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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1935 6 'Top Hat' Is Tops at the Albee Events in the Film Theaters and Studios Plenipotentiaries of Drama, Comedy and Terpsichore Picture Parade The screen 5v MARTIN DlCKSTElNs Bm johs REDDIS'GTOS- Fred Astaire Brings Gaiety to the Albee in "Top Hat" A New Film at the Fox Theater After three record-breaking weeks at the Music Hall, "Top Hat," the latest musical romance of Fred Aataire and Ginger Rogers, arrived in Fox Theater to Drop Stage Shows for Double-Feature Bills New Colbert Film Due for Music Hall Premiere Thursday Now It the Brooklyn which announce a JJJ aentln, "all the on the Bcr.en. The last in th. blg downtown picture theaters (the MetrorlUan at. this week la a temporary exception to the rule), well to variety entertainment on Thursday night. will join th.

rapidly mounting list of theaters screen It principal film attraction with short subjects, cartoons and news reels, Tor Its inaugural twin-feature program a pair of rnm has been booked at the Tox, starting Friday. One la Metro-Ooldwyn. Brooklyn over the weekend at the Albee. Not only is "Top Hat" a hugely successful picture, it is also one which deserves to be. That alone makes It a matter for more than cursory comment.

Besiden the dancing of Astaire and Rogers, the music of Berlin and the skillful direction of Mark Sandrich, It possesses a combination of qualities wholly rare for a movie a sustained mood, abundant life, a pleasant strain of humor end genuinely high spirits. Certainly the accomplishments of Astalra are sufficiently well known, as a dancer, to require little further Mayer's production, "The Bishops- Malodv of 1936," the 'Top Hat' Jerrv Travers Fred AUire Dale Tremrint Ctlnm-r nosers Hnrsre Hardairlt Eilard E. Horrnn Marttf Helen Brorlerlck Albirto Erik Rhodes Bates Eric Blore An RKO production directed by Mar Sandnch. Misbehaves," a screen version of last season's stage hit of the same name. Heading the cast are Maureen O'Sulllvan, Edmund Qwenn (remember the genial rascal of "Laburnum and Luclle Watson.

The co-feature will be the Universal thriller, "Storm Over the Andes," with Jack Holt, Mona Barrie and Antonio Moreno. As an added attraction, the program will also include the first of the series of "The emphasis at this moment, But perhaps you did not know, also, that be Is a deft light comedian and can deliver a song to as great an effect as any radio tenor now employed in Hollywood plus a rhythmic verve possessed by none of them. If these, things are news to you, "Top Hat" will acquaint you with Astaire at his most genial and winning self; If they are not news to you, you will scarcely need my urging to see "Top Hat." In this variation on the theme of two nimble feet, Astaire is cast as an American dancer playing in London who finds himself attracted to utilize this latest fad in transportation for the edification of moviegoers. Hence we have "Streamline Express," the current film at the Fox Theater. A trifling, unpretentious little comedy, it serves mainly as an advertisement for the new trains, which apparently are the ultimate in speed, luxury and comfort.

The an American girl living at his hotel The girl is equally impressed, but musical screen hit with Jack Benny and Eleanor Powell heading the cast, will be held over at the Capitol for a second week. 00 Negro Operetta Ernst Lubitsch, who supervise production activities at Paramount, sends us a couple of additional details regarding that screen operetta he is planning to film with an all-Negro cast. Based on a story of hi. own creation, this first musical picture ever to be enacted entirely by colored players will be called "The Chocolate Princess." It will, Mr. Lubitsch confides, be on the order of "The Love Parade," one of his most successful movie operettas.

The cast, which will Include some of the world's most famous Negro talent, Is now being assembled and production Is scheduled to get under way In a few weeks. Cast The signing of four new player, for Samuel Goldwyn's forthcoming production, "Splendor," completes the cast of this Rachel Crothers screen play. Ivan Simpson, Lois January, Reginald Sheffield and Torben Myer assume their roles in the film today In support of Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea. Onslow Stevens, Toby Wing and Esther Ralston are the latest additions to the cast of "Forced Landing," Republic's picturizatlon of an original story by William Boehnel and Morris Helprin. Voice of Experience" shorts.

