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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1941 Amusements. Theater 1 JIMMIE FIDLER The Film 'Citizen Kane' at Michigan an Outstanding Picture Tim Holt Drops i Chaps to Play used effectively heretofore in other Dramatic Role totaoataoafx HigginsReturns toClubRoyale Peter Biggins, popular young gong star with the debonair delivery that made his previous appearance so successful, returns with a Eirthday Party Revue to celebrate the second annlvesary of Club Royale this week-end. Others who will be sharing the club's celebration are Charlie and Shlrlie McKowan, tap stars who offer both character and eccentric dance styles; also Park and Clifford, ballroom pair whose modern and Latin dances justify their billing of "poetry In motion." Margaret Faber's line of tall girls appear in new production themes, as Dick Worthlngton presents the acts and Pamela Brltton sings the lyrics with Don McGrane's orchestra. HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 26 Was that night club appearance of Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard intended to distract reporters' attention from a contemplated Mexican step? Liz (mintess) Whitney's latest adorer is Jack Sterling and she's introducing him to her kinfolk to prove it.

Make a bet that Jessie (British, star) Matthews, a superb' dancer, will team with Fred Astaire in his next filmusical. Those Lee Bowman-Helen del Valle rumors persist, but they both deny. Two studios are mulling thrill yarns about Burma Road but Warner Brothers own the title, "Burma Road." Wotzis about firewords between Producer Howard Hughes and Director ieo Mcuarey Tim (cowboy star) Holt steps into straight drama with a lead In Orson Welles' "The Magnificent Ambersons." Does that millionaire comedy producer know that his estranged dotter, living in a thirty-dollar-a-month apartment, is At the Cinema Mireille Balin, prominent French screen star, plays the leading feminine role with Jean Gabin in "Pope le Moko" now at the Cinema. June St. Clair Star of National Show "Giggles and Gals" has Joe De-Rita and Harry "Boob" Meyers furnishing the giggles, as glamorous June St.

Clair leads the gals in the disrobing department of the new revue at the National theater this week. Two and a half hours of patter and pulchritude are presented by the big new traveling company, which includes straight-man Dudley Douglas, exotic dancer Ona Lee, and unveilers Ann Valentine, Belva Williams and Gaye Knight. Bob Rogers keys the production numbers of the 16 chorines with his tenor songs, and Haynes and Perry add smart vaudeville routines. i 'J L-. i y'r ll it I i 4 il a LJ 1 Today's Program at Your Favorite Theater THEATERS MARKED WITH A ARE CO-OPERATIVE THEATERS BY FRANK T.

GILL Ytt Prcu Holloa Picture editor FOR those who contend that he Is an "enfant terrible" in the theater, a brash, intractable, precocious youngster fascinated by glittering new baubles, the stage, radio and motion pictures, Orson Welles has a confounding answer "Citizen Kane," which opened Friday at the Michigan. In this Impressive and important production, i Welles is revealed as having absorbed a tremendous amount of the tricks and tradition of the theater, and still more, that he possesses the skill and craftsmanship to adapt such knowledge to motion pictures in a masterful way. Adroit Use of Formulae Moviegoers, accustomed to the more obvious and orthodox Hollywood productions, may be somewhat nonplussed by Welles technique. He brings into play tried and true formulae of motion-picture making the flashback story, trick lightning and angle photographyand makes them appear novel and arresting. Actually the only innovation in his technique is in the adroitness with which he handles it.

Strictly speaking, "Citizen Kane" is not a drama, but a succession of dramatic scenes and sequences coalesced in a single idea the search for the meaning of Charles Foster Kane's last word on his deathbed, "Rosebud." Around this one word, Welles and his script colleague, Herman J. Mankiewlcz, have employed a clever artifice whereby, while actors in the picture search for the clew to this word, only the audience finds it out in the end. Gregg Toland's photography, with its accent upon camera angles and depth of focus, adds immeasurably to the impresslveness of this film, and the restrained lighting- i trying to borrow money lor rent? Adelaide (society lass) Moffett and Joe Frisco are about to team for a jIY stage venture. Studio medics have ordered Rita Hayworth on an avocado diet to build her weight for strenuous dance routines In "Eadio Was a Lady." Bells to Katherine Hepburn, who got Dan Tobin (for two years her leading man in "Philadelphia an MGM con tract. Cobina Wright, chosen to replace Maureen O'Hara Hollywood productions heightens the dramatic intensity of each scene and the production as a whole.

