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BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17, 1910 Telephone M.iin 1-6200 For Chnnified Ad Remllt the 'Vanities' In New Film at Loew's Met. i. I THE SCREEN Invisible Man Returns' Is New Rialto Thriller Vincent Price Is Ghostly Hero; Hardwicke Heads Good Cast By HERBERT COHN The little man who wasn't there la having company tills week, wherever he Is. His guest Is a big man Vincent Price, 6 feet 2 Inches or so who Isn't at the Rialto Theater during most of the run of "The Invisible Man Returns." We hope they are enjoying each other's company, for both of them have entertained us well.

The little man, according to reports. Is being forgotten, but the big 'Gulliver' Remains At B'klyn Paramount "Gulliver's Travels," the full" length cartoon feature In Technicolor, Is being held over for a second week at the Brooklyn Paramount Theater. The companion film Is "The Cisco Kid and the Lady," with Cesar Romero and Marjorie Weaver. "Gulliver's Travels" deals witn Gulliver's adventures In one sentience after another; his shipwreck. Imprisonment by the Lilliputians while asleep, his moral victory over the little kingdom through amazing feats of strength, his promotion of a romance between a lovable little princess and a handsome prince and his Solomon-wise solution of an international controversy that threatens war.

'Hunchback' Tomorrow Charles Laughton In "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is to be ine attrartlnn tomorrow at the Albee THE THEATER 'Juno and the Paycock' Revived at Mansfield Barry Fitzgerald and Sara Allgood In Play by Sean O'Casey By ARTIU POLLOCK Paul Vincent Carroll's "Kindred" having been a disappointment a few weeks ago, Its producers hurried to put on another Irish play, Sean "Juno and the. Paycock," one of the Abbey Theater's proudest pieces. And Itvst night with Barry Fitzgerald, Sara Allgood, Arthur Shields and Aideen O'Connor of the Abbey In the cast and Effie Shannon cf unnumbered American theaters, "Juno and the Paycock" was revived at the Mansfield. If the O'Casey play has no special new meanings to fit it to this year 1940, It remains an excellent play and Is at the moment a showcase for particularly enjoyable acting. Mr.

Fitzgerald plays "Captain" Jack Boyle, the Paycock captain, who was on a boat Just once but can tell -s A i -m 4::. is being newly remembered, having paid a ghostly visit to the screen in 1933 under the auspices of H. G. Wells. He was three or i four years ahead of Thome Smith's INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS' A Universal picture directed br Joe Mar from a screen play by Kurt Slodmak and Leater Cole, baaed on a alorv bv Mr.wri Mav and Slodmak.

Presented at Uie Rialto Theater. THE CAST Richard Cobb Sir Cedrlc Hardwicke Qcoffrev Radclille Vincent Price Theater. The film, which has com Stories of his adventures at sea, a 'jlNO AND THE PAYCOCK' Helen Manson Nan Orev pleted its showing at the Radio City Music Hall, will follow Robert Taylor In "Remember?" which highlights the Albee bill that goes out tonight. John Sutton Cecil Kellawav Dr. Prank Griffin Inspector Sampson Spears Ben Jenkins Alan Napier Forrester Harvev A pla by Scan O'Casry.

Revivrd hi the Madrid Theater by Kdwurd Ornate and Ariliur Slue, civ Settings by Robert Eilinond June. THE CAST Mary Aideen O'Connor Juno Sata A.liiiiod Johnny Boyle Harry Young Jerry Devim Thomas Dillon "Captain" Jack Boyle Barry Fitzgerald "Joxer" Daly Arthur Bhielda A Sewm Machine Vendor--Irij, Whitney Cotton Ivan Simpson Edmund Fteldloc Governor equally ghostly Topper and ne naa a monopoly on the screen's "dema-teiialized" heroes. He was talked about for many weeks, and In the movies that is equivalent to fame. Now that Thorne Smith has given him a competitor, his return will probably be a little less startling. One gets used to seeing earthly revolvers being piloted through space by unseen hands and martinis trickling down unseen gullets.

