Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 19

1:1 Comparison Finds Movie Ahead of Stage Version of I 1 The Philadelphia Story' BY KATHERINE HOWARD There are two mighty big reasons Why "The Philadelphia Story" makes a better movie than it did a stage Cary Grant and James Stewart They are sufficient reasons to con- in Flames" said he hoped no one dyed-in-the-wool movie in America would be "too busy to FRIDAY JANUARY 10 1941 The Picture Tells Good-Story Too 1 4 os I 'Cl 1 I I I 8Iii It ''i 4- 1 t- 4 :::4 11 'ir J- )-1k 1 4 $---1 FORT STAR-TELEGRAM-EVENING 4r? Film Calendar Company" John Shelton Ann Rutherford Saturday "The Philadelphia Story" Cary Grant Katharine Hepburn James Stewart Hollywood "Second Chorus" Padlette Goddard Fred Astaire Great Plane Robbery" Jack Hoit Vicki Lester Saturday "The World in Flames" documentary Ann Sothern Ian Hunter New at the Circus" Marx Brothers and "20 Mule Wallace Beery Rockne All American" Pat O'Brien Gale Page to Singapore" Bing Crosby Bob Hope Paulette Goddard New Caution" Leo Carrillo Bruce Cabot Saturday owl show "The Saint Takes Over" George Sanders Wendy Barrie Varsity Correspondent" Joel McCrea Laraine Day Dawn I Die" James Cagney George Raft Saturday "So You Won't Talk" Joe Brown Frances Robinson and "Beyond the Sacramento" Bill Elliot Evelyn Keyes ummizt1110111110111101111111119ITIZMENIMIllEllrs I Aubrey Resident 50 Years Dies AUBREY Jan Mary Elizabeth Blanks 80 died at her home here Thursday Funeral services were held Friday morning Born in Memphis Term Mrs Blanks had lived in Denton County 76 years and at Aubrey 50 years Surviving are two sons and a daughter Ex-Engineer Is Guest of Charles Jerome who recently 'retired after 40 years as an engineer with the Texas and Pacific Railway told some of his experiences Thursday night when he was guest at a meeting of Msgr Nolan Council Knights of Columbus 711FIKNVSliv mo-for-Fun -MID NITE SHOW Tonite 11:30 Hollywood KIDDIE QUIZ Green Hornet 11 A Picture as Great as Its Hero! "KNUtE ROCKNE" ALL-AMERICAN Pete Smith Short AT Cartoon Show 01 111 FRIDAY RADIO EinocaAris Top of the Dial 570 nitocycles 4:45 Pop Wise 0 Filbert Don't miss a single episode of this fast movini rura show 5:45 nalston Purina Presents PAGE NINETEEN' -11 A A 1 4 A 4 FRIDAY JANUARY 10 1941 FORT WORTH PAGE NINETEEN' 'LI t-ilrn Calendar ----------1 lel AubreyResident 50 Years Dies 3 r'r Comparison Finds Movie The PictureTe a Good Story Too AlKnelpzlecrfoztansyaiiir lair Blanks a ioo RIDA Ahead diunMeredra'a MarY Ahead of Stage Version a I 0 4 altsehrver- 11 "The Philadelphia Story" CarY ices were held Friday morning D' II A I 0 SheA'ornth 7 4(rr I I tW i Grant Katharine Hepburn James Born in Memphis Tenn Mrs 1 'I 1 cl 1 s0 its 4 The Philadelpnia otory r4 4: tTh 0670 'I f-Tk Stewart Blanks had lived in Denton ''''-'1-' oe 4 110 MCI (ills 4 I Hollywood Second Chorus" 76 years A 50 years pnoca PaUlette Goddard Fred Astaire an a rey Surviving are two sons and a daugh- Aris 1 BY KATIIERINE IIOWARD Great Plane Rob- ter Ire -2-- tkIA go--s -7 Jack Hoit 'Vicki Lester Top of the Dial i Sat- 41111- k' There two mighty big reasons Why "The Philadelphia r4i vi I 44 It e- cIt 2- i bery' I- -4-t AL urday "The World in Flames" doc- Ex-Engineer Is Guest of Story" makes a better movie than it did a stage play-- 73: 4 i 4rt umentary Charles Jerome who recently 're- I4Z) '11 Cary Grant and James Stewart 410- rtt 01: s- Ann Sothern tired after 40 years as an engineer 570 