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'aAMMI 1.247 unbar allarning MOVIE TIME TABLE i Fay Holden lost S5 woith pt. newly 'planted carnations neighbor's horse leaped the fence at her San Fernando Valley home browsed on the flowers. Gale rage. who started saving matchbox covers for a young cousin. became so 'interested that she's collecting- them 1 1 4 4 I 1 0 a 4C i St Kiluis pail2 610-lit -gimatrat; Mortban alorning '41a2 13, 1041J.

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became so 'interested that. I 4 4 i I -CITY ART MUSEUM r.I.TNr A TN 't IT ye. ART AITISETINI -and 8:20. 'I Take This Woman," with Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr and Verree Teasiale, at 12; 3:18, 6:36 and 9:34., MISSOURI. "If I Had My Way," with Bing Crosby, Gloria Jean and Charles Winninger, at 12:30, 3:30, 6:35 and 9:33.

"Alias the Deacon," with Bob -Burns, Peggy Moran and Dennis O'Keefe, at 2:20, 5:23 and ST. LOUIS. "Ranzho 1 Gransa," with Geni Autry, Smiley Burnett. and June Storey, 4:13, 7:08 and 10:03. "The Showdown." With William B6d, Russell Haydon and June at 2:51, 3:46 and 8:41.

and 8:20. 'I Take This with Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr 4, and Verree Teasiale, at 12; 2:19, 6:36 and 9:54., missotRt nt I Had My Way, with Bin arles! Crosb Gloria Jean and Ch wi------ nolw "Alias the Deacon," with Bob at 12:30, 3:30, 6:35 aiid Peggy Moran and Dennis Burns O'Keefe, at 2:20, 5:23 and ST. LOUIS; 1 Gransa," with Geni Autry, Smiley Burnett. and June Storey, 4:13, 7:06 and 10:03. The Showdown." with WilliiIM B6d, Russell Haydon and June at 2:51, 5:46 and 8:41.

AMBASSADOR. "A Bill of Divorcement," with Maureen O'Hara. Adolphe Menjou and Fay Bainter. at 10:54, 2:02. 8:18.

with Anna Neagle, Ray Mi Band and Alan Marshal, at 12:07, 3:15, 6:23 and 9431. FOX. "Saturday's Children," with John Garfield, Anne Shirley and Claude Rains, at 12, 3:11, 6:22 and 9:33. "I Was at. Adventuress," with Zoritta.

and Richard Greene, at 1:50, 5:01 and 8:12. LOEWS. "Forty Little Mothers." with Eddie, Cantor, Judith Anderson and Rita -Johnson, at 10:26, 1:44, AMBASSADOR. Bill of Divorcement," with Maureen O'Hara. Adolphe Menjou and Fay Bainter at 10:54, 2:02.

5:10 'and 8:18. with Anna Neagle, Ray Milland and Alan Mar- shal, at 12:07, 3:15, 6:23 and 9131. .1, "Saturday's Children," with John Garfeld Anne Shirley and Claud 12 3:11 6:22 and 9:33. with Zoritta and Richard Greene, at 1:50, 5:01 and 8:12." Forty Little Moth EVrS-ers." with Ed- die, Cantor, Judith Anderson and Rita -Johnson, at 10:26, 1:44, Plenty of Novelty at Park Highlands There is plenty of novelty entertainment at Forest Park Highlands thil week, both on the ballroom and on the garden stage. In Harry Lange's free outdoor offering, Thurston slides a trombone with his feet and extract music from a 'contraption he fashioned from a metal mimic -stand.

The "Note-A-Belles," a feminine trio, blend their voices in popular numbers and Francis Gerstner and Fred Rohlfing, saxophonists, are beard in vocal solos. Herb Mahler's Orchestra, which began its second and final week the ballroom attraction last night, offers a double trio.with-the "Note-A-Belles," whose engagement also ends Saturday night, joining Norman Ray, Allen' "Doc" Sweetmanand Mahler in harmony bits. i Rose Helen Shore, in addition to her personality solos. teams with Ray In several dialogue songs, and -Ray, Sweetman and Mahler sing solos, with Buddy Duddy playing a celeste as background music. 1 1 Plenty of Novelty at Park Highlands There is plenty of novelty enter- lands thil week.

both on the ball- tainment at Forest Park High- oom and on the garden stage. In Harry Lange's free outdoor offering, Ray' Thurston slides a trombone with his feet and extract music from a contraption he fashioed from a metal mimic The "Note-A-Belles." a -asasuu. ut, ssusa-As-oicaluas, feminine trio, blend their voices popular numbers and Francis Gerstner and Fred ohlfing, auto- phonists, are heard in voca1 solos. Herb Mahler's Orchestra, which be. second aftntdt a ef tniaoln wieaeskt eastrdouwblheotsreio ment also ends Saturday night, Joining Norman Ray, Allen "Doc" Sweetman and Mahler in harmony bits.