Magnificent Acting Super acting Is provided by every member of this practically unknown cast, with Welles in the title role, contributing a sensitive, dominant and full-blooded perform ance. Josopn cotten, as nis ciose friend. Jededian Leiand, is mag nificent in his smooth balancing of pathos and comedy. Dorothy Co-mingore, besides characterizing the somewhat pathetic Susan Alex ander with depth of feeling, also reveals a surprising musical talent when she manages to sing several arias sustalnedly off pitch; no mean feat for a singer. Everett Sloane, George Coulouris, Ray Col' lins, Agnes Moorhead, Ruth War wick and Erskine Sanford are indi vidually and collectively excellent.

Definitely the life story of the ruthless arrogant, egocentric and unhappy Charles Foster Kane, is a motion picture which an movie' goers should see, despite the fact that it is a film for emotionalists, rather than rationalists, wherein the realities of the story are often overshadowed by the traditional tricks of the theater. But Welles achieves this effect with finesse. Comedy Also "West Point Widow," a pleasing romantic comedy about the wife of a West Point undergraduate who has to keep her marriage a secret, is the companion film this week. Ann Shirley, Richard Denning and Richard Carlson have the starring roles and do Justice to the script. Frances Gifford and Janet Beecher are prominent in the supporting cast.

AUTO IHDICATti IflL 'vy ae a EXTRA LATE SHOWS TONIGHT! AU1OM0ICAM lAi IXCLUSIVl rAMING I WW Down in San Siegol mwi Monmii' hi mmt, 40e til A u. m. pltu ln I0W1 WALT MINNOW MAIWL WSNEY THE HEUIOTAIT MM Eitra TjiIo Siiux J1IO i. id. Tunlditl ROW! GARY COOPER IARIARA Mfiii jnnn i 'ii i Jil SHIRLEY CAKISON IMBaiWEST 'POIHT WIDOW I 'last JW Si frillllll ELEANOR 'V' WALT MINNOW MAML fcl 1 DISNEY'S 'TNI DEUCTUT MM I "Ikitiriri.1 in "Son of Fury because of Maureen's illness, is also on the sick list, and the film is again delayed.

MUTTERIXGS: Amazing, how completely Elaine Barrie Barrymore has faded from the public eye. Ode to mayhem: "Mr. Mature, your leading lady says you're okay on dialog, but lousy In your love scenes." Nervous itch: To give Anita Louise the hot foot and shatter that genteel calm. When the average star asks for "candid" criticism, he's just one letter off what he really wants is i "candied" criticism. Add headlines you'll never see: "GRETA GARBO WINS BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST." Frantic urge: To set "wolf" traps in half a dozen Hollywood night clubs.

NINE YEARS AGO IN HOLLYWOOD: Rudy Vallee and Fay Webb called off much-publicized divorce plans. Myrna Loy staged a one-woman rebellion against playing Oriental vampire roles. Anna Sten, just arrived from Russia, was the most talked-about foreign import. Claudette Colbert, whose popularity has reached an all-time low, skyrocketed back to fame in "The Sign of the Cross." Gloria Swanson and hubby Michael Farmer were celebrating the arrival of a baby daughter. Johnny and the first Mrs.

Weissmuller, Bobby Arnst, were divorced. Ronald Colman told interviewers he would retire after two more pictures. Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle tried a screen comeback. Harry Bannister, just divorced by Ann Harding, was reported engaged to eighteen-year-old Nancy Lyon. Bctte Davis and Harmon 0.

Nelson, altar-marched. Last Complete Show Starts at 11:16 Tonight Last Showing of "Belle Starr" at 12:33 A. M. SCARLETT O'HARA OF THE WEST OR PATRIOT? NEVER A WOMAN LIKE HER SEE FOR YOURSELF im mm Hit Female Jess James Brought To Life By An Exciting New Star GENE TIERNEY Co-Starred With The Screen's Favorite Man Of Action Civil War Melodrama, Musical Comedy at Fox RANDOLPH SCOn 11 Clock 4 818 p. 12:10 a.

