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4 THE EVENING HEWS, forrisburg, Saturday, October 30, 1948 'Three Came Home9 Is Next a newcomer, William Kiel, who played Curley in the London Company of "Oklahoma!" Freed set him for the role after seeing his test; the producer hasn't yet seen him in the flesh. "Annie" will star shooting (literally) after Judy fin- Judy Garland to Play In 'Annie Get Your Gun' HOLLYWOOD (AP) Producer Arthur Freed is lining up ah interesting cast for Judy Garland in the film "Annie Get Your Gun." Frank Morgan will portray Buffalo Bill Cody and that sounds like a natural casting. More unusual is John Hodiak as Chief Sitting Bull, which should prove a different characterization for John. The lead opposite Judy goes to Downtown Theaters Old Rolls Royce In Film Debut HOLLYWOOD (INS)-A $35,000 Rolls-Royce roadster originally built in 1939 for the fabulous Maharaja of Bardo, Indian potentate much in the news recently, made its movie debut in "The Fountainhead" out at Warner Brothers. Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal took a spin in it.

In the screen adaptation of the Ayn Rand best lishes her film with Van Johnson. COLONIAL "The Untamed Breed, Sonny Tufts, Barbara Britton, 11.45; 1.50; 3.50; 5.55; 7.55; 10.00. Sunday Schedule, 2.00; 3.52; 5-55; 7.57; 10.01. ll.UI.lL.lllWIIlltl)IIIIMIIIlllW.llllllll.llIUHUllllllJltt if vi i -1 i 'In- HITS LAST TIMES TODAY NOW Wm. Holden In Georr Baft SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT EH GOLDEN BOI seller, Patricia portrays the daughter of a millionaire on the royal blue buggy is supposed to belong to LSTARTS TOMORROW- "i jonn I iii i if i Olivia de Havilland Film By HEDDA HOPPER Olivia de Havilland's next picture for 20th Century will be "Three Came Home," if Nunnally Johnson can lick the script problems.

Agnes Newton Keith wrote the novel, which was selected as -a book of the month Nunnally has his old office back at 20th. He was telling his pal, Lamar Trotti, that he saw the same old faces and the same old flowers on the lot, when Trotti cracked, "Yes, and same old plots." Mrs. Johnson is in New York with Mrs. Bobby Dolan seeing the plays and visiting the Peter Lind Hayeses. Jean Arthur will be in George Stevens' first picture at Paramount if George can buy the comedy they both want.

They've done two together: "The More the Merrier," with Joel McCrea and Charles Coburn, and "Talk of the Town" with Ronnie Colman and Cary Grant. The latter picture couldn't be duplicated today. Who could afford those four salaries? It would bankrupt any studio. Henry King, who is directing "Prince of Foxes" in Rome, writes his wife that the picture will be finished and he will be home, for Christmas. Greer Garson wants to do a Broadway play next season, and has a clause in her contract permitting it.

She was so moved by Laurence Olivier's "Hamlet" that she couldn't go to supper after seeing the picture, nor could she sleep Rosa Stradner, who was playing opposite Oscar Homolka in "Bravo," got most of the praise Boston critics. Now I hear she has stepped aside for Lilli Darbos Patricia Marmont, daughter of Percy Marmont, star of the silent version of "If Winter Comes," was a WAC in England during the war and is now playing a WAC with Cary Grant and Ann Sheridan in "I Was a Male War Bride." For years our Pacific Coast cities have been angling to get into the major baseball leagues. LOEWS "Red River," John Wayne, Montgomery Clift, 11.27; 2.00; 4.34; 7.07; 9.43. Sunday Schedule, 2.00; 4.34; 7.07; 9.43. RIO Two Features, "She Couldn't Take It," George Raft, Joan Bennett, 1.01; 4.30; 8.05; also "Golden Boy," William Holden, Barbara Stanwyck, 10.55; 2.40; 6.40; 9.45.

Sunday Schedule, "The Fighting also "Hatler's Castle." SENATE "Race Street," George Raft, William Bendix, 11.05; 1.16; 3.27; 5.38; 7.49; 10.00. Sunday Schedule, "The Spiritualist," Turhan Bey, Cathy O'Donnell, 2.24; 4.18; 6.12; 8.06; 10.00. STATE "Johnny Belinda," Jane Wyman, Lew Ayres, 11.00; 1.20; 3.25; 5.30; 7.35; 9.45. Sunday Schedule, 2.35; 4.55; 7.15; 9.35. Neighborhood Theaters BROAD Two Features, "Train To Alcatraz," Donald Barry, Janet Martin; also "Rangers Ride," Jimmy Wakely.

