogers and directed by Roy Del Ruth from a screen play by Prank Butler. Don Hartman and Arthur Caeser based on a story by Mr. Caeser and William A. Pierce suggested by the life of Gus Edwards. Presented at the Brooklyn Paramount Theater with a cast including Bing Crosby, Louise Campbell, Linda Ware and Ned Sparks.

'The Women' Opens Today at Capitol and then returned him to life not to prove to the world that he was a great human benefactor, but to wreak vengeance on the nurse who called the police, on the jury that found him guilty, on the Judge who sentenced him, the district attorney who asked for his death, and the police surgeon who said that his idea was preposterous. Lorna Gray and Robert Wilcox supply a minor romantic strain, An exhibition of Winter's styles In WMiJ1 aLV? Tkrillmg Slory Vfi Diioetadkr. I M' Bl JIFFtEY IYNN RACING BELMONT PARK tlW! iW ALPINE 69th 5tb BEDFORD dk Beraen BROADWAY Mrrtlt CONEY ISL. Surf ft StillwtU 46th ST. Ilea Umch GATES A Broadway KAMEO El Item P'kwar ORIENTAL a typical swanky salon is one of the "added events" in "The Women," which M-G-M brings to the Capitol Theater today for its New York Dremiere.

with Norma Shearer. Jean Motion pictures being the medium that they are today, it little H- and Roger Pryor, Don Beddoe, Ann; is downright simple for li Linda Ware to step into Crawford. Rosalind Russell and jjoran, josepn ue Stephanl and; year-old aOE CBIC Charles Trowbridge play supporting one for worldly debut as a debu-jpaulette Goddard in the leading roles competently. It's really Kar-loff's picture, though, with the tante of song. She does as much 'roles.

in "The Star Maker," the Bingl In development of the plot of the 6lh lth Are. crafty aid of Gnnde and Brown. Crosbv film that came yesterday to I film the screen translators have JOEL ANDREA McCREA-LEEDS L3 PREMIER And its a good one. worthy of the Brooklyn Paramount Theater. brought the principal characters to-enough praise to be shared three And, indeed, she rates only next toigether in a fashionable 5th Ave.

The Square Dealer Steeplechase ways. i Bing as the singing interest in a shop. GENE mOVS TOWN) REYNOLDS I LaaaaaaaaaaAaSaaaaJ 1 SiJi3 HILLSIDE vfejfF Jatnaica, I. SkT' sStK WILLARD 1, Woodbavca dr 1 The Bonaventure The Longacre MOTION PICTDItES I I'LL sjs(r HEIFETZ tj' 5 outer brilliant erenti. and r' 7 WOODftlDLEI lrf ii POST TIME 3:30 Another Big Strand SCOOP! sH S0N r00.

IROOMvrlf Ae. I PLAZA I I The m. I Corona I SpKiat trains Iv. Penn. Sta.

12:20, 1:00. 1:25, 1:50 Flatbush B'klyn. 12:25. 1:10, 1:50 PM. Also via 8th Ave, Subway to Parsons Blvd.

special connecting bus. ADMISSION: M'n L. dill 11 75 Int. tlx An Easy DrlveFree Ants Parkins 4 ATilNU WIIJW tiif T.c cUlM AWO THE kA.Z irr lr." MM 1 SUSrVH JF aV 'r un.ru pnBprsT rrMV Pining nmoar nn.n BUDDY RICH In THE REIU.Y8 ei Hoomr or What' DICK. OON uuLDiNAH EVANB ixi MAYER PLAYS BRIGHTON BEACH "RBirHTniM Thta.i BRIGHTON BEACH EXTRA MAT.

SUNDAY, 25r. 40 and Me TWELYETREES ARRIE ta'lHE GREEKS HAD A WORD FDR IT Beg. Man. LENOA FAH HELL. Briet anient" LOEWS LEADS IN BROOKLYN! STAGE PLAYS MANHATTAN LOEW'S KINGS flitbtrth and Tildca Avauc LOEW'S PITKIN Pitkin and Sirttoai Avenues I LOEW'S BAY RIIX.E.

I 7 2d Strit and Third Avanua KViiiii4fiini 1938 PULITZER PRIZE PLAY ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS Bv ROBERT E. SHERWOOD PLYMOUTH, W. 4S. CIr. 8-HI60.

