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RADIO SCREEN gl 'minimis wyis ps 1 'I IN NEW SCREEN MUSICAL Jlolhfwood By LUIS BOSAJDO Sateens Note. Note By MARIAN GLICK TO DAY'S PROGRAMS XJ, T.riln Catc Will Be rt 1 A To Sergeant Lawrence C. Hull, 3d, U.b.A. Miss Lucille De Blois Cate, daughter of Mrs. Norman Grendell Cate, of Wellesley Hills, has chosen next Saturday evening for her wedding to Sergeant Lawrence Cameron Hull, 3df U.S.A, son of Mr.

and Mrs Lawrence Cameron Hull, of No. street, this borough. esJ Rita Havworth and Victor Mature as thoy appear in "My Gal Nicholas- M. Schenck, president of Loe'a announced today that Arthur M. Loew, first vice-president In charge of its International operations, has been requested by Brigadier General F.

H. Osborn, Chief of Special Service of the War Department, to accept a commission as Major, to undertake an important assignment for the United States Army. Held Over at Fox "This Gun for Hire," starring Veronica Lake, Robert Preston and Laird Cregar, and introducing Alan Ladd, currently headlining the film program at the Fabian-Fox Brooklyn Theatre, is to remain for a second week beginning tomorrow. The co-fcature, "Larceny, Inc." will also be retained. Coming to the Capitol "Broadway," famous stage thriller of the prohibition era comes to the Capitol Theatre Screen tomorrow with George aft, Pat O'Brien, Brod Crawford and Janet Blair in the leading roles.

For the New York premiere, George Raft will appear in person on the stage at the 9 p. m. show. He will speak in behalf of war bond sales and for the athletic-equipment fund for the armed forces. New Contracts Signed Paramount has signed new contracts with Dorothy Lamourf Dona Drake and Eddie Bracken.

Miss Lamour's next picture for the studio will be "Galveston," story of the roaring growing-up of the Texas oil port, with a climax instigated by the catastrophe Galveston flood of the early Twentieth Century. Republic Signs Jane Withers M. J. Siegel, president of Republic Productions, snnouncea that Jane Withers, one of the foremost young stars of the screen, has been signed by Republic for three years for a total salary of over $225,000 for the period. She will make three picture a year.

Her first two vehicles will be "Johnny Doughboy" and "Apple Blossom Time." The first picture will go into production on Aug. 1 and will be directed by John H. Auer. For Hemingway Story Feodor Chaliapin, eon of the famous Russian basso, has been cast by Paramount as Kashkin, heroic young ussian dynamiter, in "For Whom the Bell Tolls." In the Ernest Hemingway story it is he who is killed by Robert Jordan to save htm from capture by Fascist troops in the Spanish Civil War. "Shot" of Pert Harbor "Know Your Enemy Japan!" first in aeries of short subjects to be re leased under the general title of Know Your Enemies Know Your Allies," will bring to the nation's screens for the first time hereto- STAGE FLAYS MANHATTAN Over the HOLLYWOOD, Calif.

A quirk of fate led Republic to the possession of one of the prize titleg of the acaaon, 'The Flying Tigers." Republic had originally announced the picture as "Yanks Over the Burma Road," But MGM, two weeks later, changed the title of a LarraineDay picture to a "Yank on the Burma Road" and Republic was stuck. So it changed the title to "Yanks Over Singapore." Then the war situation made it ap-near certain that Singapore was doomed. It was just about then that the American Volunteer Group was starting to make history. The studio decided then to use the Chinese name for these heroic flyers, "The Flying Tigers." Well, the tide of events has emblazoned the Flying Tigers In world-wide headlines. Serving as technical advisers on the picture are Larry Moore, 22, who was staff secretary to Colonel Chennault, and Ken Sanger, 23, who was radio technician with the AVG.

They returned to the United tates, were interviewed by a Los Angeles paper. Producer Eddie Grainger read their story and signed them up. Moore and Sanger were amazed that the people in the U. S. had heard of them.

The boys figured they were just a small unheralded unit. They know different know. John Wayne, John Carroll and Anna Lee head the cast of the Republic picture. The studio is so enthused over the possibilities it offers that thy ar spnding a million dollar in bringing it to the screen. Unable to secure planes for the picture, the built its own out of non-priority materials, wood, can vas, etc.

The next problem was a transport. This was too big for the studio to build, so they chased a crackpot inventor In San Francisco who had built a transport plane which the Army had turned down. The studio rented It from him. Republic lined up the planee on the back lot, with a Jap plane which the studio had built from an obsolete plane. Regular P-40's on their way to scout duty over the Pacifle saw the planes and dove down over the lot with engines roaring.