Continuous From 1 P. M. Sun-- day Schedule, Two Features, "Duel In The also "Twin Tornadoes." Continuous From 2 P. M. CAPITOL Two Features, "Blondie In The Dough," Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton; also "Under Western Stars," Roy Rogers.

Continuous From 2 P. M. Sunday Schedule, "Mark Of also "In Old California." Continuous From 2 P. M. COMMUNITY (Hershey) "Blondie's Anniversary," Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, 5.00; 7.00; 9.00.

ELKS (Middletown) "Easter Parade," Judy Garland, Fred Astaire. ELTON (Steelton "Gallant Legion," William Elliott, Adrian Booth, 1.30; 6.00; 7.55; 9.55. Sunday Schedule, "To The Ends Of The Earth," 2.15; 4.20; 6.30: 8.40; 9.50. SUNDAY A.J. CRONIN'S FAMOUS BEST SELLER POLLS NO 5 PUNCHES IN THIS DARINGS S- SCREEN VERSION! i JAMES MASON WAITER JOANNE BRENNAN-DRU in HOWARD HAWKS' 1 'Halter's Castle' poppa.

The car, long since discarded by the Maharaja, came into the possession of C. V. R. Matkinde, retired Los Angeles importer, a couple of years ago. The studio rented it for $150 a day.

The Rolls-Royce used in the flicker was one of several ordered by the Maharaja when he assumed the throne nine years ago. It was the least ostentatious of any of the, jallopies, being upholstered in blue leather rather than the leopard skin generally used in the royal cars of Baroda. The instrument panel is of mother of pearl and all of the shifts and brake levers are plated with pure gold leaf. The Maharaja hied back to his country recently to answer charges he had blown 10,000,000 bucks in a six weeks' spree. Coming to Rio "Hatter's Castle," A.

J. Cronin's GRAND "The Jolson Story," Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes. Matinee 2 P. M. mOR CARTOON PETE SMITH LOEWS NEWS OF DAY snsasmi Evenings, 6.30; 9.00.

Sunday Schedule, "The Senator Was indiscreet. Evening, 7.00: 9.00. best-selling shocker, and "The Fighting Ranger," a western, will occupy the Rio Theater screen for the next HILL (Camp Hill) "Silver River," Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan. Matinee 2 P. M.

Evenings, 6.00; 8.00; 10.00. four days, starting tomorrow. At last they've succeeded but via the screen. Nine ballplayers of the Hollywood Stars are helping Jimmy Stewart put over "The Stratton Story." 20th Century paid the unheard-of price (these days) i of $75,000 for Vera Caspary's unwritten story titled "The Fox." which is about unwed American mothers. LEMOYNE "Duel.

In The Sun," Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones. Matinee James Mason and Deborah Kerr 2 P. M. Evenings, 5.30; 7.41; 9.52. NATIONAL "On Our Merry Way," Paulette Goddard, Fred MacMurray.

are starred in "Hatter's Castle," an intensely dramatic story of a woman who yearnes for love in a house of Sunday Feature, "Summer Holiday." Evenings. 7.00; 9.00. jt PAXTANG "Fury At Furnace Creek," Victor Mature, Coieen Gray. Matinee 1 P. M.

Evenings, 7.43; 9.40. Picture will likely star Jeanne Crain, with Isadore Goldsmith producing. Now other writers are trying to get agent George Wilner to put over deals for them. NOW! 2ND WEEK Looking for Play John Garfield will be off to join PENWAY "The Bachelor And The Bobby Soxer," Cary Grant, Myrna hate. The picture is mature film fare, revealing human frailties and speaking things never before spoken on the screen.

Loy. Matinee 2 P. M. Evenings. 6.00; 8.00; 9.30.

Sunday Feature, "Green Grass Of Wyoming." Matinee 2.15 P. M. Evenings, 7.00; 9.00. i I lO Fofomoyiil I pminlt ROBERT NEWTON I JAMES MS0N 1 IMS MASON his family in New York in a couple of weeks after he finishes "Rough Sketch." He's still looking for a Ingrid Bergman, who is just back from a European tour, says, "You've got to go away before you can appreciate your home." She is so tired, she just "Hatter'i Castle" is a realistic drama of live and love, with Robert Newton portraying the role of Miss Kerr's tyrannical father. play to do on Broadway this season.