Itilocycles 1 to con- in Flames" said he hoped no one They are sufficient reasons iil "A 2 I VI --44'44 4 h- an Hunter with the Texas and Pacific Rail- I rA fir- dyed-in-the-wool movie in America would be too busy to ks A 41' New at the Circus" way told some of his experiences 'to' l'' laalealeameanammie ow It Marx Brothers and "20 Mule Team' Thursday night when he was guest -i: -s Ns L' Wallace Beery i at a meeting of Msgr Nolan -1 Rockne All Council Knights of Columbus 4:45 LI ell- American" Pat O'Brien -Gale Page i i i iv1i14 4 to Singapore" Bing Pop Ilrise 0 Filbert I x-: A 1 1 Jf: CO 1 Crosby Bob Hope Paulette God- PRFIKWFig 4 ciard I Don't miss a singte episode A' 1 New Caution" Leo A Picture as Great -I Carrillo Bruce Cabot Saturday owl as Its Heret of this fast movin All-for-Fun i rurai (4 2i 0' I show "The Saint Takes Over" --MIDNITE I show 1 George Sanders Wendy Barrie SHOW ROCKNE" I iseeemeeneenamemt 4 -k' 4-- Varsity Correspond- Tonite 11:30 ALL-AMERICAN i ent" Joel McCrea Laraine Day Hollywood -'4 i Cagney George Raft: Saturday "So Dawn I Die" James Pete Smith Short KIDDIE QUIZ AT 545 le 4 -5-: 1 Green Hornet Cartoon Show You Wont Talk" Joe Brown Italston Purina Frances Robinson and "Beyond the 11 L1 i I Sacramento" Bill Elliot Evelyn 1 Presents i7-'1) L(C1) Keyes 1 4 1 I EIEYELTISIII I I1 a r--: 4 1 "Th Philadelphia Story" Cary ices were held Friday morning LIADIO 1 w1 -1- I 4- 1 I A 44- ----t -1 I I 1') i 41- ICI r''''''''-4 KA IVO' 0iis94 474141t-8 Stewart Blanks had lived in Denton County :014 4 i ilk 071 1 11 4 ril --'-ll ek 4:1 Grant Katharine Hepburn James Born in Memphis Term Mrs Hollywood "Second Chorus 76 years and at Aubrey 50 years PaUlette Goddard Fred Astaire Surviving are two sons and a daugh- ter bery" Jack Hoit Vicki Lester Sat- PlIOGRAris 1 1 si- ---L-- 4n i urday The World in Flames doe- Ex Engineer Is Guest of Great Plane Rob Top of the Dial -0 1-z -rief' 4" r-t'4 1t1--- ''4-ek (A -e-t of in -1 4 '1'3' umentary charles Jerome who recently 're- e'" '7-- 4 Ann Sothern tired after 40 years as an engineer 570 Itilocycles 1 4 4r --43 ivt te--4 rt-'i I un with the Texas and Pacific Rail- episode '-'oe)r- kr4- 7 -'OL It-- New at the Circus' way told some of his experiences l'it' Marx Brothers and "20 Mule Team' Thursday night when he was guest I 71 rt-4 Wallace Beery at a meeting of Msgr Nolan 4 Rockne All Council Knights of Columbus 11 4 i :4 il- tk 1 American" Pat O'Brien Gale Page to Singapore" Bing 111 1 As i 4 1170 4 Crosby Bob Hope Paulette God liEnigniiiitileiMMINMED I I 445 ILI PopimIreisissaetiingFielle smovintiberurrati fr FIRRKWRI oDfont'this fast i- -Tt 3 i 1t New Caution" Leo Carrillo Bruce Cabot Satutday owl 1 All-f or-Fun A a I ctu It IT se Ntre at 'g show The Saint Takes Over" -MIDNITE II (4-i f-- -c k1 George Sanders Wendy Barrie SHOW ROCKNE 1 I Show 54 il tt 'o? ALL-AMERICAN SIMEMEMEIBMINEMEMINID Varsity Correspond- '3 it 1 Nib 4 ent" Joel McCrea Laraine Day THonolitlyewloltd30 Pete Smith Short -J i 4 0 I v-A-4i- lk Dawn Saturday aDt ui re James Tseos N-: Cag KIDDIE QUIZ AT 1-'4'4' You Won't Talk" Joe Brown 114 Green Hornet Cartoon Show nalston Purina Frances Robinson and "Beyond the I 111 '''4-Cte' Sacramento" Bll Elliot Evelyn 13 resents t- --sk Keyes 114 nviimininrrninausiimarattiormunionrammin I 1 IN EYMISISi oday Only loll 1 "Official 10 Best Week'' Bing Crosby Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour "Road to Singapore" TOWN" Booster AM 1 -t-1z ----4----: gt oday Only Oc 1111 I 4 TO fir0A17' 1011210't 4 41'491 4t''' 00' 7 2 st 5 Nt 'L'S: s' irolival I it official 10 Best Week" Cit I ils BirgDCorroostbhyy a mc)obu ri'l 13" doolow i IN aSTRitt fT 1 i' 4'' At i'4' '1''' (' GTERS Cser-N4 if- "Road to Singapore" Ii0 TOWN" t- II I 4C 4) Booster AM "-) 4 i 1111 :11 4: L7 "V-114" r- lok Of Is 0ILoganwr ill! '4K'e 44 'fe' 1t! it 44 li 2: 4- kNN46 i IL -MRWI-iriYAI -Tlit lf 4- '1 ii" I -I vince any Ian give it 62 minutes of his willinm Allen White the famed vince any Ian give it 62 minutes of his This modern generation of movie- William Allen White the famed lb qt goers may not have the proper ap- Kansas editor went even further: predation of the legitimate theater "If I had a million dollars I would how could it be expected to put it (The World in Flames) in have? Reared on a movie diet with every theater in the United States" onlv an occasional stage play to The opportunity to see it will keep up their taste for the living come Saturday at the Palace theater their eyes and ears are at- From 10000000 feet of newsreel tuned to the medium of the screen history Albert Richard editor4- We reiterate then that The in-chief of ParamounA Newsreel Philadelphia Story" is better as a made a graphic story of world movie You can see it Saturday at events from 1929 to 1910 His work the Worth and decide for yourself represents the choicest 7000 feet from all that he had at his command THE COMPARISON It is guaranteed to jar even the The pace of tne movie is nat so most indifferent neutraL fast as that of the stage play nor are the lines so risque But the story AT THE DANCELAND is still as pungent as Philip Barry Pork Chops and his Gay Old New wrote it Orleans Revue will put on an eight- It is full of "innundoes" as Dinah act floor show at Sully Mont: Lord the brat sister would put it gomery's Danceland Hemphill and After seeing Katharine Hepburn Magnolia Saturday evening Cor- as star of both the stage and screen nell Cantrell plays for dancing versions there is no doubt in our mind that she shows to a much Homer Ladd Elected greater advantage on the screen Homer Ladd of Fort Worth Here at the Majestiee last vigo week she vice president of the Ladd Furniture flung herself about so rously and Carpet Company Friday was that you felt someone should have a new ctirector of the National Re- cautioned her to take it a little tail Furniture Association He was Homer Ladd Elected Homer Ladd of Fort Worth vice president of the Ladd Furniture and Carpet Company Friday was a new director of the National Retail Furniture Association He was valet any Ian give it 62 minutes of his time" This modern generation of movie- William Allen White the famed t' goer may not have the proper ap- Kansas editor went even further: "on of the legitimate theater If I had a million dollars I would preciati haw could it be expected to put it (The World in Flames) in have? Reared on a movie diet with every theater in the United State enlv an occasional stage play to The opportunity to see it Will keep up their taste for the living come Saturday at the Palace theater their eyes and ears are at- From 10000000 feet of newsreel tuned to the medium of the screen history Albert Richard editor- t- We reiterate then that 'The in-chief of Paramount Newsreel i Philadelphia Story- is better as a made a graphic story of world movie You can see it Saturday at events from 19'29 to 1940 His work the Worth and decide for yourself represents