As, heretofore, the Fox will continue its weekly previews on Thursday evenings. The Monday night Amateur Hour broadcasts over WMCA also will be continued under the new policy. Colbert Again Claudette Colbert, who rose to new starring heights in "It Happened One Night," the picture for which she won the Motion Picture Academy's acting award, will be revealed this week In her latest film, "She Married Her Boss." It opens Thursday at the Radio City Music Hall, and the Columbia company tells us that "it Is in the same gay manner" of the earlier Colbert vehicle. In "She Married Her Boss" Claudette Is seen as a painfully efficient private secretary to a young man with bad digestion and bitter memories of a sour marital experience. Though sympathize, with her boss' dyspepsia, she becomes Impatient with his views on marriage when she finds herself In love with him.

Miss Colbert has two leading men In the new picture Michael Bartlett and Melvyn Douglas. I Above! George Brent in "Special Agent," th screen thriller at the Manhattan Strand. Top, right: Jack Oakie, who add humor to "The, Big Broadcast of 936" at the Brooklyn Paramount. Muni Loses His Identity action lags regrettably, however, in spite of its setting and the dialogue is positively threadbare. Apart from that, "Streamline Express" Is fair screen entertainment.

The cast, headed by Victor Jory and Evelyn Venable, turn in commendable performances. The story resolves Itself around the efforts of Mr. Jory, a young stage producer, to live up to the maxim, "the show must go on." Piqued at his criticisms of her acting. Miss Venable, his leading lady, deserts the new show at dress rehearsal, becomes engaged to Ralph Forbes and books passage on the streamline express leaving New York on its inaugural 20-hour run to Los Angeles. Hot on her trail comes Mr.

Jory, who after several unsuccessful attempts to see his errant leading lady stows himself away aboard the train disguised as a steward. In this capacity he spends his time trying to persuade the indignant Miss Venable to return to the show and dissuade her from marrying Mr. Forbes. When we tell you he is finally successful In both efforts, we're not exactly giving away secrets. As the train rushes on, the loves and lives of sundry other passengers are glimpsed rather sketchily.

There is one of those "eternal triangle" affairs, resulting in the reconciliation of a runaway husband and his wife, unwittingly abetted by the suave Sidney Blackmer. And there is Vince Barnett, who supplies the comedy in the role of an expectant father who is rushing to the Coast so that his child may be born in California and thereby win a fortune bequeathed by an uncle. 'SiV rll ''I'M1 ffh Rights Moor and Were who thare honor with Lou Hall, Bell Raker and other hendlinrrt In ih big Hage niow ul Low's Metropolis tan thit week. A Make-Up Expert Performs a Miracle and Changes Him Into Louis Pasteur PILAC to conceives the impression that Astaire really married to a friend of hers whose husband ahe has never met. She 1 forced to accept an Invitation to visit the friend at the Lido, and as Astaire ii managed by the man he has been mistaken for.

it is not implausible that he should be a guest at the same party. There are perhaps more complications than are necessary in what happens afterward, but some of them are Ingenious and others are funny, especially those involving Erik Rhodes, who had a not dissimilar role in "Gay Divorcee." Astaire is seen at the top of his form in "Top Hat," especially in the dances to "Isn't it a Lovely Day?" "Foot Loose and Fancy Free," "Top Hat" and "Cheek to Cheek." In the first and last of these Miss Rogers is his wholly Ingratiating partner, demonstrating once again the vast benefit which has been bestowed upon her by professional association with Astaire, He also has brilliant routines for both of the other numbers especially in the intricacies of "Top Hat," done with a tall-coated chorus of male dancers. Besides the absurdities contributed by Rhodes, there are some moments of high nonsense by Edward Everett Horton (as Astaire 's friend) and Helen Broderick, as the undeceived wife. Altogether "Top Hat" is the first musical picture of the season which must be seen if you wish to be well-equipped with parlor conversation. At the Fox "Streamline Exprpss." a Mascot picture.

