Spokane Chronicle from Spokane, Washington • 12

12 June 2, 1948. MOVIE FEATURES LOVE, CONFLICT of love and conflict of political ideologies, Daughter," now at Post, is a faithful. but not too interesting, reproduction of the novel by J. P. Marquand.

That's because the book itself too interesting. the daughter of a millionBarbare. Stanwyck has the role of aire, Charles Coburn, who is constantly frustrated because people won't let her run the works. The two 1 men in her life are Richard who role of a seriousminded, but poor, young aristocrat. I Van stubborn Hemlin, economist as an whom also poor she and marries.

It's a drama of social conflict, temperamental clashes and emotional fireworks, but unfortunately none of it is handled very ingly. Miss Stanwyck throughout the picture continues to be just Miss Stanwyck; Richard Hart, normally a very fine actor, never comes to life, and Van Heflin is just a stuffy. stodgy individual who has none of the appeal needed to win a beautiful daughter of the rich. Keenan Wynn and Spring Byington head the supporting, cast. Companion "Campus Sleuth." -B.

E. Radio Programs (These schedules are compiled daily by the sible for errors or last-minute Wed. KHQ, 590 KC. KXLY. 920 KC.

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5:00 Bands on Parade Tune Shop 5:15 Law Reports Country Corres. 5:30 Sunset Ser. of Music 5:45 Elmer Peterson Reporter 6:00 Duffy's Tavern The Saint 6:15 6:30 Dinner Music The Whistler 6:45 Happ. Happenings, 7:00 Playhouse of Fav. Lowell Thomas 7:15 Jack Smith 7:30 Jimmy Durante Dr.

Christian 8:00 Supper Club Capitol Cloakroom 8:15 Morgan Beatty 8:30 Gildersleeve Beulah 8:451 Night Editor 9:00 Dennis Day 9:15 9:30 Mr. D. A. 9:45 10:00 Reporter 10:15 Gems of Melody 10:30 Penny Thoughts 10:45 America United Your Song, Mine Harvest of Stars Reporter Lites. Music Musical Album Orchestra 11:00 Dance Time House Party 11:30 11:45 THURSDAY A.

M. I KXLY 6:00 Wake Up Time Reports 6:15 Farm for Profit 6:30 Sunrise Edition Clyde and 6:45 Auction Time 7:00 Frontier Melodies Reporter 7:15 Rocky Star Morn. Medley 7:30 Morning Gospel Singer 7:45 Sam Fred Beck 8:00 Fred Waring Wendy Warren 8:15 Reporter 8:30 Jack Helen Trent 8:45 Hymn Evangelist Our Gal Sunday 9:00 Rhythm Rascals Big Sister 9:15 Midmorning Edition Ma Perkins 9:30 Best Young Dr. Malone 9:45 Margaret Smith Guiding Light 10:00 Double or Nothing Sec. Mrs.

Burton Perry Mason 10:30 Today's Children Norah Drake 10:45 Light of World Evelyn Winters 11:00 Life Be Beautiful Grand Slam 11:15 Ma Perkins Rosemary 11:30 Pepper Young Aunt Jenny 11:45 Right to Happiness Woman's World Noon (Paul Law Reporter 12:15 Inl. Emp. Farmer Bus. of Farming 12:30 Lorenzo Jones Double or Nothing 12:45 Young Widr. Brown 1:00 When Girl Marries Winner Take Aall 1:15 Portia Faces Life 1:30 Just Plain Bill House Party 1:45 Front Page Farrell 2:00 Road of Life Meet the Missus 2:15 Joyce Jordan 2:30 Aunt Mary Art Godfrey 2:45 Nora Drake 3:00 Woman's Secret Hint Hunt 3:15 Afternoon Edition George Fisher 3:30 Backstage Wife Club Fifteen 3:45 Stella Dallas Ed Murrow 4:00 Laura Lawton Knox Manning 4:15 Art Baker's Note.