the choicest 7000 feet from all that he had at his command THE COMPARISON It is' guaranteed to jar even the I most indifferent neutral The pace of tne movie is not so fast as that of the stage play nor AT THE DANCELAND are the lines so risque But the story a a 4 4 a a i ft -f---- loc Till 1 04 --r----- s-- Today and Tomorrow! ZEi A Swashbuckling Saga 2 5 IP I of the High Seas! Z- -a--f 9 9 -4--1 "Captain Caution 7 with Leo I-7 s-----7I Victor Platt -LI -----1- "Owl Show Saturday Night!" -2 "The Saint Takes Over" ----2 f---- with George Sanders Wendy Barre -74 "Captain Caution" El I---- loc Till 1 4 ----7 A Swashbuckling Saga of the High Seas!" In ''''--4-1 Today and Tomorrow! i artain caution' LI ith Leo Victor Platt -LI J----: "Ot! Show Saturday Nig --e- The Saint Takes Over" 1 k---9 "Captain 7M Caution" elected at the association's annual meeting in Chicago where the organization pledged itself to guard against unwarranted price rises during the national defense program STARTS TODAY 10c Till 1 JOEL DAY In "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" Cartoon Rockne All-American STARTS TODAY 10c Till 1 JOEL DAY In "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" Plue---Popeye Cartoon Sun knute Rockne All American Looks as if the cameraman for Spy magazine sort of caught some of the Philadelphia Main-liners with their mouths open 1 Its one of the punch scenes from the movie "The Philadelphia Story" which opens Satdrday at the Worth Seen in the picture here are left' to right Jams Stewart Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn proposed air excursions on a tablecloth I 7-' Looks as if the cameraman for It's one of the punch scenes Spy magazine sort of caught from the movie "The Philadel- picture here are left to right some of the Philadelphia Main- phia Story" which opens Sat- James Stewart Cary Grant and 4 I -'---A i a-f vIP-4-4 liners with their mouths open tirday at the Worth Seen in the Katharine Hepburn Iltiti'll'l rf IyAmota 75 4-- Ai ate iatl propoed isi table- coo vi 4' air excurons on a cloth 11110 f-POWekTH'SCREATEST SOICA1-41ALUE I Bud and Lou Intervened in Girl Fight 10 Years Ago---and Never Did Let Go! Intervene in Girl la SCREAM THRILL SHOW! A WOWS HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! A T1IIRTY-111HG CIRCUS OF Rill THRILLS! SCREAM THRILL SHOW A WONV! HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! A THIRTY-RUM CIRCUS OF FUR THRILLS! OF FUN THRILLS! 1 Cicil 11 44 easier Director George Cukor has done just that and the result has been that she gives the kind of performance which brought the New York Critics Circle ta name it as the best by an actress in 1940 The accent has been toned down and the vitality regimented Benefited by Adrian's gowns Miss Hepburn with her shock of tawny hair and her unusual facial structure appears as a very desirable and striking girl Without being confined to a couple of sets the camera has teen allowed to roam impressively through Main Line mansions estates and stables and show how the upper" half lives That is something that never fails to impress John Public The otker advantages of the movie over the stage play are to be found in the cast of Roland Young as the worldly Uncle Willie: Vircnnia Weidler as the brat sister John Halliday as the nhilanderinc father Ruth Hussey as the girl photographer and John Howard as the politically-minded roue If you saw Field's new comedy The Bank Dick" perhaps you noticed that Mahatma