Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 20

Thuis Evening Feb 28 1946 WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM i1 raR 7 4 1 1 4 THE AMUSEMENT WORLD BY IDA BELLE HICKS "Cornered" the Hollywood's Friday picture adds another grim portrait to the school of realism with Dick Powell's portrayal of a victim of the Nazis The film story of a Canadian ful acting that firmly establishes flying ace who is imprisoned by him as the hard character of the the GiiirianS is as utivailtislied year as "Double Indemnity" but much Walter Slezak Morris Car-more complicated Powell as the novsky Edgar Barrier Luther Ad-flier is introduced as he goes ler and Nina Vale make up an intO 'France with the intention of unusually able supporting cast tracking dowrs the collaboration- ists who murdered his bride Dick Once a Smoothie Now Year's Top Toughie LT COL ALBERT MeCLEERY Returns to Theater Coast Guardsman David Green on Recruiting Duly Coast Guardsman David Green of Fort Worth has been transferred from an LST to the staff of a mobile Coast Guard recruiting unit in the post office at Dallas I Screen Shbois Off Its Mouth i Too Much Says Film Musician HOLLYWOOD Feb 28 (P) to achieve" Ile added that BY BOB THOMAS sic told what dialog could never music was most effective in psy-: chological films but asserted that even Westerns could be made more effective with good scores 1 "But don't get me wrong" he declared "I'm not advocating a return to silent films with a piano the orchestra pit" Sometimes thinking about those long-ago Saturday matinees I won- der if that wouldn't be a good idea Ir1117 THEATER 14 3033 HEMPHILL 'CEO WHITE SCANDALS' Joan Holey 'CRIMSON CANDRY' Noah Beery Collier CARTOON II ALTOM TillaIl tE0 mA ToEtyR I do I will Rogers AUDITORIUM Mon March 4th TITO GUMMI and His Sparkling LATIN-AMERICAN MUSICAL REVUE SEATS HEATRE THEATRE $250 $200 $150 $100 80c 'v ts gi vDtfl 21111 i A 4etz OP wkr afikb r14ta IA -4(14ft 71 inn Evening Feb 28 1946 WORTH STAR-TELEGRAIS 100rto I 7 Shoois Off lb Mouih I Will Rogers Ilk--Stati -1 i AUDITORIUM i t'4! THE AMUSEMENT -WORLD -) 4 tfook Are-49 vol 1 i i i 4 i IttOlie illarch 4th 1- i 'I 00 Much Says tilm liusiclan vic- ek -i 'V' 417 ti In! TIT 0 44 7 7: -k rioa Dick a moot le 41 Ae le BY BOB THOMAS sic told what dialog could never i '40- ik 14 If 1 A -sear 4- ef enntl 0 1 1---- ''i' 1 HOLLYWOOD Feb 28 (p) hope to achieve" Ile added that GUIZAR I music was most effective in psy-: I 'r 1 4 --y --ieescol chological flms but asserted that! and His Sparkling r-4kit LATIN-AMERICAN MUSICAL REVUE 1 It eg- ii OP -7: 4-' i-14 i even Westerns could be made r' more effect ive with good scores 1 Novi Year Top Toughie (-4LL44111 SEATS NOW ON SALE-1 tl''k t71' SeW "or fa r't 4 MAJESTIC THEATRE II i''? -4' 1 4 tn 4'' ''4113N 11: But donl get me wrong" he I Ilffith a An yit vi'L 1 declared I not advocating a $2 50 'MX) $150 $100 80o -ZZ-4- PN 1 ri Ts 4fi 4 BY IDA BELLE HICKS "Cornered" the Hollywood's Friday picture adds an- 4411P' 1 return tn silent films with a iano the orchestra pit" I 5 10 t'r aft hp 7 44 i Other grim portrait to the school of realism with Dick LT EOL ALBERT McCLEERY 3 Returns to Theater Sometimes thinking about those! 