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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 5, 1937 Telephone MAin 4-6000 Looking at 'Artists and Models' and New Borough Films Stage JSotes Tor C.tastifieil Ad Result! MEET A ROBBER BARON 1 Stage News 'The Learue of Frightened Men" snd "As Good as Married." Friday to Sunday; Palace: "I Met Him in FarLs" and "Make Way for Tomor The Screen lh GOULD ricsir Films on Neighborhood Screens on the Screen "Anthony and Cleopatra" "Tobacco Road" will give an extr. matinee Labor Day The M100U Rita Wallach Morgenthau of the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater starts on a tour of the Summer theaters next wmM. Fourteen of the school's graduKcj are playing in the barn theaters two are In "Having Wonderful Time." one in "You Can't Take It With You" and one in "Amphitryon 38 That's partial answer to where the next acting generation is coming from. Tack Benny Clowns in 'Artists and Musical at N. Y.

Paramount 'Exclusive' on Double Hill at Brooklyn Paramount Benny Wi ek at the New York Para-Is" h.is just b'en unveiled. The old never been better form than he ren.ance and even essawng a snack time to admire at one point when the radio. "I've always admired row, nida to ana war- wick: "I Met Him in Paris" and "Make Way for Tomorrow," Friday to Sunday. "The Singing Marine." with Dick Powell and Doris Weston, is the fea-tu'ed attraction through Monday at the RKO Kenmore. Madison.

Prospect. Bushwick. Dyker, Greenpoint, Orpheum and Tilyou. On the same bi'l is "Born Reckless." with Brian Donlevy, Rochelle Hud-on and Barton MacLane. The Shor Road is showing "Par-npll'' and "The Hit Parade'' over the weekend.

The Century Circuit lists the following attractions at its theaters Friday to Monday: Kings ay "The Singing Marine," "Born Rckless." Avalori "I Met Him in Paris," "Make Way for Tomorrow." Patio "Parnell." "Another Dawn." Marine and Midwood "Woman Chases Man," "Slim." Albemarle. Farragut and Elm "New Faces of "Fifty Roads to Town." Mayfair "Another Dawn," "Slim." MOTION Call it what ou like, it's J.n mount, where "Artists mugging maestro tijc Is bere, showeruv; Of pathos on He he hears Jack him," Mr. Et i.r.y oi Mr. Mcrai: work you are tempted to m-ree. plum of the as the old road Wher.eu- the story bous.te no- body's the stt- numb-r hold De- Siple i.s iv.o;;:::ev.

"Artist an.l a lam w.n- Sical and b- citiicet. There h'. the film t. Mr. Ica Lupino.

Ga.i P.i'.:,i'K ar.n Cunningham arc the oi So far as the ace-. Miv. is Mr. Benr.v star moacl. c.ucr to iwisn fur t'-( n.

i T.l'.vr- tcua bilvcr account, but i Town.se nd a lady, preferably Miss Patnc. M--s Lap.i.o a h's on Uie make for the bv, ladies out gentility with a sure hand and love blooms overnight. The lovers' quarrel takes place, but everything Is straightened out an hour and a half. You don't need to know more of the plot; it a re excuse Vo string song numbers on. The picture a bmg In the shape ot tiie Yacht Cluo Eoys.

They have a good snug to sing and they deliver it in line 1 stvie- One is ready to bed ve that "Artists and Models" may be as iharp and last a.s a Jrotimate girl-nd-music i.hiw. bu' r. acts the vamp of short material ed into the odd corners of the storv. Andre Kos- Ulanetz accompanies Connie Bos- 1 well in a sentimental ballad yclept "Whispers the Judy and Ben Blue, whose humor is more psychopathic than iron, ensi-cal, yawp and hoof; Martha Rave wriggles herself against a Harlem background, while Louis Armstrong toots on his trumpet; mermaids kwim rhythmically; puppets strut i their stuff: even some of th. na- tion's pet illustrators Peter Arno, i Rube Goldberg.

