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0 11 PS 12-A THE MIAMI HERALD Thursday April 25 1946 You'll Re Seeing Ft-ankle More Often Opening On With The Zinnamie Tidier Brooklyn Tale Sinatra's Next By DOROTHY MANNERS MI A rr'ssy -41 6 IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD of tho bizgest paid to any screen celebrity For Gable In the face of that de-record to pine for other employancling ment st-Pmf stranv! To an outivilege sider at least he a man Nho Nearns to leae tho luxuriona safety of an ocean liner for th clubiOus security of a lifeboat- Staff writer his new contract in "It Happened George Sidney directing Gene Kelly yin my favorite musical of last year (and KITTY at the Sheridan Paramount and Beach co-stars Ray Mil land the Academy Award winner and Paulette Goddard The latter is seen in the title role of a yarn which pictures the rise of a waif from rags to riches after Sir Thomas Gainsborough has painted her portrait and exhibited It at the Royal Academy The top supporting roles are played by Patric Knowles Reginald Owen Cecil Kel 'away Constance Collier and Dennis Itoey International News Service HOLLYWOOD Sinatra kicks off on 'In Brooklyn" co-starring with Kathryn Grayson and be missing but thi-41 is the same setup responsible for yours too I bet) "Anchors Aweigh" Special music is being written0 for Frankie and Kathryn by Sam-day (ye she sneal my Kahn and Julie Stein and the when her nurse's picture starts In :10 days turned) She is so hap There's one thing bobby- preciative that VOti ari soxers can count on: From here appear on her radio on Frankie's pictures will come Harriet Parsons next much closer together With the she wants You to kno1 exception of "The House I Live so proud of her kid tc In" which was a short he made a lump in your throat only one film in 1015 That isn't her Mary Pickford Av enough to keep Frankie first in of the guests of hon the hearts of his fanatics This Cinematographers' dinn little -matter will be remedied by starring Sinatra in two and per haps three movies within the next 1'2 ponths day (Yes she sneaked when her nurse's turned) She is so happy that you are appear On her radio Harriet Parsons next she wants 3-ou to know so proud of her kid too a lump in your throat her Mary Pickford of the guests of honor Cinematographer's' dinner It looked like the barber shop quartet at the Brown Derby today with Sinatra Dick Haymes Tony Martin and Dick Powell punching there Allan Jones just back from Chicago returns there immediately for two weeks at the Oriental theater June Duprez has herself a wonderful -job with the American Repertoire theater in New York starting in August Her first show is with Eve Le Gal Ilene a call back was and appreciative going to show with Sunday and it She's you get listening to will be one at the June to insiders at MGM Clark Gables number one stipulation in demanding a new contract IA the privilege of making one picture a 'year for another studio or if he chooses independently Looking over the records I cant help wondering why that particular bee has invaded his bonnet Gall le has been Avith Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for 15 almost unbelievably prosperous years From the very start hossman It Mayer realized that he Was a hest het and handled his career accordingly The studio gave Clark the best of everything in MGM's case is plenty for Metro traditionally has been the most expert of all picture companies in the fine art of star-building Gable was given the best stories available Ile was cast opposite the hottest feminine stars and assigned the studio's outstanding directors his publicity needs were given maximum attention The net result certainly leaves him small cause for logical complaint During the 15 Years