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Presents CentuT Production JED SPRING BYINGTON KEN HOWELL READ AND Adrn. 4Uc u. C. 50c Child 10c Brennan with 'the finest 4 everiassembled! Pdf BRENNAN' 'iffe m-. CHARLES COBURN Sir Cedric HARDWICK! HENRY HULL HENRY directed by Henry 2ND FEATURE GOLD IN THEM HILLSl Mlag ADDED Pete Smith Novelty of Nature" 1 CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 TODAY AND SUNDAY AT BOTH THEATERS PHONE 300 Adrn.

Loges Child ENDS TONIGHT TOMORROW LIVES AND BREATHES THE GREATEST MOMENTS OF A LIFE! EVERY WOMAN WILL SAY THIS IS IF I ONLY WIWI' dared BUYER mrasurrtnt Barbara O'NEIL Onslow STEVENS Nydia WESTMAN Color Cartoon Fox ALSO DDYflTT FftRP FENCERTRACY rn. EXPLORER Fill nmoLEATw.c. A town where they shot men down for lode of silver or Bennett, love is Tombstone, famoug publisher of the old the scene of 1 ronnor Mars ia York Herald, called in his star which ends- knight reporter, Henry M. Stanley, one eater. Randolph i day in 1869 and hurled thjs order plays t.ie title role of yatt be was giving the lawaIt the end young newsgatherer more than brought in lavi at the a decidedly tough and flattering Stf" as prominently featured in the castj stanW unsuspect" sar- SSSH rf was to change the whole Robert Florence Rice.

course of his experience Frank Henry Hull. Lee which was to transform a Bowman and Cliff Clark combine great reporter into a at their talents in Foriman and win him und the companion picture, It is this great picture which which is a weird murder mystery that astute producer, Darryl dealing with professional magic- Zanuck, has chosen to in his latest motion picture pro duction, and Living- ians and the mechanical equipment used in their profession to mystify the public. An excep- which opens tionally entertaining March Of Coast theaten starring Time dealing Spencer Tracy, as the adventur New York, and latest newsreel ous Stanley, the picture also complete this unusual program, boasts such names as Richard Greene, Walter Brennan, Nancy Kelly, Charles Coburne, Sir Ced- MOTO HAS BUSY VACATION Mr. Moto hasn't a thing to do in Moto Takes A coming soon to the West Coast theater, unless you call solving two murders, challenging the curse of an ancient tomb and battling arch-criminals of two continents for the fabulous crown of jewels of the Queen of Sheba work. The newest 20th Century-Fox mystery- thriller, starring Peter Lorre, takes of the famous Saturday Evening Post sleuth to the Arabian desert and gives him one of his most exciting adventures OSTATE LAST TIMES TONIGHT Complete Show After 9:80 RID RIVER COLOR CARTOON NEWS ALL STAR COMEDY SUNDAY Continuous from 12:45 ric Hardwicke, Henry Hull and Henry Travers.

Manager Eddie Sugden of the West Coast said that the picture was three years in the making, many of the scenes were filmed in Africa, by a film expedition headed by Mrs. Martin Johnson Tracy, twice winner of the coveted Academy award is said to have an excellent chance of being a three-time winner by his excellent work in this historical film. companion film, brings the popular Jones Family back in another hilarious adventure, in which, as usual, Papa Jones (Jed Prouty) comes in for his usual family punishment. A very interesting Pete Smith Oddity, of and newsreel complete this program, says Sugden. Woher Wonfrer CHARLES BOYER Sigrid Hedy LAMAfiR AND Plus Cartoon of the which stars Adolphe Menjou at theater next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, a picture which has everything in the line of adult entertainment, according to Vic Walker, theater manager.

The thrills, romances, sorrows and joys of those intrepid girls who have made aviation their career, are graphically related in in the second feature, starring Kay Francis and William Gargan and being climaxed with a national air race for women, while Artie Shaw and his orchestra, musical novelty; color cartoon, and newsreel also screen. of the is swiftly paced, being set in the world of horse race fans and big-time gamblers. The story concerns a down-and-outer who rises from the lower fringes to become one of the most publicized and spectacular figures of the turf. Some of the best-known racing stables and popular figures actually appear in the production. Romantic Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne, above, appear in a scene from their latest picture, Tomorrow love- drama of New hurricane days, which comes to Broadway screen tomorrow.