1 lk 4 CA I- fri 0 0 pr Powell's portrayal of a victim of the Nazis lists ful acting that long-ago Saturday matinees I won- der if that wouldn't be a good idea' '1- i t3 -t The film story of a Canadian hat firmly establishes ti-'4440 him as the hard character of the 14 I 460 flying ace who is imppsoned by Coast Guardsman IVWOW THEATER 0 I Ahe GiiiTians is as unvaiiiisbed 1 year ler and Nina Vale make up an A4 3033 HEMPHILL 06 ao ktoi t'f--f -t IC77 as Indemnity" but much WakiterEdSlezBak MoLrritsh Car dr- TODAY-630 sar arrier er more complicated Powell as the David Green on liti 0 'CEO WHITE SCANDALS' --'i41Z11- flier i in oduced as he goes' llable supporting i introduce Joan Haley unusually ae supporng cas A '6-4- -4--- I- 1 intn Eranee With the intention of 'CRIMSON CANDRY' 4 --fr I -411-4: traeldng dowr the collaboration- ea Noah Beery Jr--tois Collier 'oirft fr ---71b k4 ists who murdered his bride Recruiting Duty CARTOON 1--10- i IP I4 'f i Coast Guardsman David Green 'ex a of Fort Worth has been trans- ferred from an LST to the staff HALTOM' TIIEATER of a mobile Coast Guard recruit- a Haltom City 6 7 1 ing unit in the post office at Dal- I 116101c las 1 alk talk talk moans Miklos ozsa the movies talk too much Rozsa is a guy who should be iree times as jittery as Gregory eck Ray Mi Hand Cornel Wilde ene Kelly and Bing Crosby The in lort curly-haired Budapest na- ve who looks like a musician ould look holds the record of i Talk talk talk moans Miklosl'cl Rozsa the movies talk too much Rozsa is a guy who should be ni three times as jittery as Gregory Peck Ray Mi Hand Cornel Wilde Gene Kelly and Bing Crosby The I short curly-haired Budapest native who looks like a musician lc should look holds the record of being nominated thrice for an academy his scores of140 "The Lost Weekend" "Spell-1 bound" and his Chopin adaptation' in "A Song to Remember" But instead of apple-polishing the industry as most Oscar nom-1 tit inees are doing this week he ist lashing at the screen for shootingl off its mouth too much i "Pictures are too talky" he said' "Music can say more than dialogl in a great many films" fie citedi "Weekend" as an example of howl music conveys more meaning than' words "We wanted people to know i what was going on in Mi1land's1 mind as a drunk" he said "He couldn't keep saying 'I'm drunk I'm drunk I'm drunk' If he talked people would laugh because 'drunks have always been comic characters on the screen The mu "We wanted people to know' what was going on in Milland's1 as a drunk" he said "He couldn't keep saying 'I'm drunk I'm drunk I'm drunk' If he talk- ed people would laugh because drunks have always been comic characters on the screen The mu- kl Talk talk talk moans An os Rozca th movies talk too much be Rozsa is a guy who should three times as jittery as Gregory Gene Kelly and Bing Crosby The Peck Ray Milland Cornet Wilde in short curly-haired Budapest na- tive who looks like a musician should look holds the record being nominated thrice for an academy his scores of140 "The Weekend" "Spell-1: bound" and his Chopin adaptation in A Song to Remember" 0 But instead of apple-polishing the industry as most Oscar nom-12 inees are doing this week he lashing at the screen for shooting': off its mouth too much "Pictures are too talky" he said I "Music can say more than dialog in a great many films" He cited "Weekend" as an example of howl i music conveys more meaning than" words rnirtel ne drimir iri "T1pI en people WOUIU IdUgut WIC' drunks have always been comic characters on the screen The mu- lo) A VA i TONIGHT at the Casino WOODS 'MOORE AND HIS 15-PIECE ORCHESTRA Featuring: Tommy Thompson and Ralph Sessions Every Night Except Monday DINNER SERVICE NIGHTLY Except Monday Premium KC Steaks Reservations 6-1933 13 4 0- ir 1: 1 1 1 tii i 1 lir 1 ft BA tit0 1M K1 abyAl Alig161111 A LA A Except Monday Premium KC Steaks 1 Reservations 6-1933 44 1' air 4 1- I 1 i 14 Kto II BA litu 1ln -aftwotbt A At 0 3 ril) 11' 4 ft10 '1 TONIGHT at the Casino WOODS 310011E