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Gas Rationing Sends cRanchetteers' Pedaling Back To the Pavement Again Gas Rationiiio- Seth 4-) 1 tdahna- Back To 1 (-) By KATE HOLLIDAY Associated Press Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD 9 The specter of gas rationing looms large over Hollywood It looms large of course over the entire country That isn't news But in Hollywood a lack of gasoline 13 a truly appalling idea- Consider why: Today I went to RKO to Culver City to MGM and out to Universal in San Fernando Valley It was all necessary It was in line of duty (Ok boys you can (-lye that drum roll now!) 0 And I covered exactly 62 miles! into one of the better bistros the top radio actors since 1936 has Hollywood as you may have day after a marriage There you played every known type of per heard some place before is spread will find one of two reactions no sonality and can do capably ary out It meanders They do say more no less There you will hear role thrown at him Because he in fact that the Los Angeles city the industry giving its opinion is one of the finest dialecticians limits are somewhere near Needles making up its mind settling the in Hollywood Because off screen on the east Del Monte on the future of the pair who just did the he knows the value of publicity north Mexico City on the south deed I and has consistently pretended to and Hawaii on the west And I be a madman in order to get to-there's some truth in the state- Take notice world: Of Hans Con- ticed Because when noticed be ment reld Because he is probably the 14 A rtel 1-orbenttleet if Take notice world: Of Hans Conreld Because he is probably the top radio actors since 1936 has played every known type of personality and can do capably any role thrown at him Because he is one of the finest dialecticians in Hollywood Because off screen he knows the value of publicity and has consistently pretended to he a madman in order to get noticed Because when noticed be could deliver And because If north Mexico City on the south deed and has consistently pretended to and Hawaii on the west And be a madman in order to get no- there's some truth in the state- Take notice world: Of Hans reid Because he is probably the Con- ticed Because when noticed he ment could deliver And because if By li1: Associated HOLLYWOOD 9 The specter of niversal in San Fernando alley It a all (-lye that drum roll now!) 0 4" And covered exactly 13'2 miles! into one Hollywood as you may have day after a heard some place before is spread will find one laa rtgrueiyorappalling ou rseoiNd'eera t1-1 the yToTdhaa OUt It meanders They do say more no less the industry in fact that the Los Angeles city limits are somewhere near Needles making up il on the east Del Monte on the future of the north Mexico City on the south deed and Hawaii on the west And there's some truth in the state- Take notice ment reld Becausi Page Tuesday Nov 10 1942 Iteralb On With The By BOB FREDERICKS Silent Star Also till-seen In Pictures 1 Mir I (11 je illiami tic ralb ilen-t Star '1 IT -a---- r-t tii: 1 4 -1 0-v" ig i NowsteA Page Tuesday Nov 10 1942 Also Un-seen ki 0 -7' so A 4 ttz '4 -c7t Ecl'0-: 'tww 0 '0 al''' 4t-l''' -E 44k On With The In Pictures wip i -i 4 ivs 214 1414440 :7 ::174 et ts 9- lo 2 1 7-A 4 'it 4 --t i A00 -tt II IISI le 1- 'r? 1 -t '4' lie Iltant -14'44 (24 4 0elf -4 004goottorest'S t'-1? 'r 7 to se i -b44 f' ---1--- 00x 1 Nn vtk 3 4--o- A 4 -i E'' 31441 7 -11 '-i'4 'Th lorwronossoo 4s- 1- By BOB FREDERICKS "Aft given a decently long part he would prove that he deserved the attention given a decently long part he would prove that he deserved the attention By FREDERICK OTIIMAN United Frees Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov day we have Miss Mabel Paige the most coMpletely anonymous movie actress in Hollywood's history She acts and she acts and nobody ever-has seen her on the screen Paige has been under contract to Paramount now for a year She's played in eight bigpictures and not a one has been released This is causing the neighbors to talk them that I am a picture actress" she said "and they are very polite but I am sure they don't believe it" As forthe boys on Marathon ave who see the name Mabel Paige on the cast lists they're in for a jolt A real one "I Understand" she reported "that the general idea around the studio is that I am a glamour gal" She isn't Miss Paige has white hair and a motherly look Eventually she hopes the neighbors and the men-about-the-studio will get a look at Mabel Paige on the screen This may take some time The first picture to be released with her in it will Road to Morocco" Only she's not in it She Oays the voice of the ghost of Bob 'Lope's grandmother She flirt One of the principal roles In the Broadway success "Out of the Pan" Paramount brought her here exactly one year ago to function in the movie version That is called now "Young and Willing" and United Artists has bought it and no telling when It will be shown Miss Paige's second picture was "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" It will be shown next spring Her third was "Happy-Go-Lucky" and It should come out in January maybe Her fourth was "The Crystal Ball" and United Artists bought that one too The release date is problematical Her fifth picture was "Star-Spangled Rhythm" which probably will be shown in 'April Her sixth "Lucky Jordan" is probably her best She plays the Times Square moocher who blackmails Alan Ladd after he adopts her as his mother to evade the draft "I am just an old drunk" said Miss Paige looking at a photograph of herself through her lorgnette "Just full of gin" When she finished that one she did Hope's grandmother's ghost voice and then she went into "Time of Your Life" which will hit the theaters late next summer "So" said MiSs Paige "you can't exactly blame -the neighbors for talking" Miss Paige grew up in the theater went into stock -svhen she was 11 and spent most of her life in repertory in the South She played year after year in Atlanta-Birmingham and many another Southern city: She spent six years in Jacksonville Fla most in the Mabel Paige theater She starred in more than :100 different plays Eventually movies crowded out the stock companies Miss Paige and her husband settled down in Tampa Fla to raise their family She was a housewife for more than410 years And five years said "came- reverses I had tocarn my own living I decided ottpictures so Ilvent not to Hollywood but to New York