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BROOKLYN EAGLE, 2, 1948 SCREEN By Ltw Sheaffr 'B'klyn, Texasand Heaven' 1 A Thin, Rambling Comedy i Guv Madison, Diana Lynn, James Dunn and others do all right by "Brooklyn, Texas and Heaven," which had a gala, nationwide premiere last night at Fabian's Brooklyn Mrann. Amiably, with likable presence, all the players rump througn the complications of solution .1 Jan Wyman and Lew Ayres Excellent in 'Johnny Belinda' the storv. But what the film With "Johnny Belinda," at the N. Y. Strand, Warner Broth oniripn finish to a tin-and-silver plot.

They havt does' for them is something else again. Strictly a lightweight, it wan mounted it. workld over it and polished it until it shines like ders from broad sentiment to something more valuable than what it started out to oe. ine have taken Elmer Harris' play dreadfuls of the past, doesn't I A i I i a lurid combination of mlo it? But on top of this ricKety foundation, Jean Neguiesco A ahin direction ana tne enuie drama and tear-jerking heroics about mother lye and treated it with expert, affectionate care cast's responsive playing have built a surprisingly effective I I that couldn't happen even Brooklyn. At the end, the two youngsters are back home to-open that horse ranch, carrying with them the "heaven they found in Brooklyn.

A.i Miss Lynn puts it: "Brooklyn is truly a wondrous place." No review of the film would be complete without mention of the three Cheever Sisters, char, acters reminiscent of the two lethal-minded old dears in "Ar. senic and Old Lace," only the trio is considerably les? danger-ous. The eccentric three is played bv Margaret Hamilton, Moyna Aiagill and Irene Ryan. Other good hits are added by, Lionel Slander as a bellhop, Michael Chekhov as proprietor of the strangest riding academy like an honest-to-life drama nicturc. Excellently teameu obvious comedy in telling about a pair of Texas innocents in the big city, the Brooklyn part of it, of course, who finally strike out again for the wide open spaces, Texans, they come to realize, belong in Texas.

There's nothing wrong with the story idea by itself, but it has been handled in a confused, rambling manner. Produced for United Artists release by Robert S. Golden and based on a Barry Benefield magazine yarn, the plot con In so doing they have lavished "GOOD SAM," in its third and final week at the Music Hall, co-stars Gary Cooper and Ann Sheridan as mister and missus. with Miss Wyman, Lew Ayres brings some heart-felt sincerity and genuine warmth as the doc fine performances, fine diree AT CAPITOL The Marcos head the new stage show, with Howard Hawks' "Red River" as the screen attraction. tor.

tion, solid production values and a good feeling for authentic Charles Bickford, as Miss woman's father, does a good, workmanlike job; Agnes Moore-head contributes her usual cerns a Texas girl who follows authoritative uerformance as "ISN'T IT ROMANTIC" with Veronica Lake and Billy De Wolfe in a prankish mood, will open next Wednesday at' the New York Paramount. iissiifi the embittered aunt; Stephen her career to New York and insists on living in Brooklyn because she has heard so much locale an island off the Nova Scotia coast on a story with a greasepaint heart. Nevertheless, though held back from any real distinction by the story's basic falsity and thealrical values, "Johnny Belinda" is still a touching, moving drama. Firmly and shrewdly it wins your interest, manipulates your attention and keeps McNally, though he swaggers a little too much, convinces as in history, Colin Campbell ana Clem Bevans. Also at the Strand i.

"Smugglers' Cove." a melodrama, with Susan Haywaral the villain, and Jan Sterling about it. The house on "Flat-bush Place" where she seeks a room was chosen because it has does well as his wife. As 'Anna Lucasta' Around Broadway they talk Columbia is negotiating with about something being a poor nlav but a fine show, which vou concerned about a poor cle of performances in aid of the charity. While the season is having a belated start, there having been a more t.ian usual falling-by-the-wayside of new productions, the Fund is hopeful that the successes will show up in good time, they have in the past. Nearly all of the local attractions will be represented in the audience.

also happens to be an apt de Walter Wanger to borrow Susan Hay ward for the title role in "Anna Lucasta," the Broadway hit drama to which the scription of "Johnny Belinda. Leo Goicey ana me cowciy Boys. J. 'Champion' Actor Arthur Kennedy will appear with Kirk Douglas and Ruth, Roman in Screen Plays' adaptation cf 'Champion." the Ring Lardner yarn. Mark Robson will start shooting next month on the drama, which will be released bv United Artists.