"Sunny," 3:03, 10:33 p. m. KOYAI. "Mfel John TVw." 1:10. 4 5T.

8-J(, 11:57 p. "nirt't Mmic in Mu-ic," 3 31. 7 IK. 10:38 m. L.VITBB Xwlr Cnnd." It a.

3 '34, J3 a. "Down 8n Uiffo, 4:33, 7 ..3, 10 53 m. 3,133 Mat.Today tJimay Tonhrht at I.AMTSTIMM THE TRINS C0NT1NENTAL HITI A SAY MUSICAL REVUfc With A Hollywood SUmour Cit taHD CSKIA It, F.XTKA LATE SHOW TO.MTK pf)()E UwtR PhlUalolphlat IT. 4 1400 "DBCTDBl DON'T w'kJoh'a Baal Rod Faraoao RIm. Flee Srodalek Criwlerd i "1IGHT SHOES" PAI CTITC Womlwonl and ttliaoeih HLmj-OI8lt ,,.4, Edw.

C. Beblnu. Marlono Dletrlih and tier alt I "MANPOWER." Plei Walt Dlieoy'l RE LDCTANT DRAGON TMhnlaolor, Rabt. Baoehtiy Adaltl 20, ChlKn 10. S.

taaeei-Bob Hepo la "CAUGHT IN THE ORAFT." "AFFECTIONATELY. YOURSL" Rita Hiarth Ibereo B. Baltiay DI ITl-llS41ISetJereo OpfO p. L. dr I LMA.M rjri 1 I.

II oa. Ii. tn e.H in. "PUDDIN1 HEAD" with lady Canoia. Pleo "CYCLONE ON HBR5EBACK'' with Tia Halt-etar)ora Riynoldl.

Alt "loneli Girl" nd "eaht" la "TOPPEB BETU5." AH Oar Gane' Caaadr. 11 pa. "THEY BARS NOT LOVE'1 with Martha Stott RADIO CITY- Woodward new Nine Mile load btluha Aaor, Ona Market and Stewart Erwl I "CRACKED NUTS." All "Red" Sorry I KANSAS CYCLONE" RAUnVA "lt and HU Mile lad PI 1910 Mat. 145 pa. 25 plot ta til Perk Free, loeo IStorlaee) Crawfad la "WOMAN FACE," Mel Deeilea.

"TOPPPEB RETURNS" I Blondill-Roahnla R. Yooor. lata Shaw 10 J0 RFflFflRn lktaoer. Park Free iiCUrUIIU Mat, 1J0 a. Crawler: Mahya Doe-let In "A WOMAI'S FACE." Pie "TOPPER RETURNS," Roland Voinaleoa Blondall RFRFLT VTondward at Orand Slid.

'44- Tonllht 10:10. Bob HoH-Martha Bay la "GIVE atf A SAILOR." Plai Abhott A r.e.i.11. "an RiALTtJ- liretkit ol lit. Slliott. Pork Pre if Coot.

Wan 1 41 "ONE NIGHT II LlbBON" with Fred MalMerray. MMilalna f.irr.ll "ILOIOIE II SOCIETY" with Pinny Sinileto R10 Vernor Hey. ot fantral. Park Pre df 12 loaa la, BlOnlakl Edw G. Roblmeo In "THE SEA WOLF." He "ONE NICK! IN LISBON" wllh Frod MoiMerroy qnd Mililiini Carrell DVFDl-Ornil Slwr and Joy Sood.

