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I in ix I. Summer Theaters BROOKLYN EAGLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1941 Dusrer Kearon wmes dock To the Brighton as a Star 7 'I. 1. A Kid When Here Last, Long Since Grown Famous, Returns in 'Gorilla' By ARTHUR POLLOCK Buster Keaton is back! After a good many years he returned last night to the stage of the Brighton Theater, where as a kid he had appeared with his mother and father as The Three Keatons. And if Buster Keaton is back, so is "The Gorilla." Both turned up at the Brighton last night for a week's run, this being the first appearance of Mr.

Keaton, lie doesn't mind being called Jetm Mulr and Stnford Melsner ire presenting the film star, Gloria Stuart, In "Mr. and Mrs. North" this week as the second bill at their County Theater, Suffern, N. Y. Miss Stuart comes from the Drama Festival at Ann Arbor, where she appeared In Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the Man," to play Pam North In the Owen Davis comedy sue-cess.

Richard Kendrlclc Is seen as Mr. North, and others in the cast Include Art Smtlh, Helen Beverly, Ruth Nelson and Ouy Moneypenny. The production was directed by Sanford Melsner and the scenery was designed by Paul Morrison. Cheryl Crawford and John WUd-berg are presenting Paul and Grace Hartman in "Two for the Show" at their Maplewood Theater, Maple-wood, N. this week.

Gina Malo, Tommy Wonder, Frances Mercer, Fred Kelly and Robert Douglas are the other principals. "Two for the Show" offers sketches and musical numbers from its original Broadway production and from "One for the Money," its predecessor. The Hartmans are also seen in half a dozen of their own dance specialties. The Starlight Theater, Pawling, N. opened its second show of the season last night with the play, "Fresh Fields," starring Margaret Anglln and featuring Sally O'Neil, 'THE GORILLA' A mystery melodrama by Ralph Spenca Revived at i he Briahton Theater with Buier Keaton al liar.

THE CAST Jefferson T.ee Doe Doe Oreen Cvrus Stevens Mortimer Weldon Alice Urnby. his niece Oeraldine Oaltley Arthur Maraden William Chambera Mr. Mullwan Buater Keaton Mr. Oarrlty Harry Orlbbon Simmons deorie Keana The stranser David Leonard A Sailor Andrew Oaljpaw Poa Murray Bennett Dr. Wllner Bart Reedy It' A i iri it' that, In play In the New York area.

Once when he was to go into a Winter Garden revue he decided to go Into the movies instead. That, as everybody knows, was a few years back. He has made movie history since. He was a pretty silent fellow in the movies, silent and Incredibly calm no matter what happened to him, which was a good deal in the custard pie days. In "The Gorilla" he Is fairly silent too, being the less loquacious of those famous'two detectives who were sure they could catch the murdering monster in no time but were frightened silly almost every minute.

Both are dumb. ANN NEAGLE as she appears in "Sunny which comes to RKO neighborhood theaters with a camera such as parents buy their children for Christmas and two detectives, Mulligan and Gar-l'ity. The dicks have come to keep Stevens from getting knocked off RnL thev haven't been thpr lnnt Buster Keaton, though he still plays the lllilus 0 out old Mr supported by Elwyn Harvey, Lucia Lancaster, Edwin Hugh, Teddy Jones and Isobel Rose. "Fresh Fields" will run through Sunday, with Thursday and Saturday matinees. The play now going into rehearsal is "Command to Love," starring Ramon Novarro, and will open on July 15.

Stevens disappears, his niece MOTION PICTURES FRITZI SCHEFF in "Ladies in STARTING TOMORROW shrieks sharp and loud, and a tough guy, dressed in Stevens' clothes, remains to frighten and handcuff the trembling Buster Keaton, Mr. Keaton takes orders from his hefty associate and gets too bewildered ever to carry them out. The big sleuth is played by Harry Grlbbon, also from the films of the Keaton custard pie company. Doe Doe Green Is the colored servant, William Chambers, the playwright, who Isn't a playwright. Retirement, which comes to with a dead pan, cannot remain altogether calm.

He shakes considerably. Everybody does in "The Gorilla," that famous thriller by Ralph Spence that had the town screaming back in the days when murder mysteries were knockouts, which, as a matter of fact, they still can be today, though we have gotten a little used to them. There were screams from the audience last night at the Brighton, not to mention those of Geraldlne Galtley on the stage, one of the best of screamers. She plays the pretty little niece of the troubled Cyrus Stevens, who the Brighton Theater for the week beginning July 15. SHE HAS THE USO IDEA Dorothy Lamour with Eddie Bracken, Lynne Overman and Bob Hope in "Caught in the Draft," which arrived at the Brooklyn Paramount today.