"Unexpected Mischa Auer comedy, also screens. HEIFETZ STARS Spencer Tracy, above, appears in a scene from and dramatic story of a famous experiences in hunting for the lost Livingstone. The picture starts today at the West Coast. The Jones family in also feature. Clark Gable and Jeanette MacDonald, above, co-star beginning tomorrow at in a single-feature variety program which top- hills starring vehicle for them and Spencer Tracy.

in the White Technicolor featurette; Dan color cartoon, and World News, also screen. OF COSTLY FILM BOOKED FOR AUG. 29 The Wizard of filmed in Sugden of the West Coast, two its entirety in Technicolor, comes of thrilling preparations, 1090 auditions and screen tests, 9300 costumes, services of 165 arts and craft, cast of 9237 act- to the West Coast theater, a week from tomorrow, with an exceptionally large cast of well known players. This popular fairy thle has been read by millions, was produced by Mervyn Leroy for M-G-M and is destined to go down in film history as one of the costliest productions ever made. Judy Garland.

Bert Lahr, Billie Burke, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Margaret Hamilton, Charley Grapewin and the Munchkins combine their talents to make this one of the greatest spectacles ever filmed. Acoording to Manager Eddie Charles Boyer, Heddy Lamarr, above, co-star in story of a lovable fugitive and his romancings as he dodges from police. Jane Withers, in a laugh-laden comedy-romance, is second feature. The program comes to the State tomorrow. STATE OFFERS CHARLES BOYER ART) JANE WITHERS ON SUNDAY ors, chorus of 300 and exposure of 500,000 feet of Techncolor film is what it took to bring this masterpiece to the screen.

Thirteen ordinary pictures could have been made for the cost of Wizard of twice as much as the greatest film ever made before. Shown in conjunction with Wizard of will be an interesting newspaper film, Is Made at featuring Preston Foster, Lynn Bari, Russell Gleason, George Barbier, Eddie Collins and Minor Watson. Handsome Charles Bowyer has one of his most romantic roles as lovable fugitive in Walter colorful, adventurous romance which stars him opposite glamorous Sigrid Gurie and Hedy Lamarr at the State theater for three days beginning tomorrow. another laugh-ridden film starring Jane Withers, is second feature while Bear that cartoon, is added specialty. casts Boyer as Pepe BOYER IN ROMANTIC ROLES SUNDAY Jascha Heifetz, leading virtuoso, was persuaded by Samuel Goldwyn to bring his genius to the screen and makes his film debut in the Shall Have a moving and poignant story set in New York, which will be at the Broadway theater next Friday.

The picture also marks the debut of the California Junior Symphony orchestra, comprised entirely of boys and girls handpicked for their musical ability. According to George King, manager of the Broadway, the picture tells a richly human story of a professor and the school settlement which he runs for underprivileged children who have a talent for music. Since the pro fessor (played by Walter Bren nan) is a happy-go-lucky idealist, with no sense of practicality of finance, the school is on the verge of bankruptcy. But with the arrival of Frankie, a slum boy, Frankie plots and plans get the great Heifetz, who in New York for Carnegie Hall concerts, to become interested in the small settlement and to lend it his patronage. Besides Heifetz and the cast boasts such names as Joel McCrae and Andrea Leeds.

A stirring story of a alty, a love and a man regeneration, is told in a companion film, co-starring James Ellson and Helen Wood. LIFE FILMED theater variety program opening tomorrow for a four day run gives top billing to the top-ranking feature, starring Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer Tracy, with Jack Holt, Jessie Ralph. Ted Healy' and Shirley Ross in feature roles. is Anita adaptation from the original story by Robert Hopkins, of the ribald! days on the Barbary Coast of 30 years ago. Miss role is that of a homeless girl, be- friended by a baron of the Bar-! bary Coast, and in his cafe she! gains her first opportunity to sing, I eventually climbing to operatic Three great names combine to produce Tomor row which opens to morrow at the Broadway theater The three are, John M.

