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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1932- 17- KA NIXON TONIGHT at 8:15 Mt. Wrd. Sir. mB AND SCREEN HAPPENING: i THB ORIGIN AL and WOK U-t A Kit ABBEY THEATRE PLAYERS Dirt frwM Abbey Dublin. IrrUrcL a Repertoire of nl! ant rirs Tonight "THE HEW G0SSQQU" Pom or.

Ev. "THE FAR-OFF HILLS" Nirfata Mats. lWmMxm MIT" 4rrrr OET W4 mm 'W- xf. Bring a Touch of Old Erin to Town 71 Notes of the Stage And Screen SOLVE 17) BOX OH OPKV A. M.

I iy Wllp BACK, MARCH Man of Magic BY I-HoNf. AT 734 "A- RIBUfeY GEORGE SHARP PLAYERS In POETRY SERIES BOOKED ON AIR FOR DIETRICH i A 11 Of more than passing interest: A Broadway revival of Ibsen's "Ghosts" i3 being planned Harriet Hoctor has left the cast of Earl Carroll's "Vanities" George Huston and Robert Halhday are the latest additions to George White's forthcoming operetta, "Love Story" Bartlett Cormack has written a new "beer "NAUGHTY CINDERELLA" Sophisticated French Farce Fraturinc JEAN MAT mtliMr Thnmday and Saturday fe j- IrJi W'ill I ay opposite LOEWS 4 Edna St. Vincent Millay To Appear in Four NBC Broadcasts. IrlfAlfe ST.P, I racket" story which RKO will pro foreign Star in of Songs." Read the Solution On Classified Page The solution of the MINUTE MYSTEKV printed above is published today on the Classified Page of the Post-Gazette. Read it there after you have reached jour own solution and we how good or otherwise a detective you have proved jour-self to be.

NOW! Waib6 NOW I '-'i 11' It A duce under the title of "Bugaboo" Helen Menken's production of John Colton's "Saint Wench" will open a tryout engagement in Philadelphia December 19 Jessie Royce Landis will play "Jo" in William A. BY RKO i( CLIVE 1 Brady's revival of "Little English ctor Engaged j-opher Strong' With Hepburn By LTM1EX MORROW. Radio Editor. Kdna St. Vincent Millay, American woman poet, will be heard in a series of programs of her own works starting on Christmas day on the National Broadcasting Company facilities.

The series will comprise four broadcasts, and will be heard, in addition to December 25, on January 1, and 15 at 10 p. m. through KDKA. Miss Millay not only will read her poetry, but will tell her listeners how she was inspired to write it. Such works as "The Harp Weaver" and many of her sonnets will be included Dr.

Fordnev is a rrofesyor of criminology at a. famous university. His advice Is often souclit b- the r-oHce of many cities when confronted with particularly baffling: cases. Th.s problem has been taken from his casebook covering hundreds of criminal investigations. Try your wits on It! It takes but ONE MINLTK to read Every fact and every clue necessary to its solution are to the story itself and there Is only one answer.

How good a detective are you! Lila Lee has been signed for the Fox picture, "Face In the Sky" George Jcssel will be Kddie Cantor's fellow headliner when he storms through the country in that deluxe vaudeville revue Crosby Gaige has just bought a. new play called "Ladies Should Listen," a French importation from the workshop of Alfred Savoir George Barbier has been assigned by Paramount to Kate Smith's first picture, "Hello Kverybody" "Rasputin and the Kmpress," the Metro picture starring Karen A US. Mlj tj Vince Morley Barnefl STARTS FRIDAY A Gila I'rr-Iloliday Hill A TRIPLE FEATURE FROLIC Wm. Haines. Madge Evans "FAST LIFE" lt s.M-ii-M in "THEIR FIRST MISTAKE" AT)lKlt ATTRAC7WS 40 Minutes of fxive snd dvrntnre 'THE ISLE OF DESIRE' if II yV ill in the programs.

After the series. Africa, several ii. PHISONS, I tervire. I tv oreal Service. Iv.

11. "Lives has been put "aramount, until the rriinv season is enmtely over. gives Mar- Pietnch a rt.il break. She, we nre reliably formed, will a Frederic v.in excellent Mr, as her vis-4 is in "Sons; of Paramount is i cit to try Miss Millay will sail for where she plans to spend weeks. CAM USA KYE.