I Rose Helen Shore, in addi- tion to her personality solos. teams with Ray in several dialogue songs, and -Ray, Sweetman and Mahler mint" 'mina. with Buddy Duddi nlaY- a-a back-ground -rtiusie. i 1 1 I 1 A 1 I '1 Forest Park OPEN TODAY 2 M. TO A P.

M. Other days 10:30 sh -ow. to 5:00 Jaiue'in A'rbler The Of Art at, 7:30 p. in; toddy. Fres to pub.

1 Restaurant ape lodgy tintit p. ta.1 1 OPEN TODAY M. TO A P. M4 1 Forest Park slot, days IL-3i -as. to s'4112e'In rvf.D'e' ,5 r'I Ael hh 0..

1 a'. tr. toctly Fres to 4,91 public. opfvelortrry firth en .1 1 GRAND Adult OM, Sir SI A IF ELAM Britt 111.1E-440.! i 1 4 I 4( 1,,,, 1.: 1 1 i'' I i .1 1 1 4 i 0 Adulta 5' Tfht Ck rinA-m 0,, i 1 1 a ti GRUM I But Not 'Anita Loulse Who Will Marry Buddy Adler in the Biggest, Most Formal Ceremony in Film Colony in 3 Year 1 1 By SHEILAH GRAHAM. thsbe-Domemat and North Americo.

Newspapn. Alliageo Waft Writer HOLLYWOOD, May 12.Extral Hollywood actress does not -elope! Anita Louise will marry Buddy Adler Saturday and the eersmony actually will take place right hers in Hollywood with bridesmaids, white bridal gown, orange blossoms, wedding cake 'n1 everything. The' last big Hollywood wedding from the Tyrone Power-Annabella was three years ago when Jeanette weddinic until after the quiet cereMacDonald became Mrs. Gene mony, which took place in Anna-Raymond, aided and abetted by belle's house. Mrs.

Charles Boyer bridesmaids Ginger Rogers, Fay was matron of honor; Don Ameche, Wray, Helen Ferguson, Mrs. 'John the best man. There was no Mack Brown, and ushers of the cal- ceptIon, just the few friends presiber of Basil Ratbbone, Allan Jones ent at the ceremony toasted the and Harold Lloyd, with Nelson Ed- bride and bridegroom, who later dy singing "I Love You Truly" in left on a motoring honeymoon. the church ceremony. Hollywood's only shipboard wed-The biggest Hollywood wedding dingthat I can recalltook place of all time was the Rod la Rocque- aboard the steamship Santa Paula Vilma Banky nuptial 13 years ago.

in Los Angeles harbor, with Dick The couple were both working at Powell and Joan Biondell in co. the time for Samuel Goldwyn, and starring roles. the producer entered into the spirit i of the wedding in a big way. It is reported that Sam spent $.50,000 for Stars 'Read the the occasion. The wedding took place on the United Artists lot and was like a 'Orchids .1.

Save picture premiere with lights, i crowds, cameras, etc. After the ceremony there was BA immense the 'Brickbats' banquet with 350 guests invited, I But Not 'Amta Loutse, Who VVIII tilarry Buddy Adler in the Blaaest. Most Formal 460 I aohwialui, a 41 al, IMP 40 allat do. agliftaa, di P. 1 Ceremony in Film Colony in 3 Years1 I Ey SHEILAH GRAHAM.

thsbe-Dometyst and North Americo. Newsparl Mame Staff HOLLYWOOD, May 12.Extra! Hollywood actress does not maids, white bridal gown, orange blosSoms, wedding cake zil every- -elope! Anita Louise will marry Buddy Adler Saturday and the cer- mony actually will take place right hers in Hollywood with brides- thing. I The last big Hollywood wedding from the Tyrone Power-Annabella was three years ago when Jeanette wedding until after the quiet cere- MacDonald became Mrs. Gene mony, which took place in Anna- Raymond, aided and abetted by bella's house. Mrs.