Yet, one doesn't ever get so used to them that they are no longer fascinating. The phantom Sir Geoffrey Rad-cliffe, at the Rialto. is proving that. He is prowling about the colliery country of England (in the Imagination, this time, of Author-Director Joe May) with an injection of some secret fluid in his veins. man of gusto who dodges work with great Industry, has pains in his legs whenever he risk getting a job, a lib.

vain man content to live in words and lor himself and for the moment, ignoring the things that go on around him. He and Juno, his wife, make it a comic play, affluent in details of character, until In the last act they lose everything they have, their daughter is deserted by a young man who has betrayed her and their son is murdered. Jack Boyle is one of Mr. Fitzgerald's most complete characterizations, the work of an actor who can bring a character to life as few actors can. A Coal Vendor William Stone Lunar.

Self New Robinson Film "Brother Orchid" has been set by Warner Brothers as Edward G. Robinson's next starring picture after he completes work In "The Magic Bullet." The screen play is to be based on a magazine story by Richard Connell and Is scheduled to go into production some time next month. Charlie Btntham, Mrs. M.iUN.e Madifiwn Mr. Tancred Orania O' Mai ley Effie Shannon Ha Norcross Needle Nuneru Charles Keenan An Irregular Furniture Removal Man Bvron Russell Barbara Walters Featured In Earl Carroll's new revue at the St.

James Theater. iun'i Furniture Remuval Man Jack Graham tt ft in st In, th CM Hi bu tit tit -u fit ti ef 9 lat as) kit mi thi Cit en I en Oc 1.0 Th pn Lei pie gre rh Coi T. of Ch P. i pre Am In red buc Bo) con Nancy Grady, OeorEe Regan and Harry Sclby MOTION HCTl 'RES Jail to track down the fellow who killed his brother and pinned the crime on him. He has Richard Cobb, a wealthy mine owner, to contend with, and Inspector Sampson of Scotland Yard, and a scheming mine superintendent.

Besides, he is constantly in danger of going mad with the realization of his miraculous power to come and go without being seen. And, since the antidote that would bring him back to human form had not been discovered, he is an eerie and bewildering figure who adds an almost terrifying suspense to the expert melodramatics of Sir Cedrlc Hardwicke as the mine owner; John Sutton, the doctor who is searching feverishly for the antidote, and Nan Grey, his pretty fiancee, who is considerate enough to remain constantly In the flesh. MOTION PICTURES i He's all right when he keeps his clothes on and has a bandage wound around his head. But he 'has a habit of stripping. And his I own brand of strip-tease unlike Marlene Dietrich as she appears in "Destrjr Rides Again," which starts tomorrow at the Metropolitan with "Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the President." GONE WITH THE WIND opehsTHURS.

FEB.l IV BUY RESERVED SEATS NOW FOR NIGHT SHOWS AND SUNDAY MATINEE NIGHTS I SUNDAY MATINEE AIL SEATS DESERVED Inc. Til) Sara Allgood is the Juno, his alert wife, big and strong and imperious, ease. The ease comes from money aware of all his defects and con- borrowed in the belief that the Instant In reminding him of them. heritance will arrive. It doesn't.

Their life together is a battle of And with the news that it never will maneuvering, a continued outright' comes the disclosure that daughter though seldom bitter antagonism. Mary's young man has disappeared They make each other's lives lively leaving her with child, and son and are Interested in little beyond Johnny has been found murdered that. Miss Allgood played Juno as the streets. Too eager to live lar back as 1924 and has returned on dreams and talk, the Paycock to the role often since. She plays and Juno find themselves bereft of it richly, with eloquent pantomime.

everything. Arthur Shields is the "Joxer" Robert Edmond Jones has done Daly, pal of the wordy "captain," a the scenery and Mr. Shields direct-hanger-on constantly being ejected ed. The actors play at a leisurely by the sturdy wife, as often being pace that permits "Juno and the smuggled into the house again by Paycock" to seem sometimes a the stubborn husband. And Aideen rather heavy evening's entertain-O'Connor Is the daughter who has ment.

the Minsky brand dissolves him into nothingness. It is all very teasing, though. He unwinds his headgear and he has no head; he removes his coat and shirt, and his trousers walk around without a trunk above them. And when all of his garments are in a heap, Sir Geoffrey is quite invisible except that he shows in dim outline, in the ram or behind a screen of tobacco smoke. And so It Is that, in his ghostly form, Sir Geoffrey escapes from WEEKDAY MATINEES Contlmiwi a not KtstKUU I 3C inc.

nil l0oia. Mill ordars filled in ordar of thilr ractipt This production will not Ihown nywhort ictpt (I advancad pneat it latst until 1941. G.W.J.W.' WILL SHOWN IN ITS INIIKtTY-JUST AS ON fWAYI MUSIC OF THE DAY Jooss Ballet Gives Notable Performance Presents 'Spring Tale' and 'Chronica' Brilliantly at Academy of Music Rv MIl.FS 5TFNrIFrK LD 33B33m aaaaaaiadaaBaTaaMHaaHMaaasaaaaaiaiaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mm ma 'JIMMY Contralto I TOMORROW! a new beau, the beau turning out to be a young man who made out the will of an uncle of the Paycock. He brings news that the vain Irishman has been Now there is no need even to pretend to be on the lookout for work. New furniture is bought, husband and wife I VinlUt Vlipf Taa nnnnnnilt, l.nr flllt.

