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yi ny qy ly jy ly Buffalo Evening News 'Amusements 28 i Ax gftBnj Austrian composers (TOmOB'OW I i 11 wiwn S3 in Isey tcc I THE SHOW GOES ON Laugh King at your COM UNIT THEATER tonight I Jf color by TECHNICOLOR as VCJ DINNERS 150 JLVITIH wyck James Mason in East Side West Je" And "Intruders in the Dust' 1 xtr Sehin KE fMHggO'l yatwiftwetiffe EIIMORESENECAHIIICRRfl KENSIHGTOtiiElMWOODyNORTHPARK LRCKAWfiNHA VOGUEg ErSEgEKy OAOyVAY ERLANGER SOUTH PARK AVE AT LAKE At Her Best in Role Of Callant Woman 'THREE CAME HOME' IS A INE MOVIE JAP PRISON CAMPS I 3 COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR STAR DRIVE IN THEATER MOVIES ARE THAN EVER IN PERSON Capt China" John Payne And Virginia Mayo "BACKIRE" EVERYDAY ECONOMY NEWS WANT ADS sf ilfs Alf LEs TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 18 1950 at 8:30 PLUS! "SPORTS' BEST" Outstanding Champions GRANADA IAIN NORTHRUP City Remittance Mint Accompany Reservation Blank Bi Don't miss hearing Buffalo's Greatest uture Musical Artists Randolph SCOTT Jana WYATT CANADIAN PACIIC Plus GLORIA JEAN RANCES RAERTY OLD ASHIONED GIBL philosophy of language Dr Gregory Vlastos professor of philosophy Cornell development of the moral and political concepts of Greek democracy Dr William Haller professor of English Barnard College: history of Puritanism Milton Goldstein Long Island City for development of a new color process in the field of print making Dr Marshall Winslow Stearns! assistant professor of English Cor nell history of jazz music Dr: Victor Lange professor of German Literature Cornell Univer sity fiction "MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER" AT SCHINE THEATRES i Admission $100 Tax 20 Total $120 THE SECOND EATURE isYoung Daniel a Cinecolor frontier fighting film so ridiculous that it sent the audience into gales of derisive laughter Distributed by RKO RADIO PICTURES INC MISS COLBERT never has been better than as the battered gallant Mrs Keith who keeps her balance and sense of humor under condi tions in which as she says is reduced to one simple stubborn purpose to keep Haya kawa famous silent film star bril liantly portrays the complex Col Suga American educated head or the infamous North Borneo prison camps who befriends Mrs Keith ine in lesser roles are Patrie Knowles manly and tender as Mr Keith lorence Desmond as Mrs nnmnassionate friend and an appealing 5 year oia jjiarK jxeuu ing as George THERE ARE SHOCKS when the heroine is criminally attacked by a Jap guard and is beaten and kicked by a sadistic underling laughs fol lowed fast by horror when Aus tralian soldiers in an adjoining compound try to climb a fence for a social visit to the women lumps in the throat at the desperate part ings of husbands and wives And in one of the most moving scenes Suga who likes children and who has just learned of the death of his Own two in Hiroshima takes soira of the camp youngsters to his quar ters for a picnic and breaks down as he watches them When Academy Award time rolls around again (this is a film to be remembered Added Joy! 