When they saw It was a studio lot, they passed the word around and all day long P-40's roared over Republic to have a look-see. A phrase which will catch the public's fancy Is "Ding Hao," the Chinese equivalent of "Thumbs Up" which Is used by the real Tigers in Burma. Brooklyn is brought into Ihe picture. The story was supplied by Moore and Sanger, and the studio thought so well of It that it was Incorporated In the film. A scene shows Paul Kelly and Gordon Jones returning to AVG headquarters after a gruelling right which saw them down nine Jap planes.

As soon as they land they walk toward each other, and continue an argument which evidently had started before they went up. "I tell you," says Kelly, '-'If the cops hadn't got In Owens way, he'd have thrown Henrich out by ten feet." "Ah," sneers Jones. "Mickey couldn't have caught Casey's pitch with a bushel basket" (They wero referring to the famous third strike In the last World Series, as If you didn't know). That's a real American Way scene. PHOTO PLAYS BROOKLYN "REAP THE WILD WIND" Wits 11 tTAWi Cast el Ill "CAOni OS PMAOC EDWARD G.

ROBINSON nAHCINV.INC." VmakalME HmUM Tnt uw row Hmr ALDCIivH- 2r. TOMOIIOW ft 9.30 A.M. MY CAL SAL RITA HAYWORTH WOVIMTT wctm mTuw -tAoou uwm m. will lake place in St. Andrew.

Episcopal Church. Wellesley, with the Rev. 1. Sturges. officiating.

A reception Will he held at the Cate residence. The bride-elect will be given in marriage by her brother, Norman Grendell Cate, Jr- Mrs. James Wickenden of Deerfleld, will be matron of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret Hull, of this borough, sister of the prospective bridegroom Mis. Norman Grendell Cate, of Brook-line, sister-in-law of the bride-elect.

Stephen Hull will he his "Brother's best man. The ushers will include Oliver A. Campbell. of Long Island: Ernest Mayglothling of this borough; John P. WorJen of Manhattan and Ensign James R.

Chandler of Plymouth, Mass. Miss Cate attended Miss AllenT School. West Newton. and the Connecticut College for Women Sergeant Hull was graduated from Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day School in Brooklyn and in 1938 from Dartmouth College, where he belonged to Delta Kappa Epsi-lon and the Sphinx Club. He is a member of the Heights Casino an Dartmouth Club of New York.

After June 20 the prospective bride will be at Island Creek. and Sergeant Hull will he with the 101st Cavalry stationed at Fort Devens, Mass. Candlelight Conrert in Studio rranged by Tllumlnarl Member riuminatl will hold a candlelight oneert in the studio of H. Charles Pant ley, No. 110 Remsen street, on Wednesday, June 10.

Proceeds will benefit the banner fund. Mrs. Edward Wallace, chairman of the hospitality committee, assisted by the -juniors, will be In charge of refreshments at the informal reception following the concert- Mrs. William Hays Lawrence is president of Tlluminnti. St.

Agnes Auxiliary To Hold Annual Tarty The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. Agnes' Seminary will hold its an nual "Salute an Prinlemps' party tomorrow in the Norse Room of the Waldorf-Astoria, Manhattan. Mrs. William A. Bonner Is president, of the group.

The augmented list of patronesses Includes: Mrs. Thomas Cunningham, Mrs. John J. Robinson. Mrs.

Robert Caldwell, Mrs. Helen Cuyler, Mrs- Thomas Cox, Mrs. Herbert Gretsch, Mrs. B. Edward Amend," Mrs.

Carl Mentrup, Mrs. Mtrcel Balme, Mrs. William C. Bolton, Mrs. Lawrence Charrot, Mrs.

LeRoy Miller, Mrs. Ruppert John-ion, Mrs. William Burkheart, Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs. Ambrose Carr, Mrs.

Joseph Molloy. Mrs. William Elliott, Mrs- William Herbert, Mrs. Andrew Goldsborough, Mrs. E.

Joseph Phalen, Miss Anna Murray, Miss Catherine Murray, Mrs. Wil-' Ham Wlchmann. Mrs. P. T.

Mc-Govern, Mrs. Edward Groin; Mrs. Joseph Brannagan and Mrs. James H. Tully.

Mario Phillip, John J. Cashin To Be- United In Church Service Miss Marie Ann Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Phillips, of No.

S82 Seventy-eighth street, will become the bride of John Joseph Cashin, son of Mrs. Delia Cashin, of No. 264 Seventy-second street, on Saturday at 9 a. tn nuptial mass In the Roman Catholic Church of Our Ledy of Angels. The Rev.