Kane Jeeves was given author's credit Now many people know the story was actually written by Fields but what they may not know is how the bulbous-nosed star came to select that non-de-plume If you repeat the name slowly you'll discover it is really one of C's favorite expressions: "My hat my cane Jeevesr 0 tet co MEET "SKINNER BILL' Ptil BEERY'S GREATEST ROLE! A rooting pis of th Wst with ist kick of 20 mulsst Romans end adventure In wild Ditoth Volloy's most Istoj Nak itolortul days! A roaring pie of MO with Him kick 20 n0 th9 ma ks Mullane oo a In Iola Volloy's most 10 oolort oll slays! 7:00 UDC Army Show Description a cca Camp Jackson a by George Hicks with enter- tainment talks by various army men how of I es at lackson Seorge I talks army 7:1 UDC n't NooPl floor were excited about their and took time out to visit every patient Veteran Character Actor Leonid Kinsky for-devoting two nights weekly without pay to coaching prorriising beginners Wendy Barrie and Nina Orla for chipping in to buy three dozen uniforms for a Girl Scout troupe NO BELLS to: Dr Gaylord Hauser who's reaped a publicity harvest by his attentions to Garbo for smashing a photographer's camera when the lensman attempted to snap them on a recent public appearance 11 dioN A 'Lunacy 'S under 570 to car1 Ciro us thrills! Sun- tanned cut- H4ro 'Z' )1 4 Stepssl cSntoancglesit Lunacy ra mop- ftrsvalks Circus kg' thrills! Sun- 'fr- 1010)0N st4' At) tarmect cut- 04000401 les Song 1 tr i 44? $pectecle I fft et started an argument After I several minutes of verbal barrage which grew steadily more devastating the young ladies started swapping slaps At this Messrs Abbott land Costello grabbed one girl Lou the other They never let go! The belligerents are now Mrs Abbott and Mrs incidentally the best of friends! 1 Cowbov' Star Ben Wilson trying to ride an unruly bronc lost his toupe and was Iso burned by the troupe's glee that I he refused to face the cameras iagain that day When Mickey I Rooney then 13 that 'while a pint-sized kid might do all 'right in pictures an undersized 'adult wouldn't have a chance I When John Gilbort then at the peak I of his wealth and fame used to send the ladies of his heart not a mere lbouquet but an entire delivery truck full of flowers When Norman Kerry stripped off his shirt in the fashionable Montmarte Cafe to show a skeptical lady-interviewer the tattooing on his virile chest When Jack Oakie playing in a football thriller with a team of All-Americans pulled a rib the time he was tackled and had I to have a double she Atos AO' AA 11 4o vtat ODD VA 20c Person I FA Music Furnished 1 04 rotate Din-ing Rooms A RONE Owner A 1 I 4 Miles Out on Jacksboro Highway A owameg bmhx1 woN "ln 177 1 1 i 1 a I I Is )a 1 il VC hf 01 I CI ri ti ef )r ta nl 7 Pd rol 00 I 11 I sr it 3 it ghiti a EP st a z4 a )r a oh3c sel' or 1 1 7 Pck 1 01 00 0 1 1 8:00 The Gang Dusters The thrilling case of "Bad Willie" Gray Dial 570 on your clasp your chapeau firmly glerS "Bad 570 on your The Go The milli Willie" your raclic chapeau 1 1227Q9111144-z0 1 0 aval '4i 4D -C ss 10or elqi It 'I'd 44 tiecr 7 lltittri 0 0 1 HOLLYWOOD AFTER Hair Stylist Sidney Guilaroff adding magic touches to girl-friend Ann Rutherford's coiffure when it goes on a rampage while dancing Eleanor Powell and Dan Daily Jr (so that Merrill Pye romance really did fade) reading a road map by their ear's headlights when lost en route to a valley party Diana Lewis browsing through an art exhibit iIe