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The Brooklyn Citizen, Monday, August 30, 1943 SCREEN THEATRE NOTES 4 RADIO IN NEW SCREEN THRILLER lead Martha 'Driscoll and John Garfield in a scene from "The Fallen Sparrow," coming to the RKO Albee Theatre on Wednesday. The associate feature will be "Adventures of a Rookie," co-starring Alan Carney and Wally Brown, "Watch on the Rhine" Screen Version of Lillian Hellman's Successful Stage Play of the Same Name, One of the Treats of the New Theatrical Season-Bette Davis, Paul Lukas Lucile Watson and George Coulouris Head Fine Cast By EDGAR PRICE Lillian Hellman's successful stage play, "Watch on the Rhine," presented here in the Spring of 1941, has made into a distinguished picture, thanks to the Warner Brothers, Heerman Shumlin, who directed it, and a top-notch cast headed by Bette Davis, Paul Lukas, Lucile Watson, George Coulouris, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Beulah Bondi and Donald Woods. At the Manhattan Strand, where the screen adaptation in playing to large audiences, "Watch on the Rhine" proves itself to be a dramatic and moving story. Adapted by Dashiell Hammett with additional scenes and dialogues by Miss Hellman, here is a picture that is even forceful than in its original form. Miss Hellman, one of the country's BETTE DAVIS leading playwrights, (she penned 'The Children's Hour" and "The Little to mention a couple of her outstanding stage hits calls a Fascist a Fiscist and minces no words in so doing.

"Watch on the Rhine' is 1 the story of Kurt Muller, German, married to an American woman, and their three children. Opposed to Fascism, he bears bullet scares and broken hands for having had the courage and the daring to speak his mind, Now he is in this country with his family trying to raise money to carry on his work when he returns to Germany. A Rumanian, literally a man without a country, guest in the home of Muller's mother-in-law, discovers his "underground" connections and threatens to reveal his identity to the German Embassy. All this, of course, takes place before our entrance into the war. Realizing that there is only one thing for him to do, Muller kills the rat and throws himself on the mercy of his wife's mother and brother, who by now have been fully awakened to the fact that Fascism is knocking at their very doors, Although two years have elapsed since Miss Hellman's play was first seen on Broadway and much has happened since then, "Watch on the Rhine" as powerful story today as it was in 1941.

It is deeply stirring tale, beautifully told and acted for all it in worth, which is plenty, by an unusually fine cast. Paul Lukas, playing the role he originated on Broadway, that of JANE HUSZAGH Society By Jessie R. Chamberlin Councilman Walter R. Hart's Daughter Engaged to Ensign at Floyd Bennett Field Councilman Walter R. Prospect Park West have daughter, Miss Sybil Hart, to States Naval Reserve, of Miss Hart was graduated Packed Collegiate Institute and is freshman at Wellesley College where she will major in English and will study journalism.

She enlast week when the tered college! Fall Term started. Her father is New York City Councilman Hart. Ensign Gay is stationed at the New York Naval Air Station at Floyd Bennett Field. Nancy Lamey Married To Const Guardsman at Westport Miss Nancy Theresa Lamey, daughter of Mrs. William J.

Lamey 268 New York Avenue, and of No. and late Mr. Westport, married Saturday in Lamey, was the Church of the Assumption, Westport, Conn. to Coxswain Harry Stoner Johnston, United States Coast Guard, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Johnston of Bradford, Pa. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father J. J.

Denan. The bride was given in marriage by her cousin, Frank Conwell, Miss Madeleine Smith of Manhattan was maid of honor. Other bridal attendents were Mrs. Harold Mitchell, Miss Helen Grogan and Miss Ann Johnston, Robert Snyder, boatswain, first class, U. S.

C. was best man. The ushers were James Johnston, U. S. C.

Harold and Sergeant Patrick McKenna, U. S. Army. Mrs. Johnston was graduated from St.

Angela Hall Academy, and the College of New Rochelle. She received her master's degre at Columbia Univrsity. Kollman-Fornander Mr. and Mrs. August Kohlman of Brooklyn announce the engagement of their daughter, Mis Kathryn M.

Kohlman, to PO 2-c Oscar E. Fornander U. S. N. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Fornander, No. 39 Grapel Rye, N. Y. Miss Kohlman is a graduate of Midwood High Schol and is ass8 ciated with the Yorkshire Indemnity Inurance Corporation.

PO Fornander is a graduate of Rye High School and prior to his enlistment in the Navy he wa an athletic instructor at the Rye Y. M. C. the Hobby Club and the South Hero Ile Boys Camp, Vt. He is now at a Naval air station in New York.

