Spokane Chronicle from Spokane, Washington • 130

July 14, 1949. SfOKAXE DAILY CHKOXICLE TMM STARTS T-O-D-A-Y New Shows Today 1 Next to the last of the 1949 season of summer music school band concerts will be presented at 7:30 tonight in Lincoln park. The concert will be played by the 150-piece advanced band, with players representing nearly every school in the city. Directors will be K. Harris and Harold N.

Anderson of the i summer music school staff. Wallace Brazeal will act as master of ceremonies, and Leona Breakey, soprano, will be featured soloist. This is the sixth year the series of park concerts, sponsored jointly by the Spokane Lions club, the city (park board hnd the public schools, has been presented. I Final concert featuring the entire band division of the summer musical school, and with 530 0 new waning nde into UitDO THEME OF FILM' What happens to a greedy young woman when S60.000 is tossed into her lap is portrayed in exciting fashion in "Too Late for Tears, now at the State. Lizabeth Scott is the girl and although the money is tossed into her car.

rather than her lap, the reults are both dramatic and tragic. Arthur Kennedy has the role of the nice husband who wants to turn the money over to the police and gets himself killed for his efforts. Ow ner of the cash is Dan Duryea, who plunges headlong into the life of Miss Scott and gets the worst of it. Has Good Moments It's an action-packed film which has its good moments. Miss Scott, as usual, resorts to the puckered lips expression as though she had a mouthful of southern accent, which, disappointingly never materializes.

Best part is played by Don De-Fore. who saunters into the plot and finally traps the unscrupulous Miss Scott in a gorgeous suite of rooms in a Mexican hotel. Companion feature is an outdoor western. "Indian Agent, starring Tim Holt. B.

E. AT THE THEATERS THE FOUNTAINHEAD," THE FAN Gary Coopei. Tatricia Neal and Raymond Massey star in "The! Fountainhead." film adaptation ofl the best-seller novel of the samej name, opening today at the Foxy Companion features is "The romance drama with Joanne Crain. Madeleine Cairoll and George Sanders. DUMBO," SALUKIS AMIGOS" New bill at the Orpheum starting today has three Walt Disney productions, all of them former box-office hits.

"Dumbo" is the story! of a little elephant; "Saludos Ami-1 gos," has a Spanish flavor and the third. "Seal Island," was an Academy award winner. "STREETS OF LAREDO. "KISS IN THE DARK" An action drama of early days in the Southwest. "Streets of starts today at the Liberty.

Filmed in color, the picture presents William Holden. William Bendix, Mona Freeman and Macdonald Also showing is "Kiss in the Dark" costarring Wyman and David Niven. "MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN," "RACING LUCK" I Loretta Young and Van Johnson are starred in the romantic comedy, "Mother Is a Freshman. opening tonight at the Motor-In. Rudy Vallee and Barbara Lawrence head the supporting cast.

Second feature is "Racing Luck" with Gloria Henry and David Bruce. ONE IN ANY NUMBER in the life of Clark Gable in Any Number Can Play, scheduled soon at the Post. The picture has a top cast including Wendell Corey, Frank Morgan, Mary Astor and Lewis Stone. MARGARET TRUMAN AT GREAT WALTZ MILLBURN, N. July 11.

OP)-Margaret Truman appeared unan-: nouneed at the Paper Mill playhouse here last night and took in a per-1 formance of "The Great Waltz. i The Presidents daughter was accompanied by Metropolitan opera I star Helen Traubel. William William BICYCLIST IS NEAR END OF LONG RIDE PORTLAND, Mp July 14. CD A 51-yrar-old bicylist with a Wright compass pedaled along today near the end of a 4250-mile trip from the southwestern to the northeastern corner of the country. Karl Hattery, a native of Akron, Ohio, expects to reach his goal Augusta tomorrow, which is his 52d birthday.

He left San Diego, where he resides, on April; 1. Augusta is 60 miles northeast of Portland. HOLDEN BENDIX Vnru Mona FREEMAN bAKtl Clem BEVINS PLUS 2ND BIG HIT Glen Ford Ed Robinson DESTROYER ww IX TECHNICOLOR CANADIAN PACIFIC Randolph Scott Jane Wyatt "DYNAMITE fox "Thf Fountainhead. 2:15, 6, 10; "I he Fan, 12:20, 4:30. 8:20.