Clark has been among the top 10 boxoffice stars more than 75 per cent of the time! In keeping with his popularity his salary consistently has been insiders at MGM Clark Gables miler one stipulation in a new contract IA the of making one picture a oaorsefs7 jannfoletilipenrciestnitullNio inh er the reordA cant bell) THE ACTION ta en Ix- tha Nintinn Pictu re Asociatinn ef America (the Erie lehnonn office) in summoning llovkard Hughes to appear hefore director and 1- fend himself against charges that he has violated the azsociation "rules of good taste- in advertising "The Outlaw" encourazinz Whether Hughes be acquitted or found guilty a-- charged thp most responsible group in thp motion picture industry has at least do-211 on rat ed a proper concern about the growing trend toward "sexsationalism" Its a lead pipe that this trend must be stopped unless movies are to become a ee- basing influence in American life instead of the contribution to good citizenship that they should be It will be much healthier for the industry to apply the brakes cf its own volition than it will be if public indignation is left to do the job THE M11111 LITTLE THEATER will present three one-act plays at Wynwood Park community howe for a three-night run beginning tonight The bill will consist of "Fumed Oak" taken from a Noel Coward's "Tonight at 8:30" collection 'Gallant Lady" by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements and "When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet" by Charles George Direction has been supervised by Doreen O'Neil Curtis Walden Greenwell and Maebelle Smith In the casts will be John Edward Curtis Dorothy Duncan Shirley Ann Forbes Mildred Brooks Pauline Kern John Paul Fox Lynn Bailey Rothalee Bosley Ruth Carp Joanne Pease Mary Fox Elsie Young and Charlotte Bell kool By GEORGE BOURKE ()hatpin l'autlerille a Review AVE SHOULD caption this one "Murder In a Minor which is taken from the title of a short story by Willis tiBiirItos --there were that many musical miscues at Mr lloovers variety house during the new bilrs first showing We are sure that Paul Haakon's reluctance to give an encore of hi fine interpretive dancing sternmrd from his misfortune with the orchestra Les Rhodes boys found Paul's unfamiliar music just too much for them But with or without complete co-operation from the orchestra liaakon's fine ballet-like steps are a terpschiCOreart treat The appreciative hand he received indicated that the audience felt that ay too HENRI THERREIN the painter of songs who is- billed as an extra added attraction fared better in the musical department perhaps because his repertory is a familiar one He scored with "The Donkey Serenade" "The Road To Mandalay" and 'Begin the Berritine" andhad to beg off after throwing the show schedule off by five minutes THE MARSHALL Brothers were not only the victims of a couple of musical miscues but found themselves in darkness at another point But they recovered to prove they are troupers of the first water Their ribbing of the crooners and radio plugs is an entertaining bit of stuff and nonsense littRRY PINKt'S convulses with his Cleopatra and the asp routine and his other zany antics are only slightly less rollicking He's a Danny Kate with beef and in fact much of hs rolJino- is a erns betykeen KaNe and that other top funster Red Skelton Ruth Foster assists Pinkus with some nice singing and corned: THE THREE PARKS open the show with a fast-moving bit of acrobalancing --tr -4 5klib' 7 '4'' Ot ti(i 14 1- 'CI' 4 1100-: 0 4 gilzialitii: --2Itt DENNIS O'KEEFE is usually cast as a playboy or a comedian because he's plenty fast on the dialogue and wisecracks So it's news that he will slow down to a Charles Boyer drawl in the first really romantic role he has ever played on