Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 17

FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-SUNDAY PAGE NINE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1939 1933 THE AMUSEMENT WORLD 0 NOTES ON SCREEN AND THEATER Another Weekend of Topnotch Movie Fare Is Scheduled Author of 'The Women Dipped Pen in Venom to Reveal So-Called Weaker Sex Stripped of All Their Pretenses Worth Film Keeps Feminine Audience in Uproar but It Also Strikes Close to Home Shearer Crawford Russell Goddard Fontaine Boland Are Among Picture's Stars Film Calendar for Week Building under the direction of Isla Bickers Norman Nicholson young Fort Worth attorney has the title role Others in the cast included Marcella Bus and Lois Herz senior dra matic students at Texas Christian University Bill Vance Lewis Tucker Jack Vance Clarice Spur lock and Alice Tomlin It's free to the public day 'Fisherman's Wharf" "Adventure in Sahara" Girls Go to Paris" Joan Blondell Melvyn Douglas Tuesday "Souls at Sea" Gary Cooper- George Raft Wednesday "Man About Town" Jack Benny Dorothy Lamour Saturday "Susan-rah of the Mounties" Shirley Temples Randolph Scott About Town" Tuesday "Bridal Suite" Robert Young Annabella Wednesday "Gocki Girls Go to Paris" Friday all short program Saturday "Gracie Allen Murder Case" Gracie Allen Warren William New Tough Guys in Society" Mischa Auer Mary Boland Edward Everett Horton and Little Tough Guys Tuesday "Good Girls Go to Paris" Thursday "San Francisco" Spencer Tracy Jeanette MacDonald Clark Gable Friday "Susannah of the Mounties" Mr Lincoln" Henry Fonda Marjorie Weaver Tuesday -Naughty But Nice" Dick Powell Ann Sheridan Wednesday "Bridal Friday "Tarzan Finds a Son" Johnny Weissmuller Maureen O'Sullivan Women" No a Shearer Joan Crawford Rosalind Russell: Saturday "Honeymoon in Bali" Madeline Carroll Fred McMurray Rains Came" Myrna Loy Tyrone Power George Brent Friday "Beau Geste" Gary Cooper Ray Milland Robert Preston Palace "Angels Wash Their Faces" Ann Sheridan "Dead End" Kids Tuesday "Torchy Plays With Dynamite" JaneWyman Allen Jenkins Thursday "Parents on Trial" Jean Parker Johnny Downs Saturday "Blondie Takes a Vacation" Penny Singleton Arthur Lake Ann Sothern Robert Young: Tuesday "Stronger Than Desire" Virginia Bruce Walter Pidgeon Thursday Kid From Kokomo" Wayne Morris Pat O'Brien Joan Blondell and the March of Time Saturday "Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever" New Liberty "The Fighting Gringo" George O'Brien a "Should Husbands Wednesday "Divorce of Lady Merle Oberon "Action For Fri BY KATHERINE HOWARD It was the famous bard Bobby Bums who prayed that some power would give us the gift to see ourselves as others see us Perhaps that explains in part why women in large numbers flocked to the Worth Theater Saturday to see themselves through the eyes of a clever woman' Clare Boothe in her famous play "The Women" which Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer made into a movie Clare Boothe dipped her pen in venom when she wrote "The Women" to show the so-called weaker sex stripped of all their pretenses The play was screamingly funny and the audience which was predominantly feminine laughed and laughed at their own weaknesses and vanities but secretly squirmed when situations struck too close to home As one member of the female sex trying to be honest we'll have to confess that we squirmed but also admit that we saw many of our sisters in their true life characters 4t tt ks t1N ff kst-t'-'t- 1 tk4s tths ttso' 4042117 4' 40 s'U tkA Wkr akt' 106 1 WWZ 'If 0 ts -iV (40' s'7 -1 1t -k 414 )k tk-4 A'1A A- -t N's1' i -1 tt N''N'46metI''A-- 004'''' --k i i11 zs ''0 'N 4- -k: v---1 -s --4 Nkitst4- 0 f'''- 14 'ksss slit4 "kkti'a k' Ns S' A k4 kz -144 cV 14 i- k4 tt ks's kss '1' 5 'till 4 i sIN'' tN --i 4ci A sl 4- qt' 4- '4 'A'' ''s A si 4 iot N144 kkIs -'kk 4- 4 Itg 1 '1's Ak' 73''' 4 k- -0 ti 4t A- tt' -sN-' -t Al ''t''' 4 I 0 kz A c) kk tts'' 4' 402111N k'': At A At' Ns zt k---''' 110 ts i' sC: 1- Ail 4 kz 1 kal zv-z tiD Ie i- Li 0 'It i 'T '0 Vs it' '1 k- soe -1444k '41 st4 s' e' 11 bis 0 -5 s's- 1 NV's 4 ''k A k' 4' s'''V 1 4-1'' It t' s''''''''k--k k'' 'V''''- -t ::41 '4k is --tk4I 4 kt3s AN 't4t4141kt)ki41I I xo ksN11ts ell '11- i -N -1 1-- SS'-' sl411" 11--4------ s4Ak c- -'op 4w N8) iiiit 1 FIGHT PICTURES Bob O'Donnell Interstate Theaters chief