"No doubt most of you gentlemen secretly believe you're pretty good detectives and that you'd be quite as successful at crime detection as in your present rursuits," said Professor Fordney to his fellow guests, at the three Rarrymores, will have its world premiere at the Astor Theater in New- York the night of December 23. It is to play a $2 engagement TAMPA. Some of the mysteries of the art of magic will lie explained by Tampa, lOngland's court magician, when he takes to the air in a new daily series over WW SYV this afternoon at 4:4. Kach flay, in a fast-movinir program of jokes and chatter, Tampa wil reveal the methods of performing a trick. there Arch Selwyn has acquired an unproduced playr by Frederick KII.F.EX CliOWK.

KATK I KIIXG. Two of the more attractive members of the Abbey Theater Players of Dublin, who open a week of repertoire at the Nixon to-nisht. The first play will be "The New Gossoon," George; Shields' comedy, to be followed, tomorrow night bv Lennox. "Kar-Cff Hills." Lonsdale called "Foreigners." Wynne Gibson. Paramount fea ,1 tured actress, has just been handed Starting next Sunday, Lowell Thomas will be heard in a weekly review of world news in addition to his daily reviews now heard five nights weekly.

The same sponsor will present the news broadcasts at 3 p. m. each Sunday President Hoover's address at the laying of the cornerstone of the new department of labor building in Washington will be heard through KDKA at 2:30 next Thursday afternoon. Speakers will include Secretary of Labor Doak and the chamber of commerce luncheon. Perhaps you're right; we'll see.

"When I first knew him, John Ridge was a county motorcycle cop," he continued. "Today he's a detective inspector. Reasons? A "camera eye, a photographic brain, a keen detective sense. a new contract by that company Miss Gibson's latest appearance 1 -fore the cameras was in "The Bil Best Features Tonight The New Films lion Dollar Scandal" and previous to that she was in "If I Had a Million "Night After Night," "Lady and Gent" and "The Strange Case of It WARNER EVELYN BRENT irW CODY NED SPARKS Clara Deane." Next week she starts with Diet- --c sMck as an of a Bengal i sets had been nd a starting vy 1 "ooper, who in this a begin work on "The Eagle aviation drama, i third member of Lancer," 7:00 Plaza Orchestra, WWSW. 7:30 Marx Brothers, KDKA.

8:30 Iiwrence Tibbett. WCAE. 8:45 Fu Manchu, WJAS. Country Doctor. KDKA.

9:00 WENR Minstrels, KDKA. 9:30 Paul Whiteman, WCAE. Mysteries of Paris, WJAS. 10:30 Columbia Radio Revue. WJAS.

Wallace Beery in "Flesh" at the Penn; "Once in a Lifetime" and "Scarlet Dawn" at Davis And Regent. Br HAROLD W. work in "The Crime of the Century," with Stuart Krwin, Richard Bennett and David Landau, under William Beaudine's direction. Out in Los Angeles, Frank Fay Is T'Aj Pj7 Richard DIX Ann HARDIN8 in "THE CONQUERORS- R-K-O's Successor is "One miserable, rainy night about 9 o'clock a well dressed man ran into the police station at Forestville. and reported two men had held him up, emptied his pockets, even to his drivers license, and had driven off toward in his Ford coupe.

"The local chief flashed a complete description of the car to al! surrounding stations. They won't get far before we nab he claimed confidently. "There's 10 miles of dirt road before they hit the highway that'll slow 'em down." "Ten minutes after the news had been received at Briggsville, near Baltimore, Ridge came in, was given the details, and set out immediately in the direction of Forestville. A quarter of a mile from where the highway ended he noticed a car of FR1DA Y- Humor." So e. who couldn't whether he i wood or re- pitshurETs own pick ronri.L WILL ROGFRS.

Marian Moa Wings of Song. WJAS. Concert Miniature. 12:45 WCAE, Andrinl Brothers. McCreery" Luncheon Trio.

KDKA. Farm and Home Hour. WCAE, 'loo Ituy ti Work" President William Green of the American Federation of Labor. Music by Etzi Covato and his Plaza Orchestra will be added to the WWSW schedule starting tonight with a broadcast at 7 o'clock. After Christmas the band will broadcast each evening at 6:45, and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nignts from 11:30 to midnight.