Charles Boyer bridesmaids aids Ginger Rogers, Fay was matron of honor; Don Ameche, Wray, Helen Ferguson, thebest man. There was no re- )010111AM A vult 10 'mom theit live'. shamiet "wiles. ha I nrwaThluit stivol.s"" cos 961 ,,11.6. I including the entire roster of Gold including the entire roster of MURIEL ANGELUS.

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a Nestoo co --S, ".4, Wallace BEERY Dolores pm. RIO i "MAN FROM DAKOTA" It Ms --st' --1, 4 Len Chaney Jr. le "OF MICE AND MEN" I Gold- I HOLLYWOOD, CAL.Few of the I wyn stari, including Ronald Col-; Hollywood stars save elaborate pub-man, who was best man. Turkeys I licity scrapbooks today but nearly were piled high. Champagne as-I every one of them has from one to suaged the thirsty It was a half dozen newspaper notices he later discovered that a third of the 1 cherishes with all the abiding ten' turkeys were pasteboard c.

1 derness of an old maid for the lay-which Goldwyn removed when the 1 ender-nented love letters of her slightly intoxicated guests wanted youth. to. eat them. But all in all the wed- These are not the players most ding was a great success, particu- flattering clippings. In they larly as an advertisement for the are usually the most pungent seal- Goldwyn pictures I lions ever garnished for them with MANY PREFER ELOPEMENTS printeri1.

ink. in Jame a I In a little frame Nowadays, the majority of the ney study at home is the first the-Hollywood marrying species prefer atrical notice he ever got. It was the simple elopement. Apopular written by the late famous critic, locale for runaway copples is Las Alan Dale, after a very disappoint-Vegas, Nev. It was there that Wil- ing Broadway opening.

He said, liam Powell married Diana Lewis: "The best performance I saw to-Nelson Eddy made a bride of Ann night was the one given by the red-'Franklin. And Lana Turner be- headed page boy in the Friar's Club Icame Mrs. "Bandmaster' Artie as he brought me an aspirin." CagShaw, and Mary Martin gave her ney was the kid. heart to Richard Halliday. Ever since his stage days a good Yuma, Ariz, is another favorite many years ago, William' Powell place for quickie weddings.

Among has preserved a review of his apthose tying a hasty knot here were pearance in "Spanish Love." Now Alice Faye and Tony Martin; one of the film colony's leading ex-Miriam Hopkins-Anatole Litvak ponents of barber-shop harmony, he MANY PREFER ELOPEMENTS Nowadays, the majority of the Hollywood marrying species prefer the simple elopement locale for runaway copples is Las Vegas, Nev. It was there that WUliam Powell married Diana Lewis; Nelson Eddy made a bride of Ann Franklin. And Lana Turner became -Mrs. "Bandmaster' Artie Shaw, and Mary Martin gave her heart to Richard Halliday Yuma, Ariz, is another favorite place for quickie Among those tying a hasty knot here were Alice Faye and Tony Martin; Miriam Hopkins-Anatole Litvak Anna Neagto Ray pamand O'HARA 25e 10 A. 1418:111 "IREUE" DI RICLEL ECINFT" IV 2 P.

M. Romance, With Adolphe Mitniel MAUREEN O'HARA ixtit caszuol lAnntialoNeagle Ray MI "A BILLOF 25e 10 A. M. Musical DIVORCEMENT" go, IR With 2 P. M.

Ramacei Adolphe 111E11E" 4A 1111.1 Vivien LEIGH! Laurence OLIVIER! Loretta YOUNG! Ray MILLARD! I le4 Richard 1.4.1 2F5e 101:30 ICA. m. GAIIIIIILD' SHIRLEY REENE 7 iT ZORINA I I P. m. "Saturday's Cliildren" "I Was an Adventuress" 041,11,1 Orrin TUCKER! Bonnie BAkERI ON STAGE! IN PERSON! 1 t111 lC A IA 11111bNS mi2 25c 11.11.,r.

40c Aar, "If I Had My Way" "Alias the Deacon" fkt toISSOURI GENE AuTny I wm. BOYD 'Rancho 'The RUN O'HARA DRCEMENT" Adolphe ME110011 Ray MILLARD! kdventuress" IN PERSONS nonommeme Mischa AUER he -Deacon" BOYD 2Se 10 A H. Muskat el 111001 Anna Nova pam Ray e- ti A Hsi "111E11E" DIVORCEMENT" wUREEN OHARA A BILL OF III 2 P. M. itontancet With Adolphe FRIA Vivien LEIGH! Laurence OLIVIER! Loretta YOUNG! Ray MILLANDI 17 iqt Folic John Anne 0 25e A.

