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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1947 11- CAM ESI Sit upa Ml aa ue.i- aa. VI II a w. JLV Song of Noncay Key Speaker On STARTS T05AYU (2 77re New Films Social Science Authorities Next for Nixon Human Relations TilyZt 15; OHIO 81.. a. I 4 CONTINUOUS I LUCIENAIRES I it i Fraawta a BtlKD HEW DIFFERENT TrrZ "MEXICO1 TE0 Bertaaany THAYER-SOULE L50, JUO, 90o Ine.

Tax Volkwm 32 UWty Nightmare Alley99 Comes to the Harris; TsfiTEST THE PROPOSED rnm Data Fulton Gets "The Fabulous Texan" rrf iMUSEMEST TAX. WRITS FROLICKERS I Th0T Meaty Mea stunningly realistic performance Batter Thaa Etit I as the unhappy Zeena. Miss Helen To Meet Here Experts to Present Views on Better Human Relations Religious and social science authorities, including several na I mm Walker's phoney psychologist is a steely no-good; Miss Coleen Gray has the proper sweetness and sim By, Harold V. Cohen The people who live on "Nightmare Alley axe quite a bunch. Some of them are tough, others are 'seamy and one or two are wholesome and simple.

They're the inhabitants of a carnival that travels by trucks at night and keeps a weather-eye out for the rustic minions of the law. 1 JOAN PRICE 1 aT-erhaard Sontrtrcai I HOLLYWOOD I I UU RESTAURANT TTHORs rsnu ip.HARniJ joam BLGHDELL COLEEN GRAY plicity for the role of the thimble-brained Molly who finally upsets Stan's big coup when the fear of CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL Divine retribution overcomes her, and Mr. Ian Keith kicks in with a fine, feeling bit as the hopelessly alcoholic mentalist whose ALLEV" 1 -aH .1 tionally known experts, will present their views Wednesday on how the city can improve human relations among its residents. They will take part in a one-day institute of forums, panel discussions and clinics, sponsored by the is A i -) Tomorrow Night at 8:30 p. m.

aeats, Ine. tax, S3, S2 40 11 an esilLS" aw' 633 Liberty in. Ala Horae'a a Gimbris glory is past and faded. SENATOR JON HALL MICHAEL O'SHEA In refusing for the most part to compromise with the kind of TsT OF REDMEX WORLD FAMOUS BARITONE -o realism that shocks and revolts, mayors Unity Council and 10 1 other key agencies in the countv. "Nightmare Alley" comes through J-l A A VVA.

wvhaf Ptiane Gloria Hwtry ygpER OF BEES" the mill a movie of deliberate, The rneeting, to be held in the Schenley Hotel, opens at noon and Wffilaal Elliott PAUL ROBESON Carnegie Music Hal! Tonight at 8:15 P. M. For a few, the carnival is the last boozy rung down from the big time. But for Stan Carlisle, around whom "Nightmare Alley" turjis, it's only the beginning. Everybody knows Stan's bound to get ahead.

He's a cheat, a swindler, a conscienceless charlatan and all of the other mean and contemptible things in the book. The boy goes up fast, too, stealing a mind-reading code from the guileless widow who adores him and moving into the big time as a mind-reader who preys on suscep I liberty Vera Baotan WY0MIN8', custurDing fascination. "Fabulous Texan9' FULTON STARTS TONITE! rat Pitttburgh peror manc "BEEF TRUST OF 1947" MSfl tta. L0nfrtatnmit BARRT PARKS, fflc 2 jmne Rerts-Ia. Barry closes at 5 p.

m. Gives Keynote Address The keynote address of the Institute will be given by Dr. 1HA1 jas uu in! CimrH-BTth Terry J' A. 632 Liberty Hirer suroir It's a wonder that everyone in 11 DeCarto-Gea. Brent in Chriit, tne cast or "The Fabulous Texan" breeaasart;) "SLAVE GIRL" wasnt suffering from trigger- DR.

MARIE JAHODA i tible rich seeking communication cramp or tne index finger after the with the beyond. filming of that gun-happy movie. PIY -I 3EIKS n.rnest Johnson, Columbia University professor, at the luncheon. Dr. Johnson will talk on "Social Science, Religion and Democracy." Dr.

