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BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1941 4 Coney Island Dolls Up, Winlcs at Service Men Stewart, Goddard Teamed at Mel. Resort Is Militarized, Streamlined and Packed For 'Polo' Gold' With Most Attractive Rides From World's Fair By JO RAN SON Coney Island, like a lovesick maiden, la preening herself for the arrival of dough-spending sailors, soldiers, marines and national defense workers. There's "kale" In the sky, according to the wise lads on Roosevelt Mucicol Paired With 'The Bad A Beery-Barrymore Item Jimmy. Roosevelt was going along It r- it A 8url Are. and the.

narrow stretch 1 nicely with his first film production, "Pot o' Gold," at Loew's Metroplltan yesterday. He only had '1 a routine story sbout a band, a girl and a boy and a crochety uncle, but his director George Marshall- was giving It all zip. He was gi)vng Jimmy Stewart a hance to add singing to his cute gawklness. And Identified as the Bowery, and If only the weather man. behaves himself the outdoor playground can't help but make a gigantic killing this semester.

In order to provide the proper type of amusements for the uniformed lads practically all game, ride and penny arcade operators have gone military In Jumbo fash-ion. They have created newfangled machines guaranteed to Improve one's markmanship almost Immediately; rides are streamlined and Spitfire-appearing. Parachute Jump From Fair The World's Fair In Flushing Meadows was raided for money -mr king devices by Coney's shrewd operators and thus this season's visitors to the strand will find themselves dropping to earth from the mighty towers of the Parachute Jump on the boardwalk side of Steeplechase Park. At 40 cents a throw the Parachute Jump grossed more than $139,000 during the 1940 season at the Fair, which 'made it Horace Heidt's music was fitting neatly into the script, while Paul-ette Goddard was making the girl In the cue a fetching young thing. But; along came a fairy-tale scene with Paulette dreaming her way into a glistening bit of costume, prancing along a fabulous stage and generally switching "Pot o' Ooldo' Gold" over to the silver standard.

It never did get back to gold, for there was another mis 7 i lw 4f ''V' 1 'JH i (-k iff tyjft. I I a. -a CURTIS COCKSEY and Blair in Beautiful pie," William SaroyanVcom.V: STAYS IN BROOKLYN Joan Leslie and Humphrey Bogart in "The Wagons Roll at Night," which remains for a second week; beginning today, at the Fox Brooklyn Theater with "Sis Hopkins." edy, at the Lyceum Theater. fit dance scene a little later on, and very little to balanoe the nearly hilarious Jail scene that, toward the halfway mark, found Uncle Fox's Double Bill eatjhia1 Charlie Wlinnlnger being haaed by a flock of tipsy prisoners. Wallaoe Beery is on the second THEIR HAPPIEST DAY Ann Neagle ond John Carroll in "Sunny," which follows "Penny ar: Music Holl.

Grandma Darwell Works Hard, But in Vain, at Brooklyn Strand the outstanding ride at the expo sition. The Tilyou brothers, Eddie, George and Frank, operators of ON LOCAL SCREENS Barbara Stanwyck, in "Meet John Doe," current at RKO Brooklyn ond Long Island theaters with "They Met in Argentina," starring Maureen O'Hara and James Ellison. TI1IEVE8 FALL OUT' A Werner 'Broa. picture directed hy Ray Inrliht Rrenented at the Brooklyn Strand. TH1 CAST Eddie Barnea Eddie Albert Mary Matthew! Joan Letlle Jane Darwell Stays for 2d Week "The Wagons Roil at Night," starrlmg Humphrey Bogart, Sylvia Sidney, Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie, currently at the Fox Brooklyn Theater, is being held over for second week beginning today.

The supporting cast is headed by Sig Rumann and Charley. Foy. The co-feature, "Sis Hopkins," with Judy Canova in the title role, and Bob Crosby and his band, Charles Butterworth and Jerry Colon na in the supporting cast, will also remain, between Laraine Day and Ronald Reagan. But it is all stilted and postured. It is more ridiculous than funny.

H. C. Orandma Allen-Robert Barnei George Pormsby-Tlm Gordon Alan Hale -William T. Orr John Litel half of the Met's new bill, shading his squinting eyes umier a broad sombrero and spreading his South-of-the-Border accent Ever since "Viva Villa" Beery has from time to time shaded his squinting eyes and manipulated his accent. "The Bad Man" is one of those times.