M. GARFIELD 0 SH.IRLEY 1 LORINA Richard "Saturday's Children I Was an Adventuress" GREENE TII i P. N. Orrin TUCKER! Bonnie BAkERI ON STAGE IN PERSON! 1) 4,1 tlICCrI1101 i Bing Gleri. Bob Mi a 1 I- I 1 By MONROE LATHROP, Globe-Democrat Staff HOLLYWOOD, CAL.

No has meant yes in many Hollywood cag reerslike Muriel Angelus', for example. Three years ago Muriel and Ray Milland by chance had their first American film tests on the same day at Paramount. Both. were vetoed EIS "not the type we want." And now look at them Muriel so favored at that studio that she has been in five important pictures in quick and Ray at the very top of popularity by reason of his smashing hit in "The Doctor Takes a Wife." Fate has pushed Muriel into theatrical life step by step without any early purpose on her both in her home city, London, and in New All her family background trended to scientific pursuits. Her father is a chemist.

One of her mother's forbears I was Sir James Simpson, discoverer of chloroform. Another was an associate of Watts, inventor of the steam engine. IMuriel was a in the Ural-line Convent in London and took By MONROE LATHROP, Globe-Demo crat Staff HOLLYWOOD, CAL. No, has leant yes in many Hollywood ca eerslike Muriel Angelus', for ex- mple. Three years ago Muriel and irst American film tests on the Lay Milland by chance had their ame day at Paramount.

Both. vere vetoed as "not the type we 'ant." And now look at them furiel so favored at that studio bat she has been in five important ictures in quick and at the very top of popularity reason of his smashing hit in The Doctor Takes a Wife dancing lessons like many other girls. not for a career but to acquire grace and Her er was Ruth French, once prima ballerina with Pav Fokine, the great ballet impresario, came to London and, seeking dancers, picked Muriel as one of six in her school. So she put the 'Cinderella" slippers on and never took them off. One day while trudging about London seeking work, Muriel dropped her bag on the street A gallant gentleman passing who helped her gather her scattered including; those slippers, happened to be James Whale, then an English, now a top Hollywood director.

Out of that chance meeting came a succession, ever upward, of engagements in London theaters and studios, and on the Broadway stage. -where a Paramount found her. Muriel is cute, as well as efficient She's 5 feet 4, weighs ,120, and every pound appears to be in just the right place. Her eyes are blue and her hair what the casting directors call ash-blond. dancing lessons like many other girls, not for a career but to ac- quire grace and Her teach- er was Ruth French, once prima ballerina with Pavlowa.

Fokine, the great ballet impresario, came picked Muriel as one of six in her to London and, seeking dancers, school. So she put the "Cinderella" slippers on and never took them off. 1 1 One day while trudging about London seeking work, Muriel dropped her bag on the street. A gallant gentleman passing who helped her gather her scattered including; those slippers. Eogurjv MOST DISCUSSES FILPV At PROW CUE- DV 1 C- 5 7 77.

-1 MOST DISCUSS a. ED FMK PRODUCED jiatarilf Dia E- 11 at 7 gli-LAIROGERSrATZ Eleanor POW red A IRE "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940" Ann SOTHERN, "CONGO MAISIE" or POW red A IRE 1ADWAY MELODY OF 1940" SOTHEEN, "CONGO MAISIE" 1 CJIMOITY Ak ploo laurik ,11.191 rota 7-it. le load1110). 11 gerk HI-POINTE SELOUISt ittaa: I. INLIVE11.1 SIXTH most OLIVIII William Henry, "PAROLE FIXER." Tex Ritter.

"PALS OF THE SILVER SAGE." OLLYWOOD OPEN St Charles at Sixth 1 1A.M. Walt Disney's Sensational Fe II-Length. All-Color Cartoon! Sensational 'tor Cartoon! FOLL4W MICKEY MOUSE. Famous Hero ot the Talkies. Known From Coast to Coast.

Vir'' NOW Performing for Your Amusemoot in tiff COMICS of the GREAT SUNDAY GLOBEDEMOCRAT. ILE rj AT- OROADWAV now MAIM' OF SIX GUNS." "MTS. TERIOUS MR. REEDER." 3 StoogesGartoon "PINOCCHIO!" H10111 Thos. MITCHELL-Edno BEST-Fred BAITHBLOMEW Fred both of which are now untied.