AND HIS 15-PIECE ORCHESTRA Featuring Tommy Thompson a nd Ralph Sessions Every Night Except Monday DINNER SERVICE I WI ntrri LA CA11114111 A161 I Reservations 6-1933 'I nal cii Ati 1 1 1 i a 1 it 1 I 1 i 'iv 4 i BA 4101111 'le- -K1 From France be goes to Sitzerlandand then to Bnenos Aires where most of the action takes place There is a great number of Stistki6biA characters who confuse Powell- and the audience but before the rrrrrrrrr is over Powell accomplishes his mission befriends eau if trt Micheline- Cheirel fFreticb newcomer to the American screen) and does some power From ranee be goes to erland and then to Buenos Aires where most of the action takes place There is a great number of StisPiCibilS cbaracters who Confuse Powell- and- the audience but be- fgree 11) movie is over Powell ae- SPRING IIAS COME Mrs Wallace 1818 College uses the fishing motif to decorate her entry in the Tom Breneman's Goofiest Hat contest sponsored by the Star-Telegram and the Worth SPRING IV uses the orate he Brenema test spo Telegran SPRING HAS COME Mrs Wallace 1818 College uses the fishing motif to dee- orate her entry in the Tom "THE FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO" Tom Conway "HONEYMOON AHEAD" Grace McDonald 1 om Lonway "HONEYMOON AHEAD" Grace McDonald TODAY-400 "THE FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO" Grace McDonald rz-14047-14 r' i AN-i----7 A' p- I- 1 i 7 er-i'' t- Aalt-' 43 v- -1St Z4 IVO 1 I I TOM BREIMEMANN RFEW Olsen and Johnson ir "SEE MY LAWYER" with Alan Curtis IIIKOIRLYM BUY SAVINGS BONDS! RANDOLPH SCOTT ANN DVORAK FRIDAY! flEVELVAIII assign-mind I 4 ktit 1 1 RANDOLPH SCOTT 'I 'at a -44410-4 Ttellity A lir 'PINE 1 444 4 wal a I IS Olsen and Johnson ir ifi SEE FA LAWYER" ANN DVORAK I I FRIDAY 1 Fon Worth Greatest Show Yak 'i Oth MAIN with Alan Curtis it 24a 1 4 AVIDir 4 'Mi RI 1111 BUY SAVINGS BONDS! mom- i Iskirtv Jill 1 illrtill oFfA-Sita 1 SCOTT MAK 1AY! I III 1 UV I i 1 Olsen and Johnson in 6fieCr 1 1" '1114-11to 11 6 Sr RANDOLPH SCOTT ANN DVORAK i Olsen and Johnson HANDULPH 5GLITT Iri ANN "SE ftlY DVORAK 'WINE is 3 LAWYER" V401 Fort Worths Grootost Show Voloo Isr FRIDAY! i ittittottya 4 with Alan Curtis vs' Mingli Mill I VMS" BUY SAVINGS BONDS! In 1 li Ivi to limoirim Goofiest BACK TO THEATER- Occasionally Albert McCleery BACK TO THEATER Occasionally Albert MeC leery drops into town to visit his parents Mr and Mrs McCleery and to renew friendships with his many friends here who regard him as the banner bearer for Fort Worth in the field of the serious theater This time he wore the silver oak leaves of a lieutenant colonel the Bronze Star the Silver Star and three campaign stars Wednesday was his last day in be a professor at Ford-ham University next week and director of the university theater there In the fall he will establish offices in New York as a theatrical producer of Broadway plays Since his last visit here he has had experiences that add up to an admirable contribution to the war effort In September 1342 he left Columbia Studios in Hollywood to enter the Army as a acond lieutenant In March 1945 he became a paratrooper transferring from a Signal Corps unit attached to the supreme headquarters of the Allied Expeditionary Force As an officer in the 101st Airborne Division he participated in the invasion of Germany as the commander of a photographic crew While the war was going on he qualified as a fighting soldier but when it was over he returned to his natural BACK TO THEATER Occasionally Albert McCleery drops into town to visit his par- ents Mr and Mrs McCleery and to renew friendships with his many friends