'PAL CANINE DETECTIVE' with Gary Gray and "LAME the Wonder Dog And Robinhood of Texas" CAPITOL 1770 So Dan Dailey Co rinne Calvet Colleen Townsend When Willie Comes Marching Home" And Tom Neal Carol Matthews Joe Crehan in Ama zon Quest" News Walt Disney Cartoon ACES WEST with JOEL McCREA RANCES DEE Plus "SHAMROCK HILL" with PEGGY RYAN rt ather SHOWS AT 7:30 and 10:00 3 rJvz nrrrtDV Drrv CLARK GABLE LORETTA YOUNG 1 DEAN JAGGER "KTiss'ej ia fine 12 o'clock and "PORT NEW YORK" Seott Brady A nl9n The OAKLEY YALE Accordion Academy Presents Its AN1IUAL STUDENT CONCERT At the ELKS AUDITORIUM 207 Delaware Ave RESERVATIONS CL 7388 tve Cater to Parties and Banquets Served 5:30 to 9 Movies Are Better Than Ever and the Best Are at Lafayette! R1VERSI DEJ 1 814 TONA WAHDftr IRST EDITION Monday Apri 17 1950 Nothing Cut but the Prices! There never has been a motion picture like BING SAYS NEGROES CAN SING OR MET Buffalo Evening News New York Bureau I NEW YORK April 17 Rudolf Bing incoming general manager of the Metropolitan Opera Association said Sunday that he was willing to engage Negro singers for the Metropolitan if he could find the right voice for the right Mr Bing who spoke over aradio network during the intermission of concert by the New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra also discounted reports that Wag 1 nerian operas would dominate the next Metropolitan season will be no increase whatsoever in the number of Wagnerian perform ances over this or past he said 4 However a compilation of an nouncements made previously by Mr Bing showed that six of the 18 operas he proposes to give at the Metropolitan will be by Wagnen Three others of the operas already 426 NIAGARA Van Johnson John Hodiak dfc KI IWSRHW 3 GROUND MAY 1 LOUIS PRIHA WITH HIS BAND AND HUGE SHOW By MARY NASH A INE BOOK has been made into a fine motion picture in the case of Agnes Newton best seller Came the frank story of the grim ex periencs in Japanese concentration ml camps iub yiuLuie ui Buffalo Nunnally Johnsons superior script and effective production Jean flawless forceful direction and the sincere realistic performances notably the striking jobs by Claudette Colbert and Ses sue Hayakawa make this 20th Cen tury ox film truly memorable THE SCREENPLAY is a neces sarily condensed but faithful ver sion of the Keith book It depicts the smashing of the devoted little Keith happy life when the Japanese struck at Pearl Harbor and quickly occupied Sandakan Borneo where Mr Keith was a British colonial official Women and children were parted from the men and sent to separate concen tration camps The sufferings and indignities en sured by Mrs Keith and the other women are depicted vividly But the film also reflects the honesty in showing some of the conquerors as human Demgs wun kindly impulses Jefferson and Utica West erry and Grant 1600 Genesee "BIG WH EEL" Mickey Rooney "MAN ON EIEL MOVIES WuiaXfdIHAwtiltK! MAX GROSS Ticket Chairman 630 High StBuffalo Enclosed find for following tickets: Tickets $480 Tickets $360 Tickets $240 Tickets $120 Name Address i s'noU MAim Palace Burlelk' A I ACL A 0 A' Elh x' I CLARK LORETTA GABLE YOUNG KEY TO THE CITY SCOTT BRADY in PORT Of NhW YUKK CASINO 1269 Genesee at Kiefer "Home of the Brave" And "Ross of the Yukon Plus shorts Game Night TODAY LAST THIES! JAMI MARLENE A DIETRICH "STAGE RIGHT" 9 WtliJ aoni! I BSIME YABffira' 2ND AHDyKWr big Jr HIT! WBNGS Off THE REVOLVING 311 DELAWARE AVE A I0EW SHOW OR YOU Acrobatic Singing Dancing and Comedy Stars A show designed to please Color talent and music filled DINNERS 5 $175 NO admission CHARGES It's the "Best at No Extra Cost" CHEZ AMI Buffalo's Theatre of the RHYS RON VALENTINE PERKINS 4 Tir SUNDAY APRIL 30 TUES WED THURS MAY 2 3 4 8:30 NO PERORMANCE MONDAY i MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2:30 ALBERT ROSEN HERBERT REEZER present TOAST TWO CONTINENTS MAE WEST CLAUDETTE COLBERT I APVENTURE! with PATRIC KNOWIES rJ pDAVID BRUCE 3tSLflWlYETTE i Buffalo a DAN DAILEY CORINNE CALVET William Holden Coleen Gray "WhenWillieComes "ather Is a Bachelor'1 Marching