And I took roles in only those plays which I thought had possibilities for movies I worked in one flop after another Every one of them fizzled even before it got to Broadway "Then I got this part in 'Out of the Prying Pan' which looked like It would make a movie to me And And here I am and thank ful too" All right neighbors? You believe her 3vhen Mabel Paige says she's a picture actress? t'ik- them that I am a picture "Itell actress" she said "and they are very plite but I am sure they don't believe it" As for the bovs on Marathon ave who see the name Mabel Paige on the cast -lieta they're in for a jolt A real -one "I 'understand" she reporteci "that the general idea around the studio is that Lam a glamour gal" She isn't Miss Paige has White hair and a motherly look Even- tually she hopes the neighbors and the men-about-the-studio ill get a look at Mabel Paige on the screen This may take some time The first picture to be released With her in it will Road to Only she not in it She Morocco" pSays the voice of the ghost of Bob Ho eat grandmother a She (lid one of the principal roles in the Broadway succese "Out of the Frying ran" a it brought her here exactly one year ago to function in the movie ver- sion That is called now "Young and Willing" an 'United nited Artists has bought it and no telling when It ill be shown "Iss raige's second picture was "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" It will be shown next apring Her third was "Ilappy-Go-Lucky" and it should come out in January maybe Her fortieth was The Crys- tat Ball" and nited Artists bought that one too The release date is problematical Her fifth picture was "Star-Span- gled Rhythm" which probably will be shown in 'April -Her sixth Lucky Jordan is probably her best She playa the Times Square moocher Who blackmails Alan Ladd after he adopts her as! his mother to evade the draft' I am just an old drunk said Miss Paige looking at a photograph Of herself through her lorgnette "Just full of gin" When she finished that one she did Hope's grandmother's ghost voice and then she went into "Time of Your Life" which will hit the theaters late ne'sa summer "So" said Mies -Paige "you can't exactly blame for talking" Miss Paige grew Up in the thee- ter went into stock she was 11 and spent most of her life in repertory in the South She played year after year In AtlantaaBirming- ham and many another Southern city: She spent six years in Jack- cons file ala most in the Paige theater She starred in more than 300 different plays Eventual- ly movies crowded out the stock cOmpanies Miss Paige and her bus- hand settled Sdown in Tampa Fla to raise their family She was a housewife for more thans10 years fie tal ve years ago" said "came reverses- I had tcararn my ownlIving I decided ort pictures so not to llollywood but to New Yorka And I took roles in only those plays which I thought had possibilities for movies I worked In one flop after another Every one of them fizzled even before it got to Broadway "Then I got this part in 'Out of the laryingPana which looked like it would make a movie to me And ledid And here I am and thank- ful too" All right neighbors? You 'believe her when Mabel Paige says she's a picture actress? United Irma Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 9---To- day we liaVe Mabel Paige the actress in Hollywood's history She By FREDERICK 0TIIMAN most coMpletely anon3mous movie acts and she acts and nobody ever has seen her on the screen Paige as been under con- I tract to Paramount now for a year She's played in eight big'pictures and not a one has been released This is causing the neighbors to talk them that I am a picture actress" thshe said "and they are Very polite but! am sure they don believe it As for the bovs on Marathon ave who see the name Mabel Paige on the cast listS they're in for a Jolt A real one "I iinderstand she reported th "that general idea around the studio is that I am a glamour gal" She isn't Miss Paige has white hair and a motherly look Even- tually she hopes the neighbors and the men-about-the-studi will get 1 -1 11 I I 1 T1 Miami Dreams of Becoming a Movie Capital II'llATEVEP became of thf picture they were making out at the Colonnade Studio at Coral Gables last year?" The question frenn a reader who think it -a shame that our superior weather scenery and other natural advantages for picturernaksn- s'hould go to wazte" the picture it turned a wildcat movie enterprise into an--oe a fizzle in more ways other Paramount or MGM bin onc and may or may not ever straight for Hollywood where he reicioed And the Colonnades might put his ideas into pictures tt-rn takcn over for military in the most effective and econom purpoes In end let's hope ical manner erearns for making this a great Ile doesn't come to Miami or St centcr Pitt tIv Irtittrtn Tcv FIA ror such things climate anti A are no longer major tr) picture-making The vent of the talkie virtually clime the great outdoors from the And today esen our most ggartic sca battles forest fires and are magically produced on inclosed stage because proper and sound effects Can't acnieved in the open the film industry hag taken rfrt ilnII wood aA to make not utterly im profitably produce pic YttIT Manning the producer rnr here 1t Anter picturerriaNig a highly integrated in hi-ry which calls for the concentration at one point of thousand aclors and extras of costume rra-Kers and all sorts of laboratory technical equipment and talent tat can't be maintained by any producer The 1001 elerrents that figure in the making rnarketing of a movie must tn a handy pool from which rriiv qui( kly draw ANn of coucAe the SmallPr the producer the more he must re-Iv on this pool for performers costrrec and equipment Thus the feflow with the genius for building Wailer Winchell The First Nights: Predictions from 'an aisle seat: "Skin of Our Thornton Wilder's new show will excite the loudest yes-ing a71 n-ing since Sicroan took up geniusing Locals NN tin have caught t7f: ti)n out of town are split Some pronounced it "but heaven" Others found it very Gert Stein Burton IIPSCOe co 16 1 in cut a swath in his critiCking assignment In all his 'tilting jobs Burton has flashed an atteltion7 getting gift Ile Nvill blow sOme Opinions but hie I WWII be dull Four turkeys will be devoured the fight nighters before they sit down to their t-- lea own on Thanksgiving New Year's Eve will be: -601): the most prosperous night in the theater since the (lays of great big