Melodic Moods 4:30 Chas. Collingwd. 4:45 Music You Like Bill Henry 5:00 Bands on Parade Tune Shop 3:15 Law Reports Com. Calendar 5:30 Music Masters Cavalcade Music 5:45 Elmer Peterson Reporter 6:00 Al Jolson Readers Digest 6:30 Jack Carson First Nighter 7:00 Bob Hawk Lowell Thomas 7:15 Jack Smity 7:30 Eddie Cantor Mr. Keen 8:00 Supper Club FBI in Peace, War 8:15 Reports of World 8:30 Aldrich Family Beulah 8:45 Night Editor 9:00 Burns and Allen Dick Haymes 9:30 Noah Webster Says Crime Photog.

10:00 Richfield Reporter Reporter 10:15 Gems of Melody Stepping. Song 10:30 Penny for Thoughts Orchestra 10:45 American Legion 11:00 Dance Time Houseparty A.M. KNEW KGA 6.00| Reports Morning Roundup 6:15 It's a KNEW Day 6:30 Strike Up Band 6:45 Reports Farm Svs. 7:00 Frank Hemingway Breakfast Club 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:30 Rex Miller 7:45 Cliff Carl 8:00 Fiddlest'ngs. Ballads Saddle Songs 8:15 Victor Lindlahr Martin Agronsky 8:30 Today's Hits kfast Hollywood 8:45 Uncle Sludge 9:00 Glenn Hardy Halen Drake 9:15 Kate Smith Ted Malone 9:30 Plastic Mod.

Music True Story 9:45 Mid-Morning Mat. 10:00 Happy Gang Betty Crocker 10:15 Dorothy Kilgalen 10:30 Queen for a Day Edna Storms 10:45 Ethel and Albert 11:00 Memories in Music Johnny Hill 11:15 Best Buys 11:30 Ozark Valley Folks Inside Story 11:45 Memor. Melodies Noon Top-Ratl Time N. W. Releases 12:15 John Fahey Farm Reporter 12:30 Elbert LaSchelle Paul Whiteman 12:451 1:00 Heart's Desire 1:30 KNEW'S Req.

Mat Bride and Groom 1:45 Club Clicquot 2:00 KNEW'S Req. Mat. Ladies Be Seated 2:30 Welcome Travelers 3:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. Spinnin', Chinnin' 3:15 Frank Hemingway 3: 30 Sagebrush Ser. 3:45 4:00 Adv.

Parade Sil. 1n Harmone 4:15 Superman Terry And Pirates 4:30 Once Upon Time Sky King 4:45 Hey, Mr. Motorist 5:00 All- Star Dance Par. Matinee Melodies 5:15 Newsreel Don Miller 5:30 Capt. Midnight Sartori Concert 5.45 Tom Mix Hospitality Time 6:00 Gabriel Heater Ray Bennett 6:15 Reports Reports 6:30 Red Ryder Henry Morgan 7:00 Straight Arrow What's Name 7:30 All- Star Review Front Page 7:45 John Wolohan's Or.

8:00 Glenn Hardy Western Jamboree 8:15 Fleetwood Lawton 8:30 Passing Parade Candid Micropho. 8:45 Reports 9:00 Natl. H. S. Grad, Trade Winds 9:30 John Faney Reports 9:45 Garwood Van Or.

Ambassador Or. 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. Wash. Roundup 10:15 Fishing News Bing Croshe 10:30 Al Wallace Or. Music You Like 10:45 Reports SPOKANE DAILY CHRONICLE New Shows Today THUR TAKES OVER." The long-awaited "Miracle of the Bells," adapted from the bestseller novel by Russell Janney, starts today at the Fox.

Fred MacMurray, Valli and Frank Sinatra play the leads in the story a super press agent and a beautiful actress. Also showing is "Arthur Takes Over" with Lois Collier "MIRACLE OF BELLS," ST 'AR- and Jerome Cowan. "ARE YOU WITH "CAPTAIN BOYCOTT." A gay song-filled musical comery, 'Are You With It starring Donald O'Connor, Olga San Juan, Martha Stewart Lew Parker opens today at the Granada. Companion feature is a British suspense drama. "Captain Boycott," costarring Stewart Granger and and Kathleen Ryan.