had a busy weekend He flew to Atlanta and Memphis to attend the launching of new Variety Clubs in the two cities O'Donnelt is president of the Dallas Variety Club The Palace Theater currently is showing the round-by-round pictures of the Joe Louis-Bob Pastor heavyweight championship bout Feet Feat Andre Eglevsky working in "On Your Tees" astounded members of the company by performing a feat considered impossible when spin ning on one toe he completed la continuous turns ling organization will open its Fall season with the presentation of the three-act comedy "Listen to Leon" at 8 Friday at the Recreation IPARKVitRY 0 Funnier than Aunt Fanny's Operation "Good Girls Go to Paris" Melvyn "A Day aZ the Zoo" Merrie Melody young husband after she finds that she is to become a mother There are so many jobs well done that i would be difficult to mention them all There's Many Boland as the amorous countess four times married whose husbands are always young and costly Lucile Watson as the wise mother of Mary Haines Phyllis Povah with a house full of kids who is always having to see her doctor about -her condition" and Virginia Weidler as Little Mary 9-year-old daughter of the Haineses Readers Meetl Fidler's Staff of 28 i 1 ea ders Meeti idler's 1 tAff eil 2R i e7ap ikogio liIL -NOW' d1 it' N3' k'' 1 ''A'' 's 4 ''-'W'7ir' A -41s4 0 "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS IN SOCIETY" Every Man Should Have a Haircut Jack Lamour "Rochester" "MAN ABOUT TOWN" Phil Grab le Edw Arnold 0 With Mischa Edward Everett the "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS" Xtra Does Not Than INTRODUCTION Metros introduction to the movie is one of the cleverest we have ever seen on the screen Each of the principal characters is introduced first as her animal counterpart of course your sympathies will be with Norma Shearer as Mrs Stephen Haines devoted wife whose home was wrecked by wagging to You will hate Joan Crawford as Crystal Allen the perfume counter girl and gold-digger de luxe wflo broke up the Haines home The movie was not kind to Miss Crawford With a rather fuzzy hair-do hair stylists call it the baby curl coiffure) and a wardrobe of gaudy gowns she looks none to well or are we being too catty? You will gloat over the fate of Rosalind Russell as Mrs Howard Fowler the cat whose claws are Jungle red and twice as dangerous Her vitriolic tongue goaded Mary Haines into the foolish move which caused her to lose her husband but Mrs Fowler ended up in Reno too She lost her husband to a show girl Paulette Goddard who made him a successful wife because she had sense enough to appreciate all that he could give her But for all her cattiness Rosalind Russell walks off with the major acting honors She is excellent Next to your sympathies for Mary Haines you will feel for Joan Fontaine as the young wife who becomes reconciled with her struggling SI lAtItSla FASHION PARADE The movie is a fashion parade from start to finish but some of Adrian's clothes which he has designated -fashions of tomorrow" look like he was mad at the fair sex and wanted vengeance by making them appear as ridiculously dressed as possible Truthfully men you have never seen such hats as Rosalind Russell wears 'You ought to go take a good look at them and then you wouldn't complain when your wife comes home with a new Fall bonnet 11 FY JIMMIE FIDLER WOOD Sept of it maybe you to our read- been wt-Itnnz let-and ctle v-s you Iii 7 I don't know hat I'd more than I to do yow Th but it Mo news Fvery man 0:1 the street know et: toy rhaY Ltet brc4est story a zecre-: stmnie on a secret ban i 0 STA Fers TODAY! Thrilling! Exciting! HENRY FONDA as "YOUNG MR LINCOLN" Also Cartoon I FT WORTH THURSDAY 8 SEPT 1 WV" Ir- 1117111 ittiAttobeb)koitgatooW 41Z-77-774 te 4 44 4 4 vk skitz- skts' Atakxv 1 "Atitesq1Zoteogats allt --6 i 4'''X' i' 4:: "4 14kr3Witillull 's-- "i ks5 4 1: s- i A AA'" 1'-- R- AAA ez t''A Aitf" A A'-i- -t" 4:: s- "-sf' -A -4 Ai ts -A A "S'i 1 i 00 -ANekc 1 I I 41 -A -A 7' 44' 1 A rr-s-- 4 ''s 41N41-4t 's -i: No -'4 til -z-0 I t4 1 i 4 i i it AR 'S a i ztN ef- s' It i tt ejk Ii -ii 1 "4 0 1 4' Atitt'si- I Ai 1 7''' AFTERNOON AND NIGHT SOUTH MAIN ST GROUNDS LII 0 11161131lidwiaLimilmiLw SEE IT FROM BEGINNING (Fipotuires: 2:25 136 NOT11111 OITIEN MEE 4h 0 11-' ubrns flaged iitaniR fnr sub wuntry of the of the tvon car- Cvnte rnerifrorl