Alr-Coolsd Evs. 8:35, (3. 30-11. II). Mats.

Sit. and 2 30 Feathers. Ralph BiaiarcIsonl Technicolor; 'lbee dlfimour (tirls. Lew Ayres. I.itti Turner Four I-eatheria Ralph Rirhirdon.

Technicolor; These (ilamour iirl. Lew Avrri. I.ana Turner Raft. Claire Trevor. I Stole Million; Frontier Marshal.

Randolph Scott Tracy, Stanley and Livingstone; Stop, Look, and Love, Cora Sue Collins (ieortje Halt. I la ire Trevor, I Stole a Million; Frontier Mjmhal, Randolph Srott Dawn I Die. Jan. (acney. Geo.

Raft; ItitbY Sandy, nexpected Father. Mischa A tier Cooper. Beau Geile, Ray Mflland: Blondie lakes a Vacation, Penny Sinflrton jjCHURCH FLATBUSH AVE! LOEWS BORO PARK Slat Str-piM and New Utrecht Ave nut LOEW'S BREVOORT. Brevoort Place and Bedford Avenue LOEW'S CENTIKY Nettrand and Parkilda Avenues LOEW'S MEI.BA Livinnton Street and Hanover Plaet BU.in EXTIKE HEf.K Beginning lOU lV 00 I -J 7pANE WITHERS LEOCARRI I ln a Picturization of the popular novel 1 i '4 "FASTEST AND FUNNIEST OF THE SCANDALS." Walter Winchell George white's scandals F.vs. 8:40.

Matinees WED. ALVIN SL.W.of B'wsy. CO.B-4114 400 Good First Balcony Scats at tl.JO -IffTfX'n -1 lllTl OLSCN tt JOHNSON Musical Revue ELLZ P0PPIN Kmrsway, King H'wiy-Coney til. Ave. Avalon, Klni vay and E.

18th Patio, flatbuih and Midwosd WINTER GARDEN. B'wiy and 50tliSt. Mali. 2:10 1 Evenims Ml. XI.

10 to 13.30. except Sat. HrrSv CIS I vw Fifth Avenue Girl; Adventures of Sherlock Holmrf Andy Hardy Cell Sprint; Fever; Km of the Turf Carole Lombard, Carr Grant, IN NAME ONLY; A MAN WHO DARED 1 Jack Benny Dorothy Lamour MAN ABOUT TOWN MAISIE Mill. Wed. and Columbus Day.

SI.I0 12.20 I Marine. Flatbush Ave. and Klnai H'ay. Albemarle. lattjtish Avt.

-Albemarle Hit Farraiut. Flatbuih Road MidMood. Avert ut and E. nth St. Mayfair.

Ave. and Ceney 111. A Nostrand. Kinqi way-NnitrsntJ Ave. Flm.

Avenue and E. St Rialto, Flatbuih Ave. at Cortelyou Road. Vnrtir, Coney 111. Ave, nnd Avenue NED SPARKS.

LOUISE CAMPBELL li ST A A fivSa 1 "THE STAR MAKER" HAS THE SHOWS 1 I ANNA MAY Of LOST MEN" IM ffw- I "Those who have rrn ft will find ft world risit rrwa rdr ibnt bo hive not should not mli Robert Coleman, Mirror WEEKS ONLY TOURNEY'S END 0 with COLIN KEITH-JOHNSTON RFGINALD MASON, GLENN HUNTER EMPIRE way-40 SI. PE. 0-9340 Captain Fury; Good Girls Go to Paris EACH PAWN I PIE: VNF.XPECTFD ATHTR INDIWAPOI.IS SPEEDWAY; HELL'S KITOIEV IMPERIAL HOTEL: ROMANCE OF REDWOODg Cheater Morris, FIVE CAME BACK: CAREER Triangle. Klnot K'way and E. J2Mi CoMfce.

Flatbuih Ave. and Avenue Park side. Flatbuih and Parkt-ide Aves. i i i 1 i -sw jv i Evs. :30.

Mala. Wed. and itOc to FEATURE FILmSSHOLUinGTQDflV wVekI KATHARINE CORNELL MMDOLPK icon. nUNCtl DEC lALMI BELLAMY WAITER CONNOiiy "COAST GUARD" can rMCtu avutr ioum HKfT tmr The Playwrights' Company vretent TrtS aw W0 TIME FOR COMEDY th FRANCIS LEDERER GINGER ROGERS MARGAL0 GILM0RE Jack HOLT Oartruda MICHAEL Church MADISON Myt-rtt Wychoff RICHMOND Httl 117rh H1IUM REPUBLIC Grind ft Kmp Sti. BUSHWICK air a HowvraJ PROSPECT GRCENPCiNT 835 M)nrttem OYKER 6tH Si.