Too bad the story wasn more honest. It could have been a studio acquired screen rights for 10 years for a reported fine movie as well as a fine show. Irving Rapper will direct the an unused stable in the rear and she wants to live in it. She is crazy about horses and hopes to be able to buy a ranch some day back home. The story is told in flashbacks, with James Dunn as a kind of narrator.

He plays a bartender who happens to meet the Texas miss and the young Texas chap, a would-be playwright, from whom she thumbed a ride to New York. When the boy has a few too many, trying to forget Broadway's cold shoulder to his talent, it's Dunn who takes him to "Prospect Place" to sober up. Well, Dunn learns the boy's On stage the Strand offers redd Martin orchestra. film from a script by Philip Yordan, who has adapted his Andre Steve Calgary and own play, originally, "Anna Blair Dean. Lucasta" had an all-Negro cast, MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE BROOKLYN AI.BFE "The Willi at Jericho." 141)1.

1 "Orrg Wter," 1:50, 8:34, 11:41. FOX "Life Wllh Fthr." II. I'WIO; "Leather Ciloyei," 1:04, 4:40, 8:16. 11:35. but the film version will be en tirely non-Negro.

Theater Notes 'Jolson' Repeat William Demarest. on loan from Paramount, will repeat his role as Al Jolson's manager in "Jolson Sings Again," with Larry Parks in the title role. MFTHnPOl ITAN "Ruler Pirtde." II. 1:58, 4:45, 10:29. 1 :1 "Best Man The cast of "Goodbye, My Preston Wanted Robert Preston is wanted by Universal as Barbara Stan Wine." 12:41.

8:40. PARAMOUNT "So EtII Mt Loee." story and his efforts to help Fancy," the new comedy by Fay Kanin starring Madeleine 3:08. 8. 9:01. 12:02: Bit Town Scan deaf-and-dumb girl who was taking a beating from life until the rtght man came along.

Even though the story is imposed from the outside, instead of flowing inevitably from the characters' nature and circumstances, the movie has a strong emotional appeal. For this we can thank a beautifully honest performance by Jane Wyman in the role of fortune's stepchild and one equally as fine by Lew Ayres Us an idealistic young doctor who realizes her worth. And here, thank gosh, is one time that Hollywood was smart enough to keep the penciled eyebrows and glamour pots away from a heroine who wasn't supposed to be glam-, orous. I Miss Wyman actually looks, the part of a farm moves and acts like one, andi her transformation from an outwardly stolid, inwardly sensitive human being is finely traced. 0.

so it's the Cinderella story all over again, but not blatantly, not obviously so. At the end, her softly glowing dal." 11:04. 4:58, 7:55, II. wyck's leading man In "Gam STRAND "Brooklyn, Teiai and Heaven." Carroll and produced by Mi bling Lady." Halsted Welles, AT DRIVE-IN "Fun on Weekend" with Priscilla Lane and "The Bachelor's Daughters" open tomorrow at the Sunrise Drive In Theater. chael Kanin in association with Aldrich and Myers, is now com Broadway playwright, is work ing on the screenplay.

plete. Featured in support of AT THE ROXY Marie (The Body) McDonald shares stellar billing with Danny Thomas for the new stage show. On screen is "Cry of the City." Miss Carroll are Conrad Nagel, I 'BEST MAN! Blanche Yurka and Sam Wana BERUM'S ObTtllFAIeWt ft iLwr Sperling Plans Film On O'Dwyer's Career 11:07. 1:48. 4:29.

1:10. "Srauftleri Coe." 13:35, 8:18, 5:51, 8:38. 11:19. MANHATTAN ASTOR "The Babe Ruth 8tor." 10:19, 3:33, 4:40. 6:47, 8:54, 11:01, 1:08.

CAPITOI. "Red River," 9:08. 13:03. 8. 8:59.

Hate, 11:15, 3:14, 5:13, 8:12, 11:11. CRITERION "The Salon Charm." 10:40, 13:45, 3:60. 6. 7:05, 9:10. 11:15, 1:30.

GLOBE "Rope," 9:88. 1:38, 8:34, 5:20. 7:18, 9:03, 10:48, 13:44, 3:40. MAYFAIR "Rachel and the Stranrer." 9. 10:55.