DEBORAH KERR JIMMY STEWART wants to sit and rest, but she will go to New York for the opening of "Joan of Arc." When I Vs. Others in the cast are Emlyn Fashions to Confuse LMLYN WILLIAMS I jmrniMimiii raw i s'lnifaiii Williams, Enid Stamp Taylor, Bea la I Designed Edith Head tells me trice Varley, Henry Oscar, Law OHM she'll have the newest new look in RIALTO "Green Grass Of Wyoming," Peggy Cummins, Charles Coburn. Sunday Feature, "The Fuller Brush Man." Evenings, 7.00; 9.00. ROXY "Pirates Of Monterey," Maria Montei, Rod Cameron. Matinee 2 P.

M. Evenings, 6.00; 8.00; 9.30. Sunday Schedule, Two Features, also "TumbleWeed Trail." Evenings, 7.00; 9.00. ROYAL (Hummelstown) "Summer Holiday," Mickey Rooney, Gloria Dellaven, 6.30; 8.30; 10.30. STAR Two Features, "State Of The Union," Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson; also "Phantom Valley," Charles Starrett.

Continuous From 1 P. M. Sunday Schedule, Two Features, also "Gentlemen With Guns." Continuous From 2 P. M. STRAND (Steelton) Two Features, "Back also "Daredevils Of The Clouds." Sunday Schedule, "My Dog Rusty." Continuous From 1 P.

M. VALLE (Mechanicsburg) "On Our Merry Way," Burgess Meredith, Pauls ette Goddard. Matinee 2 P. M. Evenings, 6.00; 8.00; 9.30.

WEST SHORE (New Cumberland) "A Date With Judy," Jane Powell, Elizabeth Taylor. Matinee 2 P. M. Evenings, 5.37; 7.43; 9.52. rence Hanray, Claude Bailey and Mary Hinton, to name just a few.

Johnny Mack Brown stars in the the "Bitter Victory" gowns. She' says skirts are going up, necklines I are up in front but down in back. I BELINDA" asked how Sweden received her, Ingrid said, "Everybody was most kind. I was a little fearful because of the way they had treated Garbo on some of her visits, but they didn't resent my being away so Ninety-three persons honored her at a reception the first night she was home, and all the press applauded her stand about allowing Negroes in a Washington theater. Ingrid refused to play there unless everyone was admitted.

The story was widely circulated in Europe, and the Swedish press thought Ingrid's stand was courageous Her daughter, Pia, learned some Swedish words, which sounded funny coming from her I wanted to know whether. she expected the Academy award for her performance. other half of the twin bill. 'That's to confuse the men, she I adds. I I li PT.TTS 'The Spiritualist' Opens At Senate Tomorrow Baa M.J-JJ TRIGGER-TROUBLE FOR BADMEJ1 Jc Starts Tuesday! -J Originally scheduled to start today.

airwjaawi 11 miu A delightful its About Stars "What a question to ask," she replied. "But for 'Joan's' sake, I hope the picture gets something." As for future plans, she said, "I have no offers. I'll have to sit with the rest of the idle actresses and wait until something good comes along." "The Spiritualist," the story of a fake fortune-teller, will not replace "Race Victor Mature Coieen Gray "Fury At Furnace Creek" Action-Drama with a Mighty Wallop 9:45 P. M. VVfcA.

Community Theater to Wind Up Play Tonight With the Harrisburg Community Theater winding up its subscription engagement of "Life With Father" HOLLYWOOD Gary Cooper Street" at the Senate Theater until tomorrow. Tuharn Bey, Lynn Bar! and Cathy O'Donnell co-star in "The rtJf4 HERSELF! picking up $1000 profit in three minutes, selling the Lagonda racing car that cost him $5500 seven years ago IJEAOE GRAIN WILLIAM HOLDER T7Ti 17 tonight, Director Richard North-Gage will turn his attention to cast-! E0M1N9 iWENN for a cool $6500. Gordon McRae is making more ing the season's second JANE POWELL "The Glass Menagerie." Try-outs dough off outside activities than he is the movies. Just got a $20,000 "A DATE WITH JUDY" for newcomers will be held tomor-J 'Wolves' Scarce, 'The Doll' Says HOLLYWOOD (INS) Arlene check for royalties off his Decca recording, "It's Magic." row at 8 p. m.

at the Workshop, 411 ELIZABETH TAYLOE In Technicolor Matinee At 2 Evening At 5:30 Spring street. I Regular casting rehearsals will be' Margaret O'Brien turning movie KVwt-RAYMOND HATTOnII scout by talking her big boss, L. B. 11 Doors Open Sunday 2:00 P. M.