Grand Duchess Marie of Russia will be the first of a group of celebrities who will face the microphone in an appeal for the Salvation Army on time donated by the sponsors of the Caravan series on KDKA each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:15. The grand duchess will be heard today In a broadcast tentatively scheduled for 1:30 p. m. Thursday, the voice of General Kurt von Schleicher, new chancellor of Ger Missing Persons; Golden Pheasant Orchestra. WJAS.

Volkwein'a Musicals. 111 the picture called "Flesh," Mr. Wallace Beery falls in asrain with the screen's greats and near-greats as a slow-witted, sentimental wrestling waiter in a German beer garden. It is a credit to this actor's instinctive skill that he has been able to make this dunderhead of dunderheads a believable, sympathetic and entirely credible figure a big hulk of a man with the heart of a child. It is a portrait so cleverly conceived and executed that, despite the photoplay's somewhat trying qualities, "Flesh" becomes one of the screen's major acting sermons.

There has never been fi.ny doubt about Mr. Beery's Thrills. Chills, l-anehs CENTRAL PARK' JOlS BI.I1MH.I.L. M.L.Y FORD rehearsing in a revue called "Tattle Tales," and there's just a faint possibility that Dick Towell will be in it, since he'll have six weeks between pictures when "The King's Vacation," in which he is now working with George Arliss, is finished. Perfectly satisfied with "Take a Chance," which seems to lie Broadway's biggest musical hit at the moment, the Messrs.

Schwab and De-Sylva, the producers, insist they won't sponsor any more song and dance shows this season, but they are in the market for a first-rate drami, rf such a phenomenon exists today. Play manuscripts by the truck-load have been delivered at Tallulah Bankhead's New York apartment ever since her arrival from Hollywood. One she, likes enormously is NO MORE ORCHIDS" WWSW. Charles Peck. KDKA, Amhsssa-dora.

WCAE, Ixtus Gardens. WJAS, Atlantic City Musicale. 1:45 WWSW. Raymond Long- KDKA. Tali by Mabel Perkins.

WWSW. Art srd Joe KDKA. Home Forum. WCAE. Dancing Disc.

WJAS. National Student Federation. 2:15 WWSW, Marstoru WCAE, WJAS. News. 8 JO WWSW, Itobert Hughan.

KDKA. "Allegheny County Juvenile Court." bT Curtis A. Williams. Public Charities Association. WCAE.

Revolving Stage. WJAS. American School of the Air. 2:45 WWSW, June Marshall. KDKA, I arnle l-omhurd.

alt, onn. llv. Ionise the description given parked in front of a roadside lunchroom. ability. "Mm and Bill" and "The a.

a a "Kven if the license numbers, which caught his quick eye. glistening under an arc light, did not cor 2 Smashing 1st Run Feature Advance 4t many, will be brought to tnis country; the address will be followed by a mure im a 1 irPTiM respond with the ones given him. translation. f. 14 and regardless of the similarity of all black Ford coupe3.

Ridge knew WIWi.llimtal fc- lltl a. Oaklr Pitt MrtcMahun Fx "SCARLET DAWN" Fairbanks. Jr. Nancy srroll Champ" removed the last shadow of doubt about his qualifications for fiimdom's elite. But this ia something different.

Kor analyzed microscopically, the lumberintr. lovable Po'akai of "Kiesh" is a rather fantastic creation. His dumbness, his inability to frrasp the shfrhtost meaninc of evil are more than a little disturbing-, for nowhere Rush Smith and Tony Lombardo, he had hi3 men. And he did! in. familiar to KQV audiences, will open Salt and Fcanuts.

WWSW, Roaring Red FiJher. KDKA. Betty snd Boo. WCAE. Doctor's Difficulties.

WJAS. Elizabeth WWSW. Happy Thought for Children. KDKA, Marine Band. WCAE.

Henrietta Schumann, pianist. WJAS. Columbia Salon Orchestra. Pittsburgh Musical Institute. WCAE.

Worreo's Radio Review. WJAS. Sam pianist. 3:4." WJAS, Four Eton Boya. "Now, gentlemen, was it Ridge's camera eye." photographic brain, or his detective sense which solved his problem? .4 2 DA GAYHOR and FARRELLi.

TESS of the Storm Conntry the dramatization by Don Totheroh of "Cora Potts," Warde Greene's novel. In fact. Miss Bankhead and Mr. Greene talked it over at dinner the other night. is besieged by a crooked sports promoter who wishes him to win or lose as he Is told, and Tolakai rebels until he is driven into the racket by his wife.