Stahl, and stars Irene le Moko, devil-may-care interna-'Dunne and Charles Boyer. For the More than 6,000,000 hunting and fishing licenses are issued annually throughout the United States. TREASURE CHEST TONIGHT 450 OR 5 CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY COMPLETE SHOW AFTER 9:80 TONIGHT LAST TIMES TONIGHT 20c Until 4 30c After 4 AUEN GRACH ALLEN WARREN WILLIAM to repeated requests that outstanding, extra-length feature films be played singly, Theater will present with 40 minutes of excellent short subjects, in lieu of a second feature. 4 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY SHOWING SUNDAY at: 4:20 7:00 9:40 PLUS A Technicolor IN THE WHITE A Merrie Melody cartoon in color Newsreel limmie (idler in Hollywood ABOARD THE S. S.

MATSONIA ENROUTE TO HONOLULU, August Staff: You certainly learn things about Hollywood and the movies when you go away from the film city. For example, just discovered that a motion picture is a fine, friend-making medium. what I mean: Last night, I attended the picture being shown aboard ship. It was a thoroughly amusing comedy drama. After the show, audience filed out of the theater, all laughing together.

Suddenly we strangers to each other. been made brothers by our common enjoyment of a motion picture. I found myself grinning at one fellow. He smiled back and asked, many bells would you give that I said and first thing you know we were friends. I met his wife, he met my wife, we introduced a few acquaintances back and lo, today booked to swim together on Deck Provided I open my mouth with some crack about Nelson Eddy (my new wife adores Nelson), probably get along swell together.

All of which illustrates what been saying about the screen for years. The movies should be friend-building. They should weld people just people of our own country, but people of the world. Pictures should never spread propaganda and hatred. Instead, they should send Japanese and Chinese, German and English, out of the theater arm in arm.

In other words, while the movies can be a means of creating hatred and should be the most powerful instrument for the promotion of world peace DEAR ADMIRAL: Since talking with Dick Powell this morning, worried about you. Seems he was fishing near the Coronado Islands the other day and, all of a sudden, a giant sword long as Jimmy nose and as big around as one of Martha their boat which, after the bout, had to put back to San Diego for repairs. Of course, the S. S. Matsonia is a far cry from a fishing boat, but understand our nervousness if seen expression when he described that fish.

Jonah have spoken more respectfully of the whale. With fish for breakfast, throw in a little spice. An eyewitness tells us Rosemary Lane and some read-headed gent from Texas staged quite a tiff at the Grace Hayes Lodge. She threw a glass of water on him; he dashed a glass of water on her. Most hard to find that much water in the Grace Hayes lodge at midnight! More paprika: Looks like your hunch about a rift Errol Flynn and Lili Damita will be soon.

One of their intimates stopped in this morning with the word that their final disagreement will probably be announced before the month is out. After all the auto accidents been through together, too! a few random jottings to mull over while you pace the decks: Your pal Arthur (Dag- wood) Lake has written a thriller titled Ghost Goes and has it up for sale with one of the yachting trip to Alaska that Frank Morgan was crowing about is off studio nixed it because of changes in the Howard is leaving this week-end for a loll in France. From there tional jewel thief, who takes refuge from the French police by living in the Casbash, mysterious native quarters of Algiers where the law never dares to intrude. There he is because of his with the women and his kindly attitude toward men. How he is finally captured by the love for a beautiful woman visitor brings an interesting climax.

takes Jane Withers from a fashionable eastern boarding house to Hollywood where she rescues her errant uncle, brings him back to his senses and success in a series of dramatic, funny episodes. Oh oh! there goes the lunch he goes to England to do a picture call. So long for today. Don't you for RKO, then rushes back to think Beatrice Lillie should give New York for a stage role in mid- her English title of Lady Peel to get a chuckle out of Gypsy Rose Lee? the feminine inconsistency of Ann JIMMIE FIDLER telling all the SUCH A PARTY Elsa Maxwell, the world-famous party thrower, has never given a party that was half so much fun as this first movie of hers, Elsa For 20th Century-Fox production, which is scheduled for the West Coast theater soon. a girl in every room and a man on every mind in this screen world of girls which is rare entertainment treat.