the screen O'Keefe's dramatics go into effect on May 4 when he steps in front of the cameras opposite Hedy LaMarr in "Dishonored Lady" in the role of the young doctor The love scenes are just about burning up the why were written by Ben Ilecht Rohert Stevenson is directing the Hunt Stromberg production GIVE TO CONQUELCAN'CER7 4 14 tr'''' Nio i- A0010' Ay 'i tt''''''77't'''''-i J-i :4 Nor 4 r-' i04-i 1 4 i It '41 19 1- '''a (- 1 ii 4 I tif i I I i' ti )k i 7 5:: I OUR No- 1 ENEMY Night Life Attend 'THEA Dh I idL 4 TODA Dontwati snow' 'Ilieme On no I gull Ez IN 4UN 17 ODYIMPVe FA FLACILI ST A HONE 2-3113 No I III 1 ON THE SCUNI The toys Story That ON THE SCREEN! -'1011 The toys Story That Paid Ant "aak In Robb on Pink lis gay Plairas abbisrbt by THIRD and final preliminary of the Beachcomber Lagoon rumba contest with finals on May 2 is set for tonight Four more couples will be chosen to enter the finals making 12 in all who will vie for the $500 in cash prizes Music for the dancing will be handled by Hal Wayne and his orchestra Preliminary winners so far are Pepe Diaz and Penny November Ted Evans and Elaine Hyman Jose Cantaflo and Adele Sucre Tony Negret and Eileen Brown: Jean and Roy Porto: Ted Reith and Loerna Vara Chris and Sherry and Jose Reyes and Margareta Rodriguez Will Live With You Forever! FINE entertainment is on tap today in "Kitty" which comes to the Sheridan Paramount and Beach with Paulette Goddard and Ray Mil-land above cmd at Kitty Davis' where Berticct Serrano is back with her dynamic song and dance GABRIEL PASCAL peddling some of the George Bernard Shaw properties which he controls? Looks that least Taft Schreiber of the MCA office has gone to England at Pascal's invitation to close a deal for Joseph Bernard and Milton Sperling to purchase at least two of Shaw's stories plus (they hope) the services of Deborah girl who was such a hit in "Vacation From Marriage" The two plays involved are "Arms and the Man" and "The Devil's Disciple" with Pascal stipulating that he will come to Hollywood to direct both stories when they are ready for screening CLAUDME COLBERT 'Cada' Lincoln Miami Capitol EAVE the kiddies and the impressionable young folk at home when you see this Rita Hayworth-Glenn Ford sizzler TVs really good pulse-tingling cinema presented in good adult taste but there are sequences from which adolescents might draw the conclusion that all that shimmers is not heavenly light Gi Ida is a cheat and her beloved Glenn certainly wouldn't draw a passing nod from Diogenes In fact they are such a fine pair (bf Fimilarly feathered birds that the tune of "Frankle and Johnny" persisted in ringing in our ears throughout the film We meet Glenn In a South American dive where he has Just cleaned out a bunch of sailors with crooked dice Sinister George Macready saves him from a holdup man and later takes him Into his gambling casino as an aide There he meets Stevan Geray as a philosophic washroom attendant and Joseph Callela a police awl i torfor rh Marshall 1NX Three Parks os enri Therrien Rohde and Band 444n Orson George Welles Brent TOMORROW Is FOREVER Film Features Begin prO4SPOOnOMI06111141111 CINEMA 1 01fi V1 I On 92nd Street" 10:15 12:15 2:10 4710 605 8:00 1000 SHERIDAN---Kitty" 2:00 4:00 COO 8:09 10:00 of Sherwood Forest" 10:59 1:03 304 5:03 7:02 901 11:05 Angel" 2:00 3:54 5:48 7:42 9:36 2:00 4:00 8:00 8700 10700 11111" 2:15 4:10 8:05 7:55 9:55 Pierce" 2:30 4:50 1:10 9:35 The Miami Little Theatre Presents I neast -plays "Fumed Oak" "Gallant Lady" "When Sk 000000 are's Ladles Meet" Wynweed Park Camemenity Hansa Mk at 1st Ave Ses 1 ar Al April 25 26 21 at 11130 slam $100 plus tax OPEN 14S LAST DAY! ROBERT 0011AT DEBORAH KEN! "VACATION FROM MARRIAGE" OPEN TODAY ONLY! WILLIAM EYTNi LLOYD NOLAN "The House on 92nd