THE CAST Fatricia Wallis Evelyn Venablf Jimmy Hart Victor Jory Blaine Vinson Esther Ralston Fred Arnold Ralph Forbes Ollbert Landon Stdner Blackmer Mrs. Forbes Erin O'Brien-Moore John Forbes Clay Clement Jones Vine? Barneit Of raid Wilson Bobby Watson Larry Houston Lee Moran Purser Edward Hearn Conductor Allan Cavan Steward Sid Savior Fawn Taylor The craving for speed recently prompted engineering science to evolve the streamline train, which in turn has prompted Hollywood to DUN IN BROOKLYN hvn-A Nostrand near Paelfl St. Wnrmerlv the T.tttio CLEARY'S Oarden The most Un-to-dat nlam In TUrffivrri a.elnn IjinnliBAH 50c. Dallv and Dinner 75c. a la cart.

Freth seafood and lira lob.teri dally. Oholc liquors and win. Ovalcr and Scallops were never belter than this season at "Wax Museum." Campbell was sent out to the studio to chaperone a group of wax figures. The studio liked his work and he got a job. But to get back to Mr.

Muni. There he was, stretched out in the barber chair. Campbell was bending over him. We made our self comfortable and watched. On the wall back of Muni's head was a large picture of the actor as Louis Pasteur, Campbell only looked at the picture once during the whole proceeding.

Unlike mast men who stand over prostrate forms in barber chairs. Campbell had nothing to say. Mr. Muni did the talking. 'We Raise the Hair Line" "First we raise my hair line two inches," Muni explained.

"You see, my hair line Is two inches lower than Pasteur's." That sounded difficult. It was. It took an hour. Gradually the hair line receded. At half past seven It was one inch higher.

At eight it was two inches higher and you couldn't tell that It wasn't always that way. lip. A few bits were glued on here and there, "Now comes the ordeal," Muni said. "I get a new skin on the upper part of my face." Creates Artificial Skin Campbell applied strange liquids and worked them in. He was very careful about It for he had to create an artificial skin texture over the original Muni hair line.

Little wrinkles appeared. The brow became deeply furrowed. There wasn't a trace of Muni's face left. Ht sat up and surveyed himself In the mirror. Then he took a picture out of his pocket and handed It to us, "That Is Pasteur," he said.

"We looked at the photograph. We looked at the man In the chair. Ther were identical. Muni put on a padded shirt and slipped into a coat. Now he was portly and a little stooped.

His voice changed. His mannerisms changed. And when he walked out into the sunshine and headed for Stage Two where William Dieterle, the director, was awaiting him, he was Paul Muni no longer. Louis Pasteur had come back to life. 374 Fulton near Smith St.

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DUw la th Py SKRtrUPU oeautlful Twrae Room whe ohaxmln iX. nflhantrnent. Dally Dinner 65a tnd Sic; "Ball of Fire" is the new title of the 20th Century-Fox picture formerly called "Music Is Magic." The large cast features Alice Faye, Bebe Daniels. Ray Walker, Frank Mitchell, Andrew Tombes, Louis Alberni and Jack Durant. Arthur Hohl and Arthur Rankin have joined Roger Pryor in the cast of Columbia's "It Never Rains." The same company also has assigned 9-year-old Edith Fellows to a role in "One Way Ticket." Hollywood, Sept.

23 Every morning at seven these fine days, Paul Muni walks into the makeup department at the First National studio. Two hours and ten minutes later, the famous French scientist, Louis Pasteur, walks out. That's not magic that's Hollywood. What goes on in those two hours and ten minutes? How does a man become another man who has been dead for many years? To find the answer to these questions, we lay In wait for Muni, the other morning. We are not accustomed to getting up at seven.

That Is early In Hollywood. That is early anywhere. We were a little skeptical about Muni being up. He was. He was sitting in a barber chair, and though he had a fine black beard he wasn't waiting for a shave.

He wanted more, not less, whiskers. Master of Makeup The morning we watched Muni being made up for his starring part in "Enemy of Man," Clay Campbell did the work. Mr. Campbell got into the makeup business through chance. He came to Los Angeles 15 years ago looking for a job.

