The North Wales Weekly News from Colwyn Bay, Clwyd, Wales • 6

IRISH MELODY with This Weeft-ead LAST 3 DAYS- -Stewart Granger, Jean Kent, Anne Crawford in "CARAVAN. Matiasse Daily at 2.30. Eveniap oeatilleeas froaa 545 PRICES OF ADMISSION 26, 1 11, 16, od. (including' Tax). JOHNNY RERAN, Ireland's Golden Voice of Melody from the leading London Theatres AUSTIN CAIN.

Radio's High Speed Gagster; ALAN DUNKERLEY, the Novelty Entertainer; KAY HILL, charming in Song; JACK DAVISON in a Harmonica Medley; THE MARTIN Comedy-duo of Stage and Radio Fame DORA YATES at the Piano; HENRY H. KENYON, Compere. ADMISSION (All Seats Bookable): 216, C- (including Tax) Arcadia Box Office ('Phone 2765) open Daily from 2 p.m., Sunday lie Seam. LTD. from 1 I am SUIDUEME OLD COLWYN Phone 5549 TO-DAY from 2 p.m.--THE VICTORY PARADE and THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE RIVERBOAT RHYTHI LAST PERFORMANCES: Colwpi Bay 7.55; Llandiedou ODEON NATIONAL CINEMA OLUN EVERY SATURDAY 9.30 AM I 0 2 4 i 1, I i 4 1 1 I i I 1 1 i i i I 1 1 rt 4 1 I I i 4 6 i I I 4 4 i 4 1 1 4 3 i 1 i 1 i I.

COLWYN BAY 22L7 ARCADIA COLWYN BAY SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, at 7.46 HENRY H. KENYoN pre-ents COLWYN BAY FOR PENRWIN AVENUE Cautious trim 4 p.m. Prices: U. (ioludiag Tax) Drama of Murder and Desire I COI kik MAIO gm 00 it. 1 Wm a MI LLE Sritig at '4'144-I r.

4 7., :41 ptfic KT: Snow 1847 lEUTAISIM 0 MOW. An unusual drama in which interest. is enhanced by means of clever photography. "The Spiral Staircase" is showing at the Odeon this week. Bereft of speech, a young girl IDorothv McGuire) is marked as the next victim of a maniacal murderer.

The story builds up to a powerful climax. George Brent, Ethel Barrymore and Kent Smith are also cast. "Sentimental Journey," a moving film with emotional situations, forms next week's orogramme leader. with Maureen O'Hara. John Payne, William Bendix and Conn'e Marshall.

the new child star, heading the cast. GRAND THSATRE Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" is expertly portrayed at the Grand Theatre this week by a talented cast. Outstanding performances are given by Elizabeth Butters as Elvira. the "spirit" wife. and Kathleen Crawley as the "earthly" wife.

Ruth. while the perturbed husband is well played by Stanley Bridger. Devonshire. as the clairvoyant. end Ann Dennes as the maid lend excellent support.

"Three Waltzes:" next week's outstanding production. presents Iris Terry. Arthur Pusey and David Holman in the principal roles. The lilting music by Johan Strauss and Oscar Straus is full of gaiety. and the production is identical to that presented in London.

CATLIN'S ARCADIA Beautifully staged and dressed. the Catlin Follies at Arcadia is an increasingly popular attraction to visitors and residents. Humour abounds in the programmes. and singing and dancing contribute to provide well-balanced entertainment. Stern and Bryant and Hal Miller are the laughter creators, while the dancing of the Three Astaires is exciting.

Vine. More and Nevard. with their popular songs at the piano, are a big success. The concerted items are brilliantly rendered and staged. PIER PAVILION Since the season's opening "Summer Serenade'' has presented a change of programme weekly at the Pier.

All are novel and the latest stage effects and lighting are exploited to the utmost as exampled in "Hayride." a sequence which occurs lin programme C. "The Ideal Bat' man, an amusing sketch in the same programme, causes great hilarity, while Tudor Evans brings down the house with a first class performance in the Continental story "Singing Lesson." Last night (Wednesday) the fourth programme in the series opened. "Honeymoon Hotel" gives the unusual stage effects, "The Harp of a novel Welsh ballet premiere to musk by Mai Jones, should prove a popular feature. Jack Train, "Colonel Chinstrap," of Itma fame heads the bill next Sunday evening. He will be supported by Ronald Chesney and his harmonica, Mary Denise and Alfred Swain, vocalists.