"The Bad Man" was a Broadway play back in 1920. and it' is still more of a play than a movie. It depends more on laughs than it does on action, and its laughs are few and scattered. Most of them are supposed to come from Lionel Barrymore's gol-darning and dad-blasting his way through the part of a wheel-chair rancher, while Berry tries, with his bearish clumsiness, to arrange a romance Ma. Joad, grown much older and Infinitely livelier, than she was on her.

the Dust Bowl to California, to the Brooklyn Strand Theater yesterday in a little business called Fall Out." Ma Joad (alias Jane Darwell) just never gets the breaks. First it was her heartbreaking trip In "The Grapes of Wrath" and now It Is the part of Orandma Allen. Grandma is pretty silly for her age. Ma Joad' must have been a little ashamed of her by the time she polished her off. Grandma Is a sucker for cops-and-robbers radio serials.

She listens to the. things by the hour, adopts their lingo and talks back to the radio villains. The radio keeps her frisky so that she also talks back to Alan Hale, her skinflint son-lh-law, and has energy enough left to keep prodding her grandson Into getting ahead in the world. Grandson is the meek kind whn hasn't put loose from Mamma's Sign Mary Astor For 2 Film Parts Mary Astor, who gave a brilliant performance with Belt Davis in 'The Great Lie," has been signed by Warners for two more pictures. She has been set for the feminine lead in "Knight of Malta," based on a Dashiell Hammett mystery novel, and for an important role with Bette Davis in "The Gay Sisters," based on the Stephen Longstreet novel.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has acquired motion picture rights to "DuBarry Was a Lady," the musical by B. G. DeSylva, Herbert Fields and Cole Porter. The stage cast Included Bert Lahr, Ethel Merman and Betty Grable. Victor Jory, veteran of many a screen "heavy" roles, was cast today as a Western lumber baron in the forthcoming "Hopalong Cas-sldy" drama, "Timberwolves," starring William Boyd.

Benny Rubin returns to the screen after a five-year absence to play a featured role in Columbia's "Heaven Can Wait," Robert Montgomery is starred fn the picture with Rita Johnson and Evelyn Keyes as the feminine leads. egging Eddie on to sell In advance the Inheritance he is to get when his mother passes on; helping him buy a defunct bedspring factory; giving him hints on how to sweep pretty Joan Leslie off her feet, and even saving the day for him when a couple of crooks buy up the Inheritance papers and scare the life out of skittish Mamma. Grandma works very hard at the Strand as If hard work could save "Thieves Fall Out." John Litel is worse off than Orandma Jane Darwell. He Is In "Thieves Fall Out," and he's In "The Big Boss," too, on the second hal of the bill. It would be interesting to know what Litel did to deserve such a fate.

H. C. crusade that helped to cut down the number of injuries due to broken bottles. The fascinating American Museum of Public Recreation, after two seasons on Surf will not reopen its doors to the public this season, according to W. F.

Mangels, Inventor of amusement devices and curator of the museum. The many working models of such old-time rides' as Prescott's Loop the Loop and the Parabolic Railway and the original Dentzel tools employed in the manufacture of the first merry-go-rounds In this country, have all been removed to a building on W. 8th St. Open Arms for Service Men "The life of the temporary charter Is expiring but the trustees and officers have in preparation an application for a permanent charter under the educational laws of the State of New York which will make this worthy institution tax exempt, not only under the State but also under Federal laws," declared R. S.

Uzzell, one of the officials of the museum. Visitors to Manhattan Beach this season will be given an opportunity to roller skate to name bands. Fencing is also on the menu. Manager Arthur French's idea is to convert Manhattan Beach, which includes Oriental, into an. all-year-round gathering place for the younger element.

He is looking forward to an influx of uniformed men. "We have the gals, and it seems to us that the men in uniform like the gals," observes French. Surf Ave. feels much the same way. "Any boy in uniform Is a friend JAMES STEWART PAULETTE OOOOARD POT Or COLD' WALLACE MO-aTa BEERY 'THE DAD MAM' Steeplechase Park, plan to charge 25 cents per person.

Joseph Bonsignore, who started with a penny arcade In St. Louis many years ago, is now operating the Bob Sled, another importation from the late Fair, in addition to his familiar L. A. Thompson Scenic Railway on Surf Ave. The Coney Bob Sled, which resembles the Flying Turns (destroyed in the last Steeplechase fire).

Is housed on the old Louis Stauch" property on the Bowery. The Bob Sled was the third most popular ride at the Fair in 1940. Luna's Face Lifted Perhaps the most ambitious change at the island is being made in Luna Park, which has had its face lifted so that it once again takes on the appearance of a redoubtable rival of Steeplechase Luna, which burst upon the Coney scene In the early 1900 under the brilliant guidance of Fred Thompson and Skip Dundy, is now managed by William Miller in association with Edward J. and Harry Lee Daniiger and Milton Miller is a former vaudevlllian and theatrical booking agent. The Danzigers are barristers who produced several Broadway shows and "The Streets of Paris" at the Fair.