paper prefits The biggest 4- -4 hit of this year will be something the enlisted men can split their khaki and blues over Meaning a Serv ire comedy with a lot of that old daffy taffy 1 calle limir The $25(K)0 wage ceiling will fetch new angels to the theater most of them figuring I if 'i' they might as well have some fun with money that's doomed anyway 1 VINCIIELL a wildcat movie enterprise into another Paramount or MGM bits straight for Hollywood where he might put his ideas into pictures in tile most effective and economical manner He doesn't come to Miami or St Paul or Houston Tex These he leaves to the promoter And so it is that thousands throughout the length and breadth of the land have been trimmed by nursing the hope and belief thHt their town or city many natural advantages for milking movies I Impossible that our rare climate scenery and other gifts of nature will some day attract important segments of the film industry to Miami This hope is encouraged by the Fleischer Studios here which have been turning out cartoon features and shorts for Paramount for several years But no film industry is going to be establishNI here through the agency of the fast-talking promoter nor through the investment of local funds nor through the stimulus of local publicity That is something for all of us to remember IIAVE made myself very unpopular with many whom I knew to he sincere because I have studiously avoided giving publicity and otherwise encouraging various film enterprises and rackets here But I have yet to be wrong That has been subsequently proven Also it cart be proved that no one ever made a dollar trying to bring Itollywood or the MOViP Industry to his home town though multiple millions have been lost in just such entorprises here and in nearly every state in the union Plain Ordinary Human Killers Are Rapidly Loing Cate Among Elite Berlin Butchers The Magazine: Eugene Tillinger in Pic relates tt7rte is a caste Sy5tPM among the Berlin Murderers Set Frau Hirrrnler he report 7ftS frinntPd by the wives of Goehbels Goering et al because her husband Mr Gestapc) butchers people for a salary t-rIte (1'ers en it for medals John Erskiney in the American Mere-n wxt's 'brit ATTIFTiCRI1 poetry IS naMhYpaMhy because the poets -rave forgotten how to curse" Mebbe that's becausethey keep their rsn for their letters to critics In the Nov 14th Collier's there is a riet-e called "Autumn Leave in hich the girl says her idea Of a rThn could go for is Errol Flynn I Store's pungent pieces tr The Nation are kler-uppers Look's literary snapshop of Ambas-k-it-r WinAnt points out that he looks like Lincoln But more thinks Iiim Crichton did a success story on A' ti Nlarjoi le Reynolds lie reports she earned S600 a week In horset-rei al hut got a brtak In the films ut $2:4) per Week Huh? The rr on IA h) rata SInith (editor of 'rhe San Francisco Chronicle) commission for the uniform of a Nlarine private is in Nr et 'Altist Reading: Harry Hopkins' article in The American w'rch authoritatively reveats how the war will affect you your wife children Alva Johnston is bringing up to date his long-ago riecs PrinP the SEP Newsweek says younger offit ers who have to stay in Washington taunt associates (who A-1(1 asnmentsi with they can't stand capitt -Hot-tg at -desk officers" The original version was: "A coward StrfTtet ho enlists in the Navyr The Front Pa7e: The election put an end to some of the silliest (avrpaignintz of all time Some of the dunderheads- orated that They erg proud to stand on their record But the minute an opponent Tr7nf'I to their retort was "Smear!" The Mirror's star e-: (01t1 Packer will have his excellent work exhibi HI a Wa-lungton salon The Albany Times-Union of Nov cart ed a letter from Albanyite Daniel LeFerre of the Marines now at It said in part: "From hits of news we get we have 1-eard that our great friend Walter Winchell is dead as are Judy Garland and Deanna Durbin" The Albany editor adds: "This is believed to have come from Japanese propaganda broadcasts" When the election returns came into one city room showing a no-good in the lead an editor cracked: "Judging from what the voters there want tn represent them the only man who could beat this candidate is (Nis T)pew Etter Ribbons: Mencken: Comicience: An inner voice tt arns us somehody 1 lookintZ Anon: lie was a cashier who 5hti to be one of the- 400 but now is only No 3S7 Butler: She give impressicc that her mind was wearing trousers Christoprer Don't islam your mind in my fare Madam Litvinoff: -ere is only one little children love one another Tentiv son: T-e only octillion in life a paper napkin has Is to get fill 4 oiner's lap and play on the floor Anon: The snow is IA i Oil Zi 10' althing the oth-ri fellow shovel it Clothe: One al he a hero hot one tan alwavs he a nian Shriner: K4 iscir--01c1 Man lliNeter A Herbert: To me the concept of 0 llving together for ears it hout a cross Word is absurd n't a lack of spirit only to ho adinited in sheep 'Where there musl bp spatikg Anon: Its the first time a Fish hooked triinv kers on his lice FILM FEATURES BEGIN Etter et e9' 541ens In thes Prhectulos a- pr tn retnonsibIlitt Of the thee Iv- rr pI fieraA BEACH-- War Aflt Mrs Mathes 3:00 4 4') '211 8 In 10)0 Br7)t'1EVARD- MeJt9 and the Mznot" 2 nr 4 0 el 00 a (141 10 00 C101q0 -A Daring Young Man" 3:25 rt 7 49 9 NO CePtTOI-- -One elf tezt Atttraft Is Misss 12 fl' 1 47 3 44 5'41 7 39 935 CINF MA- The Glass Key" 340 645 9 5c re7TONY----nefrerato Journey 7 28 9 45 CC'RAL---'Acroa the Pacac" 209 358 sn 7 Sn 9 45 for Health Fun and Relaxation Bowl at the most beauti- ful bowling alley in the A 4c BOW VAN Note illtrowt ()top ePil 11 to-41112 11 a twin ern alum avallahlo hetnro A and att TO without havdtv a wait Island" 2DO 3:55 555 755 DRIVE-IN "M'hispering Ghosts" 7:30 10-00: "Cost le In the Desert" 9-00 EDISON- Let's Co Collegiate" 7:55 "Kings Bow" 8-57 GARLES---Major sind tho Minor" 240 5 ()O 7-25 950 7:15 8-25 of Our Aircraft Is Missing 3 NY 4 52 6 44 8:38 10-28 In the Rockies" 710 9:30 MIAMI--One of Our Aircraft Is Missing" 12-10 211 412 808 804 OLYMPIA--ralcona Brother" 1130 1:10 2:55 415 630 8:20 10:10 Against Mrs Bad- 1ey' 11735 1:40 3745 550 7:50 10:00 Hands On the Clock" 700 947) "Gambling Lady" 8:41 In the Groove" 3:59 5 59 7:59 9:59 For Scandal" 12:00 1-41 7:27 1105 "Mr Smith Goes To Washington" 122 508 8:55 Command" 8-00 945 Sweethearts" 1000 1155 1 55 3-55 5-55 7:55 8:55 Inn" 325 5:30 15 9-55 Against Mrs Radler" 3 on 4:40 8 