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14 THE SPO10ESMAN-REV1EW April 20, 1947. PICTURE OF GREAT MUSIC AND FINE.DRAMA 0 Song of Scheherazade" Presents Famous Music Critic Surveys Horizon to Discover What's Coming Granada. "Song of Scheherazade," in technicolore is the current picture. The film stars. Yvonne De Carlo.

Brian Don levy and Jean Pierre. Aumont tell the story Of the life of RimskyKorsakoff, the Russian composer. The adventure film is an 1865 story in a Moroccan port. with Russians, Spaniards and Moors as the principal characters. The noted composer, Ptimsky-Korsakoff, during his midshipman days, is portrayed by Mr.

Aumont. Miss DeCarlo portrays a Spanish dancer and displays her talents in a variety of ballets and solo dances. The elaborate Mediterranean setting provides a colorful background for her dances. The music of Rimsky-Korsakolf featured in the extravaganza includes "Song of India," Gypsy Song," "Hymn to the Sun," and "Scheherazade." "The Child City," a story of Mooseheart, Illinois, the home for children sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moose, is the second Playhouse Screens Have Fine Entertainment With "Best Years," "Humoresque" and "Cross My Heart." Music plays a prominent part in the themes of several pictures on programs this week, with "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and in Costa Rica" scheduled, with songs in the modern 'vein. Classical music forms the pattern for "Song of Scheherazade," telling the life of Rimsky-Korsakoff, and "Humoresque" the music recorded by Isaac Stern, concert violinist.

Two 'popular pictures, "California" and "Best Years of Our Lives," will play for another week. 'between 1848 and 1850 when people Fox. from all walks of life migrated to 01411111MPqMIP." with John Gar- California in droves to take over "Humoresque," with John '7 '0 -l'z- 1 irelts, A 7 tth, i 14.... :0 4-- ,,,,,161,....:0. )1 ..1 4 4 1 :4,....4...

d''' 1 i '41'11- el the gold fields. Several songs ballads of the gold rush days, are featured in the picture. Included are "Said I to My Heart, Said "I Should Have Stood In Pennsylvania," and "Lily-I, Lily-O." Supporting roles in the huge cast are carried by George Coulouris, Albert Dekker and Anthony Quinn. The picture Is said to be one of the most beautiful pictures yet filmed with 27 different scenic locations used. 'Song 1 1 ong of Love Seems to Be Attracting Most Interest, With Katharine Hepburn, Paul Henreid and Robert Walker Its Stars.

By MARGARET BEAN. By way turning into a human sign post, this morning, and pointing this way and that waythe picture in the offing that seems to be creating the greatest interest, although it is only in the cutting room, is "Song of Love." Metro has put a lot of big eggs Into this basket and hopes an Oscar will he dropped into it as well. In case you don't know, the film will tell the story of Robert and Clark Schumann, the musicians of long ago, and will have Katharine Hepburn and Paul Henreid as the Schumanns. Robert Walker is to be Brahms and Van Heflin will play Franz Liszt. Clarence Brown will direct.

partments will dream up next in To comment on the casting, the way of publicity. If I could fi ure a way to take which is unfair until you see the 1 the acre away from the gophers players jump through their as- and snakes, I might take a barrel signed hoops, hut I have to talk of water with me and spend my yaabout something. it is a surprise to cation there. see Robert Walker's name listed as playing Brahms. Maybe he looks 1 like Brahms.

Maybe he will make a wonderful Brahma. But after silent Movies Metro has established him as the lovable, care-free American youth of the Private Hargraves type. it Southern Fad was hard to accept him as Jerome Eern in "Till the Clouds Roll By." Ncrth American Newspaper Alliance. That was serious miscasting, And HOLLYWOOD. Having taken It sounds as though it might he over a theater of their own in the again with the young star playing heart of Hollywood, members of the great Branms.