hubby William Powell nonchantly scans a detective magazine Aviation enthusiasts Bob Taylor and Jimmy Stewart sketching DANCELAND i -0711)si1 twaeeacf RENCE I EITPIEEZ ir'A 1 1 Jh4 ii eNeam-unir (II Wae etr4 1 HEMPHILL AND MAGNOLIA TON ITE CORNELL CANTRELL ORM Extra Added: Pork Chops and His Gay Ole New Orleans Colored Revue 8 Big Acts Floor ho 9:00 to 1:09 40e Person SULLY LOOKER BY JIMMIE FIDLER HOLLYWOOD Jan a plan I heard about: Artie Shaw will go to New York or completion of his Palladium engagement here Turner will be vacationing in the same city: Artie end Lana will Ireconcile there Watch for it! Bill Holden-Paramount tiff is he didn't get his salary tilted 1 Betty Grab le and Agent Vic 'Orcatti are the latest coosome 1 1 Is everything okay with the Morton Downeys? This pillar doesn't so Wallace Beery who 1 landed emong the top 10 box office stnrs this year (he's been in the 31 years) is talking of retirement while he's hot Rita I Hayworth has turned blond! 6 is looking for a to take over the biography penned on Stanley her Ent lish-comedian dad 4 Arthur Farnsworth Bette Davis' is pulling strings to get a aviation post ses to be his bride Eight of the majorets in the Rose Bowl Iparade are getting MGM screen tests I An eyebrow raiser is the fact that two days before Alice White she'd been secretly married i for two months she collected her alimony check from ex-husband Cy Bartlett 1 Who else has noticed that Paulette and ArAtol Litvak work! ing simultaneously on the Warners aren't evening lunching together? The Don 117ilsons pooh-pooh those rift rumors Knight new RK0 eyeful is ilaid up with a cut Achilles tendon of a studio accident 'Eddie (in Hollywood) Norris and Simone tin New York) Simon are adding to the telephone company's revenue Hmmmm that WB biggie has been indigo since Lola iLane's marriage! In 20-odd years of Hollywood I've run across some unusual love stories but here's the topper for them all Ten years ego Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were I starding backstage in a Washington theater minding their Own 1 i business when two of the troupe's A chilies tendon 1) Norris and k) ccident -imon arel nm711enthnlaPtanWYB's1 igo since Lola! re nit here's Ten years ego Costello vveret )ta Vie ing their ownt 8:35 Your Happy Birthday Don't miss this big new show with Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra for musk and songs by Helen O'Connell Bob Eberle and Mary Small ngs by Eberle 8 yogi NI 1 a a a 5 -IIN WHITE 30 THEATER HEAT EE Pro pHILL Open 6 :45 to 1100 Si ARGAIN NIGHT St 10C-100-15e PIP "Each Dawn I Die ail zsitrtkiLAIN is tun 1 lot I -15Die" ach aw ii DJames BELLS AND to: Clark Gable and Carole Lombard who while visiting a friend in the hospital were informed by the 1: nurse that other patients on the II and Carole Lom- isiting a friend in an informed by the 1 patients on the I Totionnow on THE scnEnu -v 9ae A I 1 Tot ionno on THE scnEnu o0gP jp Nosmfr1110T" 4 4414 i 47tik -ktre 9ae- 19( Afe--- :1 r-17-71-r-rTri-nrn a James Cagney George Raft and Jane Bryan Saturday: The Shadow" Ends Tonite: 'The Great Plane Robbery' Cagney George Raft and Jane Bryan Saturday: ''Ilhe Shadow" Ends Tonite: A II COLO Plane Robbery' Starting Tomorrow! Tomorrow! ti LIIKC E4 ja1310111af 9:00 LI Adam Hats Madison Square Garden Bout I 'S 'arc Lit 9:0 0 II Adam Hats Madison Square Garden Bout II I I THESE HILL aa ini rnnlinnt HErk)ukii4 FEW PLOT CHANGES The riot bas been changed only slightly