Cofeature is "Poison Pen," with Flora Robson Gnd Robert Newton. Well, many things happen, as you know very well. Bodies appear, clutching hands stick out, gentle men disappear in smoke clouds, has been warned by Jhe gorilla, a terrifying murderer who may or may not be a genuine member of the monkey family. The gorilla left a note with his paw prints on It. He wants the house Stevens lives in with this pretty niece of his, a cute one.

Edgar Allan Poe, who in his time made a good deal of flesh creep himself, used to live In that house. Also in It are a gentleman who says he is a playwright, an old Negro servant, one of the best actors in the company; a reporter skeletons pop up. Trick doors are everywhere for injured sailors and others to fall through. It's a stirring skirmish. And It will be more so when the acton and the play get to be closer friends.

Mr. Keaton maks himself a favorite of the audience with little effort. He was never an actor who did his work the hard way. His gift is for underacting, always has been, if throwing pies was ever considered the mark of a reticent man. 'Underground' Comes To the Fox Friday "Underground," co-starring Jeffrey Lynn and Kaaren Verne, is scheduled to open as the next feature screen attraction at the Fabian Fox Brooklyn Theater on Friday.

Philip Dorn and Mona Maris are seen in Important supporting roles. The associate feature will be "Kisses for Breakfast," with Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyatt and Shirley Ross in the leading roles, and Lee Patrick, Jerome Cowan and Una O'Connor heading the supporting cast. "Underground" tells the story of a young soldier, Jeffrey Lynn, sincerely totalitarian in his views until he sees the workings of the dictatorship and joins the fight for freedom. His brother, portrayed by Philip Dorn, is an underground leader in the movement, and Kaaren Verne, screen newcomer. Is seen as the night club entertainer who is also active in the cause.

'Johnny Belinda' Opens at Flatbush Louise Piatt Alternates With Sister, Jean, in Elmer Harris' Deaf-Mute Opus By ROBERT FRANCIS After some eight months on Broadway, "Johnny Belinda" has at last arrived in Flatbusn. Not content with scoring the longest seasonal run of any dramatic performance, Harry Wagstaff Gribble has transported the whole affair over to the old Church Ave. theater. It was evident last night that "Johnny Belinda" is a popular youngster with Flatbush sftijfJl Th most breath-taking out- KJP4 if door Technicolor thriller 410 (fiF I 8iaC9 "Nortbwe8t sT look tough, but I men who drew I a gun ea him I 4i died with their I I boot! onl" Xrfj UN MMV I HUNTER HOWARD ZaSu Pitts Returns ZaSu Pitts has been added to the cast of RKO Radio's "Week End for Three," which Tay Garnett is producing with Irving Reis handling the megaphone. Jane Wyatt and Dennis O'Keefe have the leading roles in the new picture.

I audiences. Rollins Studio Players Open at Easthampton Sayville Theater Offers 'Philadelphia Story' The Sayville Playhouse, the new theater on the shore of the Great South Bay, seems definitely to have turned the corner successwise. The fourth week of opening season began last night with Philip Barry's "Philadelphia Story," and Edith Gordon and Leslie McCloud have given It an outstanding production for a Summer revival. Virginia Barton handles the Hepburn role with Intelligence and perception. Makes Tracy Lord a pleasant person to watch and hear.

Susan Steele and Raymon Van Supporting Sally Donald McHenry will play Reverend Davidson to Sally Rand's Sadie Thompson in the Woodstock (N. Playhouse production of "Rain," beginning a four-night run tomorrow. Sickle are again In the cast. Latter is fast getting to be Sufolk County's favorite character comedian. Th Rollins Studio Players open their sixth season on July 18 at the John Drew Memorial Theater at Easthampton.

"Out of the Prying- Pan" has been selected as the initial production by producer Lelghton Rollins in view of the fact that the comedy Is authored by Francis Swann, brother of a Studio graduate. Future offerings on the Rollins' chedule Include: "Brief Moment," "The Yellow Jacket," "Tovarich," an original vaudeville show, and a new version of "Uncle Tom's Cab-In" with music. In addition Mr. Rollins has written and arranged a new play, "A Point of View," for Laboratory Theater production. Curtis Canfield and Francis Esmond Pole will direct.

MOTION PICTURES GLORIA STUART, the film star, plays Pam North in "Mr. and Mrs. North," ot the County Theater, Suffern, N. this week. Miss Stuart comes directly from the Ann Arbor drama festival where she appeared in Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the Man." MOVIE TIME TABLE The Brooklrn Eu'l does not aiim responsibility for an? Inaccuracies In tnti table, which compiled from Information provided br the theater manageri; BROOKLYN ALBBE "Man Hunt," 11, ISO.

4:0. 1:45, 12:45: "Tisht Shoes." 12:45, 3:10, :0. 9:35. METROPOLITAN "Love Crazy." 12:36. 3:50, 7:04.