"RANGE "BA') MEN BEYOND OF THE MISSOURI." BLUE," A musical western, "Range BeVond the Eddie Dean, Roscoe Ates and Helen Mowery, heads the new bill starting today at the Studio. Second feature is an action western, "Bad of with Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman, Wayne Morris and Ar. thur Kennedy. Wednesday and Thursday radio stations, and the Chronicle is not respon- KNEW. 1430 KC.

Mutual All-Star Dance Par. Newsreel Capt. Midnight Tom Mix Gabriel Heater Reports Cisco Kid KGA, 1510 KC. A. B.

C. Matinee Don Miller Sartort Concert Hospitality Time Ray Bennett Reports Mayor of Town Name That Song Lone Ranger Leave to Girls Go for House Glenn Hardy Bing Crosby Fleetwood Lawton Passing Parade Texaco Star Theater Vet's. Review Charlie Spivak's Or. Mr. President IJ.

Wolohan's Or. Fahey Reports Frank Parker Ambassador Or. Fulton Lewis Jr Plantation Party Whispers in Night Bing Croshy 1A1 Wallace Or. Music You Like Reports Sports Scoreboard Eventide Echoes Sleep Serenade Campbell Sextet Reports 11:00 Sports Scoreboard Echoes 11:15 Sleep Serenade 11:30 Jazz at Philhar. 11:45 Reports 12:00 Congress Or.

KFI0. 1230 KC. Wednesday 5: 00 Story Lady 7:30 Voice of Army 5:15 Eyes on Ball 7:45 Sports Review 5:30 Sports Reel 8:00 Baseball 5:45 Theater Margee 10:00 Little Show 6:00 Summary' 10:15 Star Dance 6:15 Three Suns 10:30 Music Read By 6:30 Music You Want 11:00 Platter Parade 7:00 Capitol Dome 12:00 Weather 7:15 Across Footlites 6 45 Report 7:00 Charlie Ryan 7:15 Bible Prophecy 7:30 Corn Holler 7:45 Here's That Man 8:00 Musical Clock 9:00 Musicale 9:30 Bruce Davis 10:30 Club Bulletin 10:45 Band Concert 11:00 Pastor 11:15 Johnny Betts 11:30 Class. Column 11:45 Reveries 12:00 Revue 12:15 Claudia 12:30 Mid Day Edition 12:45 Garden Talk 1:00 Rec. Yours 3:00 Penny Serenade KREM.

5:00 Sacred Hour 5:15 Key Notes 5:30 Short Orders 6:00 Dinner Concert 6:30 Musical Chef 7:00 On Sport Scene 7:15 Songs of Times 6:30 KREM. Koffee 7:00 Rep. KREM, Koffee 7:15 Stuart Hamblen 7:30 KREM. Koffee 8:00 KREM. Koffee 8:15 Voice China 8:30 Wings Healing 8:45 Sunshine Miss.

9:00 Nazarene Hr. 9:15 Crosby Classics 9:30 Lt. Concert 10:00 International 10:15 Call of Canyon 10:30 Rhythm In Rhyme 10 45 Hillyard Hr. 11:00 Tommy Dorsey 12:00 Spotlight on Band 12:15 Midday Melodies 12:30 Noon Tunes 12:45 Saddle Ser. 1:00 1340 Club Thursday 4:00 Pied Piper 4:30 Bing Crosby 4:45 Kiddie Record 5:00 Story Lady 5:15 Here's Vets.