Marie Jahoda, psychologist for the American Jewish Committee, will be featured in one panel Hc.c.o Rlt Haywortt Larry Parks 'DOWN TO EARTH" (Technicolor I The lead is slung around with As a matter of facr Stan is probably the basest and abandon and when enemies get spring to outstanding male high school seniors in chemical, management, mechani-1 cal or metallurgical The awards are sponsored by the Westinghouse Electric Corpora tired shooting at each other, they EESHV1EW uooiun group, speaKmg on THEY WOV'T BELIEVE ME" Matlnte Today most despicable character of the year. Yet there's a curious serpentine irresisitibility about him, the way Mr. Tyrone Power plays the apparently try a little intra-mural pistol-fanning just to Tieep. their Music By Jackie Heller lyrics By Sol Bill Heller frejudiee and the Individual." She will also lead a clinic which deals with "Effects of Prejudice six-shooters from getting rusty tion. role.

This Stan Carlisle turns the "The Fabulous Texan" is a little ISSTH SIDE. lit Rsrj-VsrTaret I "VI6IIAHTES RETUM" Jar Pr-Win. Mlal "CALEXPAB GIRL" stomach and stabs the interest at different from the ordinary run-of- on jfersonaiity. ti Mini St. the same time.

There's hardly a the-range Western, but it's not the Gasoline Stream juier speakers mclude Dr. W. kind of difference that makes it a thing he won't stoop to, and his Laoya vvarner, University of Chicago sociologist: Dr. Rohort r- particularly better picture. True, eventual degeneration into a the horse-chases, the stage-coach Weaver, economist and director of geek," a pitiful stumble-bum who Sets Autos Afire One automobile was destroyed Session 8:30 bites the heads off live chickens holdups, and the promiscuous use of the firearms are enough to in a side-show exhibit, has been fu yr.

Our Ji T-3 DOREEN WILSON The Nixon will get back on the operatic" beat again next Monday when "The Song of Norway" comes in. Based on the life of Grieg, and featuring the great composer's music, the show will be here fr a week only. Miss Wilson has the role of Countess Louisa, the opera star. community services of the Amer ican Council on Race Relations. Teachers Will Attend a.a rYri -ft satiate the most avid enthusiasts related with sound dramatic ex and two others damaged in the 3800 block of Brownsville road' r.

of that school. citement. But the plot has too many com Saturday afternoon when gasoline The Pittsburgh Board of Edu, Stan Carlisle is the best thing PROTEST THE PROPOSED BITT AMUSEMENT TAX. WRITE YOUR streaming from a leaking tank Mr. Power has turned out in a plexities and doesn't run off as smoothly as it should, with the truck ignited.

COUNCILMAN TODAT. long time. His slick tongued Firemen were able to good-people living happily ever- I ii spieler has a curiously absorbing after and the bad-people ending up quality, and he has made no ef 4tr t- .95 four parked cars but the other three were locked. One, owned by George A. Meyers, Brookside masticating a wad of dust.

I' imr jrf, ucci a rusi nevue John Carroll is "The Fabulous At Blue Ridge Inn Texan" who returns from the Civil Farms, was destroyed. The two damaged cars belonsr to Mrs. J. E. STANLEY cauon nas announced that all social science teachers in public schools here will be given time to attend the sessions.

Pittsburgh social agencies have made similar arrangements. Officers of the institute are Mayor Lawrence, honorary chairman; John G. Buchanan, chairman; Dr. Earl A. Dimmick, Nathan MjKatz, and Mrs.

Robert Vann, vice chairmen, and William Bacon, treasurer. War to Millsboro. Tex.i to find forts to soften the reprehensible lowdown. Mr. Power acts out the pivotal part in a thick smoke of evil and sacrilege, and while his Stan Carlisle is not a pretty character, the imagination seldom lets Bee Vester's "Beef Trust of Thompson, 3820 Brownsville roadJ LORRAINE CAS1 "1 the state police are running -the and James A.