here who regard him as the banner bearer for Fort Worth in the field of the serious theater Sponsored by The Fort Worth StarsTelegrant and Worth Theater The For Green who resides at 2000 Green who resides at 20001 Columbus re-I -7 ported for his new assignment Monday In the regular tt7411- Coast Guard1 '4: the boatswains1 itm mate first class 1 I has spent four years in the Pa- eine His total Navy and Coast Guard duty ex- ceeds eight years Lt Men between the ages of 17 GREEN and 25 inclusive are wanted as Coast Guard recruits Green stated adding that former servicemen may join if they are not over 30 years of age A special two-year enlistment term now is offered and a number of schools are open for recruits Fort Worth men desiring further information should contact the recruiting office at 372 Post Office Bldg Dallas Green said Columbus re- ported for his I A1: new ment Monday In the regular years in the Pa- 7 4 y' a Guard 11-4 the boatswain's vs les oh mate first class t- (s kt1 1 has spent four ti 41 ne His total 1 Navy cGetel Guard and duty tiygo ex- ei years Men between Green who resides at 2000 oci a rs I the undersigned will enter Op Tom preneman co gat Contest at the Worth Theater and will appear with my hat entry on nights lesignated I the Contest on night PHONE 5-7677 SCHOOL PION fC PHONE 5-7677 SCHOOL SCHOOL 7677 Please print below 4 ROD vsff RON at keeping -) The Stages Qollingt 0077411 Starting 4 RAY MILLAND JANE WYMAN PLUS aSUGS THE NEW SEE AND FLY 1946 AERONCA CHAMPION DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN DAILY (NO OBLIGATION) MIDWEST AIRPORT INC 4500 TARRANT ROAD LEARN TO FLY IN OUR APPROVED FLIGHT I 1 Nt 1 it rorx SEE AND FLY a i iteeping 1 14--)11 di 'A- -434- THE NEW The Stages 1 4 t-- 4 3P 1946 AERONCA CHAMPION 4- 1 Rolling! v--c -g-' 1 1 3 re-- starri DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN DAILY tr A ng (NO OBLIGATION) 1 RAY MILIAN!) I I i citim''' I LEARN TO AIRPORT INC I ERON1 1 1'4 LAu' A-'- JANE WYMAN 4500 1 TEAAR co k' IN OUR APPROVED FLIGHT tot Bugs Bunny in II rijSti PLUS "BASEBALL BUGS 11 V3i 1 zr I IS NAME ADDRESS PHONE NAME ADDRES PHONE a Sign Signature I agree to abide by all rules and regulations set up in this contest I agree to waive all rights to any photographs or news releases of me and my entry and give to Tom Brenemani the Worth and the Star-Telegram the rights of publication in any local or national publication Sign Sig I agrl contest releases Worth a local or HOLLYWOOD rnrincrinT777171 LL11 1 L- I geP14 a 27i WOID witellfi! ti4 TRIM int Amnio mi11 A a nti19 riVu it soco 44- 411 1 I bolumini 40-- 0-Zo 011" 0 Jr Dance Now Every Thuraday Featuring! of A Swingsfers Sponsorod by 'iv Oak Council No 3 of A A Good Tim for Everyono a it ruzziKNtottr ot7 0 fw Nettil atmoirS (Niue C088 VIRGINIA OIRISVINE 4674ik fed INV VIIIIIIIY And ter)1A NIS lAlt (001104 011)1 'Doti tomuA ad His in6v DAMBITAWO UNEXPECTED INTEREST Upon the establishment of the university at Biarritz for the benefit of American boys McCleery became an instructor The remarkable response from service men when offered an opportunity to participate in theatrical events leads AlcCleery to predict a widespread peacetime interest in the legitimate theater leads McCleery to predict a wide- spread peacetime interest in the ti i legitimate theater TAKE MY WORD FOR IT: by Frank Colby owfeetaRy ft Skj 1 07144 't 4 Alt nplk Wet0- C- 01 1114: A -t) 60 i I 1 id 1 A i 7 telfl o' i tcot dr tc' lir ks 4 111-! Ilifb" :1" IAN -14-tqfPlik1101 Hemphill and Magnolia NEL'15aNk '1110101aNICWWWWWILA DANCE 5:00 AND Swing New THE ater DANCE so) (For