12:50, 3:45, 4:43, 6:41, 8:89, 10:37, 13:35, 3:35. Brothers. Negotiations under way between the two parties JUDY GARLAND FRED The life of Mayor O'Dwyer TONITE AT ALL I 1 I THEATRB81 aaaaaaaaaaal Ai-G-M'l TKHNrCOlOU HlTf I anna ICf week, under the supervision of Mr. Wanamaker, who is direct call for the Mayor's approval 01 the final script and clearance of certain legal matters before production is started. may be filmed by Milton Sper- ling, who heads an independent producing unit at Warner JAMES CAGNEY WILLIAM BEVDIX "TH TIME OF YOUR LIFE" and "FOUR FACES MtCra ing, and is scheduled to open in London, Canada, on Oct.

21. It will reach New York KINGS Flatbatb aad Tilda Amauu PITKIN Pltkla aad sarataia ALPINE. Mtb St. and Flftb Ava. BEDFORD, Biafira 8t.

BDitAnuiav MMarfMiav.HvrtIa Av. JANET MISIC HALL "Good Sara." 10:10, 1:11. 4:09, 7:111. 10:10, llaie, 13:04, REDSKELTON BLAIR 3:05, 8:03, 9:01. PARAMOUNT "Sorry, Wront Number during the week of Nov.

15. Claud Allister, the noted Eng CONEY ISLAND, Burf-StlllwillAvl. 'THE FULLER BRUSH MAN 10:30. 1:29. 4:41, 1:19.

9:57. I TODAY'S I I matinee! itaae. 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:08. 11:44 46TH 4tn uiricm GATES, flatn Ava. aad KAMEO.

Eiitirn Av. MELBA. Llvlnntaa St HanonrPI. beauty comes from within, not from the make-up man's para- KF.NM0RrV,, 'TOUNO FOLKS RIVOLI "An Innocent Affair." 10:58, -1 II 1 1 it-TILI CAD Laa lish comedian currently playing the role of the social secretary LOEW'8 BORO PK. NOW A FIRST RUN THEATRE! SEE 'EM SOONER NEAR YOUR HOME! CTARTINS TOM CALL LUXEMBURG 2-20M FOR LOEWS THEATRE DYKERV PROSPECT 1:19, 8:40.

6:01, 8:24, 10:28, 12:26. ROXY "Cry of the CitT." 11:30. 3, 6:15, nhernalia and skill. SHOWS-IT TNUIHS XTf 13lhCrlAnF.lt PREMIER, Suttar AND "CORONER CREEK" RANDOLPH SCOTT In Clnecolor VgRIDBERGMAN CHAS. BOYER "ARCH OF TRIUMPH" i-NEW ORLEANS" Lonla Arnntrona; 8:15.

itafe, 1:30, 5:05, 8:10. in "The Play's the Thing," will celebrate his 57th birthday TILYOU Actually, "Johnny Belinda" Is 11:10. STRAND "Johnny Belinda," 10:13, 1:35 more like the classic Pygmalion OKPHtUMtr MADISON tomorrow. Mr. Allister has the storv.

rather than Cinderella 'Supers distinction of being the only BAY RIDGE 72d Stmt and Third WARWICK larama and Fllrlaa Straati BORO PARK ilil St. and Nav UtrnM CREENPOINVj Until the doctor comes along PENNT EDWARDS Yiff lail ai'lHI DTa.il Marian. "TWO 60YS "JAS (TMhalcilar) "MAN EATER OF KUMAON RKO THflTHSI ill REPUBLIC and offers to teach her the sign I ell mi row DANCE member of the cast at the Booth Theater who was in the original production of the Ferenc Molnar comedy when it opened at Henry Miller's Theater in November, 1926, after language, Belinda McDonald is known to her father, her aunt, the neiehbors, as the "Dummy." "Abbott A CMtilla Mt rraaaaniMi- BREVOORT wiiBiH" Tiny Martin, Yvanna DiCarlo Bravaart Plata aad Bidtard Ay at "CA8BAH uny war ACi Varonlra Lake. "Tha He.lnUi- AABnioi'it Albumitro.iit", Randy Siatl ALDEN KEITH'S FlUSHMC KEITH'S 88ia ymr 21 11 inikiui iinc ra which he toured the country imtntiteaw mmn inib nip 11 vi-a. iu FIGHT GAME' PELAYIP PT1' for two years in the same role he has today.