Apparently, the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences are keeping the Metro is trying to turn him into a Musician. marquee lights burning these nights Paul Henreid seems the musician with greatest of the silent plc- te revivals of what they term type, although possibiy there isn't Such a thing. and established him- 11! Ie4' heater is packed for each self as one in "Deception," where of these attractions, and the idea he turned his role of famed cellist ably proved so popular that it prob. Into a compelling character, play- hl will he extended to Include a log opposite Bette DRVIS. That was wlof old-time silent releases an admirable picture, although a that possibly don't deserve the tragic one.

classification of Mirth American Newananer Alliance. 1 HOLLYWOOD. Having taken over a theater of their own in the heart of Hollywood, members of the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and SeleinCPS HIT kopping the marquee lights burning these nights with revivals of what they term "the greatest of the silent plcures." The theater is packed for each of these attractions, and the idea has proved so popular that it probably will he extended to include a flock of old-time silent releases that possibly don't deserve the classification of "greatest." HORSESHOES. Joe Gard, who plays a blacksmith in the color production of Zane Grey's "Twin Sombreros," is an expert shoer of horses. He has 12 horses on his own Ventura ranch, and he shoes them all.

"Twin Sombreros" stars Randolph Scott, Barbara Britton and Dorothy Bart. MINN port but of great music. Telling the story, as it does, of a young violin virtuoso, movie magic has made it possible to dub in the music of Isaac Stern, violinist, recently heard here. FANNIE HURST OPUSBack comes "Humoresque," in its second filmization, the Fox with Joan Crawford and John Gar. field.

It is not only a picture of dramatic im STARTS TODAY! LI I bJgbC Young Sfar Keeps Head lay Ritz Presents Fine Film Based on Wystery Angle a3C1 fOt. 1 EA II3 LIM a DAVIS Garfield and Joan Crawford, is now playing. The drama involves a violinist an his love for the woman who aids him in his career. Oscar Levant, J. Carroll Naish and Ruth Nelson appear in supporting roles.

Isaac Stern. famed violinist who recently appeared in Spokane on the Roy Goodman Greater Concert series, is John Garfield's musical double. "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" is the second feature. The mystery, "Lady in the Is opening next. Starring in the film are Robert Montgomery who directed the picture, Audrey Trotter, Lloyd Nolan and Leon Ames.

The Action, based on a novel by Raymond Chandler, is seen through the eyes of Philip Marlowe, whose eyes are the camera. He is seldom seen In the plc-MIT but his voice is used in every scene. In the process of telling suspenseful story the camera 'does remarkable things. State. Showing for a second week Is "The Best Years of Our Lives," the academy award winner, which is a road show production.

The film received nine academy awards at the recent motion picture poll. Fredric March was given the award as the best actor for his role in the drama. Harold Russell also received two awards for his portrayal of the armless veteran. Others in the cast are Myrna Loy, Teresa Wright, Dana Andrews and Hoagy Carmichael. Coming next Is "Love Laughs at Andy Hardy," with Mickey Rooney.

Lewis Stone, Sara Haden. Fay Holden, Bonita Granville and Dorothy Ford in the cast. The picture involves the irrepressible Andy Hardy and his latest girl troubles. This is the first post-war film of the popular series and has young Andy Hardy In another dilemma with his girl friend. She deserts him for another to leave him with blind date who proves to be 6 feet 4 inches tall.

Orpheum The comedy drama, "Cross My Heart," with Betty Hutton and Adventure, Romance, Musicals and Psychiatry Fill Local Screens with Comprehensive Ar: ray of Exciting Entertainment. Opening attraction on the acad. emys new schedule was The Thief of Bagdad." starring the one and only Douglas Fairbanks, and old-time fans in the audience were ouick to note the contrasts in production methods of today and 25 years ago. Compared to what we're accustomed to in movies these days, the most charitable estimate of this once great filmit cost $2,000.000 in a day when the million-dollar movie was a rarityis that it carries a certain quaint charm. That's faint glorification, indeed, but it's shocking, nevertheless, to look upon acting we once thought so skillful and find it.

today to be stilted and amateurish. PA' ENREID Back again for mystery fans is "13 Rue Madeleine," booked at I the Liberty this week. The film, one of the best of this year, stars: James Cagney. More outstanding film entertainment is bboked at the Bandbox with "Cloak and Dagger," now playing, and "Seventh Veil" booked, each with a mysterious The Ritz has scheduled "Undercurrent," another mystery feature. RcAlis North American Newspaper Alliance.