How he learns that he has been betrayed, that the child he loves as his own is not his and how he crosses his hackers and goes out to win from the great Zybysko nil makes for interesting, if rather frail, melodrama. But it is in its performances, rather than its story, that "flesh" exceLs. Mr. Beery, you should realize by this time, is beyond reproach and not far behind him is Karen Morley, as the unworthy wife who finally comes to love the lumbering wrestler she has married. It is an honest, effective piece of work, one of the a new commercial series on vja tonight at 5 o'clock; the series will run six days a week Jilson Setters, ancient mountain minstrel of Lost Hope Hollow, Rowan county.

will make his debut over the ln-rine Hepburn this time for i "ne title role that lady, Kath- Ptronc" It has been many times what name reaches the Strong," how- Probe of Youth's Death WED.VFSJ4 BArVRYMORE-BURKE-HEPBURH ln "A Bill of WWSW. Arlington Aces. KDKA. Work a-Day Thoughts WCAE. Top Concert.

WJA3, Frank Westphal a Orchestra. 4-is iTik'J. Erta Schaeffer Kreiling. con NBC and KDKA tonight at He and his ancient fiddle are on their way to London, where Setters will sing and play at a national folk-song LAST 2 DAYS1 stone KARtN SIllKl tt. in festival in the Albert Hall on De Is Ord ered by Coroner An investigation was ordered by the coroner into the death of Walter katro, 17, of 1440 Paulsey way, who was found dead in bed on Saturday.

Carbon monoxide gas generated from a stove in the bedroom occupied by the father and three sons may have caused death, or it may have been due to a heart attack, according: to Dr. J. V. Wilson. THE MASK OF 711 MANCHU cember 31.

RADIO BY THE CLOCK. W.FD XESDA Irriw Dnnnf Local George Bron-son of New Haven is the new manager of the Cameraphone Theater in Fast Liberty. He succeeds Earl Roeser Motion picture operators in the Pittsburgh area have taken a 10 per cent cut in wages for the three weeks, starting last Monday and extending to December 23 The first week of the double feature policy gave the Davis its best business in months Bob Kimmelman has resigned as assistant booker for Warner Brothers here The reported acquisition of the Talace in Canton, by the Harris Amusement Company is incorrect The Little Theater of Homewood will pre 13 WOMEN' tralto; Nellie Roberts, accompanist. WCAE. Mary Faith.

4:30 WWSW. Cecil and Sallv. WCAE. Airing the News from Kaufmann's; Rhythm Boys. WJAS, Columbia Artist Recital.

4:45 WWSW, Tampa, macician. KDKA. Piano Interlude. WCAE, Children's Program. WJAS, National Tuberculosis League.

WWSW. Texaa Longhome. KDKA. Gertrude Blenko, soprano. WJAS.

Smith and Lombardo. 5:15 KDKA. Caravan. WCAE. Tarzan.

WJAS, Captain Jack. S-IO WWSW. News; Kenmore Beauty Shoppe. KDKA. Singing Lady.

WCAE. Sktppy. WJAS. Santa Claus. WWSW, Campus Notes.

KDKA. Little Orphan Annie. WCAE, Slow River. WJA3. Indians.

NIGHT. 6:00 P. M. Ricaxdo orVi MORNING. are you likely to encounter a character so idyllic, so thoroughly Utopian.

Yet Mr. Keery, wrininc the role dry, actually makes this Polakai a living creature, a thing of real flesh and blood. He makes you believe in Folakai's dumbness. He makes you accept, without question, his dull-witted sentimentality. He makes you certain that such a blundering fool as this could really exist.

And near the end, he sits in a shabby little room, torn between his love for a faithless wife and his thwarted determination to play straight in the wrestling ring, he is both moving and touching, bringing a ringing despair, a note of pathos to a dramatic passage. The narrative itself has to do with Tolakai's love for the pretty sweetheart of a worthless crook. When her betrayer runs out on her, the girl marries thq lumberinsr wrPstier and they romo to America, after has won the championship of Germany. In this country, he 6:45 WCAE, Exercises. 7:00 KDKA.

A Musical Clock. 7:30 KDKA, Bradley Kinraid. 7:45 KDKA, Bill and Jane. 8:00 WWSW, Organ Reflections. Today's Openings KDKA.

Kiildiea Klub. WCAE. Gene and Glenn. WJAS. Pitfalls in English.