1 1 I GOES THE Jimmy Stewart, ict' Prize winner, settle down to a life of undeserved GIANT imaginative concept. Whether his Is the finest expression in ballet today is a nice question, but the evidence submitted In the form of two ballets danced by the Joass Ballet at the Academy of Music la.st night places him among the few exceptional ballet writers. Taken all in all, this performance was the best of its kind to be seen In New York this season. While every member of the com- i I turns two-gun man OF MUSICAL FUN SHOWS! A rides straight into Marlene's heart! pany appeared to be an excellent 'A Child Is Born' Due at Fox Friday "A Child Is Born," starring Fitzgerald and featuring Jeffrey Lynn, Gladys George, Gale Page, Spring Byington and Johnnie dancer in his or her own way, there a drive that was very forceful and emphatically impressive. Rudolf Peslit gave a fine characterization of the dictator, ably assisted by Noelle de Mosa as Clarissa, with whom he was in love and whom he destroyed when power got the better of his judgment.

Again, the costuming was most effective (the work of Dimitri Bouchene), and the music (by Berthold Goldschmidt) well fitted to the theme. Perhaps the amazing quality In the performance of the Jooss Ballet is its ability to create so vivid an illusion without the aid of any scenery. Such an achievement speaks well for its brilliant dancing. Jimmy Durante Listed For Flatbush Stage Jimmy Durante, comedy star of "Red. Hot and Blue" and other Broadway plays, is to headline the stage show at the Flatbush Theater for the week starting tomorrow.

The stage bill also lists Jay Mills and his orchestra, the Two Zephyrs and the dancing of Lee Dixon, dancer. technique, perfect timing, and artistic expression all contributed to the suavity and the finish of the dancing. As the prince, Hans Zullig was the center of attention, but his princess, Ulla Soederbaum, danced with an understanding and a delicacy that made her distinctive also. Almost in the same breath The boys had to smile when they called 'Frenchie' a Lady I She's a yelling, scrapping cyclone! was one in particular who may be rated as great Hans Zullig. who took the lead in "A Spring Tale." He was superb.

Kurt Jooss is not so much a choreographer as a creator of ballet. His stories virtually flow into movement, since both are the product of Davis, will head the screen program a single mind. "A Spring Tale" had.su'a mentioned me ouici pim- a lucidity of narrative, of move- t-'pa's. opening at the Fox Brooklyn i neater on Friday. The co-feature will be "The Big Guy," co-starring Victor McLaglen and Jackie Cooper.

-A Child Is Born" is set In the maternity ward of a great city hospital and concentrates on the pathos and Joy of women's greatest adventuremotherhood. In "The Big Guy" McLaglen portrays a prison warden trapped by the same motives he condemns. ment, and of mood that was masterful in conception. It was an en MOTION PICTURES The other ballet, "Chronica," a dance drama in three acts based on an Italian manuscript of the 16th century, was realistic to the core. It was the story of the rise, reign, and renunciation of a dictator.

That the story had its familiar and timely aspect makes it unnecessary to retell. This dictator, when he beheld the misery he had created, relented, sacrificing himself that the city which had suffered under his yoke might again enjoy its freedom. The story was not a happy one; its impact, however, was relentless. Like other political works of Jooss it had chanting fairy tele of how a prince found his princess with the help of a wondrous hermit. 'Throughout its four acts there ran a thread of humor, satire, and charm entirely romantic in spirit and quite captivating in essence.

The costumes (by Hein Heckroth) were tastefully designed and the music (by F. A. Cohen) agreeably suitable. Yet all of this might not have appeared so delightful had it not been for the superior performance by the company. Clearly executed w-' -I i Three Cornered Moon' For St.