25 81510:05 Us Girls" In nO 11:55 I So 3'47 Po-44 7 41 8-14 1135 Stir(1 "Ireland 35 0 7iPo T1vr111 -tsesperato Journey" 2:45 500 720 840 0 1 Strange But True Ds TED GILL Associated Press Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 9-- Ann Sothern now is using macaroni to decorate her noodle! In "Three Hearts for Julia" she wears an elaborate hair decoration made entirely of spun macaroni How about some minestrone with vermicelli and a side order of shish kebob? Silly Sally: Little Dorothy Morris is one actress who knows what it's like to be in the dog-house Returning from a naval aid auxiliary class late one night she found the doors locked and her parents gone visiting Not wishing to awaken the neighbors she curled-up in a large dog-house originally built for a Great Dane to wait But she fell asleep Next morning she learned her parents had returned home and gone to bed thinking she was fast asleep in her own room Orpha ned Oddity: Dick Powell isn't too sorry his regular crew Humphrey Bogart and Jascha Heifetz couldn't join him for a Sunday sailing race Powell spotted a couple of sailors and ith their aid won his race Later when he learned they were just back from a South Pacific battle Powell took them to his home and had them as his guests at a studio next day Daffy Dilly: Jean Parker has just had a ship named for her but the launching will be slightly devoid of the customary ceremonious frills She recently received a letter saying members of the Good Fellows club of Miami Beach had completed their first boat and wanted to name it for her Thrilled Jean immediately wired her consent with regrets she could not attend It developed however that the club is composed of youngsters and the first boat a miniature would be launched ina fish pond m-4---- Chitter Chatter: Lon -Poff has made a career out of being perhaps filmland's busiest undertaker In pictures since 1917 he has played 202 undertakers and has also appeared in 100 roles as a priest Al Hall who rose to become a movie director made his first professional appearance when 10 years old portraying a gnome -carrying a hisky keg up an artificial mountain in the stage version of "Rip Van -Winkle" I Iii New Screen Drama Here Today Jean Rogers Richard Ney and Fay Bainter have leading roles in "The War Against Mrs Hadley" opening today at the Sheridan Paramount and reach theaters 0 he wrote to her and she hying penin 7 1 oda) good gal wrote back The letter had Just arrived when the signal rhe War Against Mrs Hadley at Sheridan Paramount and came for him to go aloft after the ach stars Edward Arnold Fay Nips lie stuffed it in his jacket inter Richard Nen Jean rtogers joined the attack and shot clown Van Johnson Called the merican Airs Miniver" the film hi's first Jail Is the story of a 'wealthy Wash- After that the 24-year-o1d flier zton widow who refuses to ac decided the envelope and its (-milt the responsibilities of the pres- tents had a special significance war until her on is cited for and carried it during every enrounroism and her daughter falls in ter Final score: Flying Tigers and with an enlisted man Carroll 14: Japs The War Against Mrs Hadley at the Sheridan Paramount and Beach stars Edward Arnold Fay Painter Richard Ney Jean rtogers and Van Johnson Called the "American Airs Miniver" the film tells the story of a wealthy Washington NV WOW who refuses to accept the responsibilities of the present war until her son is cited for heroism and her daughter falls in love with an enlisted man One of Our Aircraft I 711issing at the Lincoln Capitol and Miami tells the story of a bomber crew being rescued and safely escorted back to England through the aid of the Dutch underground movement- It is an all-British picture and cast Home Front Helps On the War Front HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 9 Even a Flying Tiger has to have a good lurk charm In the case of Robert Scott it was a letter from Georgia Carroll It all started when Bob saw Georgia's picture in a magazine That wasn't unusual of course: -Georgia's been on more monthly covers than you could shake any number of sticks at She was a top POWers model and is now gracing the stages of AIGM So Bob saw her picture Then ------Arliry- s's iro olin rsfrvi vAat il MILTON 11 0 01 BERLE 1 BRENDA JOYCE I If Ghosts" "c-rt 11 IN TIIIK 1)E4-AtT" With SIDNEY TOLEN Admits 30e Taw Ins Children Ile 41111? IT IN laa I 400 trio ytivot Cil It AND EMI() I The Private Life of it Great Public Hero! The crowd worshiped him One woman understood him! Miami Premiere Showing 4:47 0 4 ::44 4'2'4 '''''e914 NOTE: THIS PICTURE WILL NOT BE SHOWN AT A LOWER PRICE IN THE MIAMI AREA 'TIL MARCH 19431 In 2 CANDAL: MOO 4:41 Rik to II 14' Ill' -k 1 hoLil i i 11:03 One Ewe El li I -7 Ma sAIIITH: Vie Serviee NIo lit II 1:24 3:08 2:35 StO A ria St Mlaint Neneol 1Pow Ilit) It i Ilea tre rhone 3-0617 ornt Were You Ever Framed by the Opposite Sex? See -Judge" Rosalind Russell Costarred with Walter (Miniver) Pidgeon The result is that now there is a frantic rush of stars and lesser characters to sell what were highly-envied "ranchettes" a year ago People are moving back to Beverly Hills to Hollywood proper Country homes and beach houses are being closed for the duration entrusted to the hands of caretakers (if the owners are lucky enough to find them) and swathed in gilt-edged memories There is also a blossoming of motorcycles Austins Fiats and just plain bicycles All of which brings to mind a very pretty picture Remind me ladies and gentlemen to be present when Mr Cecil de tille comes to work on roller skates That would be worth the price of admission! In ease you didn't know it there are two kinds of cinema nuptuals: The kind that will last and the kind that will not And the town knows 10 minutes after a ceremony into which it falls Oh the bride and groom don't know! 