5:30 Sports Reel 5:45 Marquee 6:00 Summary 6:15 Bob Eberly 6:30 Carrousel 7:00 Capitol Dome 7:15 Gale on Labor 7:30 Guest Star 7:45 Sports Review 8:00 Baseball 10:00 Eve. Edition 10:15 Star Dance 10:30 Music Read By 11:00 Platter Parade 12:00 Weather 1340 KC. Wednesday 7:30 8:00 Caval. Concert Musto 9:00 Meet the Band 10.00 Dance Time 10:30 By Candlelight 11-1 Requests Thursday 2:00 1340 Club 3:00 Club 4:00 In Voice 4:15 Rhythm Doodlers 4:30 Vocal Vitamins 5:00 Key Notes 5:15 Ist Assembly of God 5:30 Short Orders 5:45 Pop Parade 6:00 Dinner Concert 6:30 Mus. Chet 7:00 Sport Scene 7:15 Home Show 7:30 Cavalcade of Music 8:00 Concert 9:00 Rep.

Meet the Band 10:00 Rep. Dance Time 10:30 By Candlelight 11-1 Requests KWSC, 1250 KC. Wednesday 5 p. Club Cougar; 5:30. Sports Final; 5:45, Andy Russell Show: 6, Smiths of Hollywood; 6:30, Here's to Veterans; 6:45, Story Lady.

Fireside Circle 7 p. Mandrake: 7:12. Destiny Trails; 7 22, Music Corral; 7:45, Excursions in Science. 8. Concert Hall; 8:50, Reports; 9.

Young W. S. C. Artists: 9:30. Chamber Musi cale.

10:30. Record Performance, 10:55, Reports. Thursday 6:30. Sunup Serenade: 6:55, Reports: 7. Coffee Pot Parade; 8, Reports; 8:15.

AnyThing Goes; 8:30, Sammy Kaye; 9, Listening Time: 9:30, Ellen Roberts; 9:45, Mid Morning Chapel: 10. Reports; 10:15. Aloha Land: 10:30. It Really Happened; 10:35. Choral Carousel: 11, Allen Prescott: 11:15, Reflections; 11:30.

Music for Today; 12. Varietime: 12:15, Farm Facts; 12:30. Melody Way: 12:45, Reports: 1, Concert for One: 1:30. Vocal Star Time; 2, Tune Venders: 2:30. It Really Happened: 2:35.

Show Tune Time: 2:45. Seeing America; 3, Portraits in Wax; 3:30. Look at Australia: 3:45, Keepsakes: 4. Reports; 4:15. Alvino Rey; 4:30.

W. S. 4:45, Eddie La Mar; 5. Club Cougar: 5:30. Sports Final: 5:45, Melody a la Carte: 6.

Proudly We Hall: 6 30. W. S. C. Flying Club; 6:45, Story Lady: 7.

Music From Hollywood. LIBERTY Phone M-1415 In Technicolor JOHN WAYNE-LARAINE DAY "TYCOON" WALLACE in FEATURE "ALIAS A GENTLEMAN" $25,000.00 Cash is First Prize in Family Sweepstakes Contest! Huge Family Sweepstakes Prize To Be Awarded At The Conclusion Of -Cola "Treasure Top" Contests! Here's your chance to win $25,000.00 Cash! That's the top prize of 40 offered i in Pepsi-Cola's terrific "'Treasure Top" Sweepstakes and Contests. It's the greatest contest ever-51 Cash Prizes each month in your state! Big Monthly National Prizes! And best of all, that big $25,000.00 Prize! For funfor cash -there's nothing like Pepsi-Cola's sensational new contest. Enter now--enter often. Every gets a Treasure Certificate for the big Family Sweepstakes Prizes! Look for the hidden design Be a winner -enter noir! under the cork in every PepsiCola bottle top.

Collect swap 'em it's fun. Entries should be complete and accompanied by a "Treasure GET ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR STORE Bottled by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Spokane Under appointment from Cola Company, N. RECITAL PLANNED BY PIANO PUPILS Bernice Gamble will present her piano pupils in a recital tomorrow evening at 7:45 at Norfolk hall. Riverside.