AND Swi New Ma THE I A DANCE 5:00 (For AND Swing THE New Obviously is well read On the broadcast checked for this article government was "guv-uh-munt" genie(a sort of demon -sometimes spelled "jinni" or was pronounced "JEE-night" instead of like Jeanie (with the light brown hair) Yamashita was "yoeMAH-shi-tuh" (and who started that one?) Joseph (Stalin) was given a pseudo-French pronunciation 'ZIIO2zeff" (the premier's first name actually is losif pronounced: YAW-syiff) IIismost unorthodox pronotkneing quirk however is the "intrusive which turns China into "Chinar" India into "Indiar" Asia into "Asiar" Russia into "Russian" (See tomorrow's column for a discussion of this annoying habit) Score: Voice 15 enunciation 25 style 18 pronunciation 15 Total 73 Rating fair Next week: Leon Henderson (Your nominations are welcomed) i osly i well read' On the adcast checked for this article ernment was "guv-uh-munt" ie(a sort of demon -sometimes Iled "jinni" or was nounced "JEE-night" instead like Jeanie (with the light wn hair) Yamashita was "yoe- I-shi-tuh" (and who started one?) Joseph (Stalin) was En a pseudo-French pronuncia- I 71I0-leff" (the premier's name actually is losil pro- inced: YAW-sylff) is most unorthodox pronogne- quirk however is the "intru- which turns China into inar" India into "Indiar" a into "Asiar" Russia into issiar" (See tomorrow's col- for a discussion of this an mg habit) core: Voice 15 enunciation style 18 pronunciation 15 al 73 Rating fair text week: Leon Henderson Your nominations are wel- led) NATIONAL THEATER Organizer of the Vagabond Players a high school group in FortIO Worth McCleery still believes inid the community theater and lookst4 to it as the testing ground for the professional theater In recent years he has his work to professional theater A and motion pictures After a visit FA to the West Coast McCleery made rA arrangements to establish in New York where he will belp joined later by his wife the for- 0 mer Sanny Sue Bailey She is a 0 member of the staff of the Reeder Children's School of Theater Design OA Ar Marine Deputy Named Marine Deputy Named PEARL HARBOR Feb 28 (W) Maj Gen Thomas Bourke of Washington has been named deputy commander of the Pacific Fleet Marine Force BEANBTyE 1110YwO I PAT SNEED'S BABY CONTEST I Only 700 Babies Can Be Accepted Due to Film Shortage As o' 0 0 '411kNOlk'1kNkNkNL'aJklikVklk11Cti 0 AZLE AVE 2206 Ails No Side 1:30 "Incendiary Blonde" 5 r4- BETTY HUTTON ARTURO DE CORDOVA 11' News Novelty Cartoon sonommararsomrma kuniononnumnummo lit IDEAL 1408 MAIN 2 STREET Tor 10130 A "MEDAL FOR BENNY" 0 Dorothy Lamour Arturo do Cordova 0 "RIDERS OF SANTA FE" 0 Rod Cameron Fuzzy Knight A CARTOON elcummenommor-5 01 MORGAN 608 NORTH rol A SYLVANIA 600 Oi i "ENCHANTED COTTAGE" Oi ROBERT YOUNG DOROTHY McGLiIRE 01 "LONE STAR PIONEERS" 0 BILL ELLIOTT Chapter No 3 Brenda 00 4 MekNa 0 Li i thNtin K1 ibl4 1 kl Wain it 1 i 4' eren Fuzzy Knight 0 CARTOON A SPECIAL TICKETS FOR BROADCAST TOMORROW 7:00 AM FEATURE NO 2 Bombs bare love secrets of an American doctor his bride and the "other woman" isolated together in China! stoning RANDOM RUTH SCOTT- WARRICK DREW 0 ATTENTION! TOM BRENEMAN TO ORIGINATE FROM THE WORTH MARCH 8TH GO ON SALE AT WORTH BOX OFFICE Tickets For Broadcast I --) I lig: VAUD Hurry Last Day! The Bumstead's Daffiest Laughiest Fun Hit odtel atilg It 20c Until 6 LAST DAY loos USIA 20c Until 6 RAO 1110011 Is HEY 1' "IT ALL CAME TRC Tateutate REICHBORH0 0 0 1 Opens Fri flight Mar 8 Complete Shows Every Nile Thru Mar 11 (NO 8 PM SHOW ON NIGHT OF MARCH 14) Matinees 2 PM SAT SUN (MARCH 9 10 16 and 17) ALL SEATS RESERVED