More I -was a singing juvenile then. The fortunate Yuma lovers are Claud-1 one-line mention of him in the critette Colbert and her Dr. Pressman; I ique read as follows: 'William Charles Boyer-Pat Patterson, and 1 Powell sings. It is not one of the Errol Flynn-Lill Damita, who, in show's better moments. spite of many a straining at the I 1 An other whose wallet holds a tat-marital cord, are still in the same tered little item yellowed by the house (about six months Of the years is Pat O'Brien.

Referring to year) after figie years of Yuma- one of his first appearances in started partnership. I stock, it says: I There must be something about "Youthful Mr. O'Brien comes to the dry air of Arizona that appeals 1 us I Marquette University to movieites with the elopement where he was a fine football play-bug. Avoiding tbe more publicized en He should be told there is a justices of the, (marrying) peace in somewhat different technique on Yuma, Joan Bennett and Walter the stage." 1 Wanger went to- Phoenix in the But this is one case where the same state. Kingman, ditto, will al- star has the last laugh with a real ways be famous because 'twas vengeance O'Brien's assignment here that Clark Gable married his in the title role of Warner Bros.

Carole. Prescott, in Arizona, was "Life of Knute Rockne" perniits the background for the happy mar- to combine both talents. us from Marquette University where he was a fine football player. He should be told there is a somewhat different technique on the stage." But this is one case where the star has the last laugh with a real vengeance O'Brien's assignment in the title role of Warner Bros. "Life of Knute Rockne" pernilts to combine both talents.

fars Now Put Mat cloCauttand Open 7 le LINDELL 0Grand and Hebert Open 1 SHADY OAK it Hanley and FerUffl, ODOM 7 7 WEST END 481 Delmar 01,011 fit30Start 7 GRANADA raelt tart 6:45 Shenandoah 2312 S. Grand Open 11:45 "SWISS FAMILY '110BIIIS011" OPEN 1 1I HESE HEA RES STARTS 6:15 11011510 UPTOMIVARSITY 9311111111ell ISNIN SHIPSEN WITUNat BMOC Mill Their Money in Show Business Greens-Alice Mac Murray yo-Frod Mac Murray AT LAURENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE I SHOWN Irk 'YEAR'S DRAMATIC HIT! I AND Keb "LITTLE- NEW: Ronald Colman -Ida Lopino-Waltor Huston "THE. LIGHT ITHAT FAILED" 1 qE111: YORK" Huston IAT FAILED" puss 2ND NIT 6 eZa. ek "JACK HOLT I gis wo a "OUTSIDE PIE 3-MILE LIMIT" PARK FREEVARSITYNORSIDE, a AOK HOLT I 3-MILE LIMIT" FREEVARSITYNORSIDE, TIVOLI Part Fres 6350 Delmar Open 6 845 UNION Union and Easton Open 6 6 '55 Rin 6566 N. At Florissant Open riage of Jon' Hall and i Of all the reams of space devoted Langford.

This couple was later throughout the press of the world re-married in New York's "Church to Ann Sheridan, one of the few no-Around the Corner." "oomph girl" has wanted to save is the now famous line L-VVE, "It vs rT A I 1...0 La 111.LV SA VW 06...0 Sao naAav CHITRCH FOR cc tloi Grand 1, jtomoICREA II. I "HE MARRIED HIS WIFE" qte 7224 Alan 'JONES Michigan Via 'tat CONNOLLY "THE GREAT VICTOR HERBERr I- I g. All.Color Featurs Length Cartoon! h2e7r3o5k es 5117 "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS" s'Y Virginia Wayne NORRIS Or Eddie Priscilla LANE rt, 02,, "PINOCCHIOr "GRANNY GET YOUR GUN," MappRobson 1 1 George RAFT BRYAN Humphrey BOGART aft Dianoy's Soosattooal al-Lomita Color Cartoon! MayRobson Humphrey BOGART RA IE ILD A L211EHIGALI EILIDEREILLA 111-11GUJIA 327 9617141, Elm wow mot MEM 327 De BaliverePark AUBERT 4941 Emit. Bette Davis, who got her start as an Usherette, in a little theater in New England, has Almost completed plans for similar project near her farm in New Hampshire. Her aim will be to develop fresh talent for the Orson, Welles seems to hold on to "the long, thin green" just long enough put it Tight back into his diverse- enterprises on the stage, screen and radio.