The screen play has James Stewart the 'writer end Miss Hussey the photogranher for "Dime" ard "cloy" magazines getting into the exclusive Lord hame in Philadelphia by blackmail methods to corer the second wedding of Tracy Lord tcv Politician George Kittredge Grant- v-ho plays the first husband Dexter Haven has agreed to get the magazine representatives into the home if the publisher in turn will not print a story ebout the relaVonshin of Seth Lord husband and "litular" head of the family with Tina 'llara the dancer In its review of the movie Lire Maga7ine whose toes have obviously been stepped Ors makes some interesting comments: "In any screen Year The Philadelphia Story would belong among the best funny pictures Its people are recognizable as human beings They drink they make mistakes They discuss their feelings They even discuss such ideas as class differences and decide there aren't any All this makes for adult entertainment But in one respect The Philadelphia Story' is childish Part of its plot is based on the naive assumption that 'nice people' didn't read picture magazines that the 'right sort' don't Allow themselves to be photographed that editors get -picture stories by blackmail Philip Barry knows better" When Tracy Lord catches Uncle Willie reading Spy Magazine she scornfully demands: "Who reads this filthy cook?" In the movie unlike the stage playzMiss Hepburn is by no means the whole show Grant and Stewart ere perfect In the events leading up to and including the midnight swirn after a champagne party Sewart couldn't be beat But Miss Hepburn has accomplished the thing she set out to do with both movie and stage play She has made the showmen who labeled her boxofrice poison eat their words and rue the day they were ever so uncomplimentary RECOMMENDED President Roosevelt speaking of the documentary movie "The World we aocumentary movie "The World 017MT1 "This picture brings to the naked eye the continued spread of war and a world actually on fire under dictators on the march It is a timely warning" HON JESSE JONES Sec of Commerce "Thrilling magnificent!" Allen White noted editor "None who has an opportunity to see it should fail to do so! Sam Rayburn Speaker House of Representatives AMERICA the star-studded: laugh-loaded motion picture that spells even greater entertainment than the SRO play that inspired it! VENAT 1Itr Cket1241e417t "41! Tit I a I 12203E3 fr71151)t II It 320-Z3)GrariTga iz A Sil i'-4 tit -1tTakheis piecutuerethberincgosnttionuthede 4140-- 1 1 1: er 4 tators on the march It is Nal 0 nudndaertcodritld st- Paramount Preseets 44spe 1 asPertueaadllycloittelrr: 1 I i 1 4 a timely i- t-- HON JESSE JONES Sec of Commerce 0 kk L' MP 4 I oh ai i 011111 Pp fit CeWA at 'j "Thrilling magnificent!" 11 'k WIliam Allen White 1 A a trchixoP-----ir 6 tir71 1 A noted edstor II 4' in the star-studded: 'k' 0 ::::::4 1 :74:: I iikTio "None who has an oppor- 1 mal 11 At 4 1 1 '11 'e Ir N' el -00P Or IP'-' tunity to see it should fail to do so!" 41 '1-k-- 1 2 Sam Rayurn laugh-loaded motion 4 --AF Ain: 4 P''''" 4 -11 1 A 9 9 picture that spells even '-i A 1-4 I d' I ft I Speaker I pre ellsesta liivOeSis7 ittex 4s 161 4tN 'k 4 A greater entertainment IL 1:1 1 1- ck'c' A PICTOR 2 FO OM AMERICAN 'Now' I 4-OP frXs -4 i a i than the RO pfay tl 'v41k I 7- that inspired it! 43 1------ mt '7' Vo li gt AULETTE CETS NEP TO CNt-r 344T71 1 HAT SMOOTH ASTAIRE STEP 11 4f it! 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