'They are positive that they are going to be happy But Hollywood has other ideas 1101IyWood in fact not only has other ideas but gives voice to them And if ou don't believe me go LAST DAY! Cannot Be Held Over 3inttity Stewart Is hi the Army Hut ParBmith E1oes PA 'aloalasthington JEAN ARTHUIrslk-arZEs STEWART I You will experience the sam patriotic motions you did th first a great tirnelY picture with its background of national politics A LSO Were You Ever Framed by the Opposite Sex? -'t tivios0 at SttOr STARTS TOMORROW pIpj 4C4 4Ers PRICES FOR THIS ATTRACTION ONLY MAT 50t 'TIL 6 EVE 650 THEATRE EMIEMEIMMIIMINIMI SERVICE MEN IN UNIFORM 25c IME CHILDREN UNDER isc fbrirtste Li I (Tax Included) BOX OFFICE OPENS 10:45 most finished character actor to hit the screen in many years Because his two-minute portrayals of the husband in "The Bride Takes a Flyer" the head waiter in "The Big Street" and the fitter in "Once Upon a honeymoon" were so pungently perfect that they stood out in 90 minutes of film Because he has been one of the country's I r1 ATIIK'd FiTatwuores -2 AvE- AT 75 ST EMENEME "LETS GO ROW" COLLEGIATE" Ann Shoridan and Frank Darr and NM Cummings Iobia illawmm 4 4 1-0111 C01 -SHERIDAN litft OfT1 IT WNW MI 54111 -141 I- 'LETS GO Frank Darr and Jack's Moran All CONDITIONED EAST MIS CEORGE SANDEVA "The Falcon's Brother" TOMORROW---On the Stage Broodwa Cornea' Ftitrit AL IIIMIMI Ille Americas ad tre Oki Syl i Atlitstrd by to S'ettaint Harald and Lola 4 Jaynes ELllans Ch-----artie 1521Iolt ii vi----a andlience itil tr---arry Reser nrchestra 11114111 An Wilit 7 trie fi: Eve 30 Toy bete COINDITI NED PARAMOUNT Ai II-CONDITIONED 2316 POICE DE LEON PIO 4-4422 LAST 1111! HUMPHREY BOGART MARY ASTOR "Across the Pacific 361011 ITIN AVE Pit 3-211111 T011 ROBERT TAYLOR RUTH HUSSEY "Flight Command" Adults 25c Tax Inc Double Feature Program Barba ra McCrea rat O'Brien In 'The' Gambling Lady' Times They Had Time mar Lave Jean Parker and Chester Morris In 'NO HANDS ON THE CLOCK' JO INVESTsIN iria6te jakw-viv 6711a77-Isreil Ulf US- WAR BO DS Ai IL IL SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Atte Nu Iv 1th 11 lak110133 TallINIIIIIR 110010 ot AO souits Isot tacoos nos swims III 313SUS011 SOM ILSOWL Ill VN11- at ''4 OtUr 3 alb la tbe War Crlolst '0 tkt4P OW ER" 4A11a: PS APO 1010116 11rr! I TODAY 1 America's still talking about 'Mrs Miniver- and they'll talk about this grand entertainment tool A challenge to America that will stir every heart! 1 Her Gratomat Hit: Oven 6:30 Children 10e Ads Its 23e Stride Man 10e it 4 11 IL Is 4C Aar c21 Irmo S1 Irmo her" Pal) 'BETTE BIWIS stuswn Klagez )Auml HENREID IWIjADGERAigt? Open 2:45 WO 6102 Held HYPIr! 'lio TOWkerreT! I Brian Donley Richard Arlen Veronica Lake Arlin Judge "GLASS KEY" "WILDCAT" CONT 2 GABLES' BOULEVARD Ail CONDiTIONED $MOIN IMt LOSE AM CONDITIOSSO ill 'mutant ikvs PL 1-1113 EAST TIMFs TOD Ginger Rogers Ray Milland "THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR" FALCON'S BROTHER" -gwm COLONY CEIMOVII COVI '2 1114CONOITIOHO 13100U1 KC Hi 54011 134 WEST FLAH111 ITHLI PL 23343 HELD 01 EH! LAsT DAY! ERROL FLYNN RONALD REAGAN "DESPERATE JOURNEY" ALAN HALE NANCY COLEMAN RAYMOND MASSEY CRAIG STEVENS Lut PA 3-19144 "SECRET a 45 la--25c one" 914 CRAIG STEVENS FATE EMERSON "SECRET EtIEMIES" 4DIAIDlEt COT 1 AtA-CONDITIONED 36tit St AI ibis AVE Pt 14161 LAST BRIAN DONLEVY ROBERT PRESTON "WAKE ISLAND" ne to 6: Fee Si lc 'rev Inc i I DA: Bing Crosby itH I Fred Astaire Holiday Inn" I 'IWO "A 24 FINSI Ps 2-004 12A5-25e Da' OPEN 715 NIS AMAIM HIALEAFIMMII 191 PALM Mita Pt twit T01141- PRESTON FOSTER ELLEN DREW "GERONIMO'l Adults Vie Tait Ise OGETHERIAGAINI (cattteedze zazz OMEWHEARE I'LL FIND YOU voimprimerproaripmv SHERIDAN PARAMOUNT TheBEACH 1'1 14111 41 411 Li 11 Pee 't WI 1 Weil 111 141 11411111 I OPP4P kW i STARTS FRIDAY REGULAR PRICES 4 1 I i ti5 l' A 4 ii rr -t -a 'a- ss- -aelaa-as aaaaas sa -aa-aa aa'a Miami Dreams of Becoming a Morie Capital ia 'aec41 a '1I'll ATEVEll ecame of the picture they were making out at the itsaa-saa aa aes as se a'as-- aaaa sea aas sass The result is that now there Is most finished character actor to C-Ilonrade Studio at Coral GableS last 3-ear?" The question a frantic rush of stars and lesser hit the screen in many years Be- ternes a reader Who thinks it -a shame that our superior year- Hi characters to sell What were cause his two-minute portrayals of a weatiler scenery and other natural advantages for picture- 1 as highly-envied "ranchettes" a year go to waste" 0 4'''''gt 1' aaa ago People are movi the husband in "The Bride Takes ng back to sit Ch raasestars era 630 Beverly Ilills lywood pro p- a Flyer" had waiter in "The as movie enterprie into an rezaids the ieture it turned a asa ta toHol a wildcat s- 4::0 saa ildren 10a tn -he a fizzle in more ways other Paramount or MGM hits Cr a Country homes and beach Big Street te he and the fitter in "Once PA irtalaitLa2i5so eae rase an ay or may not ever straight for Hollywood where he houses are being closed for the A 17 released And the Colonnades might put his ideas into pictures al duration entrusted to the hands Upon a Honeymoon" were so Coral Way atiath Ave i stAr assaisaasees'-" 1--: pungently perfect that they stood Double Feature Program i as tesen takt-11 for militarY in the most effective and econom- Oa: la of caretakers (if the owners are aaa essase az a alaar purposea to end leas hope ical manner s'ailea I ea out in 90 minutes of film Because saaaaa awassas ss lucky enough to find them) and Barbara Stanwyek-Jael McCrea al: erearnc for aking this a gr eat Ile doesn't come to Miami or St a -a-s 4 7 ::1:0 'U141 swathed in gilt-edged emories he has been one of the country's Pat O'Brien In riscve cenh ter Paul or Houston Tex These he There is also a blossoming of MO- -n-- to the promot In INICV Sereell Drama Here Today climate and torcycles Austins Fiats and just 'e' Gambling Lady' leaves er And so it i F'' suc things ai that is thousands throughout the plain bicycles rIl 4 A IrgirKvil FITSIWUCITIIS Th All of which brings to mind a sreeery are no lon re ger major length and breadth of the land have er pretty picture Remind me Jean Rogers Richard Ney and Fay Bainter have leading WE 'lea AVE- AT 75S1 At Times They Had Nei Time mar Love vy a aani a- tri picture-making The been trimmed by nursing the hopes Jean Parker and Chester Morris in roles in The War Against Mrs Hadley" opening today at ladies and gentlemen to be present "KING'S "LET'S GO i 1 hlvent ef the talkie virtuallv Clime and belief thet their town or city Sheridan Paramount and reach theaters when Mr Cecil de alille comes ROW" lia- many natural advantages for th Sh COLLEGIATE" NO HANDS ON THE CLOCK vreat outdoors front the Ce to work on roller skates That Ann Sheridan and mak lug 1110V1Ps Franki Darr and er And todas- esen fair Most 1 would be worth the price of ad- Sabi Cuentinat Jackie Maria SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS 0-ic Str'd I 01 c' ttle 'e fires and IT Impossible that our rare 0i)eiting 7 oda) he wrote to her and elle hying A ssokaa a climate scenery and other