HOLLYWOOD.Est her Williams and Audrey Totter were discussing their movie careers. "I'll never be satisfied," said Audrey, "until I win an academy award." Esther smiled. "If some one asked me what I'd hate to lose most," says Esther, I'd say independence of my cc-jeer. I don't have to have it to be happy. Sure I like being a movie star, hut it's secondary to what I call happiness.

I'll he ready to give it up the day Metro tells me that my pictures no longer make money at the box office." That won't be for a long time vet to judge by reports of sther's two latest pictures "Fiesta" and "This Time for Keeps." Most of her previous pictures, among them "Bathing Beauty" and "Easy to Wed," have made millions for her studio. But Esther is perhaps the most level-headed of all the younger stars in Hollywood and it wouldn't surprise, or bother her, if the entire movie episode of her life vanished into the water she prefers to swim in. 0 Liberty. Opening today Is "Deception," with Bette Davis, Paul Henreid and Claude Rains. The picture is a story of a woman who meets her downfall in deceiving her husband.

The companion picture will he the technicolor film "I've Always Loved You," with Catherine McLoed and Philip Dorn. Outstanding 0 I WAtoeft ACOOKYEMENT ----Our Second Pregentation Fans and critics alike sang Mel lin et-ure rs the niusic of some praises of the late Doug when "The, of the masters, including piano Thief of Bagdad" was released in concertos by Rachmaninoff. 1924. At the academy reshowing, I James Cagney, Annabella, Rich- youngsters in the audience giggled lard Conte and Mark Stevens are and howled their derision. In itslap eating in the mystery feature, mechanical cspect, too, the film is Rue Madeleine," opening vastly inferior to the most medi- Thursday.

The picture is based on ocre offerings of today. incidents happening during the war in Europe. "San Quentin," with There's one department. how- Lawrence Tierney, Marian Carr ever, in which "The Thief man- rind Barton MacLane, is the corn-ages to outshine anything of the panion picture. i current crop.

That is the matter of costuming and settings. With rn tot nrirt of costuming and settings. With Garland. ::7, 1 hiuAtirotctiGittEINITx81 LEI 114 tiCHNKOtOlt tilt NtIVIWS 10E70 NOV LLON PNiLiP DONN EkNiE1NNE IMMO oNI EWER A IttrustIc Ate 1 II "All of us who found success In Hollywood during the war are freaks. anyway." philosophizes Miss Williams.

"We were taken up because the others weren't here." By "others" Esther means the Gables, Taylors, Ty Powers, etc. To make up for them, and because of the war, studios plunged into girlie, escapist movies. Esther is what can be called a "relaxed" star. Maybe it's because of her years as a swimming champ, but there's nothing tense about her. "That's the best way to work and be successful." She opines, "Stop fighting, he relaxed, and then if you are successful you get more fun out of it." MA(.

MARIA OUSPENSMAVA Faits Intl NM Elitobmies Pottormo mono Tufts. is on the screen. Events in the laugh hit tell of a chronic liar and her lawyer fiance. with Miss Hutton portraying a show girl who attempts to help out the boy friend's by confessing to a crime she didn't commit. Miss Hutton sings several new song hits in the production which adds to the hilarious entertainment.

"Seven Were Saved," with Richard Denning and ICatherine Craig completes the Coming next is the technicolor musical, 'Carnival in Costa Rica," with Dick Haymes. Vera-Ellen, 'Cesar Romero and Celeste Holm in Ithe cast. Scenes take place on the Central American island during time with several new Isong hits being featured in the Icolorful extravaganza. "Big Town," with Philip Reed and Robert Lowery is also scheduled. with Roy Rogers, is the musical western listed.

"Make Your Own Bed," with Jack Corson and Jane Wyman, is the comedy opening Tuesday. The companion picture is "Falcon's with Tom Conway. Johnny Mack Brown comes to the screen Friday in the western, "Six Gun Serenade." "Bamboo Blonde," with Frances Langford, is the second feature. Ritz. Katharine Hepburn, Robert Taylor and Robert Mitchem provide plenty of suspense in "Undercur- rent, a mystery drama opening today.