Patterson. McClelland Earelay. John LaGalta hud Arthur William Brown pose tnd crack wise tor a second or two. The reviewer thought most of them were dull. The audience saved its heaviest applause lor MLss Raye's sequence.

"Artists and Models" is Mr. Benny's picture. Without him it would be a slick production Lewis Gentler. Raoul Walsh and Vincente Minelli have seen to that. But his funny business the day.

Ho tarns a routine vaudeville show into a very jolly extravaganza. On the Paramount stage this week ore Phil Spitalny and his girl or- chestra. They run through tiie current songs and conclude with a jazz Version of Ravel's At Krookhn Paramount Though "Exclusive." on the double feature bill th? Brooklyn Paramount with "King Sol M.ne.-." takes the proles. i-o Italy, and is dec. rated of decent, cru-achng jmi: nalg in.

It succeeds no i)ieue-Ccssors in preseii'ing a realeeie. has uds ou I 1 i 1" M- 1 Farce, melodrama and several rrostenes are being offered in the neighborhood film emporiums this wet ker.d. "Mountain Miuic." with Bob Burns and Martha Raye, and "Last Train From Madrid," with Lew Ayres and Dorothy Lemour, comprise the new program at Loew Kameo, Bedford. Oriental, Broadway, Gates. Coney Island, 4Gth Street, Alpine and Premier thea-t is.

The Marx Brothers, in "A Day at the Races." can be seen at Loew Melba Theater, with "The League of Frightened Men." a Nero Wolfe myatery. William Powell and Luise Rainer, in "The Emperor's Candlesticks," and "The Great Gambini," another mastery, with Akim Tamiroff, are being shown at Loew's King and Pitkm theaters. "Slave i c'l of the lat slaved, and Fly Away Baby," a comedy, starts a live-day engagement tomorrow at Loew Boro Park. Other programs in Loew houses are as follows: Bay Ridge: "I Met Him in Paris" and "Make Way for Tomorrow," Friday to Monday; Brevoort: "Another Dawn and "Slim," Friday to Monday; Century: aroS. p'0d7 Zoa PICTURES -r Tf j.

comma ,0 1'ic "ai GuJ mUHi 111 It 11 MOTION rl Cathleen Cordell, local girl regarded as a "discovery" by John Golden, will have her first important role in this country' in "Never Trouble Trouble," which Mr. G. will premiere at the Brighton the week of Aug. 17. Miss Cordell has appeared abroad previously.

Odd I'agri Irene Sharaff will do the costumes for "Virginia'' the Kellogg Company jingle winners will see "Yes. My Darling Daughter" at the Playhouse tomorrow night Frederick Kaufman has been engaged as stage manager for the Shakespeare Fellowship productions during the World's Fair Reginald Bach will direct Tallulah in Triancle "They Gave Him a Gun." "Way Out West Parkside Saturday through Monday: "Prince and the Pauper," They Gave Him a Gun." Vogue Saturday through Mon day: Kid Galahad," "Turn Otf the Moon." riCTl RES MansfMd and flathing Jim Fisk, his way to a throne of told! plus aaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai to cat ARTHUR TREACHER L.MITSV A SHOW! KCITMC Hrillannr kairu-a ORPHEUM COLUMBIA ockow0). rBtr i Die Powtfl toe Dtx on "Sleftnc Marine" "Case Of Tha Start tarin( Dtrerak "The Bet Show inTowa" Timet 1 HICHriUIDE Vno hh no some Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein 11, Songs Twice Cool and Comfortablt Mils. 50c to Si 00. CTftR THPATRF lu S2.0J Rreffwy art th Tr0( PAT O'BRIEN HUMPHREY BOGART in "SAN at, 3 I p.m.