:15 best things that this expert little actress has ever done. There is, in addition, a finished bit of acting by Ricardo Cortez, as the villain, who, in a role similar to the one he played in the well-remembered "Her Man," steals much of the thunder of Clark Gable. The minor roles are all ably handled, too, with Pittsburgh's Vince Rrnett, Jean Hersholt, Herman Ring and Greta Meyer all helping out considerably. "Flesh" is easily the week's best photoplay and it is Mr. Beery aimost sinle-handd who makes it so.

KDKA, Bronc Busters. WCAE, Organ Rhapsody. WJAS, Musical Moments. 8:30 WWSW, Morning Band. KDKA.

Lois Miller. WCAE. Cheerio. 8:45 KDKA, Pepper Pot. ---n has been and "Liiy Turner," ferrale medicine it is bad busl- Jennie" with is con- Fri'-o Jennie" a banc at all "r.e way for maintain her 'iy the frrand 're her in these The rhanees iin has lis-t-- Warner t.nifs than lf 1 K't hen d'n-.

Parrl 'jiness. a -a i and hain't bee is on the lot. Dlek r-r-c TONIGHT CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL 8:15 DARROW "DOES MAN LIVE AGAIN?" MUSMANNO 100 Minutea Pnblic Debate rieket at -Mellor's, 604 Wood, antil 5 ffcnl at Hall after 7. Shows opening tonight: Nixon The Abbey Theater Flayers In George Shields' "The New Gossoon." Pitt The Georsre Pharp Players in "Naughty Cinderella," with Jean May. Pictures opening todays Avenue Cinema "Gitta Pis-overs Her Heart," with Gitta Alpar and Gustav Froelich.

German film. sent "It Happened in Hollywood" at the Homewood Carnegie Library auditorium next Friday night Red Hirshon had his car stolen this week for the second time in a month, but he got it back shortly after. 9:00 WWSW, Lest We Forget. KDKA, News. WCAE.

Tunes. WJAS, Rollicking Rhythm. 9:05 WCAE. WJAS. News.

9:15 Style and Shopping. WCAE, Airs of the Day. WJAS. lioldy and Dusty. 9:.10 WWSW.

Old Fashioned Girl. WCAB. Market Place. KDKA, Vic and Ssde. WJAS, Tony Wons.

9:45 'Scarlet Dawn WWSW. Tennessee Ramblers. WCAE Meditation. WJAS. Rels and Dunn.

10:00 WWSW. Dr. Leon A. Wilcox. KDKA, John FoBarty.

tenor. WCAE, "Once in a Lifetime" Davis-Regent Penn and 5haly MUntrvM 1081 LIBERTY Women's Home Companion. WJAS, Sing-Ing Vagabond. 10:15 WWSW, Musical Shoppers. KDKA, Clara, Lu and Em.

WCAE, Breen and DeKose. WJAS, Aunt Sammy. 10:30 WCAE. Airing th News Lifetime" ia the off- in a "Once Prewton Foster in IKE lAST MIl.E" Aifett Jaek 4akie in "Mil. LION IHII.IAIt LKfiS" gone-again-Kinegan TOXIOHT 5 STAU THEATRE MARX BROS.

7:30 P. M. KDKA Sponsored by Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania Unic i aain. on-aaiii The flrflt of the WWSW. Six Kwik Trix.

KDKA. Sport Review: News. WCAE. "Living With Our Ella Ruth Boyce. Kindergarten Director.

Pittsburgh Public Schools. WJAS, Irene Beasley. :15 P. M. WWSW.

Staff Artists. KDKA. Johnny Hart. WCAE, Sert Room Orchestra. What Congress Did Today.

6:30 P. M. WWSW. Pport Calendar; Quinto Vitale. accordionist.

KDKA. Watchmen. WCAE. WJAS. News.

6:45 P. M. WWSW, Marion MacMillan. aonga. KDKA.

Lowell Thomas. WCAE. Circle Hour. WJAS, Buddy Harrod'a Orchestra, 7:00 P. M.

WWSW, Plaia Orchestra. KDKA, Amoa 'n' Andy. WCAE. Jane Froman a Orchestra. WJAS, Myrt and Marge.

7:15 P. M. KDKA. Jesters. WCAE.

Chandu. WJAS, Troubadours. 7:30 P. M. WWSW.