John Garfield is one of the principal financiers of his Broadway plays. Humphery Bogart is currently dickering for the part-producership of a stage opus for which' he hopes to go East. There', are so many orders for Alan Hale's patented theater seat that his factory has a back-log of more than three months. Wayne Morris has just made a deal to finance a new type of automatic refreshment vender. Bing Crosby is the backer of a song publishing house; a talent agency and an enterprise that is at least setnishow business, the Del Mar Racing -Track.

Pat O'Brien is a partner. with Crosby in the track. "Ne supra crepidam antor Judi-caret." That was the way somebody said It a few -hundred years It sounds pretty complicated in Latin but the free translation is making a hit in Hollywood these days: "The shoemaker should stick to his last." CAPITOL15c K- Free "DROTHEICRAT AND -A BABY" -I W' dth and Chestnut eth and Chestnut "INVISIBLE- STRIPES" 1 w. C. FIELDS MaeWEST Dick FORA'S "MY -LITTLE, CHICKADEE" 1r1 1 '11 STRIPES" EST Dick FORMS w.

'O KINGSLAND SS ED An ART "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" EILIAIIIIT Nat.Biidga AND IN LOVE" 0461" erav18 1843 $. Jeffers. OLIVIA about her in the Harvard Lampoon. Hollywoodites in a violent hurry. I Also of recent late is Ronald Rea-to tie that marital knot usually gan's favorite comment about him.

choose Lower California or Mexico. I jt was said by Warren Brown, the The- Robert Taylor-Barbara Stan- Chicago sports editor: "We'll alv.ryck elopement was to San Diego, I ways remember Reagan during his Hedy Lamarr was taken in days as a sports announcer on the matrimony by Gene Markey in radio. Lots of bum jokes came Mexicali, Lower California. Four through the microphone but he years ago this month Myrna Loy filled the air with the worst ones and Arthur Hornblow eloped to En- ever told in the Middle West." senada. Gail Patrick and Bob Cobb That old gag about.

applause be-preferred the near-by Tia Juana lag food to an actor'still goes. They But here's an exception to the love- to read nice things- about Olivia, de Havilland, who themselves', as who doesn't, but it's matrimony by Gene Markey in raaio. Lots of bum jokes came Mexicali, Lower California. Four through the microphone but he years ago this month Myrna' Loy filled the air with the worst ones and Arthur Hornblow eloped to En- ever told in the Middle West." senada. Gail Patrick and Bob Cobb That old gag about applause be-preferred the near-by Tia Juana itig food to an actor still goes.

They But here's an exception to the love to read nice things- about elopers: Olivia de Havilland, who themselves', as who doesn't, but Its YU Ell fid41. 171 tto. "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" frueVER1111. Av 318F.1-s4RY "OlidYCYnistetfe 1 A 1'147 MA.1118; CONGRESS gt2.3 15c N'o' AOROt UN FTLRyo 8 1416M 0) Barbara STANWYCK Fred MaaMURRAY LogosiBee. Sanders, DOUBLE TROUBLE" Rick.

Bly. Chester Norris: "MARINES FLY 1416140. -8 DOUBLE TROUBLE" IWARINES FLY Fred MsoMURRAY 'HOLLYWOOD, CAL.Up until now the stars of Hollywood have been putting a big part of their earnings into just about every kind of business in the world except the they should know bestshow business. They have put their money into gold bricks in Pago Pago and into hair tonics from the springs of Baden Baden. Some of their investments have paid big dividends.

Most of them have proved costly ventures. But today the top players have learned their lesson and they want to keep their income in their own profession. For a long time Priscilla and Rosemary Lane's pet ideas hail been to purchase and manage a small movie theater in their home town of Indianola, Ia. Their mother will go there shortly to handle the negotiations. Just recently Rudy Vallee, Bob Hope, Fred MacMurray- and Ken Murray formed a partnership for a lavish new night club in the film capital.

Certainly, if experience coots, they're bound to score In a big way. I Errol Flynn puts his money into conservative stocks and bonds witk one exception. The adventure film reels he makes with Howard Hill not only give him his keenest avocational interest but also pay off in dollars and cents dividends. itit a EN 11 13 2912 Charles Loughtoo, -muNcHeAck OF NO DAME' Cb t000wt Torn To Drown "ON, JOHNNY. HOW YOU CAN LOVE" SOUTEIriAlt Penny AN ri-unloomn I os Grand and Florissant i vt GRAVOIS tiprmimBEF tolottorson and Gravels iglhoub.m --7, FLORISSANT "REMEMBER i I 4557 Don Amerhe.AI JOhefl, "SWANEE RIVER" Robert Ellie, "MAIN STREET LAWYER." DAMMTA Virvints THE NIGHT" 1 Joan JR.