Cox, 506 Browns show and surpressing freedom of 1947" is now playing at Bill Goldie's Blue Ridge Inn on the Sawmill Run boulevard. The girls, ville road, ML Oliver. BOB HOPE HASSO WILLIAM BENDIX speech and giving the townspeople a bad time. The way most horse 3 who total 1,550 pounds, are Rose Wallace, Tiny Mulhall, Vie opera lovers would like to see it, Prodigal Pianist Morton and Frances Carlile, and Frankie Carle, the nation's ton' is Air. can-on smgiea-nanaea cleaning up the Fascist regime of Were There's life 9 they dance, sing and even put on a boxing match.

Barry Parks, recording artist with sales of over'! the state police and becoming the Tech Scholarship vocalist, remains as master of governor or opening up a corner ceremonies, while Nelson Arm saloon or something like that. Aspirants Notified seven million platters last presented autographed albums oi his latest hits to the cast andi crew of "Mary in which and his orchestra are starred. i Ida Lupino Errol FlyrirJ But Mr. Carroll leaves the role strong and his band furnish thej music for dancing. 1 irrr ESCAPE ME NEVER' Application forms for George of unadulterated heroism to mix in robbing the state police and go of the type.

If "Nightmare Alley" slips a peg or two after it quits the carnival grounds for the gilded palaces of entertainment, before that it is a colorful pageant full of atmosphere and movement. The language and the incidents in Mr. William Lindsay Gresham's novel have necessarily been toned down, but Director Edmund Goulding, working alertly around the edges of Mr. Jules Furthman's screen play, has staged a show that keeps its two hours in high gear. The cast is helpful all the way.

Mr. Power puts bis finger immediately on what makes Stan Carlisle tick and keeps it there, and Miss Joan Blondell turns in a BT PERMISSION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. ST Westinghouse scholarships at Car Photographed YOU'RE SURE OF negie Institute of Technology giving to, tne poor ana nnany to indulge in just plain robbing. WARNER as a reward, ior Deing named The Band that mad Sous a famous S. MARINE BAND Miss Photoflash of 1947 by the William Elliott, as the pal of WHEM Chicago news photographers, Mar have been mailed to 24,000 secondary schools, Dr.

Webster N. Jones, director of the College of Engineering and Mines, revealed Mr. Carroll who keeps to the YOU BUY garet Mohlin was given a trip to straight-and-narrow, takes away Hollywood, wined and dined, and most of the acting honors. Elliott Sunday. DIRECTED BY MAJOR WM.

F. SANTELMANN One Day Only! SYRIA MOSQUE V'Z NOV. 20 TWO SUPERB PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Read-red Sestas ATT. S1-20-S1-80 K1GBT S1.2O-S1.8O-S2.40-S3.00 (inc. tax) Ticket Oa bale Kaw Yotkwein'a, 632 Liberty Hosk'i and Gimbel'l Baleany Stadeata! Aak Voir Teacher A beat Special Redaced Rates for Matinee Only.

given a role with Ginger Rogers and Cornel Wilde in "It Had to Be You." and Carroll have the fattest parts with very little left over for any The 10 scholarships, valued at $2,200 each, are awarded each WMiK 3lf re I JASCTA KFE11 JAII PEE1CE i Jf) IASIT JAiES USE STETEfiS I irtirllBlNSTEIH A LILY PONS' one else. "The Fabulous Texan" is just a Western movie no more, no less. Dance Taasorrcn You can take it or leave it. "NO WONDER COAST LINE IS 628 PENH AVE. rui ana rANtl rKtt mum JOE STAMPER ORCHESTRA ALW.

Tie, PLUS TAX CHECKING FREE Don Cossack Chorus Here Tuesday Night SHERIDAN SO. Cul lAerty LAfP.r BACAIX EUMPHRET BOGAKT 'DARK PASSAGE' jkmjm mm 7 rVNaaahLKS "MK. TOMORROW EYE. AT 8:30 SYRIA MOSQUE Every large city in the world has heard the celebrated General ararr Focda-B. Bel Geddea TJST 11 Ui ba Liberty Platoff Don Cossack Chorus, "IM rilGHX B.