Home Co hit JEROME COURTLAND In 1 Co "BACKlkE" "PALOMINO" Cinecolor I Now Playing STUDIO THEATRE 305 LAAYETTE AVE cor HOYT Presents the Lively Comedy Directed by JANE KEELER ALL THIS WEEK (Nightly Except Sunday) Curtain 8:30 All Seats $150 Phone GA 5645 for Reservations Student Adm April 12 18 90c Box Office open 10 A 9 BUALO Three Came Home 12:21 3 36 6:51 10:06 Young Daniel Boone 11 A 2:15 5:30 8:45 CENTER Stage right 11:20 A 1:29 3:38 5:47 7:56 10:05 Lafayette: Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town 11 A 1:55 4:50 7:45 10:40 Tyrant of the Sea 12:36 3:31 Voice of Love 11 A "Mi 1:56 4:52 7:41 10:30 School Diary 12:27 6:12 9:01 Georgia Belles Burlesque Re Yue 12:40 3:10 7:10 9:40 i Riding High 11 A 1:13 3:26 5:39 7:52 STUDIO Two Blind Mice 8:30 i Yellow Cab Man 11 A 1:54 4:48 7:42 10:36 Silent Dust 12:30 3:24 6:18 9:12 20TH CENTURY Cinderella 11 A 32:55 2:50 4:45 6:40 8:40 10:35 The Red Shoes 9 11:32 A 2:04 4:36 7:09 9:40 302 1 DELAWAR SENEC Aat CAZ I A DAN DAILEY Corinne Calvet WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCH ING HOME Plus LYING SAUCER E1VCIIAIVTIIVG WEEK fflffwli WBia a COMING! MON APR 24 IN PERSON TED LEWIS HIS ENTIRE BAND AND REVUE BUALOBLRKESHo'RElDELflWflRE 6 MARION SAGE DANCERS GINO BONO'S ORCHESTRA Tonight Is Ladies' Night ee BKArvi at irst Sat Last 8 and in our com JlXtfbar Sunday thru NO COVERCHCE 1 tNT6Rl7'" in Dining Except a Any Time I i i CLARK LORETTA fie iz rnlvin I Renadwav at Jefferson William I OUTLAW" "DEAR WIE" Errol lvnn Alesls Smith and I with JANE RUSSELL I Wm Halden Caulfield Dance Jubilee" I and "counterpunch" I and 3 3165 Bailey 1 1800 Clinton I Buffalo Ave Niagara alls Two bis aereen hits! Two top hits! I "DEAR Wm Holden I "MRS Powell Dick Powell Evelyn Keyes and Rooney SEA I and BIG Betty Lynn Edgar Buchanan Barbara Bates Mildred Natwick Sara Allgood WALTER LANG LAMAR TROTT! wnn 681 MAIN STREET i Op Greyhound Bus Terminal In Downtown Buffalo TOWN CASINO IN PERSON! EMWi ma AND JACK DOUGLAS AMERICA'S NEWEST SONG AND COMEDY TEAM See Them at the 20th Century Theater Starting April 20 in "Love With the Marx Bros Special Added Attraction! ANDY ROBERTS Morton Newest Singing ind RANKIE RAPP One of Greatest Comedians MARIAN CALLAHAN YOU HAVE A DATE WITH VIRGINIA LIVINGSTON MOBLEY GEABHABT red Warings Celebrated Duo Pianists only 1950 Buffalo Concert KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL WEDNESDAY 8130 All Tickets $100 Plus Tax at Door AS DinmonD uj 1 CAST SO BROADWAY PLAYERS THE RAVE LONDON PARIS AND BROADWAY ll A II ORDERS NITES ORCH $420 360 BALC $360 300 240 180 lllnlL NOW WED MAT $300 BALC $300 240 180 120 and Joseph Wincenc conducted Bizet was in his teens when he wrote his lightsome symphony Like any youth he echoed some of his musical forbears in the score but nevertheless the echoes ring with a certain originality and one hears much that hints of the Bizet of the later works The charm of the Liadov work lies in the simplicity of the settings and in the naivete and warmth of the folk songs themselves The orchestra captured well the essential spirit of these works Technically they were not perfect nor even tonally but communica tive and sincere they certainly were a tribute alike to the con feeling for the music and the response nn t'T vr A TT TTATV BON in her pink dress and hair ribbons and playing like a very musical little angel 11 year old Judy Burganger held the audience i rapt in the Haydn Concerto But she was no bonbon in her playing and certainly she was something more than an angel jor sne per formed like a real pianist The maturity of her