A 3" Av. TILYOU Cony Island Opa $tHplriaia ORPHEUM rwito.aaciwii ETHEL BARRYMORE 47 tt. lr-Cold En. 8:40. te H.

Mm. Sal. and Wed. clr.E-03M MT USICALR EVU AT MOVIE PRICES In "HIDDEN POWER" JanaWYMAN Allan JENKINS "TORCHY PUYS WITH DYNAMITE" PINS AND NEEDLES, 1940 Mill. Wed.

4it.it2:40 Ennlnis at 1:40 An. 11.00 ec, i.io li (lis WALTER JAMES VERREE CONNOLLY ELLISON TEASDALE WINDSOR 4B E. at B'wiy. BR. 9-3824 An KKO-ltodlo Plctura POSITIVELY LAST 4 TIMES! BEST RFATS NOW S5.30 rDCnDIPMADPU (In Mum 2nd Hill Myttry Thrilltrl MtJL VI 11 TTI 1 1 I II I ALDEN I 1 L.IV1WV, wn.at.vaa in aantl.

staa II 30 la Kithll) AMERICAN WAY The ROBERT DONAT in m-. CINCER ROGERS CENTER THEATRE Rockefeller Center GOODBYE MR. CHIPS Evil. :40 35i. 11.10.

II. 65. 12.20. No Hiahrr Last Mat. ftSc.

1.10. It. (1.1. 52 III PERFECTLY AIR-COSDITIONHU 1 5th AVt.CIRL I "NANCV ORCW. Iiaouaii sMOTia RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL Showplace ol-lhe Nation a Rockeleller Center STARTS TODAY Doors open 11:30 A.

M. Anna Neagle, England's foremost screen actress, breathing vivid lile into an inspired portrayal of Ike nurse whose heroism made an indelible imprint upon the history of our times realistic, thought-provoking, powerful evokes an emotion too deep for tears. axxa in her Aril Hollywood production "NURSE. EDITH CUELL" Edna May Oliver, Georqe Sanders, May Robson, Zasu Pitts. H.

B. Warr.ei Produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox sn RKO Radio Fi-: "lNfORMATION PLEASE" An RKO Pathe Short Subiect ON THE GREAT STAGE "THE GAY NINETIES" a journey through Memory Lane in live colorful scenes produced by Leonidolf, settings btf Bruno Maine with Ian Peerce. 'una Forrest, Maxi- BAT RIDGE rrnlrr. Sixth Ava. and 56th 8t OnW Anrrls Have Wines: Law H.t of Tnmhstona Stanley.

Fifth Ave. and 75th St 1 he? Sun Never Sets; and Tory Made Her a Spy BEDFORD Apollo. Fultea and Thrtoa Claudrttr Colbert In Midnirht: al.o Zero Hour National 770 wair.lne.1ea I Dir: also I nrsprrled (athrr Rogers, 313 Rolen Ava Aurel. Have Winas: Adventures of Jane Arden Savoy, ISIS Bedferd Ave (iflh Avenue (irl; also Sbrrlork Holmes noROI GH HAIL AND IKIMNTOWN ntiffletd, Duffleld and FtiMoo St In Name Onlv; also The Mikado. Kennv Raker Mornarl, Fulten St.

and Rockwell PI Herlin ernnd Kiddle; also Hntrl Imperial it. (ieorite IMavhotlve, 100 Ptnelosle St. Kint of the Turf: snd I Stole a Million Terminal, Feurth Ave. and Dean St Bennv in Man About Town; lUo Mii.ia livoll, Fultea St. and Myrtli A.

And. Hardy lirls Sprint Fever; Kin ol the Turf BRIGHTON Bl A Orrana. SrliMea Beach St 1 stole i Million; and Frontier Marshal FI.ATBISH Astnr, Flatbush A neir Church 1'nder Two Flare; also Happv Tandinr Flatbash, Church and Flatbush Aves ON sTAGK: sisters and Milt Britton and Onheslrn ON I Was a onirl Granada. Church and Nettrand Arts lame Berk; also Anne hirlry in rerr EAST FI.ATBISH Arrnoe. Avt.