Quires-Riccio Mr. and Mrs. William A. Quires of No. 357-16th street announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Evelyn Jane Quires, to C.P.O, Vincent A.

Riccio, son of Mrs. Mary Riccio of Brooklyn. Miss Marion Ives and her fother, Fred B. Ives of No. 1501 Dorcheser road, spent the weekend at Greenwich, where they attended a reunion at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. George L. Forster. The reunion was of a group of sixteen cousins who Mr. and Mrs.

Forster took on a trip to Europe five years ago on the S. S. Normandie, now the U. S. S.

Lafayette. LEGAL NOTICES No. 3044-1941 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. by the grace of God, free and independent. to PATRICK BELL.

THOMAS BELL, JOHN BELL, PHILIP. BELL SEND SURETY COMPANY. GREETING: WHEREAS. JAMES F. ADAMS and 7110 DAVID R.

BARRY, who reside at No. 8th Avenue and 227 Windsor Place, respectively, in the Borough of Brooklyn, their City account of New York, have presented as administrators of EDat WARD No. 110 BELL. King deceased, Street, lately residing of Brooklyn. in the Borough County of Kings, City and ing State that of New their York, and a petition prayaccount may be judicially settled.

are herby therefore, cited you and each of you Now, to show cause before our Kings, to Surrogate's Court of the County of Hail of be held in Room 25-A at the Kings, on the Records. 9th in day the County 1943, at 9:30 o'clock in of the September. forenoon. such settlement should not be had. TESTIMONY WHEREOF.

we caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Beal) WITNESS HON. FRANof CIS our D. said McGAREY. Surrogate County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County.

the 6th dayot August, 1943. Clerk the AARON L. JACOBY, of Surrogate's Court. au9 4t-M SUPREME -HOME COURT. OWNER'S KINGS COUNTY RATION.

plaintiff, LOAN widow, against ANNIE VILLIAM et defendants. Plaintiff. 26 GRACE, Attorney for New York. Court Pursuant Street, Brooklyn, foreclosure and sale dated to August judgment 14th. of 1948.

auction duly to the entered. I will sell public JAMES A. HEANEY. highest bidder. by auctioneer.

Brooklyn Montague Real Estate 189 tember 14th. Street, 1943. at Brooklyn, on Septhe mortgaged premises 12 o'clock noon. of of in the County by said Kings, State to New York, directed the corner judgment be sold, beginning tion formed by the intersecthe northerly side of Avenue the thence westerly side of East 12th northerly along westerly 12th Street, 100 feet, PROGRAMS AFTERNOON Wife WJZ -Blue Frolics 9 WABC-Frang Parker WOR-News Theatre their Stella Dallas WOR-Gambler's Rambling Jones WJZ--News WARS Speed Como Ahead Brown WJZ-Sea Hound WABC-Off the Record Girl Marries WJZ-Hop Harrigan WABC-Judith Evelyn Reads WOR-News: Rhymin' Time Faces Life 12-Dick Tracy WABC--Mother and Dad WOR- Hood Plain Bill WJZ-Jack Armstrong WABC-Are You a WOR-Chick Carter Page Farrell WJZ -Archie Andrews -American Women WHN-Capt. Tim Healy WOR-Superman EVENING Arthur, Songs WJZ News: Walter Clausen WABC-Quincy Howe, News WOR-Uncle Don WA WABC-You -Terry and Shall Pirates Have Music Stern WJZ-Singo WOR-News WMCA-Sydney Moseley You Want WJZ Lowell Thomas WABC-News from Abroad WOR-Stan Lomax Orchestra WJZ -Korn Koblers WABC- Love a Mystery WOR-Fulton Lewis Jr.

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J. Taylor -News; W. Shiheh WOR-News WHN-Radio News reel WJZ-Wismer; Two Hearts WABC-Joan Brooks, Songs WOR-News from Abroad Orchestra WJZ-Molina's Orchestra WABC-Long's Orchestra Ltd. Orch. Orch WABC- Warrington's Orch.

WOR-HIlett's Orchestra WMCA-News: Music LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME FRANK COURT. KINGS COUNTY: ALBRAN REALTY MASTOLONI, plaintiff, v6. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment herein dated July auction 30th, to 1943. I will sell at public the highest bidder, by G.