Felix Street On Friday and Saturday, Jan. 19 and 20, at 8:30 p.m the Playhouse Group of the St. Felix Street Playhouse will present "Three Cornered Moon," by Gertrude Tonkonogy. The group is working under the direction of Joseph C. Marrone.

Elinore Rogers She will be heard in a song recital tomorrow evening at the Apollo Studios. MOTION PICTURES BROOKLYN'S OWN 'Mr. Mrs. JOE TURP CALL OK THE PRESIDENT' parsonSfffp rTTt STAGE PLAYS MANHATTAN 'Brlht, My and hanrfwme." Anderson, Jour. I B.

Cm. ne SVI.VA presents Bert LAHR Ethel MERMAN JOHN COi nFN prt-M-nts GERTRUDE LAWRENCE In MMSON R.WHAEI.SOVS ronrdr A PICTURE with ANN WIY1. LEWIS SOTHERN GARGAN STONE nil RADRY WAS A lillV CITVI A If No Performance rr CHARLES IAI16HT0N 'th DONALD COOK GLENN ANDERS lull ruKitrt Junius i ynRntrn Th. ct ri a utm k.a FROM DAMON RUNYON'S STORY crrHSf TOHAVnd SAT. HHAYjit J.

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7:45. 0:30 StaOA Show at: 1:24. 6:49. 9:34 MANSFIELD 47 St. All 57 Srali Sjt Mat.Tom 2:8 Sati at FEATURE FILITIS SHOLUIHG TODflV bu MOSS HART GFORGF KAUFMAN with MONTY WOOI.I.EV Rulers of the Sea.

Dour- Fairbanks Jr.j Cat and the ainary. Bob Hope Marx Br int. it the Cirrus, Kenny Baker; Intermezzo, Leslie Howard, Ingrld Bergman Robert Donat. Goodbye Mr. Chips, Greer Garon; Darrein Coed, Lana Turner, Artte Shaw Mr.

Smith Goes to Washington. Jas. Stewartj Five Little Peppers, Edith hello wn Death of a Champion, Lnne Overman; Edmund Lowe, Wendy Barrie, Witness Vanishes G3GX270 MI SIC BOX TlttA 4S W. of wnT Spellhlnrllrn prrformanrf H'inf h'U TOM and 2:40 The PLAYWRIGHTS- rOMFASY Thf Theatre r.nild prr.ent, Philip Rarrr'l maan PHILADELPHIA STORY I A f. KATHARINE HEPBURN 1st tfieit, 8fti Rmrrvrd Clrclii -4fiOO (1 VAN HKFI.IN JOSKPH OTTFN W.

47 St. OSIIO Mdllll.AS JOY RARRYMORF Evl.8:35. $3 .30 to $1.10. SI1IKI.FY BOOTH Cirri. J.590I1 Mali.

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Ninth St. Filth RKO Buahwlrk, B'way-Hewarri Ave. STARTS TOMORROW tou. "2 conayls' A'es' PAUL MUNI, "WE ARE NOT RKO Greenpoint, 1125 Manhattan Ave. I i Diruion IMV nrvA" RKO Orpheuro.

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and Rotawell PI SI. dim a Touchdown: and Missinr Dinuhlera St. ieore Plavhoune, 100 PlnaanDl. St. Rulera of the Sea; alao The I'ndrr-Pun Terminal, Fourth Ave.

and Dean St I'nder Two Flara; alao The Rrnreadp Trail Tlvoll, Fullon St. and Mvrtla Ava Man Bros. At the Clrcua; Rulers of the Sr, RRir.HTON BFAf Oceana. Birihton Baaeh Day time Wife; also The F'lyinr Drures M.ATBISH Aatnr, Flatbuth n.ar Church. also The Weddlnr Nieht Flatbush, Church and Flatbush Aves ON Johnnie Scat Davis A- Al Trahan; Patricia Norman; 3 Oxfords; a Wilea; others Granada, Church and Noitrand Aval Fternallv Youra; also L'-Roat 211 FAST FI.ATBISH Avenue Ave.

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and Park Plata Cavalcade: and Rebellious Daughters Sandera, Prospect Park Weat-Mth St. Roaring; Twenties; The Honeymoon's Over KINGS HIGHWAY Jewel, Kings Highway and Osean Outcast; also Manproof, Rosalind Russell AVENI'E 11 SECTION Avenue Ava. E. 18th Thunder Afloat: also What a Life Traymore, Avaoua and E. 46th Women; also SO.Oihi Men a Year R1DGFWOOD Colonial.

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