E. 43d St Indianapolis Speedwav; Hell's Kitchen Ruaby, Utlta and Church Avis Indianapolis Spredwav; Anne Shirlev In Career CERRITSEN BEACH Graham. 311 Whitney Ave Back Door to Heaven; Advrnturrs of J.cne Ardrn park si.orc Carlton. Flilbmh and Seventh Aves. Stole a Million: and Frontier Mr.hal Tiara.

Flatbush Ava. and Park Place l.oves Has Nanrv; mlsn Sandera. Praiaeet Park Welt-Hth The lirellj; iln 1 Was Convict KINGS HIGHWS.Y Jewel. Klhfs Hllhway and Ocean p'kwy Case Against Mrs. Ames; Romanre of the Redwood AVENTE SECTION Avenne Ava.

U-E. iRtti tiirts Co ta r.iris; and Captain lure I Traymore, Avenue and E. 46th No lairs; and Mr. Molo Takrs a Vacation RIDGEWOOD Colonial I74S Breadway I Stole a Million; nd Frontier Marshal Rlvoli, Mrrtla and Wilson Aves. Marllonald.

Ro.e Marie, S. Trarv. Murder Man SHEEPSHEAD BAY Sheepihead. Sheeartiaad Bay. Vtorr.nl Jack Bmni in Man About Town; and Maine SOCTH BROOK! YN Sender's Clnbr 15th St I he Bat Whispers: also Street Minerva.

Seventh Ave. and Mth St. Anne shirlev in Career: also Dark Sands VAII.EY STREAM Sunrise Drlve-ln Sunrise aay street of Missini Men; Comedy; Newa f.TH MONTH With Graer Carson TALLULAH BANKHEAD T. ffTI PAVrc Lillian Hillman's he LI I 1 Lt UAE.O Dramatli Trluiash NATIONAL. W.

41 St. PE. 11220. Air-Coaled Em. 1:40.

iSe to 13.30. Mats. Sat. and 2 '40 Ztmuel Goldwyn prtstnts "CCL In Pemon Glenn MILLER and hia Bind Fred Martelelna MocMurray Carroll "HONEYMOON IN BALI" III Milltliin! turn It's Dellclaiis! It'i Ida law. dawn la aoerfnr GARY COOPER in THE REAL tjLORY UNITID nlUAl I (raaaway al axTiaia I I aata air.et "THE WOMEN' NORMA SHEARER JOAN CRAWFORD The THEATRE GUILD present! PHILIP BARRY'S COMEDY THE PHILADELPHIA STORY KATHARINE HEPBURN VAN HEFLIN JOSEPH COTTEN NICHOLAS JOY SHIRLEY BOOTH SHUBERT Theatre.

Weal 44 St. Circle S-5M0 EI 1:40. Mali. TODAY aad SATURDAY, 1:40 Mall orders amtll Not. 4 301 orals 81 10 DMta OteM tio a.

as. a hioniti awowa ROSALIND RUS8EU A Metrs-Galdaya-Mayer Plilura DRIVE-IX MOVIES THE RAINS CAME Lrnilian and Company, Pape and Conchita. Robert Lan- CHARLES BICKF0RD in "STREET OF MISSING A. Minlni D. Csstelle MYstNA rrM oaonoal LOY POWER BRENT Bobbf CLARK lu.Ni REAR ABBOTT and C0STELL0 In I "KINO OF TURF" drum, Rockettes, Corps de Ballet, Glee Club Symphony Orchestra, Erno Rapee, playing Strauss' 'Blue IVInr at' II 2 29.

08, 02, 10 44 S'Kqp btinw 1 21, 40, 701.941 FIRST MEZZANINE SEATS RESERVED Phona Circle 4-4600 GAL4 REVUE OH THE STAGE aV Selected Shorts and THE STREETS OF PARIS Inlla. APC Wft THta Oeo. Rail Clalra Trevor ROXY AnvSaataC.3 1 Valley Striam. L. I.

Children tinder 12 FRtt Continuous nlrhilv from 'I STOLE MILLION' with Tna Brtruian n.mBnii, uirmnn mm an mm ROAOHURST. W. 44 St. Mntl. Wed.

A Sat. dusk. Main or ahmi a a.