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PASADENA STAR-NEWS OC Wednesday, May II, 1949 Television 'Televiuoa listings are published exactly as uhmiued to The Var-eus individual stations, Currertions are ade up until noon dail DITOK NUTfc.) Stephan Hero's Program Told Stephan Hero, nationally-ae claimed -violinist, will conclude the California Artist Series at! Hotel Huntington Sunday at 4 pm. With Mildred Minneman, Andrews at the piano, he will play the following numbers: Prelude in Major (Bach-Kreisler), Le Tnlle du Diable, (Tartini Kreisler), Concerto in Minor (Wieniawski), -Cinq' Pieces (Tansman), Ruman-ische Volkstanze (Bartok-Sze-kely), Axe Marla (Schubert-Wilhelmj), Carmen, Fantaisie de Concert (Bizet-Sarasate). 'Young Man' at Pomona Pomona College Drama Productions will present an original play ith nniMc, Young Man ith Possibilities, tomorrow Friday and Saturday at 8 15 in Holmes Hall on the campus in Claremont. The play was ritten by Alfred Geer of Claremont and William Simpson of Upland, with music by Jacques Thiroux of Los Angeles, all students at Pomona. Honora Swanson of Pasadena is in charge of sound, Dynee Leishman, San Marino, is costumer.

ftSffiSniavm By OLLIE PRICKETT CHICAGO. Science has come up with another large handful of aspirin to sooth a major moie headache. This time it's glass. Or rather a suitable substitute. Rain of gunfire through the window, the crash of a racing car into the store front, the saloon brawl of a Western and the invasion of the searching coppers hae proided fans with thrills for 5 ears.

To producers and directors these bits of action hae meant that a chance splinter of glass might cost damage that would hold up production or injure a star or player. Even rolls of tape would never completely control the splatter. Now comes science with a new kind of window made from synthetic resin. Not only will it give the effect of shattering, but it will withstand the extreme heat on sets. Theyll still use plate glass whenever possible, when the hazard is at a low point, but the new resin synthetic stuff can be rubbed against without cutting the flesh and yet cracks the same as the real thing.

Zanuck will pioneer its useage in his Pinky." CHICAGO CHATTER. June Allyson looked mighty cute in her White Sox uniform as she strode to the plate at Comiskey Park they even gave her a $1 00 contract to play for the pale hose and to put in a few words for The Stratton Story. U. S. Marine Corps picked nearby Rockford, 111., as the typical American town and the Corps will film Pride of Main Street, U.S.A." there it will be the story of a boy and the Marine Corps and theyll spend six weeks at Rockford on location with an all-leatherneck cast.

America will never forget its greatest theater fire in history and Chicago has neer forgotteen either because it was the Iroquois Theater here w'here a fire and panic snuffed out the lives and from that day to this all film and legitimate show-houses have had an elaborate and effective firedrill before they open their doors its a genuine thrill of protective service to hear the nightly fire whistle and see the drill that follows. Chicago knows it will never be the author of another Iroquois catastrophe again. FILM METER CHECKING TIME for April the Golden Dozen at the national box office were in order Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court," The Set-Up," Take Me Out to the Ball Game, Little Women, Mr. Belvedere Goes to College, Knock on Any Door, El Paso, Tulsa, My Dream Is Yours, Joan of Arc, A Kiss in the Dark, and Undercover Man. And if you ask me, thats a pretty solid list of attractions.

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IT'S TIME FOR Ml SIC i Vocalists Bob Carroll and Carol Richards, Sportsmen Quartet, Roger Renner Trio and Buzz Adlarn and Orchestra will hold a musical picnic, KECA, at 6.30, tonight. ITEMS John Milton Kennedy, Radio Theater announcer has completed his 300th broadcast of the shoxv Ken Carson xxill haxe a summer shoxv featuring llene Woods Zasu Pitts made such a hit xxltli Ltim and Abner that she xxill be xxrit- ten in for sex era! other shows this season Jack Bailey held an autograph party at a Los Angeles department store, cooking a steak to proxe he knoxxs What's Cookin'. Six da.xs later the store's sto of his cookbook xxas sold out? And, by the way, Writing on Air has put on 10 more pounds eating some of Jacks xxonderful recipes The KNBH xideo signal has been seen and heard 1110 miles front Mt. Wilson, says a letter from L. W.

Majx, Frederick, Okla. Engineers said it xxas a case of freak reception. a Humphr-j Rng.rt John Dirfli 'KNOCK a ANY DOOR (L Jnt Hyman David Nn.n KISS IN THE DARK Box Offtr. Opens 4X LYiRicarSmi Jack arson Doris Dav "MY IS YOURS" olor By Terhn'wlor Gall Riissoii John lane EL PA St) I Ineenlnr RECITAL DUE Doris Pridonoff, pianist, will be presented in debut recital in Assistance League Playhouse, Monday at 8:20 p.m. The I 1 -year-old was discovered by Dr.