Schafer, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on the 16th day of September, 1943, at twelve noon, premises situate in the Borough the of Brooklyn, New York City, 60 on feet southerly westerly side from of 15th Avenue. Bay Ridge Avenue. 20 feet wide front and rear and 90 feet deep on each side, the sides both parallel with Bay Ridge Avenue and both being partly through walls. Together with all fixtures party and articles of personal property attached to, premises, or used in connection with the reference being made to said judgment for a more complete descripof said premises. Said premises to be sold subject to the right of reAmerica demption and of the subject United States of to any state of facts an accurate survey would show.

Dated, August 19, 1943. PHILIP P. ZARCH, Referee. HARRY Plaintiff, GREENSPAN. 220 Attorney for Broadway.

New York City. au23 NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME Home Owners COURT. Loan KINGS COUNTY Corporation, plaintiff against Samuel Schaifer, et als. defendants. VINCENT ROLLO.

Plaintiff's Attorney. 280 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to judgment, dated August 13rd. 1943. duly entered.

I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder by McGuinness Reilly, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on the 17th day of September. 1943, at 12 clock noon the premisea in said Judgment directed to be sold, situate in the County of Kings, State of York. Street, on the northerly side of Grand Lorimer distant 135 feet westerly from Street. being plot 22 feet and six inches in width. front and rear.

by 100 feet in depth on each side and the sides being parallel with. Lorimer Street, and more particularly described in raid Judgment. Premises known 547 Grand Street. Dated. August 25th, 1943.

Referee RAMBLINGS Opening in Boston Hart and Mrs. Hart of No. announced the engagement of Ensign Marion H. Gay, United Savannah, Ga. ON JUBILEE COMMITTEE Kesslere Mrs.

Walter A. Mohr, a former president of the Morning Choral and chairman of the finance committee, will serve with other former president in presenting a silver anniversary program during the coming season of the Choral, Mrs. Mohr is chairman of the committee of the New York State Federation of Music Clubs lect records and musical ments for service centers. Alice Traum Bride of Lieut. H.

G. Booth The wedding of Miss Alice Traum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Traum of Purchase, N. Y.

and the Hotel Chatham, Manhattan, and Lieutenant Herbert G. Booth, United States Army, of Brooklyn, took place yesterday at the Purchase home of the bride's parents. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Henry E.

Kagan. Mr. Traum gave his daughter in marriage and she had Mrs. David Irwin of West Hartford, as matron of honor. Lieutenant Victor Booth, United States Army, was best man for his brother.

The bride is a graduate of the Bentley School and Radcliffe College. Lieutenant Booth was graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.

Booth of Winthrop street. Dr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Renaud and their daughter, Miss Collette Renaud of No.

543 Third street, have been at thei rfarm at Campbell Hall, N. for the past month. Dr. Renaud's son, leut. Pierre Renaud, a pilot at Floyd Bennett Field who was injured in a crash on the west coast last year, is stationed at the New York Naval Air Staion.

LEGAL NOTICES inches; Avenue thence westerly parallel with T. 34 feet, inches; thence 100 southerly feet to at right northerly angles side to T. thence of Avenue easterly along northerly side of Avenue T. of 25 feet, inches to point or place beginning. known as 1123 scribed Avenue T.

in and said as more particularly deto the matters set forth in judgment, and subject ment. August 20th, said 1943. judgSHATZKIN. Referee. au23 THE NEW PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF free and YORK, by the grace of God, zanski, independent.

To Fagel PruRose Rosenszain, Pauline Kulwarski. Joseph Sobel, whereabouts untives, known: if heirs-at-law dead. his legal representation and next any and all unknown persons who may be necessary and proper parties proceeding, to this SEND GREETING: WHEREAS. Sylvia Sobel, who resides at No. 155 East 52nd Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New presented her account 88 administratrix of David Sobel.

deceased, lately residing at No. 155 East 52nd Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of that New her York. and a petition praying settled: October and 1942. that the agreement of account may be Judlically referred to in the petition. be approved by this Court.

NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Room 25-A at, the Hail of Records in the County of Kings, on the 28th day of September, 1943. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such agreement should not be approved and such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

(Seal) WITNESS, HON. FRANCIS D. McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 24th day of August, 1943. AARON L.

JACOBI. Clerk of the Surrogate a Court. 8:30 4t-M "One Touch of Venus," Cheryl Crawford's new musical now in rehearsal, will have its first performance in Boston at the Shubert Theatre, Thursday, Sept. 16, where it will remain until the 25th. It will then play an engagement in New Haven before opening in New York, Reopening Sept.