Incl Taxes SAME PRICES FOR ALL SHOWS NO OTHER PURCHASE REQUIRED TICKETS ON SALE AT Hotel Texas Lobby (Ph3-759I) Will Rogers Coliseum (P112-7414) WILL ROOERS MEMORIAL UDIT--RIUNI SOITIVIESTERI EXPOSITION aid FIT HOCK SIN 3-7591) 2 1 Itkattz1 1Titt I i -4-4ict Tf- 2206 Axle 0 A I FEATURE Ni NO 2 413b 0 AZLE 7 Opens Fri flight Mar 8 NATIONAL THEATER AVE 0 No Side Bombs bare love secrets al 7: gok P'an American doctor his 1 1 'Ittl ij i i f' 0 1:30 "Incendiary Blonde" Ai Lori and the "other worn- 01 'd 11 A1 Complete Shows 4- AMY Organizer of the Vagabond Play- 0 BETTY HUTTON ers a high school group in Fort10 ARTURO DE CORDOVA ran" isolated together in Worth McCleery still believes in News Novelty Cartoon i China! i 0 Ai (NO 8 PM SHOW ON NIGHT OF MARCH '4'1' 17 the community theater and 1408 MAIN 14) tO it as the testing ground fr the oIDEA LI I Every Nile Thru Ela IRMILIAVIE STREET Hurry Last Day! professional theater 10:30 A 4 The Bumstead's Daffiest Matinees 2 PM SAT SUN In recent years he has "MEDAL FOR BENNY" 0 Laughiest Fun Hit (MARCH 9 10 16 and 17) his work to professional theater A 0 1: A -4--4- i VAI '2 Dorothy Lamour Arturo de Cordova and motion pictures After a visit Ar "RIDERS OF SANTA FE" 0 71 r1)4 004111 'k' i ALL SEATS RESERVED 7 -i'i to the West Coast McCleery made FA Rod Cameron Fuzzy Knight Aos FA' (2 it 4N Ind Taxes arrangements to establish himself CARTOON lille4c111 PtillTP7P As pods SAME PRICES FOR ALL SHOWS i New York where he will be eiraminemi eLl bt NO OTHER PURCHASE REQ iys'1111 14A-14 1 "-r'l UIRED joined later by his wife the for- 0 MORGAN 608 NORTH "AI i A ler A 1: TICTS ON SALE AT SYLVANIA 1 ti '1 tf 1 1 mer Sanny Sue Bailey She is a 0 az to i It 1) 6:00 4 member of the staff of the Reed- 4 t412 Hotel Texas LclAy (P11 er Children's School of Theater Ar "ENCHANTED COTTAGE" 1 '4411111' -'s orAtt" FA ROBERT YOUNG DOROTHY McGUIRE 1 is 'se Design -411r J- Will Rogers Coliseum (Ph 2-7414) Ar "LONE STAR PIONEERS" stoning ms '4 BILL ELLIOTT A RANDOLPH "RUT tun' LAST DY 20c Until 6 A '14: s- 4 t': 4 Marine Deputy Named Ar Chapter No 3 Brenda SCOTT- WARRICK- DREW --11 I IT 4- At 4 WILL ROOERS MEMORIAL sxs'A Or' rANCOOKIL11AINKIIMIZSCOM4' 1335i- 0--T I tpq pi PEARL HARBOR Feb 28 (213) oGa rzrrri i 1 ta 4-31 1-1 4 utiouT- RILIN1 Maj Gen Thomas Bourke of 1 1: 41i---47Y'l Washington has been ATTENTION! Ma -e 4 i--- A-41i-4--- SOITIVIESTERI EXPOSITION ad FIT HOCK SIN I 3 named deputy commander of the tN le Pacific Fleet Marine Force I le t'- iStil itilltft BOGART SPECIAL TICKETS FO "IT ALL CAME TRUE" I -1 0 A ut BENTERn YOU Il OAii 1 om BRENEmAN DCAST TO ORIINATE FROM WORGTH MARCH 8TH Tetteldrettest PIEICHBORH090 1 IL I GO ON SALE AT WORTH BOX OFFICE NEED'S BABY CONTEST PAT 1 TOMORROW 7:00 AM 1 Tickets For I rim! 0 fts: rib A rsi 1 a el ri a An ow Ira Ptg A 1r PAT SHELLJ'S BABY UUHTEST 1 TOMORROW 700 A II Tickets For 1 As I I 1 a Only 700 Babies Can Be Accepted Due to Film Shorta Broadcast 4 2 INS "1441 0 1 A i 0 JkS rk 5 4 11 i jr gl 3 of his lc iettl 1 1 Opens Fri Ilicrill Mar 8 1 9 WM I I 'I ill I i I 1 I 1 i- r- 41111 ti A Complete Shows HERE'S HOW THEY TALK John Vandercook (Note: Nothing in these Speech Portraits is to be construed as reflecting on any broadcaster's ability veracity character or reputation We are concerned with speech paterns only) Voice baritone of naturally good timbre but the quality is affected adversely by a forced and artificial "brisket placement" i a contortion of the throat muscles intended to -produce deep and hairy-chested tones- This results only in imparting to the voice a sepulchral profundo usually assodated