Joseph Spellman will officiate at the ceremony, which will be followed by a. breakfast in tha Tower Room of the Hotel George. Tha bride-elect will have as her only attendant. Miss Ellen Rose- fore unrelcased shots of the bombl Ing of Pearl Harbor. Major George Fielding Eliot de livers the commentary for the serieJ now In production by Gordon Knojfr for The Princeton Film Center! The American Council, Institute ol Pacific Relatios is acting as technl cal advised for the films.

Completed "Eyes in the hss bsenf completed at the M.G-M Studios This is the screen adaptation oil Bayard Kendrick's novel "Odor el Violets," with Ann Harding, Edl ward Arnold, Donna Reed anff Reginald Denny in the leading roles Laughs Galore Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has done! well by Abbott and Costello in the team's first starring vehicle under the banner of Leo. "Rio Rita," current at Loew's Metropolitan, af portunlty to dish out theb rand of comedyp for which they have be- come famous. And the two go tot town, particualrly Costello. Originally produced on the Broad-f way stage by the late Flo Zieg- feld and later on the screen with; Wheeler and Woolsey in the twe principal roles, "Rio Rita" wearjj well- Two of the sonb numbers, from the original remain and they seem as fresh today as when flrsti heard. They are "Rio Rita," thM title song, and 'The Song of thej Rangers." The screenplay prepared by Rich ard Connell and Gladys has been changed to suit present- day conditions.

A group of Naal plotters, bent on column ae- tlvltles, are nipped in the bud, There really Is no much to the plot when boiled right down; merely! the skeleton of a story on which. to hang the Abbott and gsgs. -And there are laughs galore. M-G-M has surrounded the stars with an A-l production. Pandro Berman having seen to that thei bovs had everything that money.

could buy. S. Sylvan Simon's dlrec-l tlon la fast. The romantic leads are eipably handled by Kathryn' Grayson and John Carroll, both of whom do full justice to the musical numbers. One of the highlights of the film is 4 he work of Eros Volusia, Bra4 zilian dancer, who scores an out, standing and personal triumph.

If you enjoy the antics of Ab-i bott and, Costello, and who aoesn't these dsys, you're certain to likes "Rio Rita." I On the samep rogram Is "Kldj Glove Killer," featuring Vsn HeftlJ STAGE PLATS-MANHATTAN Bridge Dlitho Spirit cewRB nit eiMr In Ml. WIS. a Illlk VMM In tr I'M 1SDIN BAKER WALSH MIIIIR VANCI COLE PORTER SONGS tanwltl ThM. W. 41 It.

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l-HU MAIS i BltM VERY tVf. EXCEPT TUI llW Wl. Wed Saturday jyjy HOLYOKE GRADUATE Miss Myra Mustc, daughter of the Rev. and Mis. Cornelius B.

Muste of Nn. 235 Lincoln this borough, received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Blount Ho.l-yoke Collcce. South Hftolpy, Mass. June 1. Miss Muste was graduated with honors in the dfpait-ment of psychology.

She plans to attend the University of Michigan next year to graduate work in psychology and education. mary Phillips. Michael T. McCor-mack will be the best man. Joseph P.

O'Brien and Herbert F. Dougherty will act as ushers. Following a trip, the couple "ill reside In Bay Ridge. IWUHoy lntiluf Oraduatinp The Rev. Dr.

Fred Pierce Corson president of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa will speak tomorrow evening at commencement exercises of The Berkeley Institute which will take place in Memorial Presbyterian Church. Miss Ina Clayton At wood, principal, will present the diplomas. The guests honor at the gar den party held today for the benefit of Girl Scouts in the gardens of Mrs. Emmett 3. McCormark's home.

No. 9201 Sho. re road, were: Mr. John Cashmore. Mrs.

lw- rence C. Hull, Mis. Charles Bond, Mrs. Howard Jones. Mrs.

Arnold Dowling. Mrs. Neils Goranson. Mrs. Charles Morrison and Miss Elison Edson.

Mrs. William P. Earl and Mrs. Otis Swan Carroll are spending a few days at the' Bell House on Bell-port Lane, Bellport, LI. Chlropean Juniors will hold thir annual spring dance on the St.

Regis Viennese Roof on- Friday. Miss Janet B. Fuller is. chairman, assisted by Miss Florence M. Meyer.

Stadiam to Observe Lighting Rules, Season Optns June 17 Trie Stadium Concern, after a series of tests made last week. In cooperation with the authorities, has reduced Its lighting to a romantic blue illumination which will observe all regulations and yet enable the Stadium to proceed as scheduled with Its gala eight-week Silver Jubilee Season, opening Wednesday, June 17. In order to take full advantage of the' natural light of day and to allow the audience start home earlier through the streets of a partially darkened city, the hour of starting has been advanced from 8:30 to 8 o'clock. Ar.ur Rodzlnski will conduct the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra In the first five concerts of the season. There will be three soloists In that time, the pianist Artur Rubln-s'ein on the opening night, he pianist Eugene List on Friday, the 19th, and the violinist Albert -Spalding on Saturday, the 20th.