tone and style was extraordinary for one so young Runs and trills were limpid clear and crisp Phrasing' accents and dynamic shading were unusual in their assurance and rightness Rhymically too there was author ity What made her whole perform ance so remarkable however was her' musical awarentess and expres sive spontaneity 1 LCxL LCLA Jf ULAjI JClAvllHvLD C4X no rarity but often their perform 1 ances are mostly dutiful imitations I Judy spoke for herself in the con certo She spoke with less spon taneity in her encore A lat Major Waltz Op 42 though i with complete facility A CAPACITY AUDIENCE heard the concert in the Amherst Central High School auditorium Marcantonio to Run Again NEW YORK April 17 Rep resentative Vito Marcantonio New York State chairman of the Amer ican Labor Party announced Sun day that he will run for his eighth I term as representative in the 18th Manhattan Congressional District in the all With His Entirely New 2 Hotir Stage Show AND SID STONE AMOUS PITCHMAN 8 COMPLETE ACTS MEMOBIHL AUDITORIUM SAT AKIL 8:30 Presented by B'nai B'rith Local Charities' TICKETS ON SALE ADAM CO MUSIC HOUSE SAMPLE SHOP ADAM HATS SATTLER'S MATHIAS CIGAR DICK ISCHER 3000 SEATS AT $120 $240 AND $3:60 PHONE BA 1111 Arthur Rank Presentation WINNER 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! mm HiT! GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE IN PERSON! 1 SPIKE JONES and his I Musical Depreciation Revue (KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL it Sunday April Tickets at Denton Cottier 8 Daniels Prices $180 $240 $300 (tax incl) ACADEMY 245 Main "The ighting Kep ALLENDALE Allen near Elmwood Ends tonight Larry Parks in "Joison Sings Again" in Technicolor And Bowery Boys in "Angels in Disguise" AMHERST University Plaza show daily Doors open 1 :30 William Holden Joan Caulfield Edward Arnold in i "Dear Wife" And Mickey Rooney Thomas i Mitchell in "The Big Wheel" I BAILEY Bailey near Genesee Gregory Peck Hugh Marlowe in "Twelve Clock High 40c UNTIL 6 Children 25c Anytime their Newest and most hilarious adventure i whs PLUS VILLIHMb jaws nRST SHOW Starts i BLUE GRASS of KENTUCKY EXTRA SCREEN EVENTS! The MARCH of TIME CENTURY: Half Way to Where DREAM WALKING Technicolor CENTER NEWS SENATE Rhode Island at West Robert Young Claudette Colbert in "Bride for Sale" And Audrey Totter in "Tension" SHEA'S ROOSEVELT Broadway near llmore Robert Cummings Lizabeth Scott in "Paid in ull" And Tom Neal Carole Mathews in "Amazon Quest" STAR Tonawanda Yvonne DeCarlo in "Buccaneer's Girl" in Color And "Body hold" SYLVIA 1401 illmore June Haver Mark Stevens in "Oh You Beautiful Doll" And "The Great Dan Patch" UNITY 1063 Grant Danny Kaye Walter Slezak in And "Bar bary Pirate" WALDEN 1066 Anf Bowcry Boys in "Hold That Babye" TTTT Aii A shattering new experience Tvryw MAXINE 2228 Van Johnson John Hodiak George Murphy Ricardo Mont alban Don Taylor in "Battleground" And an Alt Star Cast in "Trail of the Yukon" News Cartoon NEW ARIEL High at Michigan Van John son John Hodiak in "Battleground" And "Seal Island" NEW KEITH'S 261 Main Dorothy Lamour in "Manhandled" And Ellison in "Last of the Wild Horses" PALACE Hamburg NY Gene Kelly Vera Ellen rank Sinatra fn "On the Town" in Technicolor Selected Shorts Shows St 7:00 9:20 PARK 63 69 Jackson Ave Lackawanna Jack Carson Doris Day in "My Dream Is Yours" And Leo Gorcey in "Holtf That Baby" Cartoop PARK Orchard Park Van Johnson John Hodiak in "Battleground" And "Trailing West" Cartoon News PLAZA 512 William at Monroe Doors open 4:30 shows starts 5:00 Errol lynn in "Montana" And John Calvert in "Ap