1 18 Cheryl Crawford's production of George Gershwin's and Duboise Heyward's "Porgy and Bess," which played for nine months at the Majestic last year and went on a nine months' nationwide tour, will reopen Monday evening, Sept 13, at the Forty-fourt Street Theatre. The present engagement is imited hree weeks only, after which the company will leave for another tour of the United States. Mail orders are now being received at Miss Craword's office, No. 49 West Fortyfifth street, Manhattan. In Book Fodm "Tomorrow the World" the play by James Gow and Arnaud d'Usseau which Theron Bamberger is presenting at the Barrymore Theatre with Ralph Ballamy and Shirley Booth in the leading roles, being published today.

Special Performances Del Bondio, Windust and Weatherly announce that their production of "Murder Without Crime" at the Cort Theatre will play a special performance on Sunday evening, Sept, and a special Labor Day matinee on Monday afternoon, September 6. The Tuesday evening and the Wednesday matinee performancse will be omitted that week. Players to Be Guests John Golden has invited the cast of "Three's a Family" to be his guests at tonight's performance of "The Army The allsoldier show enters its final week at the Martin' Beck Theatre tonight. Up in Boston Producer Oscar Serlin, co-authors Howerd Linsay and Russell Crouse, Dorothy Stickney, feminine star of the New York company of "Life With Father," and Mrs. Clearence Day, widaw of the author upon whose sketches "Life With Father" was based, wil go to Boston tonight for the opening pedformance of the 1943-44 road tour of the comedy hit.

The road company, readed by Harry Bannister and June Walker, wil open its tour season at the Colonial Theatre in Boston for an engagement of three weeks. A Beautiful Gesture John C. Wilson will transport his "Blithe Spirit" company to Greenwich, Friday evening at the Pickwick Theatre as the opening gun in that community's thrid victory loan drive. Clifton Webb, Peggy Wood, Mildred Natwick, Haila Stoddard and others of the cast are donating their services to the cause. "Blithe Spirit" comes to the Morosco for a four-week engamement the lollowing Monday, Labor Day.

Mary Martin as Venus Kermit Love, who is designing some of the costumes for "One Touch of Venus," is also making the Venus statue to be used in the new musical comedy, which Sheyrl Crawford wil Itryout in Boston in midSeptember before a Broadway opening. Mary Martin is posing as the model for the statue, which will be a draped figure of Venus made of clay. Labor Day Matinee "Early to the Richard Kollmar musical hit now playing at the Broadhurst, will give a Labor Day matinee on Monday, Sept. 6 in addition to the regular Wednesday and Saturday matinees, making three afternoon perforamnces that week. Still Going Strong "Life With with Muriel Kirkland adn Edwin Cooper in the leading roles, had its 1,600 consecutive performance at the Empire Theatre, Saturday night.

Only "Tobacco Road" and "Able's Irish Rose" have atained such longevity on Broadway. John Forsythe, Warner Bros, contract player, is paying his last role before the duration in "Destination Tokyo." He reports today to his local board for induction in the armed forces. has had a featured role in the Aim story which. re-enacts the exploits of our undersea heroes in Fare Eastern waters and in which Cary Grant and John Gardeld are co-starred. 1 Appearing in "The Snark Was a Boojum," new comedy by Owen Davis, opening at the Forty-eighth Street Theatre on Wednesday evening.

End Albee Run Tomorrow The gay filmusical "Stormy Weather," with Lena Horne, Bill Robinson and Cab Calloway, and the exciting war drama "Bomber's" Moon," starring George Montgomery and Annabella, end their holdover run at the Albee Theatre tomorrow. On Wednesday the new show, extending over Labor Day weekend, features th emelodramatic Alm "The Fallen Sparrow," starring John Garfield and Maureen O'Hara, and the first-run comedy "Advent ures of a Rookie" with Brooklyns own Alan Carney, and Wally Brown, new comedy team, The two-day show opening tomorrow at the RKO Brooklyn neighborhoods presents two of Frank Capra's biggest hits, "Lost Horizon of Shangri-La" and "It Happened One Night." Pe-Release Campaign James: R. Grainger, President of Republic Pictures Corporation, announces that he has completed the lining up of 40 key cities for the pre-release presentation during November of "In Old Oklahoma," based on the story "War of the Wildcats" by Thomson Burtis and starring John Wayne, Martha Scott, Albert Dekker, Marjorie Rambeau and George "Gabby" Hayes. To Relege Features Four new films are on the Monogram release schedule for September, with comedy, a musical, drama and a western sharing in the month's output. First release of the month, on Sept, 3, will be "Six Gun Gospel," frontier picture starring Johnny Mack with Raymond Haton, and directed for producer Scott R.