with third-rate players of Hamlet It can not be overemphasized that speakers with good voices should let well enough alone Muscular effort can not improve and will surely mar voice quality Enunciation exceptionally good despite the faulty placement of the voice Cleat articulation is the number one asset of the public speaker Vandercook's score is high in this regard Style pompous and oracular He speaks with the air of a swami to whom the crystal ball Reveals All The Vandercookian soothsayings would be much more us-tenable if he could learn to unlax a little Pronunciation not as good as one would expect of a man who HERE'S John (Note: Portraits is fleeting on ity veracit: ton We speech pati Voice 1 good timbi affected ad artificial a contortioi intended hairy-chesti only in im sepulchral dated witt Hamlet I phasized voices sho alone Mu improve voice quali' Enunciat despite thf the voice the numbei lie speaker is high in Style pi He speaks I to whom ti All The sayings wer tenable if I a little Pronunel one would a little Pronunciation not as good as one would expect of a man who yir2e ge lag 112 kir 111M ICI HAVE 0 IR AC ENIf nr THE EA nTIAV' 4 7 '''W 1 4''''t 4 A 4 444- 4 xe at-Roles -1 if 1 II 15VrE TO IRALCK 11111 4 '-4 e'lLinc Or THE EART-141" Wit It If 1 THEE-ARTRIar ENDS '1: -i it 471'A 'AV 41P-4 4Kr: v-'tIbmt 4 (7'' SANDERS GEORGE SA ELLA RAINES "Strange Halls HARRY" UNCLE WINCEInal i' 4 Ilit ROSALIND RUSSELL LIE BOWMAN "SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES" '44a NISI taticsokshoolhAsen CHARLES BOYER LAUREN BACALL "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" truatw 4 -v--- osootwrsowK Imot- 0--eGEORGE SANDERS ELLA RAINES "Strange Case of UNCLE HARRY" triallrAlltV s-44 Atli4ie famitanAtti JOHN GARFIELD "PRIDE OF THE MARINES" Extra Hit 8:30 "2 O'Clock Courage" kti 51 '--1- ROBERT WALKER "WHAT NEXT CORPORAL HARGROVE?" 1 A :4 1 Elt I -41614110ItiglitErti 'et Mt-DAVE- Telephone 6-8033 "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" CHARLES ROVER LAUREN BACALL A1616ALLA- A 1 EIEV I GetfildttitiRtErtet KIMRIVIr Telephoe 6-8033 "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" CHARLES ROVER LAUREN BACAL g- 1--el a Tito-'44 irlicalVri -6-(15444twit GEORGE SANDERS ELLA RAINES "Strange Case of UNCLE HARRY" i- A MINCIIIIIII PL- 4 ROSALIND RUSSELL LIE BOWMAN "SHE WOULDN SAY YES Alt Pctlino04001nIsseL'- 77 1' CHARLES BOYER LAUREN BACALL "CONFIDENTIAL it K-DRIV ----7 GEORGE SANDERs N' 7LL' rICIS4RAIN E7 "Str ge Cane of UN aLnE HARRY" tromotew Alia 1- 44''et THE MARINES Extra Hit 8:30 "2 O'Clook Couran 4-- :51 imance -1 i-4-ot- ROBERT WALKER si HARGROVE Old WHAT NEXT A CORPiOR AL II EIR I 0 Asieksitituftwe ftIr ')-14 Telephone 6-8033 "CONFIDENTIAL AGENT" LAUREN BACALL CHARLES ROVER Li EVERY NIGHT Till? Featuring SONNY STRAIN (Formerly of 609 Club) HIS ORCHESTRA and Rhythm Management of Gene May CLUB esentas ken Mc Garrity and His Orchestra Dinner and Dancing Daily Except Sunday IESEIVATIONS 2-3131 71 SEE VEDA PACE FOR DISTINCTIVE Permanents ds SIO Fron 011 Per- S7 en verv-Z- marmnt a AUL 4201 Ar- 0 $1i01 Violet $5 $750 SO rn Ak i Duort Oil lial110 Ls" '2 50 Nu-Pod I I vush-Up 3123 Race St an Added Feature All Babies in This Contest Will Be Entered in Statewide Contest to Start April 1st OVER $5430 IN PRIZES AND A PRIZE FOR BABY Any baby under 5 years of age ligibte Three different age groups Include: 1 year and under 1 to 3 years and 3 to 5 years First Fr Loving Cup plus $50 Victory Bond Second Prize-525 Victory Bond Third Cash Fourth Cash Contest closes March 15tir With each entry fee of $5 00 you get one 10 and six 4 