John Morava will be conducting the augmented orchestra. CONWAY PALACE "Fallen Angel, a gripping drama of murder and desire, showing this week-end at the Palace, presents Alice Faye in her most momentous dramatic role. Dana Andrews plays a hard-boiled "confidence" man in a desperate man and woman hunt, while Linda Darnell is seen in a fascinating role. Charles Bickford heads an outstanding supporting cast which includes Bruce Cabot.and John Carradine. Robert Walker, blundering and browbeaten recruit of "See here, Private Hargruve," proudly displays his corporal's stripes in "What Next, Corporal Hargrove offered for your entertainment next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

In it Cpl. Hargrove is taken to France, where he becomes a combat soldier and is almost caught by a Nazi patrol. Keenan Wynn and Jean Porter are also cast. LLANRWST LUXOR Robert Lizbeth Scott and Don Defore are co-starred in You Came Along," principal offering at the Luxor, Llanrwst, on Monday and Tuesday. It is the story of three returned war heroes and the friendship which exists between them.

Principal setting of "Duffy's Tavern," showing on Wednesday and Thursday, is the celebrated tavern of U.S. radio fame. The cast includes Bing Crosby, Betty Hutton, Paulette Goddard, Alan Ladd, Dorothy Lamour, Robert Benchley and other noted stars. "Dead of Night," a rowerful British thriller with Mervyn hns, Sally Ann HoweS, Michael edgrave and Googie Withers, offers gripping entertainment on Friday and Saturday. LLANFAIRFECHAN LUXOR A macabre theme adds- to the entertainment value of "Dead of Night" with which patrons will be thrilled on Monday ani Tuesday at the Luxor, Llanfairfechan.

Mervyn Johns, Sally Ann Howes, Googie Withers and Mictlael Redgrave are included in a talented British team. p'A Yank at Oxford" in which Robert Taylor is seen as an American 'student who gains a scholarship enabling him to complete his studies at Oxford will be shown on Wednesday and Thursday. Vivien Leigh, Griffith Jones, Maureen O'Sullivan, Edmund Gwenn and Lionel Barrymore are but a few of the notable cast. "Johnny Frenzhman," which traces the age-old feud existing between Cornish an I Breton fisher, folk, is the concluding item in the week's programme on Friday and Saturday. Tan Walls.

Patricia Roc, I Rcasy the Isla. col CINEMA TELEPHONE 215 COLWYN BAY THURSDAY, JUNE 27, lin THREE Closed throughout this week, the Cosy Cinema reopens next Monday THEATRE CLOSED with a double-feature programme. "Arson Squad" relates the activities of a section of the fire department whose aims are detection and Prevention of fires. "The Lady MONDAY, JULY 1, SW THREE Confesses," starring Mary Beth Hughes and Hugh Beaumont. tells ARSON THE LAD of a woman who virtually returny ing from the dead, refused to divorce her husband.

The story SQUAD CONFESSES builds up to a thrilling and surprising climax. PRINCESS with with "The Ziegfeld Follies" in all-star entertainment is a big attraction at FRANK ALBERTSON MARY BETH HUGHES the Princess this week. The lineup of successful stars includes ROBERT ARMSTRONG HUGH BEAUMONT Fred Astaire. Edward Arnold, Lucille Ball. Judy Garland.

Kathryn Grayson. Gene Kelly, Red Matinees Daily at 2.30. at II and Ll 5. Skelton and Esther Williams. Balcony 113; Stalls, and at (including Tax).

Reseeved Seats Plenty of action and spectacle. Lana Turner leads in the screen Bakony Stalls Boa open ix Advance Booking 10 adaptation of James N. Crain's to 1215, and 2 to 4.90 p.m. novel. "The Postman Always Rings Seats resorted by telephone will bi.

sold il not claimed five minutes Twice." showing all next week. before the commencement of the performance for which they are ma ha tk ro lo le ts of to a i ttlithl es er booked. The Management reserve the right to refuse admission middle-aged husband. John Garfield and Cecil Kellaway are also cast. ODRON This week-end's premier presentation at the Odeon.