The story revolves around a young warded couple and a mysterious brother. "Range Law" is the second feature. "Angels Over Broadway" Is opening Tuesday. Second on the bill is 'Made for Each Other." Booked for Friday is "Crack Up," with Pat O'Brien and Claire Tre-, vor, which is a psychological crime1 drama. "Klondike Fury" is the I companion picture, Rialto.

Wallace Beery, Edward Arnold, Dean Stockwell and Marjorie Main I are the four stars in the comedy drama, "The Mighty McGurk." opening today. Scenes take place in the early I900's and tell of an ex-prizefighter who adopts a Brit-I ish orphan. "Dangerous with Kent Taylor and Donna' Drake, is the second feature. "The Shocking Miss Pilgrim," a musical in technicolor, with Betty Grable and Dick Havmes, opens Tuesday. The second feature is "Little Miss Big" with Fay Holden and Beverly Simmons.

Booked for Friday is "Adventures of Marco Polo," with Gary Cooper and "Gas House Kids" starring Robert Lowery. Rainbo. "Spook Busters" with Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys, is the current feature. ''Northwest Trail," with John Litel and Raymond Hatton, is the natural color western completing the program. Sidney Toler appears as Charlie! Chan in "Shadows over Chinatown," a mystery drama, opening Tuesday.

Mantan Moreland carries a supporting role. "Frontier Fugi NTS with Tex Ritter and Dave O'Brien. is the second feature. Booked for Friday is the mystery drama. "The Big Sleep." with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Baran.

The concluding picture is "Gold Mine in the Sky'' with Gene Autry. As to Katharine Ilephurn. she is going to have a beautiful time in an unconventional role wherein, as Clara SehtIMarill, she must become Mrs. Schumann, have seven children and a platonic love affair with Robert Walker as Brahms. That is a lot to happen in two hours.

But those who have had a glimpse of scenes to come declare il will be the star's best role. Certainly it sounds interesting. A description of one scene suggests how far the picture detours the conventional. Our musician heroine, while Playing one of her concerts before a great audience, finishes a concerto to rush into the wings and nurse the latest Schumann baby before rushing back on the stage to continue her program. The picture is based on an unproduced play by Bernard Schunert and Mario Silva which Metro bought and will follow the outline of the lives of the Schumanns with the exception that.

to appease the Production Code administration. the relationship between Clara Schumann and Brahms will remain platonic. Realism is rarely a distinguishing factor in biographical films and especially when the lives of musicians are concerned. In ''A Song to Remember." history was so distorted that Chopin will go down in the minds of the uninformed as the 1870 savior of Poland. However, it is explained that the subject matter Will remain in the realm of historic possibility.

Possibility is a long range to give to Hollywood. W'hat gives the picture such wide interest is that, it is to be one ot musical importance. Arthur Rubinstein plays the record of Clara Schumann's concert pieces for the sound track, but Miss Hepburn painstakingly practiced the finger-mg for sections of the composition involved so that the studio would not have to insert shots of a double's hands. This dubbing of music, song and instrumental onto the hands and into the mouths of actors and actresses is a baffling scientific achievement and one of the wonders of the age. Knowing what studios can do in this respect, the picture can be anticipated with especial interest as an opportunity to hear great music.

Miss Hepburn's role can be ranked as one of rare achievement it not only makes her the mother of seven children but a great musician. Did anybody say that the age of miracles is past? Still acting as signpostthere Is "Brief the English production, waiting to get onto a Spokane screen, and also "Stairway to Heaven." This corner is being bombarded with publicity declaring "Stairway to Heaven' is one of the exceptional pictures of the yearanother English film. incidentally. And Bosley Crowther of the New York Times reports that another English production, "The Adventuress," with Deborah Kerr, is "a delightful thriller in the vein of 'The Lady Note on the good earthall film critics of the country were roused out of their usual apathy last week hv becoming a legal owner, complete with gold-sealed deedof one acre of guaranteed arid land, populated only by gophers and snakes. in Valencia county, New Mexico.

Official donor of the gift Was a subdivision of the Metro-GoldwynMayer yclept, "The Sea of Grass, Land Company." I seem to recall that Metro has made a pleture called "The Sea of I Grass," with Katharine Hepburn! and Spencer Tracy. It is always interesting to see what studio de-1 Iv becoming a legal owner. corn- plete with gold-sealed deedof one Here of guaranteed arid Innd, Timm- Wed only by gophers and snakes. in Valencia county. New Mexico.