wht wher man ds halt griert Irnei is Pt atioit in to veers for Ship-bent the read 5 and 295 tgers eeted ship r1 4 I I fo hos I the indet pro ease mee turai tc ites year ker- ment 7-1 at vs a Oner irter ara Fino Black R2 Kr-7 K) ot N71 bi p-Fr RV2 Psigrs Nfered 32 v41' 58 3 7ern fl the hail flC It A Jr rt 3 I 5 i a 2 I 0 SMART DIALOG "The NVomen" is crammed writh smart dialog The only difficulty is that the audience is in a continuous uproar and you miss numerous wisecracks many of which will be tossed about for weeks to come If for no other reason the movie is worth the price just to see Rosalind Russell and Paulette Goddard engaging in a battle of biting and hair-pulling at a Reno dude ranch NORMA SHEARER Efl Ore Car coN er an these I rrA-ie elf that atter 7 knov- the I 171t hund-eds of people I can hardly take care of 7 es of phone calls brnlg 7 g)oi and bad that cleckecl boys and vAr Oca Is and thu to une01 er a Sn5 that my eyes 7- ay rr Two of yoU 7: ve or 10 of you That's Nv 23 of I hope you eon system Yeetert ley's Awl-team keeled et the 'The Wee me" es see them lwith their heir Jews Bet Reath! 30h111 One Yell Puts Man in Films EllAillf01111 1 Don't Miss This Trost of the Tsar! Ash Ally oi Your Flienris Who Holy Sipte le ROSALIND RUSSELL WAR SCENES Paramount newsreels of war scenes taken in Germany and Poland failed to reach the Worth Saturday but Frank Weatherford was notified that they will arrive without fail for Sundays showing Twentieth Century Fox also was due to ship the New Liberty Theater 500 feet cl pictures on the European war showing Germanys march into Poland and the bombardment of Danzig along with Roosevelrs neutrality speech The reels will be shown Sunday through Tuesday you for a job liere's t'inks for I was thi-inks for your find so I every-Saturday not I would say yes te erd irtd salaries JIMMIE FIDLER Through one of the most unusual adventure stories ever written move the three Geste boys John Beau and Digby On the screen the roles are portrayed respectively by Ray Mil land Gary Cooper and Robert Preston pt top left to right "Beau Geste" comes to the Hollywood Friday Besides its story which holds interest from beginning to end photographic peaks are reached critics say and a splendid cast completes a film of fine entertainment Sparkling comedy is the word for "Honey moon in Bali" booked at the Worth Saturday Completely floored are Fred Mac Murray and Madeleine Carroll shown above who are aided and abetted in the movie by Helen Broderick and Alan Jones among others 6 OAP BOLAND Plaint MORI tOAN 1011111111L MINIM MIME EXTRAI'FIRST MOTION PICTURES OF THE WAR! SA ER COMEDY ON STAGE The Recreational Theater a fledg rzloi: I 1 i 'I' i 1 RI 1 og ing di 'Os --4 111 illio Ilincus a p110 -4 Ni 111N71: clili so teat 14 1 1 11 AA- 4r 41r td 7:4: if zt :04 1 -i! -i'- '-t-i: vi t4 4 Nakt41zil I He Takes Work Up Has Home With Him Its Problems Too War Keeps Art Objects in cr T'r Inks for the e7e )uct a bit retei-ence to salaries hindit-zis of potential '-houH there be as money HOLLYWOOD Sept 23 HOLLYWOOD Sept 23 )ry is all about auto suggestion Thereiare definite epidermical Jim-Anthony Ugrin worked as still itations to a movie make-up mans meraman on a picture in which inh story is Fill Anthony cameraman job iF SHOES A i DYED --v- i DET HOLLYWOOD Sept 23 (----J Puntenney yelled his way into the movies two and a half years his way in fact right into a good steady job making noises Right now "Punt" as he's known to film associates is having a time imitating mules pigs and chickens on the "Swanee River" set Beast and fowl are in the picture but they won't sound off at the proper moment so Punt does it for them In addition he is teaching Don Ameche to whistle Ameche plays the role of Stephen Foster the songwriter who was one of the most accomplished whistlers of his clay Punt who hails from Greeley was a radio technician before the depression struck heard from a friend that a Hollywood director was trying to find someone who knew the rebel yell The Southern boys making a bayonet charge in the Civil War utied to scare the daylights out of the enemy with it Punt who had an uncle who fought with the South went to the director threw back his yelled lies been busy ever since Punt says you can make almost every bird or animal call by proper use of the cheek muscles and its quite simple "Funny though" he admits "I've tried many times to teach my friends but it never works Yet my son George who is seven does it quite well without a single lesson from me" Punt can put on a swell cat and dog fight all by himself but he's really at his best when donkey-like he brays Hardest is a turkey's gobble "You have to do that with your vocal muscles while inhaling" he explains "Do it too often and you might lose your voice" 11 heard about Arthur auto rare tet-iee1 believed art le not only 0 but also his inzraThe -bandits" proved U1t'! JP an automobile is wrecked Then he went to Detroit to drive back a new car of his own a frierld cautioning him meanwhile to "remember that picture and drive carefully got almost all the way back from into Utah in fact" said Ugrin dolefully "before I smashed up the car" Now Ugrin is doing camera work on "A Simple Life" in which Stuart Erwin makes a down payment on a fine new automobile and wrecks it HOLLYWOOD Sept 23 from London and its fears of air raids are Elizabethan antiques and art objects valued at $300000---one of the most complete collections ever assembled in the United States Warners brought the treasures here for The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex- The insurance firm which bonded the shipment Lloyd's) has advised against return at present and the studio is negotiating to put it in keeping of the British consulate Included are the suit of silver worn by Errol Flynn as Essex valued at 8000 pounds and the costume Bette Davis donned as Queen Elizabeth borrowed from the col lector Sir Oliver Lassen and valued at 3000 pounds Furniture weapons and armor complete the collection 0 t) 0 Black Colors lAivA0 LTtO! 50c 75c Ift A AMA CookorAm "Moe 1 MYRNA MORI 010101 They came to light the other day when the Jones Family was busy at "Too Busy to Work" and this is how: Joan Davis bumpety-bump comic had loafed for two months on the Pacific sands She had managed to protect her face from the sun but her legs and arms were so nearly black that the cameraman threw up his hands Even through stockings her legs looked too darnett dark The make-up man was called and instructed to "lighten 'em up" But a make-up man may make up a lady's face as far south as her Adams apple her arms as far east or west as her elbows and her legs as far south as her knees Beyond these limits a make-up lady must be utilized But the company on location was far away from make-up ladies Definitely a dilemma Joan solved it herself She made up her own arms and put on two pairs of stockings: s1 Fabulous NEW 2- Opening 1'- Spectacle '-'1 "THE 1 WORLD -0 I COMES TO THE WORLD'S FAIR" Designed di Proced by du I CHARLES Fabulous NEW Opening i Spectacle "THE IV 0 11 I 0 1 TO I RESTYLED 1 IN BEAUTY AND SPLENDOR FORA CHANDiNC WORLD! 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Unprecedented LOY-POWEIBRENT Let Zlnke's convert your summer shoes for stylish wear ths fo'l and winter Zinke's methods are odorless a nd colors w11 not rub out Wide range of colors Handbags Dyed Any Color LONG-DISTANCE CAKE Among the presents from all parts of the country IA hich poured in On Lionel Barrymore on his sixty-first birthday was a mammoth birthday cake from a chain store in Shreveport La CARTOON ri 10c 15c 25c Ill '13 ft 1 li 1 in Fr1e1 That sudden Beery made to San i-v InVOAt3roll of your a lieutenant corn- Nixal Air Reserve for a conference office Cancel i-)pi-711-arice with Rudy annciuneed for assign7-i-t-ntred Saddest man is Fibber McGee1'eat 1yave completely xvalnut crop 1 erfoicl who has made fre1- to the sirlamarine base r) (-amp back from her vcaring an Annapolis lefii-es to name the lucky the plight of ye who is suffering a of hay at the FRMP time in "The Daulliter" with most ri--anding an alfalfa field puppy love for 7-'-rd and Tommy Farrell 17-year-old F-nn Claude ''IrppitiR for a ranch of '(1 acres and not too far won4 ZINKE'S ANN SHERIDAN 'DEAD iliD' KIDS POWELL BACK HOME William Powell has concluded his wood-chopping vacation at Lake Arrowhead part of the exercise routine to complete his recuperation and has moved back to his Beverly 1-fills home 702 HOUSTON 2-5648 'Noor Le A I Rg The Ultimate in ENJOYMENT Combined With COMFORT EARTH'S LARGEST TENT NOW loon $850 OIL 0' PINE PERMANENT Al giberti CREATE WOOW -VALLI 42 w11fferz? 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