1 1 Mayer, into buying the popular "Violet" series from a national mag for her next starring picture after "The Doll" Dahl, one of the screen's most eligible bachelor girls, says she has never met a Hollywood wolf face-to-face. held Monday and Wednesday eve-; nings at the Workshop at 8 o'clock. Four roles are available, including; a mother, a woman of 50; her son, I a man of 25-30; her daughter, a girl of 18, and a genleman caller, a man of 25-30. I Ann Warner took time away from Jack's bedside and her duties as a grandmother to entertain Prince Peter of Greece and his lady at her home. She showed them a picture taken in India, where they expect to live for two years.

Jack Warner can't see visitors for another week. His operation was more serious and painful than he expected. Once upon a time Buddy Hicks, a newsboy at MGM, was drafted with 11,000,000 other Americans and went to war. 'Hadn't heard from him until this card the other day: "Hi. Remem- the newsie at Metro? I'm now managing the Thunderbird Hotel in Las Vegas, and Morton Downey will soon be our star attraction.

Not bad, eh? Give my regards to Culver City." Robert Engel-hart, professor of English at El Camino College, took 318 of his students to the premiere of "Hamlet" here. He believes his pupils can learn more about Shakespeare from the screen than in the classroom. i Former movie scripter Jerry Big Robinson and his wife are expecting Harry Carey, Jr. goes into John Ford's "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon." He signed a long term contract with Ford and Merian Cooper Alan Young is attending classes at USC to get the proper actions for his part of a college sophomore in "Mr. Belvedere Goes to College." Richard Morros (Boris' son) is developing a script of the life of John McCormack.

Where, oh 'where, can they find another McCormack? Phoebe and Henry Ephraim, who wrote "The Silver Lining," are in New York to develop the screen's first musical documentary Brian Roper, the English boy brought here for "The Secret Garden," is doing a column on Hollywood for a British paper. He is 13 years old When Geraldine Cobb was introduced to Morrie King, the guy who did the introducing said to him, "I paid you a compliment. I told her you were the handsomest of the three King brothers." "What kind of compliment is that?" asked Morrie. she finishes "The Secret Garden" at That's what Miss Dahl said and she gets around plenty. "THE FULLER BRUSH MAN" Red Skelton Janet Blair Shows lalf.

M. The blue-eyed carrot-topped ac M-G-M. "Violet" is about a precocious 12-year-old brat Gene Kelly leaves New York by plane on November 5 for a six-week vacation in England. His current film is "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." tress, who has held hands with many male celebrities, doesn't contend that there are no wolves on the prowl in the glamour jungle. It's only that The A.T.S.

uniform which Phyllis Final Day Continuous From 2 P. M. Arthur Lake Penny Sinrleton in "BLONDIE IN THE DOUGH" Boy Rorers In "UNDER WESTERN STARS" she has not yet encountered a single specimen in all her personal experience in movieland. Calvert wears in the exterior of the barracks scene in "My Own True Mickey Rooney Gloria DeHaven "SUMMER HOLIDAY" In Technicolor Shows 7 tt P. M.

She explained: "Whether or not a fellow begins Love" is authentic, woolen A.T.S. issue. It was just chance that when she made the sequence, on location in the San Fernando Valley, it was 98 in the shade. to display wolfish tendencies depends Sunday Continuous From 2 P. M.

Tyrone Power in "MARK OF ZORBO" John Wayne "IV OLD CALIFORNIA" Also: "Sea Hound" No. 11 14th and Derry Sts. know bout entirely on the attitude of the girl." Miss Dahl, currently the star in Walter Wanger's "Reign of Terror" at Eagle-Lion film factory, allows THE JOLSON STORY (Technicolor) tarry Parks Evelyn Keyes Mat. Sat. 2 P.

M. Sat. Eve. 0:30 9 P. M.

Third and Harrli SU. that the girls who are always crying wolf are, in a sense, indicting them-, selves. i 18th Slate Ferry Camming Charles Coburn "Green Grass of Wyoming" In Technicolor Starlet Joan Barton To Wed Millionaire HOLLYWOOD-(INS) Some time next week, Joan Barton, Hollywood singer and film starlet, plans to be In her blanket statement regard 14th Deny Sts. until you ve ing her own failure to meet up, close THE BACHELOR THE BOBBY SOXER Cary Grant Myrna Loy Mat. Sat.

2 P. M. Eve. Shows 6. A 9:30 THE SENATOR WAS INDISCREET William Powell Ella Rains Eve.

Shows 7 P. M. NATIONAL Sixth and Dauphin Sti. aspect range, with the i species lupus, Miss Dahl even includes the imported va-: riety. She has been squired around, for example, by one of Europe's dough-heaviest gents.