Behind the Kitchen Door. KDKA. Five Star Theater; Marx Brothers. WCAE, Sojourn In Songland. WJAS.

Three Sisters. 7:45 P. M. WWSW, Jack and Bertha Walaslk. WCAE, Goldbergs.

too, Broadway tuts to no nuuvuuu "'u merciless, hilarious strones, it. was inefficient tale of revolutionary Russia in which Douglas Fairbanks, plays an impoverished nobleman who marries a servant girl, Nancy Carroll, leaves her to join Lilyan Tash-man in victimizing American tourists, and finally returns to her just as she is about to have a baby. It's a synthetic, colorless affair for which there can possibly le no excuse. into the the L'niversal company Leo Car-1 Pke1 by ACADEMY VM TAKE A LOOK Sunday Midnight Show. Ladies Invited bo.

AT. 4KH2. ho signs to a couple of years ago a3 prospective talkie material and later shelved when the Laemmles thought better Boston has been having a look at Dillard Long's new play, "A Good Woman Poor Thing," and they say-Irene Purcell, who has the leading role, is the talk of the town. This was the piece, you may remember, that Francine Larrimore once considered. Harry Bannister apparently wasn't fooling when he said that he'd make an immediate production of the Audrey Carten play now known as "The Day After." Rehearsals started Saturday morning with a cast that includes L'rsula Jeans, John Buckler, Winifred Harris, Daisy Belmore and Reginald Carrington.

This is ilr. Bannister's first fling at producing and naturally he's quite excited about it. J. P. McEvoy is writing a flock of new material for the road tour of "Americana." Phil Baker will be with the revue when it takes to the road.

H. C. AVTCNTE 09 UBERTT AVK. I of poking fun at themselves. fc3 INEMA 25C Till 1 P.

M. Mn.lou can locks. from Kaufmann'a: Navy Band. KDKA, Our Daily Food. WJAS, Shopping Calendar.

10:45 WWSW. Babette, KDKA. Emily Post. WCAE. Cooking School.

11:00 WWSW, Carlos Molina's Orchestra. KDKA. Nesbitt and DiLernia. WCAE, Program. WJAS.

Thumb-naii Dramas: Morning Moods, 11:15 WWSW. Want-Ad Land. KDKA, Alabama Cottop Pickers. WCAE. Household Institute.

WJAS, Jeanne Galbraith and Frances Adams. 11:30 WWSW. Tour Neighbors. KDKA, Sinking Strings. WCAE.

Sonata Recital. WJAS, Academy of Medicine. 11:45 WWSW, Helen's Hi-Lights. KDKA. Law Affecting Women.

WJAS, Ben Alley. 11:00 WWSW, Volkwem's Muslcale. KDKA, Business News. WCAB, Johnny Marvin. WJAS.

Buddy Marrod's Orchestra. 12:15 WCAE. WJAS, News. 12:30 WWSW, Tennessee Ramblers. KDKA.

News; Joy's Orchestra. WCAE, On ikaafCirta Alpar, Gustav Froehlicb in the role of a good story, I "Gitta Entdeckt Ihr picture. An- been labor-Tre Keyhole" turns actor, lie role Powell Ware, vet- FOR A GOOD UvsVg SHOW CALL TLANTIC 9200 WJAS. Buck Home with mm Liberty Announces Schedule for Week The photoplay schedule this week at the Liberty theater, Penn and Shady, follows: Today and tomorrow, "The Iast Mile," with Preston Foster, and "Million Dollar Legs," with Jack Oakie and W. C.

Fields; Wednesday and Thursday, "Cnashamed," with Helen Twelvetrees and Iewis Stone, and George Arliss in "A Successful and Friday and Saturday, "This Sporting Age," with Jack Holt and Kvalyn Knapp, and Laurel and Hardy in "Pack Up 1'our Troubles." It so happens, however, that profit comes before pride in the movie colony and young Junior and Papa Laemmle finally decided, after much heming and hawing, that the only-way they could hope to get any money back on their heavy story investment was to put it on the screen. "We'll make it," Junior was quoted as saying some time ago, "but, of course, without much of the satire" an unreliable quotation, by the way, it turns out. For "Once in a Lifetime" comes to the screen with all of its satire intact. There have been few if any changes in the script, it is essentially the same ridiculous fable that prostrated Broadway with laughter for more than a year, and it has been Pit tsburgh Fait tit Growing Radio Broadcasting Station signed, for 'rt Itun Kent tires "MAIII.KT 1UN" "Oner in at Lifetime" REGEMT IrowiamdI All-American Football Team In Post -Gazette Newsreel JEAN HARLOW CLARK CABLE Farrow, well i at the He carried purchased will direct i Young, i -i on the for pe a i r. m.