gifts good gal wrote back The letter la: nadees are magically produced In capes you didn't know it there of nature will some day attract im- The War Against Mrs Hadley at had 'just arrived when the signal I re et at la are two kinds of cinema nuptuals: en inclosed stage because proper III IN reektirt portant segments of the film inclus- the Sheridan Pa a xi and came for him to go aloft after the The kind that will last and the NVEST aa: ae-es a seassse- Ors jia-a a era and sound effects can't try to Miami This hope is encour- Beach stars Edward Arnold Fay Nip lie stuffed it in his jacket kind that Will not And the town BUY USAVARBONDS aceleved in the open aeed by the Fleischer Studios here Painter Richard Ney Jean Rogers joined the attack and shot down knows 10 minutes after a ceremony si it it -ft it li li II Ta tlse film inclu etry has taken which have been turning out car- and Van Johnson Called the into which it falls toon features and shorts for Para- "American airs Miniver" the film his first Jan i In se rfrt oral a w-s make Oh the bride and groom don't mount for "Ps ('I years tells the story of a 'wealthy Wash- After that the 24-year-old flier eno- They are positive that they rl pli 4 )e 140071v not utterly' im But no film industry is going to ington wirlow Who refuse's to ace decided the envelope and its con- are going to be happy But Holly- 1c- prefitatay produce eie he establishNI here through the cept the responsibilities of the pres tents had a special significance wood has other idea's nr STARTS fi-P'01-ttlc agency of the fast-talking promoter ent war until her son is cited for and carried it during every enroun: I 101Ivw ooti in fact not only has a "91- Ha TODAY ii-1uP Manning the prNiiicer nor through the investment of local heroism and her daughter falls in ter Final score: Flying Tigers and other ideas but gives voice to them ''''-1A Op a IMO Amer ma here last vinter picture- funds nor through the stimulus of love with ed man an enlist Carroll 14 Japs And if sou don go 1 talking about Mrs 't believe me ica's still I I- -TTfte)-I'Z 1 a highly integrated in- local publicity That is something aa-sy which calls for the coneen- for all of us to remember One of Our Alt-craft le allesing i- aaa- Miniver- and they'll i I talk about this traziera at tine pnint of thousandthousands -a in 2 SCANDAL: at the Lincoln Capitol and Miami a iss el act or: a nri txtras of costume I HAVE made myself very unpopu- tells the story of a bomber crew xee In A lit AT it hill 19:011 3:41 1: 27 grand entertainmnt re 1 I :415 ii a aers an all sorts of laboratory lar with mane whom I knew to rescued and safely escorted dite Eve I ti li 11'1 1 III SMITH: -0e tool A cha a llenge teal- ic al equipment and talent he sincre beatts I have studious back to England c- land through the aid 25c Serice Mein a 1 5:08 14:55 11 r- lc i 1 to America that 7 E6n be maintained by any Iv aoided giving publicity and oth- of the Dutch undergru ond move- a MO A Arra St Mramiln Nrucet troulitofitt Ilicair Phone 3-0647 $7 it 2 rof enea lu er The 1 001 ele- erwise encouraging various film en- merit It is an all -British picture I' will stir every heart est a that at re in the making terpriss and rackets here But and cast sae 41-01- iii marketing nf a movie must have yet to be wrong That has LAST DAY! Cannot Be Held Over i-- A 81 to a tamely pool from which been subsequently proven as' Ie ilome ma Helps ilIios rnas qi kly draw Also it can be proved that no one a Jimmy Stewart Is ever made a dollar trying to bring a i on the ff or Irm Nr) ef entirae the smaller the Hollywood or the movie industry to HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 9 (ill- -to' Ili the Artily Hut 1-liir rn 1 pducer the mnre he must re- his home town though multiple mil- 11 4 Even a Flying Tiger has to have l- ar- rill 1 I fii6 9 Iv en this pont for performers cos- lions have been lost in just such en- good lurk charm In the case of a oes 1 i rpc nri eetuipment Thus the terprises -here and in nearly every a oateert Scott it was a letter from a mit sati a with the geniu a for building state in tha union Georgia Carroll is a- 40" a LL1 I It all started wilen Bob saw Ge- go Pilashinoton 1 4: 7 gia's picture in a magazine- Torhat si go-strrino tn I vitt ItS ela14115 BN VP Al 1 ter WI it did i 1 I unusual of course -Cecile a ri -ci ae I gia's been on more monthly covers al5N'ft JEAN ARTHUR JAMES STEWART i um ToIN It than volt could shake env number '74'-' a i I WI' Mel seals masons 11111e v- Wink Vat Plain Ordinary 'Inman Killers-Are Rapidly of soaks at she was a top Pow- You will experience the same patriotic motions you did Olio first time- il HO ssoll DOI cis model and is now gracing the a -great tirnehr picture with its background of national politics 110012 nit 101 I Losing Caste Aong Elite Berlin Bu ers tch stages of MGM I( nos nes -1Ntro 4-- So Bob saw her picture Then ALSO 4 0 4 -ar Lr I 274 la --------a--- 7 OW tRI8 sTwalPs The First Nights: Predictione from an aisle seat: "Skin of Our -swari ms Se staistat4P IMP SALO I ThOr nton Wildet's new show ss ill excite the loudest 3-es-ing Vr 113 7 Were You Ever 711 a7- rinz ice Sarna an took geiusing Locals who have caught Framed by the a --A 't Nk -179P t7f: aWlICT 11)n oat of town are split Sornepronounced it "but heaven" pi 1111111srst vioria 05crS At -C- naAligli teIDI 14 A a Others found it verv Gert Stein Burton Rascoe 110" 1 Opposite Sex? i-0-: 1 -aill 04 stiONIII All COINDitiii410- 1: ill cut a swath in his critiaking assignment In all a A MILTON I 'SHERIDAN PARAMOUNT -T IteBEACH I hie etitting jobs Burton baS flasbed an atteation- BERLE Tr'' 4 -41 i iii adaminthinfeee ere 1110 OM 11 laRglaiir-lialat 341190 7-3V imaillatit MIN al 1 --a-- a 7'- getting gift lie wili blow eo me opinion DA JOYCE bat he Il BREN 5 See 'judge" Rosa- ithada won't be dull Four turkeys will be devoured InaS tie in 7" ths fight nighters ey before th sit down to their "ispering Ghosts" 5 lind RusselL Co- All CONDITIONED -icallits EAST DAl-intern r''-' 0M-n on Thanksgiving New Year's Eve will be: seas st 1'0 eellaCs the most prosperOtis night in the theater since the "CASTLE IN TUE 11EsERT" starred with e14tpuz FRE sANDER4 "Tao Falcon's Brother" 19 With SIDNEY TOLER 172 fLACLIII ST ft4ONt -) 4 days of great big paper pref The st its ae igge Adults 30e Tan inn Walter (Miniver) 4 WIX11 WI' 1 1 1 1 i hit of this year will be something the enlisted men Children Ile "Ott 094 he Albite A i I sO 274 