4 "GREEN HELL" Extra! Added! The- of 'AIRBANKS, JR. HELL" Words of Time" i I MAYLtirif UULI 7171 Manchester MIKAD020c4 WZ 1451 fasten SHAW MAPLEWOOD Bel- softy John "OF MICE AND MEN" AVALON Steinhed" ith BURGESS MEREDITH and LON CHANEY JR. 1' Wallace "THE MAN FROM DAKOTA" Kingshiphway and Ch WWI STERN' COLUMBIA tati.57 1 GT: Raft. I POWIIATAN" Sett" I P.Mrt C18t "GOODBYE. MR.

CHIPS" Maplewood a nd acDortaldEddy. "ROSE MARIE" Lansdowne go4Rucws MAGIC BULLET." a BOXY "4" And "MEXICAN SPITFIRE, II OXY 54" "Do. 114HLIGH11 atorTino taw. V. Lansdowne Robinson.

And "MEXICAN SPITFIRE, 3901 Shaw A.6 MAFFITT eandeventer 1 Preston Fester. Irene Hervey. "Oilman Evlelelloo" and St. Petrie Knowles. PAARRIED Are0 IN LOVE" 'toy, altsanto Ettdento" tIED ARD IN LOVE" IS Natal Dalne." C.

Leaghtlan fL MANCHESTERN.4:11t1;15C I Gene Autry, "Mar from Mule totauntata" Dame. Chas. Laughton from Mollie Dionntato" recently was accused of plotting a the brickbats the save! run-away with Jimmy Stewart Rut this she denied. "I -4 4 don't believe in elopements," said CLOSEUPS "When 1 marry it-will be in a church, like my sister The Alice Faye finds it an easy mat-latter became Mrs. Brian Aherne I ter to retain her lovely figure be340 D111811 from Hollywoodin a cause the things that do it for her Monterey church (northern Califor- are things she loves to do.

1 th nia) in a simple ceremony attended There are bicycling, tennis, swim-by her sister afid mother. ming-and dancing. i But today, even when stars con- trive to get married in a church or 1 Herbert Anderson, new Warner at the ceremaby 1 bears the player, once had to cook for 315 label The only Hour. I people when the chef of the sum" woodites present at the marriage of mer camp in which he was a di-Andrea Leeds and Bob Howard (in rector took ill. A Del Monte, northern California, church) were Judith Barrett, now Rosemary Lane's doodling con1 Mrs.

Lin Howard, Alan Baldwin, fists of making designs of her in-and Miss Lee Russell, now Mrs. Mats. When she likes on she has Herbert Marshall. This latter ro- it copied for her staticifiery. mance ended in the usual elope-- 1 I meat.

Jan Clayton's ancestors were I among the first pioneerp to settle in I PRIVATE BUT FORMAL 1 New Mexico. 1 The Douglas Fairbanks was just as but Warner discovered Cornel Wilde slightly more formal. The icere- was once a member of the United mony took place locallyin the States Olympic fencing team. manes ended in the usual elopement I I PRIVATE BUT -FORMAL The Douglas Fairbanks was just as private, i but -slightly more formal. The icere rnony took place locallYIn! the WHITEWAY and i Wayne Morris.

"BROTHER RAT ANO A BABY" Hickory and Lane Velez. "MEXICAN SPITFIRE." BARTHOLOMEW- 1 An old foxhorn that once belonged to his grandfather, one of the best foxhunters of early Tennessee days, is a prized possession of James Craig. PAGEANT CarY Grant, NIL Russell, GIRL FRIDAY" S151 Delmar RaftBogart, 'INVISIBLE STRIPES" I RaftBogart, 'INVISIBLE STRIPES" I "HIS GIRL FRIDAY" STRIPES" "KING NOW Sensation of the Century! Lynne Overman, "DEATH OF A CHAMPION" "KING KONG," Sensation of the centuryt Lynne Overman, "DEATH OF A CHAMPION" of the Century! OF A CHAMPION" CI MI a 12 ILV AbiI IZIxtlett.A I-E4EA Art 1:1 i St, Vi Bury-C. Morris. "THUNDER AFLOAT." Roo.

0 gn joh Sanders. "The Saint In Douala Trouble." Phantom Droop -t flicHmoND Isc clertott moo Pig 8.d vy WASHINGTON "ROAD TO SINGAPORE," CrosbyLamourHope Granite CNN III. onald ColmanIda Lapin, "LIGHT 'THAT 4 YALE slifiltti 20c 1 Sonia Hee "EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGtIT'' Warner. Baxtsr. Alice Fart.