Bracken-Pnseilla Line "FUII OK A WEEKEHO" FRITZ REINER Musical Direetoi PITTSBURGH SYr.lPi.0i3Y BOB HOPE-BING CSOoBI which comes here Tuesday night for a concert at the Carnegie Music Hall. The exiled singers 99 1 I Ail Star Cast ARIEIT GUL" The Pittsburgh Symphony Society Presents for the a EJtSJGHT. lut liberty have given more than 5,500 con Rosalind KuaeU-M. iMualaa 'SUItT OF JANET AMES' Joan Hod'ak-Ltzabetl) Scatt certs since their organization as a chorus in 1926, and have sung from Londonderry to Capetown and from Singapore to San Fran UMERAPHONE ba LiVrtj "DESERT UK! Color by TwhnlcoloT Van Jofaujca-JaDel Leisb "Baata at Baty ti4a" Dark Gabie-Deborah Kerr cisco. Leara the atara that chrae above yoa in -ft iiiit St.

Slin EAte-llrea Masey 'MOITNWEST OUTPOST" I "Stars Over Pittsburgh" Opening Concert of the Light Program Series "An Evening in Paris" with PATRICE MOriSEL Singing Franch Songs and Arias from French Optra VLADIMIR BAKALEINIKOFF, Conducting Piogram includes: Gershwin, "An American in Debussy, "Clair de Offenbach, "Gaite Biie. "L'Arleiienne" Suite No. Offenbach. Barcarolle from "Tales of Delibes, "Sylvia. TICKETS: 6M TO S3.00 AT KAUFMAN VS.

GTMBELS AND HORNE'S The picturesque Cossacks come to Pittsburgh at the beginning of their eighth American tour. They were first introduced to this country at the San Francisco Fair BING CROSBY Why does Coast Line carry more passengers to Florida than any other railroad serving the state? The answer is simple if because this is the smooth, dependable way to go! From rock-ballasted roadbed to newest passenger equipment, Coast lane service has been planned to give you the utmost in travel comfort. Flam: "Brldrea Orer the Yeara" BARRY FITZGERALD Oukad JUNIOR STAMP SHOW I in the spring of 1939, and will WELCOME BTRA.SGt 8- Grable-Daa Daily M9THEI WOKE TIGHTS Color by Technicolor visit every state in the union by EFFECTIVE DEC 12 TLEHNET-NAN LESLIE tine mm "Dt.il Tfei a Rta Hfeorrh-Lany Parts Cun it Crt -DOWS TO EARTH" I Coior by Technicolor Joan Foouine-Pat. auwaiaa "rvT- the end of their long tour next spring. Led by the dashing Nicholas Kostrukoff, the chorus of 27, perfectly matched voices will offer a program of traditional Cossack songs, folk songs, war songs, gypsy songs and the best of the classics.

In addition they will MIAMIAN IEWGAKLAND BELA LUGOSI FLORIDA SPECIAL FLORIDA SPECIAL (WASHINGTON SECTION) at fb Oulaoa HL'MAS MOSSTEB" LIU PALMER CriAWSlt OF ttOlRORS' jj laaaaal All-Pullman All-Pullman train for all East (NEW YORK SECTION) Aristocrat of Winter Trains" train scheduled 1N0R array kn. Scrr-l Hill 72S Liberty Avenue for convenient i present the authentic dances of the Cossack regiments, national dances and the Cossack sword dances. for 60 years. Coast' resorts. Noted for quiet, unobtrusive ser consEurrr DAKCE EVERY TUES.

SAT. NITES BINS CROSBY BARRY FITZGERALD "WELCOME SIRA.NGLR- Bn Hirrtson-M- 0 Hara THE FOXES OF HABROW daytime connec HILL tions from Hew Famous all-Pull- I Hem Englandtand TTES. r-. Ana Hia Snsrel HiU vice and excellent variety of sleeping-car ac Yanks NOV. 18 STARTS The Two Greatest Jazz Combo TONIGHT In the Country EDDIE HEYWOOD DEUCES WILD And Hie Decca Recording Artiste Pittsburgh Finest CUT WHOM? other Eastern cities to ALL man train to all East Coast of Florida Tommy Ryan, Gordon Trio at Bill Green's rarele Ucijj-Wm.

Ga-ean OEM I MP CHEEH LlhHf S' BING CROSBY BARRY FITZGERALD "WELCOME STRANGER TOMMY CARLYN SAT. NOV. 22 commodation W'-TH HILLS rast Florida. Lts. Wash 7:10 FM Wash 5:30 FM Its.