ORrilllM Hum." 2:45. 5:25, 8:05. JO-40; 'aludoN AmiRO, 1:55. 4:30. 7:10, "Seal bland, 1:15, 3:55.

6 3 5 0:10, 11:45 LIBFKT "Strefb of Laredo. 12:24, 3:4 4. 7:04, "Kiss in the Dark," 2:03, 5:23, 8:43. STAl I "Too for Tears, 12:54, 4:02, 7:10, "Indian Agent, 11:45, 2:42, 6:50. 0:01.

POsl "The Stratton Story, 12:20, 2:45, 5:15, 7:45, "Little Orphan, 12: 10, 2:40. 5:10, 7:35. 10:05. GRENADA "Neptune's Daughter, 12:23. 2:23, 4-23.

6:23, 8:23, "City of Little Men." 12:12, 2:12, 4:12, 6:12. 8:12. 10:12. GARLAND "Ho Walked by Night, 6, I'ulsa, 7:20, 10:2 8, BANDBOX "Red River. 1145, 316.

6:45. "Rohm Hood of Texas. 2:01,5:31. 0-06. AFTOVI "Mings Over Honolulu.

"Cnr-sette K-225 MOTOR IN Mother Is a Freshman, "Racine Luck. RIALTO "Canadian Pacific. "IHnamlte. Rll "FDine lieers. "Destroyer." DIMIMAN "The Rope FRIDAY OPFMNGS BANDBOX "Mexican llayride.

"Blood and Sand." GARLAND "Rie Jatk lOVt "Killer MiCo, "FnnK Gold KIT. "(ireen Grains of Wyoming," "Sleep My Love. 2ND GREAT HIT CANADIAN PACIFIC," DYNAMITE" A dramatic story of railroad pioneering, "Canadian Pacific, opens today at the Rialto. The picture is filmed in color and co-stars Randolph Scott and Jane Wyatt. Showing with it is "Dynamite." adventure drama with William Gargan and Virginia Welles.

"4 ST Carol Joanne Babbitt, 18-year-old violinist, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo E. Babbitt, N2504 Atlantic, was declared winner of the local talent youth opportunity contest in the Horace Hc-idt show at the Fox last night. Miss Babbitt will appear as guest soloist on the i broadcast Sunday from Salt Lake City.

The program will be heard here through KHQ at 7:30 p. m. A graduate of North Central high school, she is employed at the Washington Water Tower company. Other local contestants were Lois J. Thomas.

Greenacres, flutist: Beverlv Ann Sanford, novelly vocalist: William Bud Walter, I clarinet player: Rocky Star, who plays the guitar and sings western ra'lads. and a piano-duo, Beverly Johns and John Madden. The Heidt show, with between 50 and 60 artists, was sponsored here by the Spokane Lions club, and plaved to parked houses for, both the 6:30 and 9:30 performances. Heidt. a veteran showman, sparked the show as master of reremonies and was assisted by hi' beautiful blond wife in song and dance routines.

Audience Enjoyed It There is no doubt the audience, enjoyed it. It was a different type of program, mostly on the light side, and was an excellent displav of young talent gathered from all parts of the United Slates. Slickest comedy performanre was given by Vahan Khorician. from Boston. As a in the audience selling programs.

Khorigian went to 1he stage to bring down the house. He, could "mug" his way to success in any night spot. One of the top performers was 360-pound Ralph Sigwald, the "Ca-1 ruso of the South." Sigwald was, a high school janitor in Charles- ton. S. when discovered by i Heidt.

He has a rich, powerful voice and with training seems assured of a fine career. Two blind artists were on the program, Harold Parr, Nebraska farm boy, with a splendid baritone voice; and Pierce Knox, from Oakland, who gave a sensational performance with the xylophone. Other featured entertainers included a sultrv brunette contralto, Melissa Smith: Vic Valente, who presided at the piano and led the Heidt orchestra: the Ewing sisters, a clever dance team: Russ Budd, tap dancer; Halyard Patterson, Negro pianist, and Sonny Berry, a talented soft-shoe dancer. A show-stealer was 4-year-old Ernie Camerota, a tiny song stylist accompanied by his mother playing the accordion and his father with the guitar. General chairman of the show, which played to nearly 5000 persons for the two performances, as Harvey Guertin.