Sheen is also an attorney who operated Golden City Amusement Park in Canarsie. These men have visions of bringing Luna into the limelight once again by freshening up the park with a number of World's Fair shows, name bands, a spectacular ice carnival and a free gate. A "combo' ticket calling for 17 rides will cost each patron 35 cents. Baby Incubators Return Returning to Luna Park after a long absence is Dr. Martin Arthur Couney and his famous Baby In apron strings yet though he's old enough to be played by Eddie Albert, Grandma cuts the ties herself, LOEW'S KINGS Flatbaah ana TiUaa AvaauM LOEW'S PITKIN Pitkin and Saratsia Avaun Btnf Darethy Bab CROSBY AMOUR HOPS! "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" anS "YOU'RE THE ONE." Btonnia BAKER Wamair BAXTER Ingrid BERGMAN LOEW'S Ulk Straat aaa Firth Annua trl.OtW'R BEDFORD S4fara' Avaaua aaa Baraan Strt LOEW'S BROADWAY raaawa mi Myrtlt Annua "Adam Had Four Sons" LOEW'S CONEY ISLAND fession.

Dr. MorrLs. Fishbeln, editor of the American Medical Association Journal, recently hailed Dr. Couney for his scientific Integrity in handling prematurely born babies. In his 40 years of labor he has saved the lives of more than 7,000 babies, about 90 percent of all those sent to him.

Moses Did His Share "For all these years I never had to go from here to there for babies," said Dr. Couney yesterday. "They are brought to me from all over the city of New York and I never had a complaint, investigation or coroner's Inquest." Coney is dotted with Dr. Couney's Baby Incubator alumni. There's an electrician at Steeplechase Park; two workers at Luna Park; one girl won a high sales prize as a clerk in a Coney store, and Dr.

Couney helped her win by purchasing several dollars worth of gadgets. Park Commissioner Moses has turned the sand on the beach from a dirty brown into a sparkling "Although the Coney Island program has been reduced for reasons of economy, a great deal of progress has been made," Moses declared. He pointed out that 18 acres of former private property east of the public beach in Brighton was added this year as an extension of the public waterfront and the boardwalk extended through this area. The boardwalk Is now two and one-half miles long. Chamber Seeks Aquarium Charles J.

Kean is the new president of the Coney Island Chamber of Commerce, having replaced Capt. C. J. Hilbert, who was called into the Army. Aided by an aggressive board of directors the local group is hopeful of convincing the powers that be that the new Aquarium should be housed on Coney territory.

Moses hinted that Coney was under consideration. The Chamber has a special committee to land the Aquarium. It consists of Alfred Feltman, Eddie Tilyou and Mrs. Helen S. Steers, It was Mrs.

Steers who fought for years to keep the Coney beach clean. It was her uri an Sllllwill Amihim I.I(I.W'S GATES 'There's Magkjn Music' At Criterion Wednetdaay There's Magic In Music" will be the next film at Loews Criterion Theater beginning Wednesday with the final showing of "Power Dive," which stars Richard Arlen and Jean Parker. The new film, previously called "Hard-Boiled Canary," has 18-year-old Susanna Foster, Allan Jones, Margaret Lindsay and Lynne Overman In its cast. 6atM Avaaua ana Braadway LOEWS KAMEO Eaitara Parkway ana Nattrand Avtnue LOEW'S 4STH STREET 44th Straat and Ntw Utrecht Avenua "Escape to Glory" LOEW8 PREMIER Suttar Annua. Hlaidala Strart For O'BRIEN Coniranc BENNETT LOE W'S ORIENTAL Wth Straat and llth Annua of ours, always," exclaim the weatherbeaten operators of roll downs, high strikers, candy floss outfits, juice dispensers, self-seasoning popcorn machines, shooting galleries and flat and gravity rides.

LOF.WS BORO PARK Mariana Dlrtrlrh. Plamr af Nav Or Irani: 8ll Straat and Ni. utracht Aytaua Man Wha Last Hlaaaalf, Brian Akaraa. K. Franrla drLOEW'S WARWICK Jarama and Fultaa Street! LOEWS PALACE Eait N.

V. Ave. and Deualait St. "SO ENDS OUR NIGHT" Frrdrle MARCH Marrarrt BL'LLAVAN and "MAI81E WAS A LADY." Ana Sutfcarn MOTION PICTURES Mickey ROONEY tk-LOFW BAY RIDGE 72d Straat and Third Anaue LOEWS BRKVOORT Brevoert plaea and Badfard Annua 'ANDY HARDY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY" "ROAD SHOW." Adelpbe Manjou. Carala LanSia PI LOEWS CENTURY Perktide and Neitrand Annual Little Theater Recruit Awarded Screen Role Peter Whitney, young character actor recently recruited from the Pasadena Community Playhouse, has been assigned by Warners to a comedy role In "Nine Lives Are Not Enough," based on Jerome Odium's popular novel.