St" 207 I- 14A GLIM St P14--IT-4 OPEN RE :45 TODAY ONLY! WILLIAM EYTNE LLOYD NOLAN "The House on 92nd St 207 FLA GLIM St P14 4 123S WASH Av OA SC PH SA202 SIGHTSEEING-I 05110 wit 55 iPtit w55A so 00ovi 7 OW 1 t00 Mt OW001 GABLE4'M BOULEVARD RESIDENTIAL ISLANDS WATERFRONT ESTATES Large Doublc-Deck Yacht "INCENDIARY BLONDE" With Betty do Cordova (In Technicolor) TOOPINilleler) BOTH OPEN ItIS It 111111J STARTS TODAY! DING CROSBY BOB HOPE DOROTHY LAMOUR CHATTER: The Crosby kids are raising the roof at the old family manse after reading the roles written in for them in "Welcome Stranger" which Bing and Dixie nixed The sequence called for the kids to go fishing with their old at fishing they are most proficient When Bing still said "No" Gary yipped: "I bet if Bob Hope had-four boys he'd let them-play- in that scene!" This almost floored he stuck to his story The kids Just can't do any more movies EDITH HEAD who usually concentrates on glamour clothes for the Paramount charmers does a right-about-face nd will run up some snappy aprons and ginghams for Veronica Lake and Arleen 'Whelan in "Ramrod" It's Edith's first fling at frontier fashions Ile also eventually meets Macready's beautiful discovers that she is the one woman in his life But now they hate each other or Fa they believe For three reels you see the pair spar for advantage Gi Ida finally professes her love for Glenn but is spurned But when Macready is believed to have committed suicide in a plane crash Glenn marries then refuses to live with her She seeks solace with other men but Glenn has her shadowed and her nen It's no secret film plays being what they are that love evenrizes from the ashes of their mutual hate It's an absorbing fm some sharp dialogue wonderful gowns worn by Miss Ilar nrth and fine all-around production which was incidentally TIPt-N iSPri 11N' a woman Virginia Van Upp Two song and dance riumhers by 'Miss Hayworth are recommended: "Blame It On Mame" which makes you whistle and "Amado Nlio" which will make you feel notalgic all over COMIT "POWER OF THE WHISTLER" SEVEN SEAS "ROAD TO UTOPIA" Errors or omissions in these schedules are entirely the responsibility of the theaters not The Herald 200 3:55 5:55 7:53 9:53 To Utopia" 2:00 3:55 555 7:55 9:55 Highness and the Bellboy" 7:20 9:35 Goes MY Love" 2:00 4:02 5:54 1:56 9:58 12:33 256 5:19 7:42 10:05 Lone Wolf" 2:05 4:02 5:59 7:58 9:53 From Marriage" 2:00 3:50 5:40 7:45 9:55: Hill" 2:15 4:10 6:05 800 9:55 Dolly Sisters" 2:35 5:05 1:25 9:50 Fair" 2:00 3:55 5:55 7:50 9:50 tho Whistior" 7:25 10:45: "Incendiary Blonde" 850 of Rosarlia" 715 10:15 "Naughty Marietta" Angel Comos To Brooklyn' 2:00 5:29 9:05 Roughly Speaking" 3:25 6:54 10:30 To Utopia" 2:00 3:55 5'55 7-50 950 Yard 7:50 9:50 GROVE- "Shock" 7'45 9:40 219 420 630 8:451 11:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 805 10:05 11:00 1:03 3:06 5:09 7:12 9:15 11:18 Is Forever" 11:30 2:20 5:15 8:05 10:55 Stage Show 1:20 4:15 7:05 10:00 1200 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 In Connecticut" 7:20 9:23 of Susan" 2:30 4:53 7:18 9:39 Tavern 2:00 3:59 7:57 9:58 Blondes" 11:10 213 5:09 811 11-01 "Days of 12:37 3:32 6:35 9:311 PEOENT-'Story of in 7:30 0:40 iteoW VOW CAS AND MiC SAAllt k4-4 2112 PONCE eito LEON Blvd PH Daily NT FRF 2-1825 MOONLIGHT CRUISE Wed Sat Sun-9 FARE: Personnel 55a Pier 8 Barfront Park IVOLI COLONV ettetortc GEORGE SW N4 11 911k AV AT 7' SI El 0SON A 1123r2allakkEll NOIN OPEN 1:45 LIAM TODAY ONLY RAFT JOAN BENNETT It SHOW STARTS 7 lo ROY ROGERS In "BELLS OF ROSARITA" With "The Sens it ato Pi III "NOB HILL SHOWBOAT STARTS TOMORROW! 