B. E. KEOGMSO 3 MORE DAYS First Spokane Showing JAMES STEWART ROPE Color by Technicolor 3 Shows Nightly hildren Must Be A nmptvnied by Adults. Adm. 65c Inc.

.1 ax. KISmPP.Y M7ABFTH SCOTT nox nr fore DAN DIRYEA 'Too Late for Tears INDIAN AGENT am CiliTUhn IANE LAST DAY and THRILLS START EEjl TODAY! ltPHOWtl MAlN4C6 FLYNNS EX-SPOUSE WILL WED SUNDAY SANTA MONICA, July 14. (A) Crooner Dick Haymes and; Nora Eddington Flynn will be mar-1 lied in near-by Beverly Hills next! Sunday. The couple, holding hands, obtained a marriage license here yes-J terday. They said they have no plans for a honeymoon other than that they will leave sometime next week.

Nora gave her age as 25 and Haymes as 33. Nora obtained her divorce decree from actor' Errol Flynn in Las Vegas, last Friday, Haymes was divorced by actress Joanne Dru in Reno, New, June 28, The Flynns were married in Acapulco, in 1943 and have! two children. The Haymes were wed in New York in 1941 and have three youngsters. I JOHN WAYNE RED RIVER PLI GENE AUTRY IN Robin Hood of Texas Tomorrow at 8:23 and 11:44 Thrill-Packed Adventure RAY MILLAND ill "Wings Over Honolulu and at 9:50 only Randolph Scott Robert Mitchum IN CORVETTE K-225" CARTOON A LWayI cool VICTOR MOORE BRODERICK CRAWFORD WAYNE MORRIS MARIA OOSPENSKAYA MEXICAN HAYRIDE BLOOD AND SAND Yv TODAYS THE CHRONICLE PRINTS NEWS FIRST ENJOY. THE.

SHOW FROM THEi COMMIT Hum OF TOW CM CROWDS WONT LET IT GO! HELD OVER FOR A 3rd BIG WEEK summer clearance MOLLYWOOD HIGHLIGHTS Hi By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. July P) At one time or another you have seen leg pictures of most movie stars. But not Shirley Temple. I don't like cheesecake pictures and I dont think they are neces-. sary," she explains.

She sniffed at the idea she might not have a' photogenic figure. "Besides my personal dislike for it (leg-art), ft's against the policy of mv boss, David Selzpick, she added. "You don't see any of his stars Ingrid Bergman, Joan Fon-, taine, Jennifer Jones, Dorothy McGuire posing for sexy pictures. If I had a choice between having sex appeaPand being an actress, I'd rather be an actress. Added note: Linda Susan Agar, at 17 months, is probably the town's youngest stockholder.

She has one share and a voting interest in the concern which is making "A Kiss for Corliss." The picture stars the young capitalist's Shirley Temple. WINNER i SEAL ISLAND a PLUS THIS THEATRE AND YOU each summer! But vvn dresses ss $8.99 riding breeches $2.99 shorts s5 $1.99 NOW! POST reg. 1 $5.99 NOW PLAYING JAMES STEWART JUNE ALLYSON The Stratton Story" Y'4' '4 EX IRA Color Cartoon reg- $2.99 GRANADA $199 $1.99 $9.99 $4.99 blouses t-shirts shirts jackets ESTHER WILLIAMS RED SKELTON IN "Neptune's Daughter" l.VIKA THE PASSING PARADE reg. $7.95 reg. 1 $7.95 LIBERTY, Extra Academy Award Cartoon Little Orphan 1949 LAI LS AIR-KXIKLnS news WILLIAM HOLDEN WILLIAM BENDIX "Streets of Laredo" IN TECHNICOLOR JANE HYMAN 'KISS IN THE IIARK' TONIGHT At 8:17 11:20 AlwiviVGood Slmej WflHtJ rusan's nationally popular women's fashions are on sale! reductions as great as 'A off Lnt Time Today! 2 BIG FEATURES Scott Brady IN HE WALKED BY NIGHT Sudan Hayward IN TULSA la TKCIIN1COLOB doors open at noon tomorrow (Si TOMORROW WALUCI MARJMII BEERY MAIN And at 10:00 0r Iff RACING LUCK covers a Multitude ofsNS I 1 t.TYWW JEANNE CRAIN Yin PtlElNECWLtif I GEORGE SANDERS Jl ii immmt If inf i- 2c.

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