Prince Raimon Lanza Paulette Goddard Fred MacMurray 13th and Derry Sts. 18th State "ON OUR MERRY WAY" the PIRATES of MONTEREY (Technicolor) Maria Monies Rod Cameron Mat. Sat. 2 P. M.

Eve. Showa 8 Sc :30 di Trabia of the royal family of Italy, and also by the hand-smooching Turhan Bey of Czech-Turkish parentage. GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING (Technicolor Peiry Cummins Charles Coburn Mat. Sun. 2:15.

Eve. Shows 79 mm "Election Day Dance" CHESTNUT STREET HALL The Newest Sensation married to Fred Scott Guggen-heimer, custom jeweler and millionaire importer of Boston, New York and Miami. Joan broke the news today in a telephone "call from New York to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bock.

The starlet, who has been East on a night-club singing tour, is wearing a 79-carat star sapphire engagement ring given her by her fiance, a Boston Back Bay society man who has homes in Boston and Florida and a penthouse In New York. Joan, formerly under contract to Columbia Studios, said she will BOXY 13th Derry Sts. TURHAN BEY LYNN BARI CATHY O'DONNELL THUNDERBOLT (Technicolor) Documentary TUMBLEWEED TRAIL Eddie Dean Shirley Patterson Eve. Showp 1 I F. H.

ON OUR MERRY WAY Burgess Meredith Paulette Goddard Mat. Sat. 2 P. M. Eve.

Shows 6, 8 9:30 Last I TasIov Spencer Tracy "STATE OK THE UNION" and "PHANTOM VALLEY" "Race Slreef" Starts TOMORROW 4 I ft Ueorre Kan COMING! SUNDAY AND MONDAY Boris Karloff QPI Lucille Ball LUllLL ft. memmmm Villainy Subtle InModernVamps i HOLLYWOOD (AP) Whatever happened to the old-style movie femme fatale who murmured to her victims, "Kiss me, you fool?" Well, she's sttll doing business at the same old stand, but with more modern methods, says Paulette God-dard. "Today, villainy must be more subtle," said Paulette, speaking of the cobra -headed tmptresses slunk across the early flicker screens. The Great Neck (N. actress should know.

She has done a healthy business of playing gals whose habits are just enough off-center to keep them out of the better sewing circles. "There is a good example of the modern approach to vampires in my present picture," she said, referring cagily to "Mask of Lucretia," from the Borgia of the same name. She plays the woman with the habit of slipping mickey finns to her best pals. "Lucretia loves her husband, but is forced to poison him for reasons of state and family," she related. "I had to play a murdering woman and yet remain sympathetic." As for the sex appeal of the modern camps, Paulette opined: "The sexy girls appear to have a more direct approach; they're more boyish, more domineering.

Like Lauren Bacall." CONTINUOUS I nm I ELTON ml SUNDAY crabb" GENTLEMEN WITH GUNS continue her career and will appear in a Broadway musical' this Winter. vt COLUMBIA PICTURES priiintl klBIA PICTURES prenntt i hi Dick Powell to Film 'Mrs. Mike' in Canada Dick Powell plans to start "Mrs. stm, I Mad beasts. scourge the West! itmJ Will starring Mike" after the first of the year.

The time depends upon the Canadian wmmm Hum maiiipi i iAirp fi i A 6 rS-WRSSS S3 mi. Fliwri i Miir.r nA.Mj Donald Barry Janet Martin "TRAIN TO ALCATRAZ" JIMMY WAKELY "RANGERS RIDE" SUNDAY STARTING 2 P. M. GREGORY PECK JENNIFER JONES "DUEL IN THE SUN" Champion Male and Female Wrestlers "TWIN TORNADOES" weather. "We need deep, fresh snow, and then slush," he says.

MGM still hasn't told him yes or no on whether he'll be able to get June Allyson for the title role. NOW PLAYING AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE EARL BOSTIC And Bis Great Orchestra Election Returns Announced TUES. NOV. 2nd Sfarts 9.45 Adm. $1.37 Plus Taxes "Civic Colored Dance Club" flJitCOiQR-.

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Now comes "Seal Island," first subject of Disney's half-hour real life adventures. It's a dilly, and there isn't a human in it. Just seals. Last Times Today Ample Farkinc Bill Adrian i SMITTY'S I BEACH FRONT HOTEL "GALLANT LEGION" miin booth ZEMBO IIOSQUE-Mon. Eve.

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