A concern that made wax figures lor department stores and wax museums needed some one to help turn pieces of wax into men and women and Mr. Campbell went to work. For ten years he put wigs on bald wax heads and modeled wax faces and wax ears and wax noses. Then a few years ago, Warner National made a picture called wwmui oo. rtoom lor private xunctlons.

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Reasonable prices. Private banquet rooms, "cmfarlably ewl THE TOWERS 'TSK r'000 "Now we make the face broader," said Muni. "My face is thinner than Pasteur's. Watch." We watched. Campbell picked up a pencil and made a line.

Then he picked up another and made another line. Then he smudged out the lines and made shadows. So fast did he work that one could hardly follow his movements. Muni's face grew broader. He began to look years older, "We grow more beard now," Muni said, "They didn't give me time to raise enough of my own so we add a few." That only took a few minutes.

A tuft of hair was applied to the lower Apollo. Putten nd Throop Lincoln, Bedford Ave. end Lincoln I Loew'l Brovoort, Brevoort and Bedford. Nmtlonol Tk 7i0 Waihlniton Ave Savor, Bedford An. hud Llmeln RIVOLI 'HA SltTJ liiua n.

u. rieide in man on lying Trapeze) Shanghai; and dinner Alice Adami; and She Geti Her Han LlViiora. 1Ub luncheon, Table Hole DlnnirT' Choice Vme. "Legong," Film of Bali, To Open World Theater The motion picture which has been chosen to inaugurate the new regimeat the distinctive little playhouse in W. 49th St.

when it changes Its name on Oct. 1 from the Westminister Cinema to the World Theater, is "Legong," made in the Island of Bali by the Marquis Henri de la Falaise. The announcement was made last night by Irvin Shapiro and Archie Mayers, the new proprietors of the theater which served for so many years as the producing headquarters of Charles Hopkins. "Legong," it is explained, means In Balinese "Dance of the Virgins." and its story of triangular romance unfolds In the picturesque primitive homes, the intimate market places and the ancient and magnificent 'The 39 Steps' Continues On Roxy Theater Screen Having been acclaimed one of the outstanding pictures of the new season, "The 39 Steps," the G-B melodramatic hit with Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll, is being held over for a second week at the Roxy Theater. The gala variety revue on the stage, in which Billy Hill is featured, is also being held over for a second week, as is the added screen attraction, "The Voice of Experience." The consensus of critical opinion concerning "The 39 Steps" is that it is the most exciting and entertaining film to be seen on Broadway since "The Thin Man." The picture tells the story of a young Canadian who, against his will, becomes involved in a web of espionage and a series of murders.

Robert Donat, PIIMIIIMGand BOROl'OH HALL AND DOWNTOWN ttlTU tf.t'"L 'E It: and Murder In the Fleet L.il.lil Broadway Gondolier; and Hard Rock H.rrl,an "-Ivliifiteotad Baft, Alice Pave, livery Night at plm Mome.ee uo Pylt.e ai Murder Man, Spencer Tracy; Mickey Mouee KKO nr.h.- r.iL,a-.-i-ii"t,"'G,M--F,0,,t Pa WMn: Calm Voureoll fit fVH 'P Al: and She Goto Her Man St. Oere rieynooie. 100 rineaeele features Curly Top; and Ariane Termto.I F.urth Ave. a.d Ota. Top, and Shanghai TItoII, Fult.n St.

and Mrrtl. Ave. Love Me Porever; and Wilderness Mad BORorr.n pah CIIIM MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES Loewa Boro Park, SI UtreeM on Touth, Rylvia Sidney. Herbert Mar arahaD: FIGHT RETURNS! f.XTR 4T ALL LOKW'S THMTRKS Tl S. NIGHT pint silt Hat Kid IN BROOKLYN HELD OVER OtjUJEW'S fit HALF MOON SI w.

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fteleehoM Hepburn In Alice Adams; and She Gets Her Man GRF.FNroiNT BKO Qroonpelnt, Ml Maahattaa An Dante's Inferno; and She Geta Her Maa CROWN HEIGHTS Simi.UH." leaVl! 1 Broadway Gondolier: and Bet on Blonde. Trapese; and Dinky Blvun, at. Jena. Black Sheepj and She EAST NEW TOBK GABLE BROW JOE HARLOW BEERY -In Wrncr Bro. funniest musical in Metro-Goldwvn-VUrer't MIDWOOD GRILL XS5E5 WITH SONOS OP THE ISLANDS.