"The Spiral Staircase." is a strong-merit thriller starring Dorothy McGuire with George Brent. It depicts the ordeald of a girl who from birth had been! marked down as a victim of strange crime. The supporting programme includes "People are Funny" and the "Victory Parade" In technicolour. "Sentimental Journey." next week's offering. presents Connie Marshall, eight-years-old screen discovery.

John Payne, Maureen O'Hara and William Bendix in a well-woven story, and there is also "Riverboat Rhythm" with Leon Erroll. ARCADIA "Caravan." screen version of Lady Eleanor Smith's period romance, continues its successful engagement at the Arcadia this week-end. with Stewart Granger, Jean Kent and Dennis Price featured in the story of two young men who are rivals for a girl's love. sequences are prominent. Chester Morris is principal in two Monday.

Tuesday and Wednesday feature elms. "One Way tal Love" is a comedy, the action mainly on a train. The second film. "Blackie's Rendezvous." is another of the popular Boston Blackie series. Henry Kenyon will introduce "Irish Melody." Johnny Regan, Ireland's voice of melody." and other artistes.

at Arcadia on Sunday night. REPERTORY THEATRII "Artificial Silk." a riotous Lancashire ctimedy written by H. C. Lomax. increases daily in popularity at the Repertory this week.

The story is of a feud between a cotton mill owner of the old school and an artificial silk manufacturer. and how it even poisons the relationship between members of the respective families. The Play is Performed in a Lancashire dialect throughout. J. Hulme MacKinnon and Lola Willard again score in the leading roles, and excellent sup- Port is provided by Robert Desmond, Helen Powell, Arthur Dallas.

Elizabeth Dawson, Carol Bailey and H. Randle Frazer. "Dangerous Corner." J. B. Priestlay's famous thriller, will be performed next week.

The tension in this gripping play is maintained throughout, and tails how a chance I word misinterpreted may affect the lives of countless people. PIER PAVILION Next Monday introduces the variety season at the Pier with a complete change of cast and programme each week. The attractive bill is headed by "La Celeste." hailed as a "psycho-dynamic genius" whose thought-reading powers baffle audiences. Archie Eiray, versatile ventriloquist; the Musical Derricks and Tony, instrumentalists; the Alpha Trio, original dancers; Bonding. champion dart blower; the Bucleys and Gordon with songs at the piano.

Sawyer, who needs no introduction to Colwyn Bay. and are resident host and OLD COLWYN SUPREMO. "The Voice Within" and "Elmer's Other Tale" offer contrasting fare at the Supreme. Old Colwyn. this Week-end.

For Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday next the management offer the film version of the well-known farce, "A Cuckoo in the Nest," with Tom Walls, Ralph Lynn. Robertson Hare and Yvonne Arnaud. "Jungle Fury" completes the programme. RHOS-ON-SEA PLAYHOUSE "Son of Lassie." a magnificent technicolour sequel to the successful film 'Lassie Come Home." forms the week-end feature at the Playhouse, with Peter Lawford and Donald Crisp starred in a story which tells how the sagacious collie aids his mater.

a R.A.F. pilot. in a thrilling batCe of wits against Nazis. "A Bell for Adano," showing how an American maior in charge of a village wins the confidence of the people under his control, leads next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday's programme.

with Gene Terney John Hodiak and William Bendix starred. PENMANEMAWR CRESCENT "Wings of the Morning," the screen classic, has been taken from the library of famous films for presentation to Crescent audiences this week-end. Stming Annabella glamorous French star, with Henry Fonda and Irene Vanbrugh in support, and introducing the late. Count John McCormack, the film is the story of a racehorse, delightfully portrayed in technicolor. "The Valley of Decision," a drama of industry and rove, with Greer Garson, Gregory Peck, Lionel Barrymore and Donald Crisp sharing the honours, forms next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday's attraction.

It tells the story of the growth of the American iron industry from its earliest days. Mr. Price White Wanted to Know A statement of expenditure incurred by delegations and parties to foreign countries was given by Mr. Glenvil Hall, financial secretary to the Treasury, in answer to I). Price-White.