Students who will participate are Susan Austin, Marilyn Fox, Ronald Warnecke, Coletta Van Damme, Valerie Blankenship, Florence Brown, Renee Smith, William Shinkai, Sharon Sleeth, Harry Penney, Bessie Stutsman, Timmie Rodgers, Sharon Rogers, Hale McPhee, Janet Sullivan, Donald Sandmire, Janet McDowell, Violet Stutsman, Bumpus, Minoru Hayashi, Roberta Irvine, Fae Worthington, Vernon Fry, Barbara Chase, Audrey Paul, Donald Smith, Margaret Phelps and Kenneth Bain. Audition certificates and pins will be presented. GEOLOGICAL GROUP WILL SEE MOVIES Moving pictures explaining the manufacture of grinding wheels and papers for both industrial and lapidary work will be shown Thursday at 8 p. at the monthly public meeting of Columbian geological society, in the Spokane Public museum, W2316 First. Norman R.

Ekholm, abrasive engineer for the Norton company, will exhibit and explain wheels and papers for various uses. GLORIA GRAHAME DIVORCED, WED VEGAS, June 2. (AP)Actress Gloria Grahame, 21, acquired a divorce decree and a marriage certificate all in one day. She divorced actor Stanley Clements, her husband of three years, yesterday on allegations that he was so jealous of her that it interfered with her career. Shortly after, she was married to film director Nicholas Ray.

Joan Davis Engaged HOLLYWOOD, June 2. (AP) -Joan Davis, film and radio comedienne, iS wearing an engagement ring which she describes as "so big I'll have to put my arm in a sling to wear She announced that the sevencarat sparkler was given to her by Danny Elman, former Chicago business man. The wedding date has not been set. Her divorce from Writer Si Wells will become final in December. Favorite Theatres ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW! PAN -NOWDONALD O'CONNOR OLGA SAN JUAN in "ARE YOU WITH IT?" "CAPTAIN BOYCOTT" POST STREET NEAR MAIN BARBARA STANWYCK 8 VAN HEFLIN in DAUGHTER" Sleuth" DISH MAN W.2320 AT DISHMAN DANA ANDREWS in "NIGHT SONG" Plug "MOUNTAIN RHYTHM" DAZZLES WITH IT 21 SCREEN! YOU'LL BE'WITH IT'FOR the IT' FOR BE' WITH YOU'LL UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL Presents ARE YOU WITH IT? Starring Donald OCONNOR Olga SAN JUAN Martha STEWART Lew PARKER PLUS! THE THRILLING THEY FACED THE FURY OF A TOWN GONE MAD! The Broadway STAGE-RAGE ARE YOU Theve are girls, catchy tunes and comedy ALL FOR FUN in "Are You With It?" starting today at the Granada.

Donald 1 O'Connor, Olga San Juan, Martha Stewart and Lew Parker head the cast. BANDBOX SCREENS MEMORABLE FILM A simple but eloquent English film is now at the Bandbox. It is called "Brief Encounter," and it is an expanded cinematic version of a one-act play, "Still Life." which Noel Coward wrote a decade or so ago. This picture can not he measured by any Hollywood yardstick. Its theme is love affair with overtones of tragedy.

But the lovers are provincial couple, each nearing 40. And because each is married and a parent, they resolve to see one another no more and they do just that. So love does not conquer all, and the lives of others are not torn out of their normal channels of affection. On that note quiet, tender heroism, "Brief Encounter" ends, its entire length unmarred by a single false touch. Much of the action transpires in the waiting room of an English railroad station.

There the lovers first motif met; accentuates there they, part. thorain their hopeless love. Weaving this theme into the climax, the heroine- -aftr parting for the last time from her loverdashes on to the platform to throw herself beneath the wheels of an on-rushing express. She stops at the platform's edge, her face broken in lines of grief and horror in the dim murk of the platform. Actress "Looks" 38 Playing the lovers are Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard.

Miss Johnson looks like a of 38, not a lacquered beauty Hollywood production mill. Shens portraying a housewife of limited means, and her wardrobe is what such a woman's would be about three dresses and two pairs of shoes. Miss Johnson's performance outshines Howard's--and by about as wide a margin his outstrips most portrayals by Hollywood males. The word "memorable" is often used loosely. It may be used in its exact sense in describing "Brief B.