real-estate agents that she would not consider a house unless it was "conveniently near the studio, she finally bought one in Coronado, a mere 140 miles Garland trained out yesterday for that personal appearance Peter Lorre, who went to New York to shop for screen rights to a play, writes that he may stay on there to star in a stage Lupino and Louis Hayward are planning a jaunt to London to see papa, Stanley Lupino, in his new play, a And join us in a sigh for the shapeliest nose in all MacDonald's. wearing a most unstarrish If you postcard Don Ameche, credit him for his suggested motto for Ann Sheridan: Oomph and 9 uld do Sam Goldwyn a favor by going on to the Philippines and calming President Manuel protesting officially that Real is a slur on the fighting Paramount called this morning with the breathtaking news that Dorothy Lamour from now on will wear a Lave-lava instead of a sarong. None of us know exactly what a Lava-lava is, but it sounds like something mighty hot! THE STAFF past ten years name has been prominently listed among the great directors of the screen His and of have ranked among the best pictures of their respective years. He is recognzed as one of the geniuses. Miss Dunne is one of the great feminine personalities of pictures and Boyer now ranks as tops among the male personalities Tomorrow links the players in a vital love story played against the background of the recent hurricane which devastated portions of New England.

Boyer will be seen as a famous French pianist, while Miss Dunne is a waitress who meets and falls in love with him in 72 hours. In supporting roles will be seen Barbara Onslow Stevens and Fritz Feld. For the companion film, Manager George King of the Broadway has secured a light comedy drama, starring Mischa Auer, Srirley Ross, Dennis and baby Sandy. Sandy will be remembered for his of Bing picture, Side of Manager King said that although Sandy is referred to as a the baby is in reality a Color cartoon and latest Fox Movietone news round out the program. Depict Pony Express Days in Roy Rogers 9 Latest Next Friday on the variety program, the clock will be turned back to the days when gold ran freely from the California frontiers, and the Pony Express was the sole means of communication between east and west.

Pony starring Roy Regers, tops the bill. Mary Hart, Raymond Hatton, Monte stardom. Gable is the resort owner with faith in nothing but gold and beautiful women. And, strangely, Spencer known as a hard-boiled screen plays one of the most unusual roles of his long career, a priest. Holt is the wealthy Nob Hill aristocrat who makes it possible for Miss MacDonald to win a career in opera, She sings nine songs in the film, which was directed by W.

S. Van Dyke for M-G-M. This single-bill program idea is being tried by Walker's this week for four days at suggestion of several persons and groups, Vic Walker, manager stated. in the White a Technicolor featurette; Dan color cartoon, and world news, also are offered on the single-bill program. Bob Burns Film Urges Democracy One of greatest problems comes to the attention of Bob Burns in Leading vivid new Paramount drama, coming soon to the Broadway theater, and Bob proceeds to show that the problem can be solved in the good old American way without resort to and high-handed methods, Ithout straying from the tradi- ms of democracy.

Bob, cast as the senior member of a law firm in a thriving American city, comes face to face with the problem when the junior partner arges that they become counsel for the leading industrialist. The head of the industrial plant proceeds to cut wages of his workers 10 per cent despite the fact business is good. What results from this point on is an abject lesson to all capital and labor, Manager George King the Broadway, says. The second feature, Dollar is a fast-moving film of campus life, starring Betty Grable and her priceless with Jackie Coogan, Crabbe and Dorothea Kent. Blue and Ethel Wales are featured.

Leon Errol comedy; Disney color cartoon; Chapter 4, and world news, also screen. Admission to additional charges. Really worth 5 times the price. Auto Wall Motorcycle and Auto Crashes. SUNDAY, 2:30 TO 4:30 P.

M. AUG. 13 EDDIE MARTIN AIRPORT TODAY A GREAT A IN A GREAT Another masterful performance by Spencer twice winner of the Academy Award Stanley, most heroic adventurer 1 all time! WANT-ADS SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939 FEATURED SCREEN ATTRACTIONS AT SANTA ANA THEATRES.