M.P. for Caernarvon The visit of ten M.P.s (including. two members of the House of Lords) to Buchenwald lion camp incurred an expenditure of £5OO. The delegation to India (eight M.P.s and two members of the House of Lords) cost £4.700 in addition to £420 the financial year 19411-47. The Welsh Children's Hour on Tuesday introduced the first of a mries of broadcast lectures and demonstrations on "Dysgu Drama" (Learning Drama) by John Ellis'Williams, Blaenau restiniog, playwright and producer.

THE CINEMA OF DISTINCTION. scEssT EL EP EA 2: HO 7 THURSDAY, JUNE 27 LAST THREE DAYS at ZIEGFELD FOLLIES In Technic tat II WILLIAM POWELL, FRED ASTAIRE, JUDY GARLAND, GENE KELLY, LUCILLE BREMER, MARION HALL sad All-star Cast. MONDAY. JULY 1--ALL WEEK LANA TURNER JOHN GARFIELD I THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE listiases Day at 2.36. Emilio at sad 1.15 Bantroil lists: Balcony Stalls Balcony 2jl; Stalls Ild.

(including Tax). Box open for Advance Booking fro. 10 a.m. to 12.15 and 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Seats reserved by Telephone will be sold if not claimed bye minutes before the commencement of the performance, for which they are booked. Th. Management reserve the right to refuse admission COLWYN KAY PIONEER IN TALKIES TEL. 2765 A ucA It TEL. 27413 Now Ow MONDAY, JULY 1, ter 3 DAYS- Willard Parker, Marguerite Chapman Chester Morris, Nina Foch in Chester Minis, Janis Carter BLACKIE'S One Way to Love RENDEZVOUS Gay.

Hilarious Comedy A Boston-Blackie fhriller Showing at 3.30, 5.63, 5.27. at 2.30 sad 7.111. Last 'Complete Performance 7.16 THURSDAY, JULY far 3 Ivalya Keyes, Willard Parker, Larry Parks, Edaar in RENEGADES (in Technicolor) TIN THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY- IMSara Whits, Keine O'Hatwahaa, Sham Nebel ana is THE VOICE WITHIN Also ELMER'S OTHER TALE Nut MONDAY, TUESDAY sal WEDNESDAY Too Wails Ralph Lyn. Yahoos Armed J. Robartsea Hare A CUCKOO IN THE NEST Also JUNGLE FURY Oeffihmess trim 6 pm.

Lad Gempleft Pmlormamm 8.16 p.m. Special Chitirem's Mallmes lahweap mum 16.311. Lowy 11111ermd Progyamum. THEATRES 1 LLANDUDNO 6-6 Eb-6 MONDAY, JULY Daily COLWYN BAY 3.20, 0.20, 0.11 ROMANCE, LAUGHTER TEARS the sensational beauty of Maureen O'Hara and a lovable new child stara story to pull at the heart strings I MAUREEN O'HARA JOHN PAYNE WILLIAM BENDIX ro4.coeu I elf 14 3 Aw ii, A i en Cailti lell ta i tit A i 4 Plus 114 EEO nIIIIE IP" ma.mineinzt•ii MONDAY, JULY 1, fm THREE DAYS GARY COOPER INGRID BERGMAN SARATOGA TRUNK THURSDAY, JULY 4, tor THREE DAYS BETTE DAVIS in EMLYN WILLIAMS' THE CORN Is GREEN LI ILI I II IN Sir 1 I 4RHOS PLAYHOUSE TELEPHONE COLWYN BAY 430 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 23, 29 PETER LAWFORD DONALD CRISP In a 1, selue.l lt, "Lassie. Come.

SON OF LASSIE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY I. 2 and 3 GENE TIERNEY JOHN NODIAK WILLIAM RENOIR I Nlagnificent adaptation of John Hersey Pulitztr prize winning no A BELL FOR ADANO REPERTORY THEATRE COLWYN BAY TEL. NO. Lessee: Stanley Rayenscroft. 2668 Tab Week-mil ARTIFICIAL SILK 4aelt Couesteselag MONDAY, JULY 1 DANGEROUS CORNER (ripping Drama.