H. ACTRESS SPARKLES IN REVIEW ROLE Mrs. Montgomery Smith, who gave an outstanding performance in Spokane Civic theater's "State of tit Union" last fall, revealed additional talents last night when she entertained members of the group with a series of Gertrude Lawrence reviews. The program followed a business meeting held at the Theater playhouse, S652 Denver. Of particular excellence was Mrs.

Smith's interpretation of Miss Lawrence's autobiography, "A Star Danced." Two others splendidly done were from Coward's: "Private "Susan and Noels God." by Rachel Crowthers. Mrs. Smith has a distinct flair for comedy and made the most of the satirical bit from "Private Lives." PHONE 3432 STARTING Fairfax GARLAND THIS WEEK New Midweek Policy A New Picture Every Day Pick the Show You Like to See Today Pat O'Brien "Riff-Raff" Bette Davis "Marked Woman" Thursday Walter Huston "Dodsworth" Pat O'Brien "RIFF RAFF" Color Cartoon, News Every Day A THEATRE TRENT ROAD JUST BEYOND. MILLWOOD PHONE W-32121 1 At 8:15 and 10:30 IN TECHNICOLOR June HAVER "Scudda-Hoo! Scudda-Hay!" With LON McCALLISTER WALTER BRENNAN MUSICAL SHORT--CARTOON RAINBO TODAY 2 Blondes and a Redhead JEAN PORTER JINNY LLOYD ALSO "BUCKAROO From POWDER RIVER" CHAS. STARRETT as Durango Kid SMILEY BURNETTE Also AMATEUR NITE Come and Enjoy the Fun SOUTH AMERICA STADIUM MINDED Many South American cities are ahead of Spokane in already having municipal stadiums, a Spokane man now traveling in South America wrote the Chronicle today.

Carl V. Goettel, a Spokane delegate to the recent 39th annual convention of Rotary International at Rio de Janeiro, is now touring major South American capitals. He wrote from Montevideo, Uruguay and expects to visit Santiago, Chile and Beunos Aires, Argentina. Recalling plans to build a stadium in Spokane, Goettal wrote that he had seen "wonderful municipal stadiums in Rio de Janeiro, Santos (Brazil) and particularly at Sao Paulo Goettal noted that such American companies as General Motors, Ford, Studebaker and General Electric have big factories in 1 Brazil. "The only restriction in Brazil to American industry is the requirement that two Brazilians be employed to American," he said.

The convention was the first in which North Americans were in the minority, Goettal wrote. There were 5700 South Americans at the convention, compared to only 1500 from all other countries. Goettal was one of the convention speakers. New Busses Added The Hillyard-Monroe route of the Spokane City Lines carries more passengers than any other route in the city, D. W.

Barratt, manager, said yesterday. For that reason the nine new 45-passenger coaches recently delivered to the company were placed in service on that line, Barratt said. STUDIO 249 RIVERSIDE AVE W. EDDIE AND HIS HORSE RANGE BEYOND ROSCOE ATES HELEN MOWERY BOB DUNCAN PLUS PLUS DENNIS JANE MORGAN WYMAN MEN OF WAYNE MORRIS ARTHUR KENNEDY: RITZ MAIN 3600. Tobacco Big Hits 2 Road --No.

2- "GRAPES of WRATH" RIALTO HILLYARD CROSBY-FITZGERALD 'WELCOME STRANGER' AND Laurel Hardy Dill Gives a Preview of Washington Story Former Senator Clarence C. Dill gave Chamber of Commerce members a preview yesterday of the story of Washington which, he said, should be provided for tourists at Grand Coulee dam. He explained that the story huge relief map, built on a scale would a be told with the use of a of a foot to the mile, at the top of Crown point, 2000 feet from the dam and 700 feet above the Columbia. "It must be big, it must be magnificent and it must be stupendous in the effect will have upon the tourists," he said. The Place to Go.