AIR-CONDITIONED I'way 47th Straat Doon optn :30 a.m.- MIDNIGHT SHOW 71 if- II '11. AMERICA PLUNDERED FOR A WOMAN'S WHIM I At bUz in( romanca of glamorous Jasie recMcu titan ho fouttt aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaai The funniest lad in "Wake Up And live" meets the hungriest gal in the world! JACK HALEY He Lives Amin "The Toast of New York," which re-creates the adventurous career of Jim Fisk, ruthless financier, comes to the Albee tomorrow, with Edward Arnold as Fisk and Frances Farmer as Josie Mansfield. "She Had to Eat" completes the program. At the right are Boris Karl-off and Mona Goya of "Juggernaut," opening at the Brooklyn Strand today, together with "Paradise Isle," which features Movita and Warren Hull. "The Toast of Now York' Heads Albee Show Bringing to the screen the romance based upon the career of Jim Fi.sk, one of the most colorful and spectacular financiers of the period immediately following the Civil War, "The Toast of New Y'ork," after two weeks in Radio City, comes to the RKO Albee Theater tomorrow with Edward Arnold.

Cary Grant, Frances Farmer, Jack Oakie and a large cast in a glitter ing panorama ot American drama. Jack Haley, the lad in "She Had to Eat." his newest comedy, will share the Albee screen with "The Toast of New York." Cohort? in fun-making in the Haley production are Arthur Treacher. Eugene Pal-lette. with Rochelle Hudson in the romantic role. SIMMER THEATER JONES BEACH JONES BEACH STAOIl I.ont Island 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 (plus taxi TONICHT at 8:30 and Nightly to Au(.

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VI I 1 1 PHtK I'l AV 1037 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU ri. m. v.itlnffl WED. and 2:40 ROOTH THFATRE, 4.1 Wt wa She map ROCHEUE HUDSON Molly Picon to Appear Molly Picon, musical comedy star, who was forced to cancel her engagement last week because of a sudden illness, will positively appear in person on the stage of the Fabmn Fox Brooklyn Theater tomorrow night heading the weekly Fox Professional Parade. MOTION PICTURES "ivUDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT CLARK JEAN InMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer's With Lionel BARRYMORE plus CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD' with JOHN WAYNE LOUISE LATUM ER GREAT GAMBINI' CS AKIBl 1 ArnlKurr BROOKLYN PARAMOUNT flo'buih and DeKalb rKM Frmr Frwl MacMurrA" "EXCLUSIVE" "KING SOLOMON'S MINES Spectacle of the Century FOX Flo'buih ot Ni.m: CLAUDE RAINS GLORIA DICKSON "THEY WON'T FORGET' tdwtrd I.

Norton I. Overman "WILD MONEY" FORBIDDEN TILL NOW! ttl RUN IN BROOKLYN FT LES MISER AIlLES-i Slarriiis IIARKY HAl mm.1 -V WaMtW LSI fJODAYS Herai'f the picture thou- snd of Brooklyn movie (an hav asked for! From cont-to- coait "Saiatoga" is breaking attendance 9 records of many years' A standing! Come eHrlyV lor better seats! 'eg. rj alleawa 1 I ae- aTlA. Alter watching his latest screen "Artists and Models" is another hire of winch is about as smooth ihitf comedian is on the scene a rtisls and Models' aeccrecl uy Huoil by Hrfl'pr I-rH-l- MarMn. Yn: A ParallloulU Ja rk Bcnnv Ici.i L.iD.le) Rslurd Arn tl A 1 PdTHK B'n B.us K.y .1 Ci.nnintth.im HtslcUi Hopper rtW-H lizable picture of the fourth estate.

Its motive worthy, and Charles Rugglcs and Fred MacMurray are credible examples of conscientious, high-minded gentlemen of the press, but where "Exclusive" errs i.s In choosing a sensational and fantastic of incidents to prove iu point. The scene Is Mountain City, where the town's respectable newspaper. The World, has been printing vehement editorials against Charles Gillette, racketeer, who is being tried for fraud. But Gillette is acquitted by a fixed jury, and buys a rival paper. The Sentinel, offering Tod Swain 'Mr.

Ruggles) and Ralph Houston (Mr. MacMurray), underpaid employes of The World, tempting salaries to work for him. When Vina Swain (Frances Farmer), Tod's daughter and Ralph's fiancee, learns that they have refused, she gets a job with The Sentinel herself. With her help. Gillette contrives several scandals to ruin the town's most influential citizens, including the mayoralty candidate, who commits suicide in Vina's presence.