Produ, cd by Arthur Dallas. Timm it to Friday at 7.15; Saturday Performances at 8 and 8.5 p.m. Advance 10-1, 2-4 pm. Sidurday Evades: NO Piriament Bitekhigs Mid attar 12.31 p.m. THE PIER AND PAVILION LLANDUDNO TOM ARNOLD presents HARRY BRIGHT'S 1946 Production of SUMMER SERENADE.

WITH TED RAY 808 AND ALF PEARSON JOY JACKLEY AND SETH JEE BERT PLATT TUDOR EVANS BEVERLEY ANN WRIGHT CHARLES STEPHEN EVE BRADFIELD'S SIX STARLETS Reserved Stalls 51- and 4'- WHERE THE STARS ARE ALWAYS SHINING SUNDAY AT 7.45- mind if I JACE MAIN "Itma's" Famous Colonel Chinstrap MARY DENISE ALFRED SWAIN Britain's New Young Singing Star The Distinguished Baritone RONALD CHESNEY The Harmonica THE LLANDUDNO PIER ORCHESTRA Direction JOHN MORAVA BOOK NOW I 4i-, 31- ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT PLAS MAWR, CONWAY OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. CONWAYAILAC colgAY 3142 3142 General Manager and Licensee: ORO. W. SYKES.

5.34 CONTINUOUS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, IS and 211 ALICE FATE, DANA ANDREWS and LINDA DARNELL in FALLEN ANGEL MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2 and 3--- ROBERT WALKER, KEENAN WYNN in WHAT NEXT CORPORAL HARGROVE? DON WASTE IS SENSIBLE TO WASTE A TO EAT IS FOOLISH ea c' CRUSADE fork. 9 extra nourishment and delicious flavour: but oNr WASTE 0 'WASTE OF BREAD IN THESE DAYS IS WICHED 111)A ILA ID I 11U 44 LLANDUDNO LLANDUDNO Tel. 6244 PALLADIUM Proprlseen Umidadise Palladium Ltd. Manager R. 11106newe Crowded audiences have marked THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 28, MI-- the return to the Palladium this LAST week of "Caravan," the outstand- CARAVAN ing British film production, with THREE DAYS of Stewart Granger and Jean Kent.

"Night Boat to Dublin," another MONDAY, JULY 1, for SIX DAYS. widely publicised British thriller. Mistimes Daily at 2.43. Evenings Continuous from forms next week's Palladium attraction. The atomic bomb and espionage form the basis of the plot Robert Newton Muriel Pavlow which tells of the adventures of British military intelligence officers I Roktrt Newton and Guy Middleton) in tracking down and thwarting German agent Raymond Lovell.

NIGHT BOAT Nsw PRiNCIS "Johnny Angel." principal attraction at the New Princes this week, Provides an abundance of action. With George Raft in one of his TO DUBLIN typically famous "tough" roles. Claire Trevor supplies the romantic A SUPER BRITISH PRODUCTION Interest. Power of the with Richard Dix. completes the SUSPENSE THAT TAKES AWAY YOUR BREATH programme.

AN OUTSTANDING BRITISH PICTURE OF WHICH YOU WILL "Saratoga Trunk" makes a welcome return next Monday. Tues- BE PROUD day and Wednesday. with Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman in MK and Dress Circle, and Upper VS principal roles, and providing the Telephone 6244. No Advance Booking. colourful story of an embittered woman's search for wealth through 65 7 0 happiness.

Flora Robson also in ARCADIA, Llandudno Phone the cast. At the end of next week "The Corn is Green" will be shown ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME agtlin. OUTSTANDING SUCCESS OF THE CATLIN FOLLIES The SHOW SUPREME with an ALL-STAR cast including Billy STERN BRYANT Hal MILLER "Fools rush in" The Jovial Joker EDITH LEWIN (of 8.8. C. Singer of Beautiful Songs LALINE Music of Voice and Violin THE THREE ASTAIRES Aristocra ts of Danc Melly and Dancer Dorothy the Piano Eleanor BEAM ES' Acme of Terpsichorean A PAUL Director.