Richard Lert and she made her first public appearance with the Pasadena Civic Symphony at 9, playing a Mozart Concerto. International Award Winner "THE LOUISIANA STORY" Prices for Ibis Program Gen. Adm. All Seats 74c (tax inc.) Score hy Virgil Thompson, 191!) xx inner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music The FIRST and only time the prize has hern presented to music connected with a motion picture. STATE 770 E.

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$1 20, 1.80 Loge Scat $180 (Mat) $2 40 Ee lax Inc. and some seats at $1 80 (Mats and $2 40 (Eves alized on the stage in preparation for its New York premiere. After several obviously successful performances, the ballet was presented the 1946 awTard by the Henry Levitt Foundation of New York as the best American ballet of that year. Subsequent performances about the country followed Ellsasser will play the work at First Methodist Church Thursday, May 19, at 8.15 pm. at his Spring Music Festival concert.

In essence, it is a theological and moral repudiation of the lusts of the metropolises of the world," said Alexander Williams of the Boston Herald. It reminds one of the old wood-carvings and daguerreotypes of the eighties which used to frighten little children. Nevertheless, wre cannot turn our backs on the evil which a city seems to necessitate. Greenwich Village had to be said and it could not uiooNnon have been told in a more con-vincing, realistic or striking KHjrNKeanning manner than Mr. Ellsasser has womn (a KOW I conceived 1 KH-Farm News I KN bdlute KMPC aae lrp I hi 4 Agronsky 6 30 4 51.

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Alder. B. Mills of 770 South Pasadena Avenue, lends her xocal talents in the chorus of the lolanthe, the Gilbert and Sullix-an opus to be given by Reed College, Portland, Ore. Mias Mills is a sophomore at Reed, haxing entered here from Pasadena City College. Her pro-posed major is the field of literature.

Exer since her coming to Reed, Miss Mills has been active in the theatrical group. CONGRATULATES CITV MONROVIA, May 11. County Board of Supervisors took a brethren from business yesterday to adopt a resolution congratulating Monroxia on its 63rd birthday'. Superx nor William A. Smith introduced the resolution.

Open. 1 I ITMIflJ IA CAD EMU MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW TONIGHT. 8:30 Robert Douglas Helm XXeatcott Homicide" font Gaily Box ottlo Uina 1ft 5ft UNITEDARTISTS 6Y- 3-616 Marjorie Mam Berry Kllbrnu Ma and Pa Kettle" Mm. Lundltaa Irglnla Bruce Mate l)ept. File 649 Short- KH'OKT ON IHt ATOM Cout.

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tax) rml FIvur fixer (Jndfnra ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN olor Bj Technicolor First Ku in Pasadena lame Mcihcan Marv Beth Hughe KIM HUE Ho Offite Miens 12 Noon Pbone Dili FI SY 5-2746 busan Havward Robert Preatoa TULSA" olor Bv Technicolor Brian Dnnlevv til Kainc IMPACT Box Office Opens 6 45 I I I 8 Y. 8-4550 IUJ0WN1 busan Havward Robert Prestos ttfflVTV TULSA Color Bv Technicolor Brian Dnnlevv Flla Kainet IMPACT Box Office Opens 12 Noon csanEb-j Mat 4ir All beats Till 5 P.M. Sundays Holiday Fxcepled AN Ml FRMRY FBR4TIOV Cut 1 ourself a Mice of this Technicolor ake I oreffa loung Ian Johnson MOlHLR IS A FRESHMAN'' Pat Rrien Robert Kvan "BUY WITH GREEN HAIR" Box Office Opens 6 45 Mon I Y. 7-0140 I Car) Grant ram hot Tone Dianna Ivnn "Every Girl Should Bo Married Jeane rain Unda Darnell Ann bothern "A letter To Three Wive- Box Office Opens 645 IY. 21159 H4RRY RA1FK Life and Loves of Eeethoven" Robert Flaherty's The Louisiana Stoiy" Prices for Gen.

Adm. All Seats 74c (inc. tax) Box Office Oneni 6:45 Fred MacHurra) Alice Fave "LhTLE OLD NEW YORK" 1 luda Darnell Cornel Wilde Jeanne raine Contance Bennett Centennial Slimmer olor By Technicolor Rov Office Opens 64 RIALTO isanuMftu ST.f-JMm.W25s Fred MarMurrav-t laudrtte (Ihert "Family Honeymoon'' Jane jait-Handoiph tcott CANADI PACIFIC SY 6-5100 CONT.SMCOVS NOW 2 TOP FIRST-RUN HITS! "CTWB GLENN FOBD wj NINA FOCH mm tmrnn-um Kin i tom wssbi nooocnai PLl'S CO-HIT Comma Soon to the Crown: Adventure tn Baltimore Little Women Connecticut Yankee Flamlnro Road THURSDAY AFTERNOON-NOON TO 6 P. M. ILl FT 3X FADIMAX Writing on Air 'This Is With Clifton Fadiman as host and Playwright Geoige S.