WWSW, Walt and Dutch. KDKA, All-Star Kerne. WCAE, Jugsernaut Murder Mystery. WJAS, Jack Smith. 8:15 T.

M. WWSW, News; Christmas Sell Tilx. WJAS, Singing Sim. P. M.

WWSW, Pchsfer-EDglert Orchestra. WCAK, Lawrence Tibbett. WJAS, Kate Smith. 8:45 P. M.

KPKA, Conntry Doctor. WJAS. Dr. Fu Msnchu. IV WWSW, Memories of I.oTe and Romance.

KPKA, WE Minstrels WCAK. Harry Horlick Fu Msnchu. :1 T. M. WJAS, Mill Brothers.

:,10 P. SO HILLS I "RED DUST" with all of the broad, ex- In German Film i produced play her Graham McNamee Gives Vivid Account of Selected Players, Among Them Pitts Warren Heller; Other News Events in Current Release. ONE OF SfX KWIK TRIX id Marie rtinkney, vo-aliht, im one of the Six Kwik Trii who. as the aamn implies, entertain In whirlwind fashion, from the WWSW atudioa each Momlay evening AT O'CLOCK PAUL MUNI in "I AM A FUGATIVE FROM A CHAIN GANG" KENY0K ETNA WWSW, Ambassador Quartet. George S.

Kaufman original. And yet despite this fidelity, this apparent determination not to touch one hair of this old, gray head. "Once in a Lifetime" has lost something. It's the and stiU it isn the same. There is about it a faint nostalgia: it doesn't move with that same rapid-fire clip that characterized the play and it doesn't slap the Hollywood buttocks with the same resounding ring.

The fault, if it must he isolated. KPKA, Melody Moments. WCAK, Paul Whitemsn. WJAS, Mysteries of Parts. collected playing selections Ojn.sidine's interested forgot to I leaving e.

Howard i at rris. attrac-'r. looking a with a WWSW, F. Grey's Hamslians ana to- I A i r- tertstnere. P.

M. I Jean Harlow, Clark IS CHEN LEY Gable in "RED DUST- PAUL MUNI. In MANOR "I AM A FUGATIVE" irtffruti Jean Harlow, Clark ARScNAL Gable in "RED DUST" PAUL MUNI in 5-BELMAR 1 AM A FUGATIVE" '-Night of June 13" and I PLAZA -Vanishing Frontier" i r' "SMI LIN" 1 Hill WWSW, Dtionesne Theater of the Air. WCAE, Contented Hour. WJAS.

Music That Satisfies. OTHER HI-L1TES Monday f. -m. be traied to tWO sources, PUS- KDKA. Bridge School of the Air.

WJAS, Easy Ares. in black ac)c's direction and Jack Oak ie's Anita lxos acting. Give Mr. Mack a salty foot-tnon, Klsa i ball yarn, and he is in his element 10:30 P. M.

:30 A. M. Ortao Reflect ion. A.M. l.et rrrt.

A. M. Hll.TE UNITED Smf liirda. A. M.

lr. I.n Wileoa. A. M. tl MANN'S a WWSW.

News. KDKA. Samuel DIPrlmlo. tenor. son.

Albert Wooif at WCAE. All-Girl Revue. WJAS, Columbia Radio Revue. and ette." 11:15 A. M.

l'Mt-iaiett a a t-a sr quips P. M. IWM. PNN and IIiinift of the Kur.krrtillr' Glenn (Pop) Warner, coach at Stanford, as chairman; W. A.