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WHN-SporU Final Alboe Theatre starting tomorrow. Man Who Wouldn't Die." nobly. For Mr. Berlin's "This Is he Army," opening July 4 at the Broadway Theater, he has whipped together a cast of 300 lopped by such performers as Ezra Stone, and Stewart Churchill, who waa featured singer whth Fred Waring's orchestra; Earl Oxford, juvenile lead In "Life Begins at 8.40" and "Parade;" Joe Cook who'll do an Impersonation of his famous father; Jules Oshins, hay of the team of Oshlns and Lessy.i night club and radio comedians; and Fred Kelly, who with his dancing star brother Gene Kelly directed the dances for "Beit Foot Forward," The Winners Mildred Natwick's nominees for scholarships in the Barter Theatre, Abingdon, have been bestowed on a girl from Wales, via the Bronx, and a youth from Brooklyn. Miss Natwick's right to choose is part of a prize of her own, won when the Barter Theatre's judges voted her performance in "Blithe Spirit" the best of the year by an American player.

Margaret Phillips and Lionel Wil son were favored by Miss Natwick after competitive auditions by forty-some candidates. Both winners are 18 and without previous acting experience. They will go to the Bar ter Theatre as members of Robert Porterfleld's professional company, board and lodging provided. Ine From Chicago Felix Jacoves Is due today from Chicago to assume charge of pro ductions at the Olneys' Scarsdale Theatre, Scarsdale, N. which opens Tuesday, June 33, with Ethel Barrymore and her company In The Corn Is Green." Mr.

Jacoves has ben on tour with "Watch On the Rhine." RACING LONG ISLAND I MCEI MILT MCUIDMQ STEEfUCHAlE fpedil trains direct jo trsck. testa Pupa. St, snd flitboib Avenue at short intertill, from 12 noon. OAtLY OOUBLl CLOSES P. M.

Shit nta 1 P.M. nil tr iSIm. Urn. II. taturear.Jmwtth The tit, ILMONT PHOTOPLAYS BROOKLYN Sal," scrocn feature at the KKO On the same program will be "The Openinc Tonight Tonipht at 8 40 sharp at the Shu- bert Theatre, Wiman and Rodgers asaoclation with Richard Koll- mar will present Kay aoiger in the new Rodgers and Hart musical comedy called "By Jupiter" based on the late Julian F.

Thompson's comedy. "The Warrior's Husband." Rodgers and Hart have not only written the music and lyrics tor this production, hut also have adapted the book. In addition to Bolger, the cast In cludes Constance Moore, Benay Venuta and Ronald Graham, who ire featured and a supporting company of over-Thirty players, among whom are: Bertha Belmore, Margaret Bannerman, Jayna Manners. Maidel Turner, Irene Gorlett, Vera Ellen, the Hightower Brothers. Ralph Dumke, Berni Gould, Mark Dawson, Flower Hujer, Monica Moore, Kay Kimber, Martha Bur nett, Rose Ingram and Bob Douglas.

Joshua Ixigan and Robert Alton staged the dialogue and dancing respectively, while Jo Mielzner and Irene Sharaff are responsible for the settings and, costumes. The or chestra is under the. direction or Johnny' Green. Assumes T1H "My Sister Eileen," the comedy by Joseph Fiejds anci jerome Chodorov at the Biltmore Theatre, 111 have a new actress opposite Shirley Booth tn the title role eom-menclni tonight when Peggy Knud- sen takes over the portrayal created by Jo Ann Sayers seventy-six wees sgo. Maiea Savers left the east on Monday to marry Ensign Anthony Bliss- Nanvyl "Miss Defense Stamp" Patricia Peardon, starlet of "Jun ior Miss," comedy at the Lyceum Theatre, has been named "Miss De fense the students of Hunter College Elementary School and accordingly will be honored at at Victory Assembly to be held In the Little Theatre of the Institu tion tomorrow morning.

Admission to the Assembly, where a special show will be staged, will be by De. fense Stamps which Miss Peardon will sell. Marcla Dorfman, a stu dent, Is chairman of the rally. Talented Nephew When Irving Berlin set about writing and producing the 1942 ver sion of his 1917 all-soldier hit, Tip, Yaphank, he turned all his canting worries over to the shrewdest 'alent scout of them all, Uncle Sam. And the old gentleman responded ll.Oa-WEAF News; Music.

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