Kaufman and Abe Burrows forming a permanent adtisorv panel of experts, This Is Broadway, mew- aiiety show with a pur-Ipose, makes its debut oa CBS tonight at 6 30 on KNX. Helen 'Hates will be guest adtiser on (the first piogram. This Is llioadwaj is a show business dime for show' people Professorial? in need of guidance in the full stride of their careers will present their problems to the panelists, at the same time acting out the specialties and routines at stake. AYRSHIRE AIR SHOW That's the title of a special broadcast to come from the annual meeting of the Ajr shire Breeder's Association tonight at 7 on KHJ. Featured will be Herb Shriner, Mat'll) Maxwell, Ezra Slone, Jackie Kelk and Sjlxan Lex in.

DRAMA TONIGHT International Airopit, KHI at 6 30, offers The Girl With the Forgetful Eyes The Cisco Kid and the Case of Mama Six-Guns, KHJ at 7 30 Joan Caulfield and Richaid Widmaik in Two for One, on Family Theater, KHJ at 8.30, with Jim Failey as Harrington stumbles into a real Wild West situation in The Case bf No Law on Mr. D. KFI at 9 30 Hal Burdick, Night Editor, KNX at 9.45, Girls Aren't Mechanics. MAY TIME Lucille Nor-man's ilollxwood Music Hall" guest on KNX tonight at the nexv time of 7.30 ax ill be Baritone Danny Siholl of Call Me Mister. Hell sing If I Loxed A'ou.

BETTER SPEECH Thats the speech of Irxing Lorge of Columbia U. Teachers College on You and Selflmproxe-ment, KNX, tonight at 11.45. COM EDA TONIGHT Gildy, at 8.30, is in an quantify because an old schoolmate decides to settle in Summerfield. The' schoolmate has his eje on Ellen Knickerbocker Grouclio Marxs guests on You Bet Your Life, KECA at 8 30, will be a professional gambler and a bank guard Alex Temple ton and Peggy Lee are back (ADVERTIRI MKNT) Experts of the Robert Baker Dance Studios now offer a prixate lesson for SI. 00 to proxe through their expert instruction hoxv quitkly and easily jou can leam, regardless of age, Cuban Rhumba, Samba, Tango, Fox Trot, AYaltz and Swing.

Studios air conditioned 1216 E. GREEN SY. 2-4033 1 Remember Mama by John Von Druten Adopted from Kothryn Forbes' Momo's Bank Account EVlNtMtS af i is 90c, $120, $180, $2 40 MATS At 2 It 90c, $1.20. $L80 tSfs. mttwd ledf'fl To ftCtffrt At BOX Office MUTUAL TICKff ACfNClCS Sf 6-5356 o.

1-6418 FASADINAlpLATHOUSl, STARTS TODAY! 2 WEEKS ONLY Theatre groups in that city, decided to write this work one evening In August, 1945. Within a month the music was completed. By November, the orchestral version was finished. Ellsasser, who had the story In mind, then began to work with several members of the Ballet Theater planning the choreography. By early 1946 the work had been completed.

Summer of the same year saw it re- HAVING A PARTY? Rent a Movie Complete m.m. IS m.m. Sound-Silent Film Equipment Rental Service Four Home Movie Headquarters Custom Photo Finishing PASADENA riLM LIBRARY 16 N. Lake Ave. SY 2-3207 645 E.

Colorado, Pasadena Open. Mon. and Fri. Eve. At GREEN TERRACE DINING DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY HfltM mCREEMYHilffi Comedy Here Tomorrow wier Laurence PRESENTS The Mariner Ship, Andromeda of Pasadena, is presenting the rollicking three-act comedy, Here Comes Mr.

Jordan, by the Little Theater of Eagle Rock, tomorrow at 8.15 at Marshall Junior High School. Lome Chandonet, versatile young actor, plays Joe Pendleton, the frustrated boxer. Gloria Talbott keeps the love interest well under control with her of Bette Logan. She is the wifejKVx-nVip KFM. Plano hi I Front Pape r'mr 44.11 Hora A 11 3 IMt r.