"Finian's Rainbow" closes to Every Sunday Night-Starting Oct. 3rd, 8:30 P.M. Music by Vinnie DeTrinnis and His Orchsstra DONGAN'S HALL 7601 4th Ave. Sponsored by Junior Bay Ridge Catholic Action Guild All of them consider her llttlei more than an animal, stupid, unfeeling, good only as a strong back, strong pair of arms with farm chores. Out of pity, the doctor instructs her in the hand language.

scenes alive with exquisite tenderness, by the way and she proves a bright stu OANA ANDREWS CORNEL LINDA ANNE KIRK ANN DARNELL BAXTER DOUGLAS DVORAK JALBEE jfn KTias Cfsaa aoMiio I WIIDI night after 723 performances at the IGth Street Theater, mak Ir-lHrCllfAV" "--DENNIS MORGAN JACK CARSON H4ISTW0 GUYS FROM TEXAS" Madeleine Carroll dent. But helping her, guiding her emergence as a lovable personality, the doctor unwit SHOWMACE RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL ing it the longest-run musical ever- to play that house and the "ninth longest-run musical in the history of Broadway. Monday the Lee SabinsonAVil-liam R. Katzell production will open a national tour at the Forrest Theater in Philadelphia, OF THE MIDWOULl 33 SrinnTrfi jiapfH IlYUii, aRROTT aV LOU COSTELLO tgtAMW i COSTELLO TRjANGLEH JANE WYMAN I LEW AYRES FREDoy I "Johnny MARTIN tingly lets her in for bitter grief. The town bully, attracted now, attacks her one night and leaves her with child.

Her father, after the baby is born, learns who was responsible and 'You'll find TIMES GARY COOPER ANN SHERIDAN in LEO McCAREY'S "GOOD SAM" maker. The cast of 19 also includes Lillian Foster, Lulu Mae Hubbard, Eda Heineinann, George Mitchell, Joseph Boland, Ralph Bunker, Bethel Leslie, Mary Malone, Betty Lou Holland, Gerrianne Raphael, Le-nore Garland, Patty Pope, Sally Hester -and Tom Donovan. "Goodbye, My Fancy," a comedy-drama about a Congress- DVUIlUat CHURUS BiCKWD AaOtf A STIvf CAitARY aiaiarni. aa Ulltnn is killed by the bully. More A special performance of "Inside U.

S. is to be given at the Majesiic Theater tomorrow night, in aid of the Actors' over, the girl shoots and kills T.ll .7: meg her betrayer when he tries to UNDEB- bTIIC II I ERAI a.anua Rail. ROAD I Ilia ILLCUHLl) itarilA A.HA I woman returning to her Alma claim the baby. with RAY COLLINS EDMUND 10 WE JOAN LORDING CLINTON SUNDBERG rodutad ond Olracfad by LEO McCAREY A Rainbow Productions, Inc. Picturo Ralooiod by RKO Radio Picturai ON STAGE: "MUS1CAHA" Producd by Ruiioll Markart, S.ttinot by Bruno Main with Hi Rocicrta, Corps do Ballot, Gloo Club, Muiic' Hall Symphony Orchoitra undor Hi direction of Aloxondor Smallani.

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4-SI34. TO PALESTINE Mater to receive an honorary Sounds like lurid stuff, like will serve to open the new cy degree, went into rehearsal last something from the penny- OPERA LAURENCE OLIVIER 1 'OOaV BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC TONIGHT AT 1:30 IrU BE ST-g NOTHING EVER HELD YOU UKI AURIO HITCHCOCK'S Puce i Mi' ENTERTAINMENT. MADAMA BUTTERFLY NEW YORK PREMIERE I Optri DANNY THOMAS GUY DIANA V1 Oirtttlen: ALFREHO SALMABGI AS MADISON LYNN Tlekiti Naw: I-I2, Flirt Tu T. 3-8700 Filth Avt STATE, DoKilb Md Frawfcim Avtt STAGE FLAYS STAGE PLATS ALBUQUERQUE" ZZ. Ath and Mnd St "SAINTED SISTERS" andj MARIE "The Body" Mcdonald LUaJUiJ PULITZER PRIZE PLAY A CRITICS AWARD IRENE M.

SELZNICK VTtsents A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Directed bv LLIA KAZAN JESSICA TANDY Marlon Brando Kim Hunter Karl Maiden rrvmera. W. 47 St. CI. "MELODY TIME" (d), 5Itt "SSi V-rtiJiN Av'nua' "RETURN OF THE BAD MEN.1..; ,7 TOMB" and "CALL OF THE PRAIRIE'' ARTHUR, SCHWARTZ prenentu LILUE HALEY INSIDE U.S.A.

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THIS SUN. Z' Recnlar Prleei PROCEEDS ACTORS' Alt Now Show ON ICEJ i Sforrino sumnt.it, i plwt BRIDE GOES WILD" HARBOR. 2na St. ond 4th Ava ItO GORCEY tnd THE BOWERY BOYS and "ONE GOOD TURN" Evil. 8:36 Shara.

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