Dunlap by Lambert Hillyer. "Here Comes Kelly," comedy featuring Eddie Quillan, Joan Woodbury, Maxie Rosenbloom and Armida, is set for release on September 10. Release for September 17 is "Revenge of the Zombies," horror, drama with PHOTO PLAYS -MANHATTAN BETTE DAVIS MI PERSON PAUL LUKAS Abe In WARNER BROS. Lyman WATCH CALIFORNIANS AND HIS RHINE Lone JERRY Ward LESTER STRAND I OPENS 9 A.M. B'way 47 Buy Bonds ERNST' HEAVEN CAN WAIT Gene TIERNEY with Den AMECHE IN TECHNICOLOR In 1 VELOZ and YOLANDA.

MASSEY1 Person Jerry COLONNA BUT A WAR ROXY Ave. BOND at the Doors Open 10 A.M. PHOTO PLAYS- BOOKLIN John Carradine, Veda. Ann Bore and Gale Storm. Final picture, on September 24, is "Spotlight dals," musical film with Billy Gilbert, Frank Fay and Bonnie Baker in featured roles.

Godon Oliver Assigned Gordon Oliver, contract player with David O. Selsnick, has been assigned the role of an Army Lieutenant in "Since You Went Away," forthcoming Selznick Alm for United Artists release, it is announced. Oliver joins Claudette Colbert, Jennifer Jones, Monty Woolley, Joseph Cotton, Shirley Temple, Robert Walker, Neil Hamilton and Hattie McDaniell in the cast of "Since You Went Away" as soon as he completes his stint in R.K.O.'s "Dangerous Journey." Kurt Muller, dominates every scene in which he appears. He is a wellrounded, rich and mellow performance. Miss Davis, as Sara Muller, his understanding wife, is excellent throughout.

Miss Watson, of the stage play, is properly cast as the no-good Rumanian. The Misses Fitzgerald and Bondl, too, are first rate, as are all the others. "Watch on the Rhine," in short, is one of the treats of the new theatrical season, Abe Lyman and his Californians head the "in person" program. Jerry Lester, well known radio and Broadway wit, furnishes the laughs. All in all, a grand show, "In Our Time" Completed "In Ou Time," film drama based on the story by Ellis St.

Joseph, in which Ida Lupino and Paul Henreid are co-starred, was completed Saturday at the Warner Bros. studios in Burbank, Cal. Notable among the supporting cast are John Loder, Mary Boland, Nancy Coleman, Alla Nazimova, Victor Francen, Morris Carnovsky, Marek Windheim and Mary Servoss. Vincent Sherman handled the direction for producer Jerry Wald. Alexis Smith Assigned Alexis Smith, who has just completed the leading feminine role opposite Humphery Bogart in "Conflict," has been assigned by Jack L.

Warner, executive producer for Warner to share stellar feminine honors with Joan Leslie in "Rhapsody in Blue," life story of George Gershwin. Miss Smith's next screen appearance is in "Thank Your Lucky Stars," all-star musical scheduled for a Manhattan premiere in the near future. LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME -The COURT. KINGS COUNTY lyn, plaintiff Dime Savings Bank of Brookagainst Nilasor Realty Corporation and others, defendants, August Pursuant 9th, to 1943. judgment herein dated will sell at auction by LEO GOLDBERG, auctioneer, the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn.

New York. on September 10th, 1943. at 12 o'clock noon premises in Brooklyn, New York. described 88 follows: Beginning intersection at the corner formed by pearl Street with of northeasterly easterly side side of Fulton Street: thence northerly along easterly side of Pearl Street 104 feet Street: inches to thence southerly side of Willoughby easterly along Willoughby Street. 28 feet 5 inches; thence feet.

southerly 1 inch; parallel with Pearl Street, thence westerly 52 feet Street. to northeasterly side of Fulton at point 20 feet 10 inches southeasterly from Pearl Street: thence northwesterly inches along Fulton Street: 20 Reference to place beginning. in made to the Judgment herein for a complete description. Fourth Week Fourth Week Ernst Lubitsch's "Heaven Can Walt" will remain for a fourth week beginning Wednesday at the Roxy Theatre, AMUSEMENTS QUEENS 01. AT AQUEDUCT "THE Fo -by Subway, by Bus or regular scheduled Trains from Penna.

Station, N. Y. or Flatbush BON04 $1.50 Ist Race 1:30 P.M. ANI STAMPS Daily Closes 1:15 P. M.

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