pointment With Murder" Serial "Radar Patrol vs Spy King" No 3 REGENT Main at Utica Van Johnson John Hodiak in "Battleground" 6:30 9:53 And "orgotten Women" 8:48 RIALTO erry near Grant Ricardo Montalban George Murphy in "Border Incident" And Wayne Morris Janis Paiga in "House Across the Street" RIVIERA in the Tonawandas Ginger Rog ers Dennis Morgan' Thelma Ritter jn "Perfect Strangers" And James Cagney Ruby Keeler in "Calling All Girls" Selected shorts cartoon and latest News RIVOLI 1111 Broadway Gregory Peck Hugh Marlowe in "Twelve o'Clock High" And Joyce Reynolds Ross ord in "Girls' School" THE ORIGINAL PEACHES I Sheba of Shimmy 'I WITH HANK HENRY I Jo Anne MalonepB SPARKY KAYE' NONA CARVER JUDY CARRON BOB VAN GUGGENHEIM GRANT GOES TO NOURSE OR rniCDMklEN i 1Y i V5VJ I 1 i VI fcm I 1 I By the Associated Press I NEW YORK April 17 Guggen heim oundation awards giving a i total of $500000 to assist 158 schol lars scientists and creative workerswere announced Sunday The foundation now has awarded 2317 fellowships with stipends to taling more than $5350000 Among those receiving awards Ithis year is Dr Edwin Nourse I former chairman of President Tru I Council of Economic Advis ers He is making a study of Inanjic stabilization of free enter prise within the structure of free Others to whom new fellowships Iwere awarded include: if Dr Kenneth Sanborn Pitzer di 1 rector of the Atomic Energy Com Research Division Lincoln Barnett of Westport lrrn rnnnnf winnPt CLAUDETTE COLBERT who by the American Book Industry for gives a striking performance in his book Universe and Dr Camp Buf falo movie Dr Samuel Konefsky assist ant professor of Political Science A MU PCT nROIIP Brooklyn College who is writing a AMntKdl tjMJUr book: and Brandeis: A CK1DC AON WITH study in the Influence of tlNUO dCAOVIN VVim Dr Konefsky has been blind since SPRINGLIKE MUSIC LubeH New York City By THEODOLINDA BORIS writer who will make a stiidy of wttjt i a'mttfrrt' YATPHONY i Roosevelt political heritage AMHERST bYMHUW showing the transformation of the Orchestra took note United States from a Re fer its fdth and final TO to a Demo Sunday afternoon and presented la cratic majority Dr JuHam Towster senior fel freshinUy spnnglike Russian institute of Columbia Siphony University who will make a study Liadovs Russian olk Song buiie I Soviet oreign Office and Major Piano Concerto ff the Soviet oreign Oftice and and Hungarian service plans a book on problems of nation named also are by German or alism in Southern Asia and Amer Austrian composers jJi Red SKELTOM YELLOW CflB vtona veriffw huhbi jimuw CENTRAL PARK Main al illmore Spen cer Tracy James Stewart in Malaya And Jiggs and Maggie in "Jackpot Jitters Cartoon News CIRCLE 444 Connecticut Bob Hope Rhonda leming in "The Great Lover And George Raft Pat O'Brien in Danger ous Profession" COLONIAL 733 Genesee Barbara Stan wyck James Mason in East Side West Side" And "Intruders in the Dust' COLUMBIA 449 Genesee Errol lynn Alexis Smith in "Montana" in Techni eolorjAnd "Master Minds" COMMODORE 2285 Genesee Bob Hope Rhonda leming in "The Great Lover And George Raft Virginia Mayo in Red Light" Added color Cartoon ELLEN TERRY 367 Danny Kaye in "Inspector General And Guy Madison Rory Calhoun in "Massacre River' RANKLIN Ridge Road opposite Lacka wanna High School Dan Dailey Corinne Calvet in "When Willie Comes Marching Home'' And "Girl of My Heart" GLEN Williamsville "All the King's Men" Academy Award Winner with Broderick Crawford JUBILEE Niagara at Amherst Shirley Tem I pie Barry itzgerald 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