JACK the Drums VINE, MORE AND NEVADO The Celebrated 8.8. C. Entertainers in their latest successes. Reserved Sub: and Unreserved, Ilex Once New Opem Free Car Park. GRAND THEATRE, LLANDUDNO T.kphopie 7327.

General Malusen LESLIE THIS WEEK "BLITHE SPIRIT" by NOEL COWARD Week Commeacing MONDAY 1, Nighty at 7.45 litatiams.Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30 JAMES SHI RWELL presents THREE WALTZES IRIS TERRY ARTHUR PUSEY DAVID HOFMAN and FULL SUPPORTING COMPANY Music by JOHANN STRAUSS and OSCAR STRAUS Sash by MIN Orchestra waft the dirssibe at Felix Bum. THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION FROM THE PRINCES THEATRE, LONDON Box Wise One Daily IS a.m. to 8 p.m. PRICES: Stalls Circle, Gallery, (including Tax). Seats Booked by Telephone must be claimed by 5 p.m.

on the day for which they are reserved. FOUR FULLY LICENSED BARS PIER PAVILION co i i 7 Manager: T. E. NEAL. Tel.

26114 13x Office: Tel. 24189 WEEK COMMENCING JULY Ist NIGHTLY AT 7.45 HUGH STANHOPE promote S. E. Josolyne presents A Sheer Laughter Riot LA CELESTE ARCHIE ELRAy Psycho-Dynamic Genius AND CO. She Baffled The 13.11.

C. Versatile Voiced Ventriloquist MUSICAL DERRICKS AND TONY Brightly Instrumental ALPHA TRIO 0 D.A Originality in Dance World's Champion Dart Blower THE BUCKLEYS Fun with Some Hats Your Resident Host and Hostess GORDON Edgar SAWYER and Marjorie HOLMES WHELAN ust Here for Laughter A Piano and Some Songs Al MISSION (including tax) ALL SEATS BOOKABLE Beek Year Seeds Early at Messrs. Fleets, Penrhyn Road, Colwyn Bay. Tel. 2363.

Pier Pavilion Box Office, Tel. 2689. ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS DAILY THE MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA (Musical Director JAMES KERSHAW) Nesday, Tuesday and Thursday at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Wedaseday and Saturday at 11 a.m.

Sunday at 3 pm. Admission to Concert: ed. (inc. tax). FRIDAY, JUNE 11, at 7.30 p.m.

POPULAR CONCERT FRANCES GORICK (Contralto) ADMISSION: SUNDAY, CURE 30, at p.m. CELEBRITY CONCERT ARTHUR FEAR (Baritone) (including Tax). All seats Bookable at Messrs. Fleets, Penrhyn Road, Colwyn Bay, Tel. 2363 FULLY LICENSED BAR open during Licensed Hours.

from 10 a.m. to II p.m. sad at all Performances. PROMENADE RUNABO the Service of have for ON Ceiwyn sad Rhos after the Evening Performance. CRESCENT, Penmaenmawr Tel.

18. Manager D. A. ATKINSON. THURSDAY, JUNE 27, for THREE DAYSGOOGIE WITHERS, MERVYN JOHN and JEAN IRELAND in PINK STRING AND SEALING WAX MONDAY, JULY 1, for THREE DAYS-- ABBOT aml COSTELLO with ALAN CURTIS and RITA JOHNSON IN THE NAUGHTY NINETIES LATEST SOU SYSTEM NOW INSTALLED ciNEmAs Ilannest Car Park Fres.

Llanfairfechan Ti-morrow (Fri.) and Saturday-- Ti-morrow (Fri.) and Saturday' COME BACK TO THE CHANCE OF ME A LIFETIME Tam, July 1, 2 July 1 aid Robert Comminp and Lisabeth i gra 44 slot in YOU CAME ALONG DEAD OF NIGHT July 3 sad 4 Only 3 and 4 Robert Taylor, Vivien Leigh in Bin Crosby, Batty Hutton in A YANK AT DUFFY'S. TAVERN OXFORD July 5 and 4 July and ll Fraissehe Relay, Tons Wally, filleheei Redgram, Mervyn Johns Praha. Roc in in JOHNNY DEAD OF NIGHT FRENCHMAN THE NORTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1946. I rT.