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"THE DOLLY SISTERS" lo Technicolor In Teennttolat 1457 36111 SC' Pa 7-4161 2315 Potec I de LION Seed Pt 44422 HOLLYWOOD SHORTS: Mitch Leiser' wants Marlene Dietrich for 'Golden Earrings" and has cab1o4'het4London about doing the picture Ited-Skelton gave his husband-in-law (or what would you call the man who is married to your ex?) a 16-MM set complete with projection machine and sound for his birthday Ralph Bellamy leaves the east of "State of the Union" In June and is heading back to Hollywood for two movies Personal to Jack Benny: wish you could have heard the grand things Louella Parsons said about you over the telephone to REGENT OPEN OAS OPENS 7:111 SUBSCRIBE TO THE CANCER DRIVE RELAX AT A WOMETCO THEATRE i FiTtlt A Girtiv -Ai -ifititislotAGIE lo a6" 4 ROUGHLY SKOOG" wtik SOSILIND SUSSILL ACK ORSON "MI MIGEL COMES TO BOOOILTII" wit viat Was NostRI Dula "Mt Iti01151111 41 milliratile LAST OAT! BURGESS MEREDITH ROBERT MITCHUM MINTS MAT: ALIBNIT SWIM CRICK VON STROHM "SCOTLAND YARD INVESTIGATOR" "STORY OF pE" II ag-'J km intsti Miami After Dark rIIIS department has acquired an uncanny prescience for avoiding the inconvenient On so many occasions have we failed to show up at openings that didn't "open' for one or another that our friends are now convinced that we have a contact with the occult It was nothing occult hut 0 simply a tired feeling that kept from the Carihbn Starlight Little Palm ringsiders this past us ea week end included Johnny D'Au- Patio opening Tuesday night gustine of Rennault Wine and And front all reports we're glad Mario the lad who can take six we stood in bed We hear that pieees Of string and create a nearly a sand persons coiffure Kitty tArneul up at a place designed Davis is plan- ring and equipped to hand a eries of Cuban Mardi le a frac- Gras to he called "A Night In tion of that number Ilavana" July will mark the SAND OUR EARS: Riptide third straight year for Beth coses it how tomorrow night Challis at Bill Jordan's Bar of Unofficially we hear that the mu- Music Asked by a rival op if he union's refusal to grant woulci renew her contract Bill said "I've got her signed a summer scale was responsible forever" Latest Kitty Da- It carries on as a bar Mike vist Tarzan contest winners were Caldwell is rumored ready to take mer Chez Pare' and do Johnny Tucker of the Sands ho 11 tel Nat Siegel of the Georgian rxtly 'V hat we ye suggesteo a (Mt the center bar hotel and VI nee Massive of Eas lp ton and mak the establishment look loss 1ke a saloon Cesar and IZosita open at the rittitiewk Sat- Si SIGHT-SEEING CRUISES $1 urday The rest of the show NIKKO II AND SUNSET holds on That "professional" vi hours continuous sight-scring show- contest is Slated there for next 001177 141117' la Beach not Sunday as was' To t2) grand trips daily 1:30 and erroneously reported Jerry tierjr-g ro1' and or Basin Hirsch AGVA chief has put his illiayfront Park) seal of-approval on the showcase i Fir ions Plisse 341118 Idea 79 PALM Am MIAMIAN PIC 11012111 3S110 Av 114 3-21110 i)r0 4j)lJ I) ft $1 SIGHTSEEING $11 UNCLE SAM 214 hours 40-miN rand Wale cruise The only boat leasing Miami shnwing Venetian Islands Miami Beach Florida Keys Featuring lass-so vie of 16-MILLION-DOLLAR JAMES DEERING ESTATE (original Millionaire's Row) EVERY 1:30 4 00 Como Atli St Entrance Through Park Pier 314 tits Yacht Basin Make Reservations Phone 2-8326 ILinc 1-11) 411111k0080110001104 IP II 55s LINCOLN ROAD MIAmi REACH OPEN 1145 I 1 ORT r() I "Mkt' opus Moog COMBINATION my do 0 Glass-Bottom Boat EAST ILAGLEA 3od OPEN 1045 Late Show 11 pm irsr A EL the things AND SIGHT-SEEING FAST DIESEL ACIIT MERMAID 2 GRAND CRUISES DAILY 1:30 3:45 TO MARINE A REVS Pier 9 Bayfront Park Ph 3-7142 Glenn FORD NIAMI AVE 31 OPEN 1145 4 IOU 111ACIal i I 001111 L9N 'I MUSA ISLE PARROT JUNGLE Ray's managing ler romanceswith a lot of other men! 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