Official donor of the gift as a subdivision of the Metro-Goldwyn- ayer yclept, "The Sea of Grass, Land Company." I I seem to rPcall that Metro has, made a picture called ''The Sea of I Grass," with Katharine Hepburn! and Spencer Tracy. It is rili.vaysl interesting to see, what studio de- the possible exception of "Gone With the Wind," there has been no W. Somerset Maugham's "The talking motion picture to compare. with The Thief'' in lavishness of i Razor Edge" with Gene Tierney, sets and frocksthis in spite of the Clifton Webb. John Payne.

i Tyrone fact that today's film makers Power and Anne Baxter, is open- spend five and six million dollars ling today. The picture ranked in attaining what they term "pro- One of the best of this last year. duction values." "This is America" is the companion Today's movies are weak in that picture. respect because of high costs and i Listed for Wednesday is "Dark shortages. There is no question i Mirror," with Olivia de Havilland, that producers are cheating and Ayres and Thomas Mitchell cutting corners on their atmo- mystery drama concerns twin spheric backgrounds nowadays.

but one who is a murderess. it is almost compulsory for them "Blondie's Big Moment" is the to do so in view of the staggering i companion feature with Penny labor and material price tags. and and Arthur Lake as the the impossibility of getting stars, ery on various items. These physi- I Booked for Saturday is Two cal details aren't noticed in the i Smart with John Rodiak average drama, hut they do show and Lucille Ball and "In Old Sacra-up, graphically, in musicals. west- mento with Ann Dvorak and YUerns and fantasies.

ham Elliott. Bandbox. Don't get the impression that the big boys of Hollywood look down Showing for the last times today their noses at the epics of a guar- is "Cloak and Dagger," with ter a century ago. They hold Gary Cooper, Lill Palmer and these works in highest esteemal- Robert Aida. The picture is a spy most to the point of reverenceat drama.

"Bamboo Blonde." a musleast, the unbroken attendance of ical, with Frances Langford, is such modern experts as Darryl F. the second feature. Zanuck, Jack Warner, Louis B. Opening Monday will be the Mayer and Samuel Goldwyn British made picture, "Seventh would indicate as much. They're Veil," with James Mason and Ann on hand at every program and are Todd.

The film was awarded the now looking forward to showings Academy award for being the best of "Ben Hur" and "The Mark of original screen play of last year. Zone "Whistle Stop," with George 'Raft, FILM TIMETABLE. Ava Gardner and Victor McLagien, lis 5,50. 0 40 the second feature. -Swertheaff of Sigma Chi." 12,15, 4,101 Bing Crosby stars with Gloria 8.05 Warm of Our Lives." I unri Jean in the musical rerun, "If I Had My Way," opening Friday.

Empress. Post. Opening today is "Enemy of Wo- The historical adventure drama. men," a first run Monogram pie- "California," with Ray Mi Hand, lure. The companion feature will be "Lure of the Islands." Both plc- i Barbara Stanwyek and Barry Fitztures will run all week.

oormid ighookpd for A APertrid wpek Post. The historical adventure drama. gerald, is hooked for a second week. cla 1kt 71 (141:: I 1 20:160:11:11: 1 1 I 11 5fAlt- 40 51, 1 1 l'' svoks. 11:3 snte i 141 4110 114 tad.

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gram is "In Old a western. Booked for Wednesday is "Bad. men of the Border." The second western listed is "Gangsters of the Frontier." ANDBO Academy Award Winner Sturrwet gotoectlosi Rood Show Production! elt 010 oit0 090 9 tO4'414 TAT I ea re Academy Award Winner go44030a Read Show Production! JHE EFS IYIARS' IPIr011itIVES 1 1 ko ts1 0 olcl'ix ,,.1,0 tt 1 i woo 9 1403A Vi ri: 11B, 1 "Home Sweet Homicide," with Randolph Scott and Peggy Ann Gary Cooper ULU PALMER ROBERT ALDA My Hesrt." 140. 4 3S 7 30, 10 30. Were Saved," 12 10 310.

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