430 can split their khaki and bluee over Meaning a a7----- I csail Pidgeon iio 1 00-on i 0 ser 7-------lr 4 TomoR- tlr't ic co Medy Wit a lot of that old daffy taffy All elests Ie avilvtitmliMi rst lomat Hit: 1 177' A -e4N Ca lied Ammir The $25000 wage ceiling will fetch trielatievet CiliCANDENRa new angels to the theater most of them figuring they might as ell have some fun with money a Lit -laa that's doomed anyway VIE won I RI I 114 1 radtrevoki erleas same INA 4" (motets S' 1 hisittrd11e la BTTE awls WINCHELL a 0 11:111 to The Magazinee: EtliZene Tillineer in Pic relates STARTS TOMORROW aaar tare is a C45(e AS-5tent among the Berlin Set Frau PRICES FOR THIS ATTRACTION ONLY a aloe Jsta-1- it ii aaseeetpr hp seporta gftS ennoted by the svivee of Goebbels Goering loryth 0" al aecause her hushand Mr Gestapo blitehers people for a salary THEATRE MAT 50t 'TIL 6 EVE 650 Chala----- allot It! i and Clem PAUL HENREID SERVICE MEN IN UNIFORM 25C a la SVIV18---------er CLAUDE RAIN9 ytt -t r-)'er: en it oar medals John Erskine in the American aler- tilEMIAINMEMAttion BONITA GRANVILLE c-ri giit-st thrit American poetry Is nambyemhy because the poets CHILDREN UNDER 12-ALWAYS 15C I ii Harry Re tra 14': )--4v- forgotten holy to Mehbe that's beeatissethey keep their The Private Life (Tax Included) 111h And oral" 40ty4q: for their lettC1-9 to rriticc In the NO 14th Collier's there is IlliiiillatgaillIllasillillillitatt mrtirl: t11111111tal- a teaser called "Autumn Leave" in 1 hich the girl says ticl idea of a Richard Arlen of a 4'1' TTh sae could go for is Errol Flynn I Stone's pungent pieces Strantre BOX -r------ The Netion are 35 aler-uppers Look's literary snapshop of Ambas- Great Public Hero! 1 Li --E :4) (it LI 2 OFFICE Held HYPIr! TOWkerrev rian oney Winant points out that he 'sinks like Lineolna hut more irapor- The crowd worshiped him vt- OPENS WO A 02 I' thinks liae hirn Ks le Crichton did a success story on Veronica Lake Arlin Judge 10:45 2t45 Open "GLASS KEY" "WILDCAT" i ii A' i ario! le Reynolds Ile reports she earned SGOO a week in horse- But True One woman understood him! 4'' go a break th lit fil et $2() per eek Huh? The a r) ri ti on IA h) Paul Smith (editor of The San Francisco Chronicle) --ea- ta' a -i) ALI' Crinimksion for the nifo of a Marine private is in lay TED Glt i aseraafaa: a-aassaaa -77-- 7 Nee se efa Must Reading: Ilarry Hop kins' it in rc he Aeian Associated Press Staff Writer del CONT 2 GA-B LES' BOULEVARD re" li aelch autheritatively reveals how the war will affect you your wife IIOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 9- a Ail DONINTIONED SNORING is INE LOSE AIA-SONDITIONE0 I 1 resiacatit NMI -1113 rur ilciren A hn lva Joston is bringing up to date is long-ago 4a 0 -aasa: 0 1 IAsT TINIES TOD EV1 astsse a le' en Princf' nornanolf-for the SEP News Ann Sothern now is using says younger maca aeassassa aa 40001arases atessasa Is Ginger Rogers Ray Milland Arr effn who have to stay in Washington taunt associates (who roni to decorate her noodle! In au a Vaasa e-a aria essianinentst all they can't stand capi- "Three Hearts for Julia" she wears a ala'faassaisa as sass-: aa THE MAJOR AtID THE MINOR55 'H -Hr': 1' alesk officers" The nriginal version as "A coward an elaborate hair decoration Miami TOMORROW-GEORGE FALCON'S BROTHER" Stracter Vi ho enlists in the Navy!" made entirel of spun macaroni 4( How about some minestrone with Premiere 1 4: '4 7- '''''4 The Front The election put an end to some of the silliest Showin saa a a as-- vermicelli and a side order of shish allEPN a COLO NY' 4111 MO MEM tarrpaIgning ef all time Some of the that They '-4- 0" sessaes a ossaraass -a ti -I kebob a erg erol id to stand on their record But the minute an opponent AINSONOITIONED 11100U1 AO til MIL Pli 51011 134 WEST FLASLIA VALLI PA 23361 -------70-7- Toiir: to their record-the retort was aSinear!" The Mirror's star Silly Sally: Iattle Dorothy Morris aesssa eases ---i: a aa'' -x- HELD 01 Eitt LAsT DAY! 0 1 las nol-I I-'red I Packer will have his excellent work exhib- is one actress who knows What it's ERROL FLYNN RONALD REAGAN a Was111110P11 salon The Alhany Times-Union of Nov 1 like to be in the dog-house Re- s'ssaa--- -V' 404 "DESPERATE JOURNEY' casrsal a letter freen Albansite Daniel Lelaerre of the 'Marines now at turning from a naval aid auxiliary s- lye Geadalcanel It said in part: "Frnm bits of news we get we have class late one night- she found the aa ALAN HALE NANCY COLEMAN RAYMOND MASSEY aeard that our great friend Walter Winchell is dead as are Judy doors locked and her parents gone la a nl nd eanna Durbin" The Albany editor adds: This is visiting Not wishing to awaken Gar laasaaaasaaaataaaallsaalsaaaaaaaaaaa-Saasassassas'aseas--sesaassas Iselieved to have om from Japaneee propaganda broadcasts" When the neighbors the curled up in a ta a taa ass si iat a-- a' a "ss1- FATE EMERSON CRAIG STEVENS the election returns came into one city room showing a no-good in large eloghouse originally built for $:5 N4 e---'''' ciil lls the lea an es liter craeked: "Judging from Avhat the voters there want a Great Dane to wait But she a a- itel''' 1 assasese rsa a a o- a a se a- --7-" fiix 3 ER 6 SECRET ENEMIES I re present the the wh onlan could beat this candidate idate is Quis- fell asleep xt morning she aft ----9 4re-- ''s-z a en a ass ta eas49145 A tA learned her parents had returned a 'este as as 4 as sa 'aia as saaseasas a- home and gone to bed thinking a es --N 4:11 '4) NT 1-)1eriter Ribbon9k: II alencken: Conacience: An inner voice i CO 0 RAI 4DIAID1E1 -7- k-- 2 she was fast asleep in her ONV11 t' k1TTS 11S sernehody is looking Anon: lie NVas a cashier Nvho aats It's the room AV "nt st- Aid-CONDTIOED 2316 POISE DE LEON Pg 4-4422 IN Aill-CONINTIONED 36 IL 111 ilia AYE Pit 74161 5hi'ti to be one of th 400 but now is 0111y No 3a7 Butler: She ----e atra a LAST HA A ST HAVI goN-e the impres icn that er ind was wearing trousrs Christo- Orphaned Oddity: Dick Powell Great e- r- '4- 11" i HUMPHREY BOGART BRIAN DONLEVY raar Hale: Don't ala yotir my mind in face alaclam Litvinoff: isn't too sorry his -regular crew 4 American sis: -aaararrassasss-taas a -4 set toe I MARY ASTOR ROBERT PRESTON 1 14 nnIS' one religion-that ch ittle ildren love one another Humphrey Bogart and Jascha Ilea i WAKE ISLAND 110 arse Tree sen: Tae tutlV ainiation in life a paper napkin has is to get fete couldn't join him for a Sunday bel Story! 