5 photos Choose from at least four different poses Photos mode in your home or my -studio PAT SNEED STUDIOS Phone 3-1720 SEIMMMr 1 LEONIDE'MASSINE'S jgpr Yipskevitch Rosetta Higlifower Helen )(amorous' Anna Yurek Lasevsky Bettina Riscily 'Jean Guelis and Leonid Mossine SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DAIL KAHN Musical Director Only-1 TONIGHT ONLY 8:30 11 All Seats 60c 3 1HD STARRING FLETCHER HEREFORD "The Smartest Horn in Town" AND HIS ORCHESTRA IN PERSON I 5-DANCE STYLISTS-I5 VOCALS GAIL ALLEN RAY REED UDAIkTCIE BEAUTIFUL NEW I1InUMEMI2511 KCE 11ORTH SIDE COLISEUM BALLROOM 13000 SQ FT DANCE FLOOR-THE SOUTH'S FINEST "IT FLOATS" Ihe-NEW DiaK 'Powell of "Murder My 1 a new terrific Adventure! 11 I ge All Seats 60c I i an Added Feature All Babies on This Contest Will Be Entered 1 in Statewide Contest to Start April 1st l-E-- IL --t 13 ''7-2v: -r11 Featuring 3' i EVERY NIGHT OVER $500 IN PRIZES 45'ZiA Till? AND A PRIZE FOR BABY riffie-NEW-Diel 1 Any baby under 5 years of age eligibte Three different age groups Include: I I- SONNY STRAIN ilfix srinder vert-oin 1 Cup 3 prrs OVicctionryd 3Botnod5 ylsacrosnd 1 -E: 1stfAil Powell 444- -s-a' v- merly of 609 Club) Victory Bond Third Cash Fourth Cash Contest closes i tt 44 '6" "''isli HIS ORCHESTRA March 15ttr Wkh each entry fee of S5 00you get one 8 10 and six 4 5 --1 i My es 1 T-tK '-5 and Rhythm photos Choose from at least four different poses Photos mode in your I ti -c: sd'A' pprtI LITTLE CLUB i 90- STARRING i-1 a new terrific AAP: tel I Management of Gene May hom or adeu 1' 4-'-r44 i 4 PAT sNEED STUDIOS FLETCHER HEREFORD 3123 Race St Phone 3-1720 1 vntre! 'f-a4 8 lir -es-- 4Lt'44 1115:: l'1 4 Ott '-41 SO312 MAIN 1 e' 05 I-4 AO "The Smartest Horn in Town" f'' 1 oe 4 0 -4-1 -i 4 I it'0''-'- 1 tt -'ir -1'4' '''It I 1 -A g4 4c 4 ANDHIS 4ill7 11 IMMO 9411112-IP121 4 1 sfAb LEONIDE'MASSINE'S ORCHESTRA 7 Afott -A i A '-1r-t -'05--- f-i 174 Ive" ''''''4' '41k 1 44:4 '-II! 4 111-4 1 aijle 1 4--il r--' i t---- 4 IN PERSON I101pc tne -1---' --04 4 it lel' -i A At 1 Jr 'Vk t'Z' lk U' 'R' '''1 0 I94 A el --Te4- -z Ken ItIcGarrity Tr s4ts 4 i I 1 4- io' 4" ts 4 i I a le -ti Nuit'ik' tW -4 f' --s-r- 4 i A it 0 1 I 'V 4f: -7---- and Ks Orchestra X914A VOCALS 1 irl'''-r17Ht ir -'1----410L -I 4:: I -e-L-1- --4- Dinner and Dancing 11 GA IL ALLEN RAY REED 1: 2- UN tg :4 74 1t4 It -1 4 :4 vT It -0- L- 'iN V' 4 r'4t-'(-4 'r 14-41 -11)tri-N Daily Except Sunday jgprY9 uskevitch t44 11 A It i 1 IESEIVATIONS 23131 v- krsi Rosetta Higlifowor Helen komarov I Anna Yurek Lazavsky 1 UDAIkTCIE -I 1: 1 i a Raicilit 'Jean Guelis rsxA -e- -t -s t' ao- I' SEE VEDA PACE FOR DISTINCTIVE and BEAUTIFUL NEW --t- Permanents drk- Leonid Mossine festtie 11-A SIO Frds 11ORTH SIDE COLISEUM I 0i1 Per-on S7s50 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA --1 0 -''LF- I7i4 -434-4 monent DAIL KAHN Musical Director NN vet" 7 Violet $5 BALLRoom :1 '-''-c'w' 'VricVf-4-41114 -t -415P la '1'' I i 41 ill A fi- A '''i--: soi" oil TONIGHT ONLY $350 Only-1 4 S500 $7 gn S0 tvush-Up 4 Al 13000 SQ FT DANCE SOUTII'S FINEST 0 "IT FLOATS" 6its: 3 ti-: 4ftIstiL ii I l' 'or 1--4 4-s 4 II VEDA PACE 2 VD" AU Work od Licensed cr1 210 Moore Bldg-3-0160 (Second Floor) Bring this ad for our Specials Beauty Shop 111111 Rogers Memorial Auditorium $110 Prices Include Tax Admission: $220 $330 ADVANCE SALE NOW AC STON DRUG STORE 'TILL 6:00 i REFRESHMENTS NO POPULAR PRICES COVER CHARGE TOMORROW SATURDAY SUNDAY PER I nO0 125 $100 PERSON Prices Include Tax 121 EAST EXCHANGE 'AVE PHONE 6-7269 EE1 El I -TOMORROW! 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