FAILED" MAPPENS AT AffOrr pc, RADIANT ROASTED 11111ATIAM' VACUUM emu RADIAA 1 ACUI Woodson Illohard Patrick. Road 1 Bill Boyd. "RENEGADE, TRAIL." Cartoon 8003 P. Sinsiotoo. "Biondi(' Brines Up mewet.L.

Gravel 1 "Daytime Wife." Chu. I "Oka Traey's 3145 I we unite Prooton Fester. "GEROPII Weimar Bret. Park do, Ellin'. "METERS CREEPERS." Iliekey Neese.

others 544) 10 DISHES! GIIINT' "FIGHTING "TN" Emden "ALL WOMEN HAVE SECRETS', 1 SOMETHING DIFFERENT "JUST Al GOOD" 1 SOMETHING DIFFERENT NOT "JUST Al GOOD" I' III 1 A 1 1 A i.4 0 l' I. I -1, i I Jo I I lif lilt 1 0 I 1 OVERILALID M. LI Olt O'FALLON, BADENV OFALLON, BADENLA, Co FIFER COI ASHIANDs1 Jonuts CAGNEY Pat WOMEN "IIIE -FIGIITIIIG '691111" Jeti HcCREA Nancy KELLY "IIE MARRIED-111S WIFE" BADEN ONLY FREI PARKING, Weal runs 8" "THE- FIGHTING 69TH" PM 0' Robert Taylor. Grow Gorton. Low EMEMBER" Fat 011RIEN 1 fancy KELLY IS WIFE" PARKING, ING 69TH" roe, Tomo In KSD.

SUNDAY. 1:00 P. M. Direct from Hollywood. "I WANT A DIVORCE" twee In DSO Dummy from Hollyw Da wriv 2705 N.

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Woods, "Mexicali loseated QUEINS1 1 ow do say, "It's Tops! James STEWART Marlene DIETRICII Mischa, AUER Cliz'lk Mischa AUER IFfil N. Nib's DotiolatJoan "Good GirW Go Is Poch." Jeffersee Janos Stewart. "Dostry Rides Aosta." Cartes. Contody. Kirkwood.

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1 Lase Sisters.jelts Garfield. "FOUR WIVES" Broadway Robert Montgomery. "EARL OF CHICAGO" SnIll James Stewart. "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN." cheesed Pries. "Invisiblo Moo Rotuma." Pepin.

Our Game. MUG DEE ESIEtta70013 ILMEMOTERI 11.0116t70133 CIACES111110 AGAIN BREMENS110 SALISBURYall ROBI NVONO BREMENSIO SALISBURYINIM ROM MOOR Ran GREY; Rimini PRICE Sir Cedric RARDWICKE Sir Cedric NARDWICKE Ral CIRCLE Westwood Community ChurchJWith the reeeption in Doug's hillside keine. His late father was! best Cameramen phers were in the minority. Ann Sothern chose the witching bouts of midnight for her transformation into Mrs. Roger Pryor 1 at the Episcopal Church to Hollywood.

Tne wedding was a quiet- affair with just a. few friends and rela, fives present. The wedding of Henry Fonda and the former Frances -Brokaw was on a larger, more fashionable scale, but it took place in New-York City. Rye, NY, was the background for! the Joel- McCreaIFrances Dee lewas a private affair, .1 Jean 'Arthur wore a gray bored suit; Bridegroom Frank Ross was in a-- blue business suit for Weir, 1932 marriage Irene Dunne and her doctor-mate did a Hale- better (in their 1927 New York City ceremony. Irene' was In white the Doc in top hat-- The guests Included the i Florens Ziegfelds George Gershwin and Cole PHOTOGRAPHERS BARRED Rhotographers were excluded 1 The word CREAM has been used always to imply the utmost, the finest, the most desirable I I 1 Regular cream users know why this is true.

No other food item can contribute so much, in so many ways, for so little. Try fresh, pure, rich St. Louis Dairy Cream in your coffee tomorrow, morningpour it over your cereal, too, and on freskstrawberries. A bit of whipped cream on desserts and salads makes a world of difference in appearance, in taste enjoyment and in food value. ONE TEMPTING TASTE TEST TELLS! '0 ttE "INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS" "Rose of Washington-Square" Two Thoroughbreds" "HOUSEKEEPERS DAUGHTER" Rob-rt Nytw.

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