4 oft se if --70 at II al "Across the Pacific --7 as -a asot a ne In Fie 30c Tat Inc a )1 diner's lais a play tin tI th flor Ann: The! SOW IS talling race POW Est I spotted a yt aaa Al a a sa-1041 tikil trie To fi: Eve 30e Tat Int i it Oil fro' Matching the eh ter fellow shovel it Gothe: one couple of sailors and ith 4 --s their kb 2- 4 ''''s 1 al II a ti 11(1 be one -an alw ass a titan II Shriner: aid won his rare Later Nv hen ss Nes' Alst DA I to I itnry Kalser--011 al an IZINeer A me erbert: the conceps he ler aned they Wr et just back from i 4taidst 1 a 4 a aid a alle sass a nr liteobuYA- Bing Crosby ii ra 1 1 nri eeeen Id of irit nly Is hying toWether for 21 eat-4 Vk adin i hou ire in a cro rd ss them to wo is absurd a South Pacific battle took as 'C Akar alga i e-ass-sa -la a FINSI lit 101 1-004 24" Dal re aire A Holiday Inn I sa a ei: sp to ho sheep 'Where there his home and had them as ''t 71 iievl seen 1- ri1 he saasee Anon: Its the first time a Fish hooked las guests at a studio next day smeo semon so many I tin 111:4 line Daffy Dilly Parker has just eCCA933 GOLDWYN 'e i i- 7-g'PNm- REGENT HIALEARViall FILM FEATURES BEGIN had a ship named for her but the launching will be slightly devoid NOTE: THIS PICTURE WILL NOT BE SHOWN MOLINATN sae assaste III rum API1191- 'IL atm of the customary ceremonious frills AT A LOWER PRICE ROBERT TAYLOR COO ER CT INT TOITAil sTARTS TODAY She recently received a letter PRESTON FOSTER Errnrs et bm-sslont in these schedules 1 Island" 200 355 555 IN THE MIAMI AREA RUTH HUSSEY ELLEN DREW sr th responsibility of tha then- 755 955 saying members of the Good Fel- 'TIL MARCH 19431 91 r- t- rt ti erari DRIVE-1N "Whispering Ohnsts" 7:30 lows club of aliami Beach had corn- fID Command NIM GEROO BEAH--var AsaIritt Mrs Medley 300 10-no: "Castle In the Desert" 9:00 i 4 4 20 8 10 10lil EDISON- "Let's Go Collegiate" 755 pleted their first boat and Wanted Adults 25c Tax Loc Adults 25e Tag Inc Eiri''LEVARD-- MsJoi and the Minor" "Kings Row" 8-57 to name it for her Thrilled Jean 0 Eir 2 4 00 Al no A AD 10 oil dind tho Minor" 3:40 CAMPO Tiering Young Man" 325 5 00 7-25 950 immediately wired her consent tlifiNA-40-4-10 Ssie44--AN I 0 7 40 9 NO -)5 On of Dim Is Miss "Is Miss- with regrets she could not attend -e REGULAR PRICES CNFMA Te ass S-41 7 311 935 3 Oft 4 52 6 44 838 1028 It developed however that the CAPITCA STARTS FRIDAI- Gl Key" 545 LI the Rockies" )sn 9 Ss 730 930 club Is composed of youngsters and gAN 12 nn 1 47 3 44 AKEEs OGETHERIAGAINIIII eat Journey" 9 45 of Otir Aircraft Is Missing" the first boat a -miniature would -Ss ea CC'HAI-'Aerns the Pacifc" 200 355 rtIn 2101 4-12 LOA 804 TO7O0 -7 it SO 7 5n 9 4i Brother' 1130 1:10 be launched ina fish pond 1- A1111 sf THEYIREIDYNAMITEI 435 630 820 10:10 PARA since 1917 Against Mrs Hd LOU GEHR161 ow' ae Chitter er: on -oas for Health Fun and itY 11735 140 5:50 7:50 1a 000- Chatt Pff )-0'17 1r: 1 ettflitealoe ZVZZ with 8 RH yi- Relaxation PARKWAY-No Hands On the Clock" made a career out of being perhaps 7no 9747: "Gambling Lady" ss l'I-AEA-Strictly In the Groove' filmland's busiest undertaker In as as aa- ala's a-aasNZ -sa-e-aaaasisas i GABLETURNER Bowl at th most beauti- 5 59 7:59 959 pictures he has played sa-'llaestsal saf as- a----! 'MUSA WR tH 8 1 ---7" bowling alley in the Eor Scandal" 341 7:27 1105 "MP Smith Goes To 202 undertakers and has also AL HEIMAN A i i Washington' 122 50R a eared 100 roles as st commanrr S00 9-145 55 Al pp i a pie 'SOMEWHERE 41tuotiae4eA 0 REX-''Seven Sweethearts: 10:00 1 1 55 3:55 5 rr5 Hall who rose to become tne a 'a sertas ts 03 araleraSta ass OK -ill ISw- i a Inn" 1:15 325 530 MOVie director made his first pro- sea ass' eacsaaa" recte by SAM WOOD BOW AN 7 TS 9:55 SHFRIDAN- -War Again Mrs st Hadleg" fessional appearance Ns -hen 10 years ssr a' ase-- ILL FIND YOU --'74--- ra Re eased broughJIKO RodtoGIMM 1(Z 3 on 4:40 8 25 old portraying a gnome -carrying Nee Ili 7- 11116110111570111WIIIIIPOR 1111Pair01681111Faltil4 Mil 0tresi trim seisms 't-'1112 STATE---Reween Us Girls" is so 11:55 1414W 4o werling aZit 1' alaila 4 I Sitwo gory always hetnroA i SO 3'47 A-44 7 41 11301 113S hi tif 1 I a ea up an ar lc a moun- sod att? 10 without anal- "Iceland 135 9 7irt lain in thp stage version of "Rip Ortgona Golisco SHERIDAN -PARAMOUNT TheBEACH Nardi" ai wait TistrILI Journey 245 500 7 940 Van -Winkle" a tat' MI 1111 1 i 11 IP POO 9 ISI i Weil id Ira 1 11Palead liaisiP any 4 fi A i -i- 1liami Dreams of Becoming a 41forie Capital I Clonnade: Studio at Coral Gable last year?" The question VHATEN'Ell became of the picture they were making out at the '147 f' 'qs-''''' --ii---4'f The result is that now there Is most finishec os hit the screer 4:: -A2 a frantic rush of stars and lesser c-rne---- frcrn a reader Who think it -a shame that our superior year- s''-- -i characters to sell what were cause his to a 'w eat Ier scenely and other natural advantages for picture- highly -envied "ranchettes" a year r-aksng s'hould go to wazte" ti 0 4ii-jogz ago People are moving back to the husband ks tc the picture it turned a wildcat movie enterprie into an 0 ol 4i7 Beverly Hills to Hollywood prop- a Flyer" the s- 4- he a fizzle in more ways other Paramount or MG hits en Country homes and beach Big Street" at -ar rnc and may or ma not ever ti-aight for HollyNvood where he houses are being closed for the Upon a IR) he relco-ed And the Colonnades might put his ideas into pictures duration entrusted to the hands 1 a t---rn toktri 0 el for militarY in the most effective and econom- tt4 of caretakers (if the owners are pungently pet pur poci to end let's hope ical manner out in 90 -1k' 'i t) lucky enough to find them) and mint al: c'rcarnc Ihr making this a great Ile doesn 't come to Miami or St swathed in gilt-edged memories he has been l'" 1 'v i 4 into which it falls loc I Oh the bride and groom don't year-old flier know! They are positive that they g- -a and 1 tPi C011" are going to be happy But Holly- 11 OE 4- i -')r IPDAp STARTS significance -wood has other ideas very nroun- 011y 00(i in fact riot only has I i flap 1 --SO TODA 1g Tigers and other ideas but gives voice to them i Net America's still And if iii don't believe me go I t- 1-- talking about 'Mrs Miniver- and they'll SCANDAL: talk a this litt: 110 1k 1611 Molt 4:41 1:27 I 4: 1 grand entertainment it 115 100! A challenge Ili I I --1' NOR SNIM I 'N 3 to America that ft :714 1 will stir every heart! mla int Nev est lOt000 ilit) it Illea De rhotte 3-0617 ii 1" Cannot Be Held Over -1 44: I SS.