Alexander, of Georgia Tech; Jesse Harper, of Notre Dami; Kdward L. Casey, of Harvard, and Christy Walsh. McNamee reports many other important and interesting events in the newsreel, including- the march of the "hunger army" through the streets of Washington and the exceptional police precautions taken to prevent rioting; the arrival of the new Italian liner, Conte Di Savoia, on her first trip to New York, and the demonstration of a new g-asoline-propelled coach which is expected to take the place of trains in commuting service. Try-outs of two new aerial developments, an Knglish baby plane which costs $300 and flies at 45 miles an hour with a six-horse power motor, and an Italian plane that looks like a flying: barrel but is unusually stable and safe; scenes in a big distillery showing the feverish preparations under way to increase the stock of whisky now on hand in the United States in preparation for the possible repeal of prohibition, and a water carnival celebrating the opening of the winter sports season at Coral Gables, sre interesting additions to toe newsreel. The All-American college football team, picked by the Ail-American Board of Football, a group of the best known gridiron mentors in the country, is exclusively presented in the current issue of the Post-Gazette Universal Newsreel, with a vivid description of the selected players and their outstanding plays by Graham McNamee, world-famous sports announcer and the screen's Talking Reporter.

Stars from every section are included in the "ace" team, which has two men from Purdue University, two from Michigan, and one each from Southern California, Colgate, Marquette, Stanford, Notre Dame, Auburn and Pittsburgh. The team is as follows. Knds, Paul Moss, of Purdue, Fred Petoskey, of Michigan; tackles, Krnest Smith, of Southern California and Joe Kurth, of Notre guards, Robert (Kew-pie) Smith, of Colgate, and William Corbus, of Stanford; center, Arthur Krueger. of Marquette; quarterback, Harry Newman, of Michigan; halfbacks, James Hitchcock, of Auburn, and Warren Heller, of Ilttsburgh; fullback, Roy Horstmann, of Purdue. Kach is to get a diploma from the football board, which consists of WWSW.

Sport Review. KDKA, Organ Reveries. 11:00 P. M. WWSW, Srhafer-Englert Orchestra.

"TIG'S SHARK" and 'MADAME RACKETEER 11:30 1 1 :4 3:30 4:43 A. M. 1 oar Neighbor. A. M.

Helen' 1'. M. Kt.KHV'S LanrhrMi Trio. P. M.

VKh. Miixiral Inat. P. M. JKKMKNK i e-ll Mir- P.M.

TAMPA THE MAOI- Give him intelligent satire like "Once in a Lifetime," however, and he approaches it with awe and misgivings. As for Mr. Oakie. he is a good comedian but not for this. His Dr.

Lewis is too much of a burlesque lacking entirely the comical indifference that Mr. Hugh O'Connell brought to the stage version. Miss Aline McMahon is excellent as the acid-like Mae Daniels, contributing another of her gilt-edged performances, while Gregory Katoff is a first-rate, effective Glagouer. KDKA. Srort Review.

WCAE, New Torker Orchestra. WJAS. Columbia Kalori Orchestra. table. Wallace i I roud father.

Broadway 'a Glaus and Irving a bad cold, ho has been better. Jackie ex pedition, a Derby for also CAMERA I "SMILIN THRU" PHOvn and "THE RINGER" 11:15 P. M. KDKA, News; Joy'a Orchestra. 11:30 P.

M. I AN. 5:35 P.M. KENMORE Beautiful Sonar. I PALACE "CHANDU" and -PROBATION" P.

P. :30 His Twik Tri. P. M. Nlaoa Reat.

Orrhnitna. AmbaMWlor 4tiartette. Ihiiurne Theater of the P. M. lAMBRlDGl; "RAIN" and I AMBRilK.fc "RIDE 'EM COWBOY" 'he same The minor roies are ably handled by rs.

Howard JZaau Pitts, Louise Fazenda and On- WWSW. Ballroom Program. WCAK. Hotel t-herman Orchestra. WJAS, Eddie Peyton's Orchestra.

1J MIDNIGHT. KDKA, Bradley Klncaid. WCAE, Paul Gannon, tenor. A. M.

KDKA, Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. WCAK, St. Regis Oachestra. 12:30 A. M.

Idfawater Beach Orchestra. GITTA ALPAIt. Ka'tious Kuropcan primn lnn who makes her iirst screen appearance in "Gitta Discovers Hep Heart," opening today at the Avenue Cinema, it is a German operetta in which Miss Alpar is co-liLarred with GubUv l'roelich. Air. 6:34) P.

M. 11:13 P. M.l P. M. ''irn bat hing slow Stevens, but Once in a r-( 4j i 1 1 New iMEMOBIAy Maria Drtisler, Poll II tMe Kt.K-pB.Tf Moraw In "Prosperity" was fjreta tuday.

See you Mahei. time" is just a of i former self. As for "Scaj-let Dawn," It is dull, i I i i.