Wash 1:13 PM Tommv Rvan. the featured D. Fairbanta-Ba'h Wrrirk singer for a long time with "CORSICAB BSOTHEHS" VACATIONER WlLYlKCOD. ieaat CHAMPION CHAMPION (WEST COAST) 3m HaJ-Victcr MeLafiea SOUTH OF PA6Q PAS9' BURT LANCASTER KVytZ CRONYN Sammy Kaye, will bring his band back to Bill Green's tonight for a limited engagement. Ryan first (EAST COAST) Reclining seat Coaches, New "BRUTE FORCE" played the Route 51 spot a couple Pullmans and newest-type streamlined Only all-coach streamliner to Miami and East of months ago and is returning by Sri Coast resorts.

ALAS LADD DOROTHY LAMOtTR 'WILD HARVEST' REX HARRISON MAUREEN O'BARA York Washington Miami. Pullmans, Washington Miami. Forenoon E. Coast arrivals. Coaches to Central and West Coast Florida.

4 "Love That Dinner" And YonU "Love That Pric FULL COURSE DLNNEE From Bring the Family Ho. 20 Tax TU 9 P. FUtecB annates from Dowatcnra ob Raate 51 5 Continuous Entertainment Nightly BEGINNING TONIGHT Reclining seats all reserved. Reserved seats 'Foxes of Harrow' tnd Tavern- Dressing rooms. Tavern-lounge cars.

Seats reserved. popular request. Alternating with him at Green's in furnishing continuous music will be the Gordon Trio, who went from, here in early 1946 to the Hickory House in New York, where they were a smash hit for a long time. Since then, the Gordon outfit ha3 also become known on records. Lounge cars.

I Lts. Wash 1:50 PM I Dane Lnrina "DEEP VALLEY" S. Miliand-Teresa Wrifrit Its. Wash 7:45 PM In. Wasa 6:40 PM 'v Jf BILL IIWUBUE WITH WOMEW I.

Ranier-Feraand Graet THE GREAT WALTZ EVERGLADES PALMETTO HAVANA SPECIAL The GREEN'S T' OUVER Col Nemeth Held Over CTNTmA- BING CROSBY BARRY FITZGERALD "WELCOME STRANGER" Gordon Trio Pullmans and Cciche to the Carolinas and Pullmans and Coaches to the Tommy RYAN And His Orchestra Direct From Western Toiir ROUTE 51 it rho CLOYERLEAF BANQUETS (Larft or Small) PRIVATE DINING ROOM Carolinas, Georgia, East, H.TEHALL Washington-Jacksonville Coaches and Pullman. Scheduled, to provide connections from overnight trains at Wash ALAN LADD DOROTHY LAMOUR Direct From Famous Hickory House, N. Y. Central and i'WlLD HARVEST West Coast of Georgia. Through Pullmans to Wilmington, Charleston, Augusta and Savannah.

Lys. Wash 7:50 PM "ELROSE. normandy club The GROTTO Fla. Latest departures and ALAN LADD i DOROTHY LAM OUR I'WlLD HARVEST' i At Mercur's Music Bar Col Nemeth, the Gypsy king of the piano, and his International Quartet have been a big hit at Mercur's Music Bar and are being held over for an additional week. Nemeth has developed a unique style of singing and playing, giv-jing all the modern songs a dis-itinct continental flavor.

THECAUALIEH IT. 514 Miles Fr. Liberty Tibes The Right Place for a Good STEAK DINNER TENDERSUPERB TASTY Fine Wines end Liquors DANCING NfTSLY TO MUSIC BY ington. earliest arrivals. i in Wash 10:25 AM DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT DANCE Befr Cihfe-Dan Palle, "MOTHER WORE TIGHTS" bt Technicolor TOMMY SMOOTH way 22 DANCES 8:30 P.

M. I A. M. Y0N KELTON TO TRAVEL "WILD HARVEST" Barre -THAT'S 6IIL' Col For Dancinr. Pleasure It see ADMISSION OXLT 83 PLUS TAX AND HIS TWILIGHT SEREKADERS "RED" KETTER In addition to the Nemeth outfit, Mercur's is presenting Singer Max Tarshis and the boogie-woogie pianist, Teenie Trent.

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