EVERGREEN THEATRES STATE MAIN IN TECHNICOLOR 4152 "GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING" Peggy Cummins, Chas. Coburn Also "HALF PAST MIDNIGHT' 10 MORE RUSSELL MIRACLE BELLS FRED with LEE Extra--Donald AUTO VUE AT CITY NORTH DIVISION LIMITS 8:00 11:07 The greatest suspense picture ever made! "Swamp Water" With Dana Andrews Anne Baxter Walter Brennan Walter Huston and at 9:55 KENNY DELMAR (As Senator Claghorn) in "It's a Joke, Son" Cartoon MOVIES UNDER THE STARS It's Today's News First That Gets the Readers. AT THE THEATERS of the Bells." 12:04. 3:26, 6:48, "Arthur Takes Over," 2:03, 5:23, 8:53. STATE-'Green Grass of Wyoming." 1:09, 4:09, 7:09.

10:06: "Half Past Midnight." 11:45, 2:45, 5:45, 8:47. 12:10, 3:25, 6:40, 10: "The Cobra Strikes," 2:15, 5:30, POST- B. Daughter." 12:17, 6:39, "Campus Sleuth," 2:10, 5:21, 8:32. GRANADA-'Are You With 12:27 3:44, 7:01, "Captain 2:12. 5:29, 8:46.

LIBERTY Gentleman," 1:10, 11:50, 4:55. 3:30, 7:15, 11. GARLA Woman," 7:12, Raff," 8:33. BANDBOX Brief Encounter," 1:22, 4:32. 7:42, "Imperfect Lady," 11:45, 2:55.

6:05, 9:15. Swamp Water," 8, 11:07: "It's Joke Son," 9:55. MOTOR IN 'Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hay," 8:15, 10:30. Road," Stranger," "Grapes of "Pardon Wrath." Blondes and a Redhead," "Buckaroo From Powder DISHMAN "Night Song," "Mountain Rhythm." STUDIO-'Range Beyond the "Bad Men of Missouri." THURSDAY OPENINGS GARLAND- 'Dodsworth." April Showers." "Hoppy's Holiday." Divorce Planned their individual careers. BANDBOX FIRST RUN! One of the Ten Best Pictures of the Year.

HOLLYWOOD, June 2. (AP) -Film actress Martha Stewart says she plans to file suit for divorce soon from nightclub comedian Joe E. Lewis. The actress said yesterday on her return from Cincinnati that she and Lewis had been separated during much of their two years of marriage because of demands of J. ARTHUR RANK presents COWARD'S BRIEF with ENCOUNTER (she JOHNSON Trevor HOWARD PRESTIGE PICTURE released through UNIVERSAL PLUS RAY MILLAND TERESA WRIGHT IN "'Imperfect Lady" Increased admission this engagement only.

Mat. 45c. Eve. 65c, incl. tax.

J. ARTHUR RANK presents STEWART GRANGER KATHLEEN RYAN IN CAPTAIN BOYCOTT GRANADA. TODAY! STARTS TIMES Phone- TODAY! MAIN 5858 WONDERFUL: SCREEN! THE THE SENSATIONAL BEST- NOVEL COMES TO LIFE IN A HEART THROBBING DRAMA OF ROMANCE JOYOUS EMOTIONS All the People You Loved Dashing Bill Dunnigan The Beautiful Olga, from the Chorus Humble Father Paul Dear to the Hearts of the Millions Who Read and Loved the Book "THE OF MacMURRAY J. RUSSELL JANNEY'S MIRACLE THE BELLS" starring Valli -SINATRA Released RADIO by COBB HAROLD VERMILYEA PLUS A Second Feature Thrills: Romance! "ARTHUR TAKES OVER" LOIS COLLIER JEROME COWAN Duck Cartoon "Daddy Duck" ORPHEUM NOW Phone- MAIN 4668 nd 2 WEEK OF TORRID LOVE! I CLARK TURNER The team 'HOMECOMING" generates STEAM is pluo THRILLING record- A BIG NEW 2ND HIT! breaking crowds! No tell-tale marks. but it wAs murder! "The Cobra Strikes" With SHEILA RYAN LESLIE BROOKS.