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Edgar Kennedy Oast Edgar Kennedy, star of RKO Radio's "Average Man" series of featurettes, has been given the leading comedy role in "Tamed," Ginger Rogers' first solo starring film. George Brent has the leading male role. Others in the cast are Grant Mitchell, Alan Mowbray, Louis Mason and Joan Breslau. MOTION PK'Tl'KES Cromwell; plus Our Gang Comedy CAMEO. fMMmrr.

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Supper, S1.S0. 8 to 8 diowi nlshtly, reaturlne 3 Rsckateerc. Helen Page, M.C, and what besutlrul slrii. Open Sundayi HOWDY REVIEW 41 w- c- Most nWTTUI INK I TV sophisticated spot in town. Continuous rtanant and entertainment.

New foil show. Ouent stars and new faces niehtlv. PARAMOUNT The Irlah In I's; and Smart Girl All Leader. Coney ial. Ave, Loew'a Century.

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THE NORMANDIE 57, Serving th famous 8wdlh hor d'oeuvre. (8aioru Bord). Luncheon dinner upper. Entertainment and dancing. Distinctively different.

In Technicolor, the first picture to be so recorded against authentic backgrounds in the tropics. Cinema de Paris Gels A IVew French Picture "Maria Chapdelalne." winner of the Grand Prix du Cinema Fran-cads and rated the best film produced in France this year, will have Its American premiere tomorrow at the Cinema de Paris, formerly the fth Avenue Playhouse. The film is equipped with English titles. Adapted from the French novel by Louis Hemon, "Maria Chapdelalne" has won acclaim in a number of European cities where It has already been shown. Arthur Luhin to Direct 'The Frisco Waterfront" Arthur Lubin, Republic Pictures director, has been assigned "The Frisco Waterfront" as his next production.

Lubin recently completed the direction of "Two Sinners." a screenplay done from Warwick Deeping 'Two Black Sheep." "The Frisco Waterfront." an original by Norman HouMon. will go Into production in about 10 days. To Direct Cren Film Frank Mi-Donald will begin the direction of active camera work on i Monday on "Freshman Love." which! is to be produced by First National-with Patricia Fllis, Frank McHugh and Warren Hull, the studio an-1 nounces. 'Freshman Love" is a story Of collrge rrew racing, written by Oeorge Bricker and Earl Fenton. M-G-M'i Greatett Muiicall B'WAY MELODY of 1936' ith iatk BENNY.

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-Avenue Moore. Love Me Forever; and Dinky Traymor. Avenue snd E. 41th Murder in the Fleet; and Ladles Love Danger BIDOKWOOD Glenwnod, Myrtle Ave. snd D'tatur Dinky: and Don't Bet on Blondes i RKO Madison, Or rile end Wvranft Hepburn In Alice Adams; and She Gets Her Man Pnrthenon, Myrtle and Wvtknff Aves.

The Irlah In I and I'ubllc Opinion Rldgewond, atvrtle and Cvsreit The Irlah In IV. and Public Opinion Rivoli, atvrtle snd Wilton Avea. Muni, Border Town; Hoorav (or Love NOITH BROOKLYN RKO Prospect, nth St. and 5th Dante's Tnfrrnn: snd She Gets Her Msn Sander's Globe. 22t ISth St Go Into 1 our Dance: Girl From I nth Ave.

tVIU IAMSBt no Alba, Flushing Ave. and Brosdwsy Dinky: and Going Highbrow ROXY aaaonaieif cawwoiL in "THE 39 STEPS" teeei NATACHA NATTOVA eoso UCHINfB ovWOWt VKTOa JORY Stnamliiw EllPftM' ig Stag Shw Plu ITR taerl7ev-o IfUTW THE WIVEL No cover choree. Famous for Swedish Hors Oruvres nuntiy. IN TI1E BRONX PELHAM PARKWAY INN Vi-Z grand opening date. Bringing Broadway to the Bron.

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