Then, when Vina begins to suspect. Gillette's dirty methods, she is spirited out of town Her father goes after her and is mortally wounded. Though Mr. Ruggles dies a mar tyr to the rause of hone.st journalism, he manages to inject some of his likable comedy Into the proceed-1 mgs before that tragedy occurs. There's some particularly funny business about an icebox, which, while it has nothing to do with the plot, furnishes the most entertaining in "King Solomon's Mines," based on one of the H.

Rider Haggard fantasies and produced by Gaumont-Bntish. takes Cedric Hardwicke, Paul Robeson, Roland Young, John Locier and Anna Lee on a long safari across Africa to discover the fabulous treasure trove of King Solomon. Though the Haggard -tones should make excellenf movie material, this doe doesn't quite come oft. Mr. Robeson is in fine voice and lie technicians exhibit their prowess by a volcanic eruption which as violent as anything Hollywood ever conceived.

The actors, all of whom have proved their worth cm previous occasions, don't do very much here. J. W. PfCri RI.S AS HE REALLY IS! Th "Hor- ror Man" of tha Scrttn Without Mahoup In HI Croatoit Rol Com tha South Itai for thnllin laaxin In loa 1 ISLE Mlh MOVITO Glorious Btaulv of "Mutiny on tha WARREN HULL Last RECKLESS" SING HIGH! SING LOW! OH BOY! WHAT DICK POWELL DORIS WESTON LEE DIXON HUGH HERBERT Allen Jenkins 6 great song hits Bp 64N614M0 Misrr WIT -Vv y.tklA i 1 I I I I I -ffcTS- 86th St. a 3th Clark Cable Myma lev "ParmH" "Hit Parado" fr areas Langfard Eddy Dechia Man Bros." Day At The Races" "Leafae Of Frightened Man" Walter Connolly RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL 5H0WPIACE Of THE NATION ROCKEFELLER CENTE( is privilesed to present the world premiere of a masterpiece woven from the deep emotions of men and women magnificently produced by Samuel Goldwyn "STELLA DALLAS'' with Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles, Anne Shirley and a fine cast, directed by King Vidor A New Walt Disney Cartoon: "MOOSE HUNTERS" BORIS "FRANKENSTEIN a I rnrurv-lnx YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING Alice FAYE Rlt! BROS.

Don AMI CHE Door Offun 9:10 A. M. KKSTAl RANTS BROOKLYN ON THE OCEAN FRONT "Every Night 9" Millie bv SHEP FIELDS ind hti "Rippltnf Rhythm" Orehejtn 'Sightly through Aug 1 Aim Pl.iyitiir 1iT DAILY CONCERTS 2 10 P. M. Bead Casino.

DANCE to the hattait bonds in the coolest spot at the lowest price AMl'SEMENTS CONEY ISLAND EEPLECHME ICONIT Tur ciinvv PI ATF ISLAJIP A Willi ainvu SPENCER FHEDDIE RACY MOLumtw 'IrtBIYM. I ON THE GREAT STAGE "A SOUTHERN Russell Markert's Say musical with Music Hall cast and specialties. Symphony Orchestra, direction Erno Rapee. STARTS TODAY DOORS OPEN 11,30 A. M.

Picture at 11 50. 5 27. 5 04. 7.41, 10i1 Sta5e Show at 1:35, 6:49, 9.26 rit Motionina Saoli Raiarvad In Advance COIumbui 3-6535 mi: EXTRA mi acrttn ve 'LENNIE HAYTON nd hi orchestra V- JOHNNY BURKE THE 3 SWIFTS in 'VITAPHONC i 7X 0 FUNSTEn i ij PARAMOUNT To" JjS I JAC'l BENNY 1 INPERSONI 1 Clj I "ARTISTS and I p.TAI NY I a muucs.9 and Me I Hli Martee Baye fl Alt-GIRL BAWD I "aaaa mm jQ Hg'J.