"Black Cat." 11:21. 2:35. 9:03. PARAMOUNT "Caucht In th Draft." 11 2fi, 2:12. 4:5.

7:44. "Poison Pen." 10:10, 12:52. 3:43. 8:29. 9:15.

STRAND "Mutiny In the Arctic." 0:10. 5:35, 8, "Back in the Saddle." 11:30, 1:55, 4:20, 6:45, 9:10. MANHATTAN ASTOR "Sergeant York." 2:45, 11:45. BROADWAY "Fantftsia." 2:40. 8:40.

CAPITOL "They Met in Bombay." 10:10, 12:32. 2:54. 5:16. 7:38, 10. 13:22.

MUSIC HALL "Blossoms In the Dust." 11 35, 2:13. 4:56. 7:42, 10 30; state how, 1:10. 4 6:50. 9:35.

PARAMOUNT "Caught In the Draft." 10:01, 1:03, 4 13. 7:18. 10:23. line show. 12:03, 8:25, 9:30.

ROXY "Moon Over Miami." 11:10. 2, 4 45, 7:40. stage ihow, 12:50, 3:40, 6.35, 9:25. Tp1-' LDIUD "Johnny," of course, isn't seen much during the course of events. His mama, "Belinda," is really the center of the play's activity.

Belinda has rather a tough time, what with being deaf and dumb and getting into something- of a scrape because of ear and throat trouble. "Johnny" is the result, and likewise the reason for the extra heavy attendance at matinees during the last season. "Johnny Belinda" is essentially a ladies' play. To hastily review Elmer Harris' opus of the Nova Scotia waterfront, It is only necessary to recall that Belinda is the deaf-mute daughter of Black McDonald. She is the drudge of the farm, until Locky McCormlck tells her different.

"Johnny Belinda" happens along, and almost leads to tragedy. Currently, the play arrives practically intact from its original run at the Longacre. Helen Craig, of course, originated the role of Belinda. More recently, the Piatt sisters, Louise and Jean, have been alternating in the part. At the Flatbush, after last night, the former will appear on Thursday and Saturday evenings and at the Thursday and Sunday matinees.

Jean will carry on during the rest of the week. The supporting cast features Paul Huber as Belinda's harsh Scottish father and Horace McNally as the doctor. Clare Woodbury, Bertha Belmore, Glen Langan, John and Frank Delmar, Valentine Vernon, Ralph Culllnan and others fill the lesser roles THERE'S A IAUOH IORM EVERY MINUTE -COM! DOWN TO THE MET AND OIT YOUR SHARI OF FUN HELLO, SUCKER! Hugh HERBERT 'Tom BROWN Peggy MORAN TODAY aOVE CRAZY' and 'THE BLACK CAT' MOTION PICTURES Child Star Signed For Yiddish Theater Gloria Goldstein, popular child star of the Jewish stage, has been engaged by Fannie Landsman end Ed Klein to appear at the latter's Paramount Manor Playhouse at Hurleyville, N. this Summer in a series of bpth Yiddish and American-speaking plays which is to feature Jack Shargel, noted comedian. The stock company, headed by Victor Marcus, Birdie Shargel, Shirley and Betty Mae Shutzman, will open the season this Friday evening, July 11, with a new comedy by Herbert Graham called "In the Draft." 'Fat' Part for Ray Collins Ray Collins, whose portrayal of Jim Gettys in "Citizen Kane" attracted national attention, has been assigned by RKO Radio to the title role In "Mayor of 44th Street," to be produced early this Fall by Cliff Re id.

Collins until recently contributed a striking performance to the Orson Welles New York stage success, "Native Son." RACING EMPIRE CITY LOEW'S RINGS Flstbuah and Tlldsa Avtaun Bklyn. PARAMOUNT DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A.M. "Pot O' Gold." Rltwart. Panlctte Goddardt "People ts. Klldare," Lew Ayrcl, Lionel Barrvmora "Blonde Inspiration," John Shelton, Virginia Grer; "The Round-Hp, Richard Di, Patricia Morison LOEW'S PITKIN Pitkin and Ssrstsia Av.au.s LOEW'S alpineT 6Bth Street and Fifth Av.ni LOEW'S BEDFORD B.dttrd Avsnu.

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The new picture will I augment "Man Hunt," which has been playing to capacity houses and Jerome Ave. to Wood- LOEW'S BY "POWER DIVE" Pirkilde aad Nettraad ettraad 7 HiMONTN Sv Annuss and Douglass St. iUAWAT Station. FKE Courtesy deluxe buaei meet all train and eubwaya, go to and from track. "GANG'S ALL HERE" Frankle DARRO a Jackie MORAN and "CHINESE BUNGALOW" Paul LUKAS a Jane BAXTER LOEW'S PALACE I East N.

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