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Colorado BY 6-9704 Tickets on Sale at Colorado Box Office and N'ash's Dept. Store Susan ffavward Robert Preston TLLSA Technicolor Lionel Barrvmore Richard Widmarlt DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS in the production. For ticket information phone Browns Book Store or Vro mans Book Store. TV TOX1GHT Four sons will compete against their mothers in naming famous mothers of history and modern time during the Judy Splinters Show, KNBR at 7 The Whole Towns Talking by John Emerson and Anita Loos will star Lawrence Fletcher and Valerie Cossart on Television Theater, KNBH at 8. Clark Gable Spenrer Tracy SA FRXVCISCO Marx Brothers A NIGHT AT OPLRA Box Office Open 15 Phone AT 2-863 or FO 8-8422 Jane Wman-Lew Ayres "JOHNNY BELINDA" Humphrey Bogart alter Houston 'Treasure of Sierra Madre" ICE SKATE EVERY EVENING 7:45 TO 10:45 Beginners Welcome Skates for Rent PASADENA MINTED GAD DEN" SY 2-7151 171 So.

Arroxo Parkway RY 1-6066 "BENEFIT At 4DEMY Major Studio Preview 8.30. Homicide COLOR 4 1)41 Dulcimer Street 337 706 10 3. Snow Bound 2 .12, 8.41 9.13. Make Believe Ballroom 12 30, 330, 630. ft.

40, I ndereover Man 1:67 8:00, 8.00, 11:00. kMy Dream I Yours 7:00, 10.46. FI Pao 9.05. PAN4DFNA Tulsa 1230. 4 00, 7 30, 11.00.

Impact 2.10, 8.40 9:10. RITA Kiss hi the Dark 7 00. 10 34, hnork on Any Door 8 51, STATE Life and Ixtves of Beethoven 1110. The Louisiana Story 7:00 9:49. 5TR4ND Mother Is a Freshman 1 .55, 8.00 8 00, II 00.

Bov with Green Hair 12 30, 6 30, 9:30. TOW Adventures of Don Juan 12.45, 3.51, 0 57. 10 03. Rmfire 2 47. 8:53, 8.59.

I MTF.D ARTISTS Ma and Pa kettle 1 :08, 424, 7:40, Report on the Atom 12.50, 4:06, part of Mr. HeatterS Mutual-722, 1035. 1 1 State Department 2:37, 853, 9.09. I PTOW Tulsa 700, 10.45. Impart 8 t7.

W4S1HNGTON Fverv Girl Should Be Married 7:00, 10 43. A Letter to Three Wives 9.00. (atvarv Stampede, 9 00. Note: Both pictures and times subject to changes without notice. Other Attractions PAS4DFXA PLAYHOtSE I Remember Mama, 8:15.

HOTFL HI NTINGTON Civic Mnvte Benefit Square Dance, Herb Faraday and Bob Osgood, callers, 1 3.30, I Square Dance, Skipper Meimle, Chle Auditorium, 8 36 to 11:30 p.m. Beginners at 7:30. Bao Willmm de Xalentlne, Holliston 4venue Methodist Church, 8 pm. Murrar Hiil. Penthouse Theater, Farnsworth Park, Altadena.

8 30 p.m. .410 Friday, Saturday and May 21. Journew to Japan. color film lecture hv Dr. Telford Work, Chic Auditorium, 820 p.m.

Mar 24 Pasadena Ity College Piano and 4 oice Recital, Pasadena Public Library, 8 pm. Gabriel Heatter will Interview Gen. Lucius D. Clay, American Military Governor of Germany, at the exact moment the year long blockade of Berlin is lifted, and their conversation will be Don Lee network news commentary tonight at 6 on KHJ. Instruction J-30-9: Dancing till 11 31 Skipper Steimle PASADENA CIVIC AIDITORICM hbbTBCRSDAT, MAT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 985 E.

California St.r Pasa. 5 SUMMER SCHOOL DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS Grades 4 to 9 and through 12 At our Summer School, students improve in ability to read, write, and use words effectively They gain an understanding of those fundamentals indispensable for success in any vocation or in preparation for college Government Approved for Veterans College Preparatory, Coeducational, Accredited School Phone SY 2-21 81 Principal's SY. 3-2274 The SCATTERGOOD ASSOCIATION Present WILLIAM de VALENTINE A 1948 Atwater Kent Foundation Auditions Dinner TOMORROW NIGHT, May P.M. HOUISTON AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH 1305 East Colorado Street Pasadena, California CONCERT1 Basso-Cant ante Presents timer Wilson JOURNEY TO JAPAN DR. TELFORD H.

WORK. Narrator A technicolor film. Family Life of a Japanese Farmer the Villa ees. Shrines and Temples Colorful Valleys Sacred Mountain The Countryside and Industries. Prices: A0, .90, 1.20, I 80 MAY 12 Pasadena Civic Auditorium SY 2-9473.