Whitney makes his motion picture debut In "Underground," to be released In June. Svanecr TRACY a Mkkrr ROONEY "MEN OF BOYS' TOWN" 'BLONDIE GOES LATIN." Penny SINGLETON LUt ntLBA i Llylaaitan Itrnt and Maaanr Plan I That "Kitty Foyh" man now gives you a Ntw York shop ghll rvi(tUillil aY i i mtofm JGA.J ARTHUR cubators. It was at the request of Thompson that Couney and his former entourage, consisting of the late Mrs. Couney and Mine. Louise Recht, his chief nurse, came to the Luna midway following the Buffalo Exposition in 1901.

During 1939 and 1940 the Incubators were housed at the World's Fair but, like many other midway attractions, failed to emerge from the red side of the ledger. Dr. Couney, now over 70, is regarded with esteem by the medical pro- ItTINnQWAV Hlh- Coonar. Barbara Stantryek. "MEET SVlllUlJtTrtl Caaay flland Aw.

DOE and "THEY MET IN ARGENTINA" AVALON. Klntl May, a Eait llth "SO ENDS OUR NIOHT-'TpMIsTe WAS AMDY- DWIlstfosMm PATIO, Flatkinh An. Gwi "THE CREAT DWftg a)c Ofractaaf br SAM (Ciffr rtyJ WOOD MARINE. Flathwb MIDWOOD. Annul 4 E.

I3ta ang mi waiui Anu inL BLunut plus MARY ETH HUOHES MAYPAIR, Annua a Caney I. RIALTO, FlatHiih "ANDY HARDY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY" and "ROAD SHOW" CESAR ROMERO Ml Schools to See Show for Nickel Today marks the1 first of a series of low-cost matlneea for students sponsored by the school theater program. Tbe' opening attraction will be Katharine Cornell's production of "The Doctor's Dilemma" at the Shubert Theater this afternoon when 1.400 seniors from 35 vocational and high schools of Greater New York' Will see the Bernard Shaw comedy at 6 cents a seat. Next season the school theater program expects to present from 10 to IS special performances of outstanding Broadway hits. Ruby Reed Is readying a play for Mae Murray, which will be premiered on Broadway In the near future.

Mis Reed is the author of and will also direct the play. Seats go on sale today at the Alvln Theater for the first 10 weeks of next season's engagement of Gertrude Lawrence'in "Lady 1n the Dark," which Is to begin on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1. "Panama Hattle," the B. G.

De-Sylva musical starring Ethel Merman, will chalk up Its 350th performance at the 46th Street Theater on Saturday evening, May 31. "Louisiana the B. G. DaSylva musical, starring William Gaxton, Vera Zorlna, Victor Moore and Irene BordonL, achieves another milestone tomorrow afternoon at the Imperial Theater when it reachs its 435th performance. The extravaganza' celebrated a full year's run last Wednesday.

"Snookie," the new Thomas A. Johnstone farce which Olsen and Johnson will present at the John Golden Theater beginning Tuesday evening, will be scaled- at a $3.50 top for evening performances with the exception of the premiere, at which a 13 top will prevail. "Separate Rooms," starring Alan Dlnehart, Olenda Farrell and Lyle Talbot, performs for the 500th time tomorrow night at the Plymouth Theater. Add Reginald Owen To 'Charlie's Aunt' Cast Reginald Owen has been borrowed from M. G.

M. for an Important featured role In the 30th Century-Fox production of "Charlie's Aunt," Owen joins a cast headed by co-stars Jack Benny and Kay Francis, and including Laird Cregar, Ernest Cossart and Edmund Gwenn. DIDE ON VAQUEQO" ALBEMARLE, Flataalh Rd. "SHADOWS ON THE "BOWERY BOY" FARRAGUT, Flatheah Rd. Barbara Rtanwyek.

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and "A GIRL. A GUY AND A GOB" IN PERSON WAYNE i PARKSIDE, Flatauih A Parkilda COLLEGE, Flatbuih Edward G. Rablneon In "THE SEA WOLF" and "MODEL WIFE" mi I "A HONEY OF A SHOW-Wolter Winchell MY SISTER EILEEN THE RIOTOUS LAUGH HIT BILTM0RE CI.8.835S Matt. TODAY. TOM'W aae SCIENTIFICALLY AIR-CONDITIONED TRIANGLE.

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2:10. 4:96. 7:38. 10:20. MANHATTAN BROADWAY "Fantasia," 2:40, 8:40.

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