IIIIILIIH CH 42Jj pi.tloe, Dally 12:15 loit Shew 11. "MEET JOHl DOE" with Sery Ceeerr R.rbara Stonwyak. Plot "THERE'S MAGIC B.aaea RlVfll A Catltllae at Eaaat lYoro-al. PL 462S Bnaart Tayla la "BIllY JHE KID Alio Daae Remao'l "TIGHT SNBES" with Siaol SaroaindlahJlewrd RKO UPTOWN- rl- M- O4oo Giry Caeper aed Sarbaa Stanwyik "MEET V1. RfinFVFI ti'1'0 Aea.

ax Mar. Park Fie "MEET JOHl DOE" with Uwa-Urta" Stonwyak. "ICE-CAPADES." Oartby lewlt-lar) JaCIHlaJalar Sua 10! Woodward. TO. S-012J wow eon la 711a a u.

i ll fi1 -IT "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT." plot Mai Oterea "AFFECTIONATELY YOURS" (1 dm near Tmple. Park Pre "UAI Boon 24 Haare lie Errol In "HUBBY, CHARLIE. HUBBY." Plea "CYCLONE ON HORSEBACK" with Tla Biyoeldi. Tiaa: Million Yenki" ROYAL" Srian Uile and Heyeni Siad. UN.

S-438S Ooe 19'ln imi ck 10:40. Gary Canaa-Barkora Stanwyik-Walta Srmnao, "MEET JOHl DOE." "THERE MAGIC Saianno Foita god Allan laaaa ROYAL- and Mtytm IVad. UN. S-45HS liuink Ditralri Flooit Thoota! Attend eor Set. order Matloon! J3i til 6 a.

Ceao hata jJQ tac ahoice leati and oioid the raio: IATESH0W T0NI1E AT ROVfAL 25t. e. 10 Clark CaMl-Raiallad Reuell. "IHEY MET II BOMBAY." "SINGAPORE WOMAN," Brando Ma. moll.

Lait Coaauta Shea Slam ot 10 a. SENATE-- "LADY SCARFACE" PLAYED BY lean Crawford In A WOMAN FACE." "BLONOIE IN AO- HE 'Y' wit P-ttrv slnBllt CTBlUn tirendSiwr-ai'ldth." II. B-luoi dr Bpaa 115 pa. Edw Boblnaeo lo "THE SEA WOLF Plea "INE NIGHT il i Kama Madeleine Carroll. Attoad Bar Spailol 0l snow! STRATFORD- -4731 ffeet Vwnor dt In, 1 VI Body VallM ond Beioaury Looe la "TIME BUT FOB RHYTHM." Plat "CYCLONE, II HpRSEBACK': with Tla Molt TnWFR12ltU at Herno i BIDDIES' ISM KOMtDY SARNIVAL, latiadlmj POPEYE.

BUS GANG STOOCH. etortaloaaot Tf WCD 12ol3 Ikand Siioi at Ueyae dr V. 1 -o Staort Erwln-Uaa Makel and Mhiha Aa la "CRACKED RUTS." pie Ned Sperki and looa 0li Mriorle Wmer. "EON BEAUTY'S SAKE" TRENTON" Trtnun. Hicb.

touWi Bnao 1-30 a Mat ooiit. 9n Edw. 8. Rektmee lo "THE SEA WOLF." Plat BLONOIE IN SOCIETY," Pinny Slnplitao-Anhar lake. Walt pney'i "Poneo Vaiatio" CARTOON AV0 COMEDY PARTY TRDAY! MATINtE ONLY! PLUS 2 BIG FEATURESl TUXEDO- -Uamilloa at Tuirdo.

Til. dr Deera Bee et lit Jean Crawfor ond Milrya Daaplaa la "A WON-AN FACE." Plai lotond YoaaR and Jooa BlondilllaJ'TOPPEIIBTljRNS SHORES Dead End Kldl lo "HIT THE ROAD" Plei "HER FIRST BEAU" wltk Jan Witholt and latkie Coopa UNITED ARTISTS- -Biflry ot Grand r'ip-uo Pork Im, at ln-4 a a "IADY BE GOOD" wltk Ana Sethao-Rad SkaHo. Robert Yean and Eleanor Powell. AIM "OOWI IN SAN DIEGO Lata Show Start! ot 10 30 TiPTfl WM1 Hark Aie. Park Free wi in T1) I0W Crewtwd.

"A WOMAI FACE Plat "loo Blondall aod Beland Yoant. "TOPPER RtTURNS" CarteoojndNiwijMiooiehtShow! yiDCITV LUrtMli et 'MrNicboU S4. Park IMligill ,2 45 )m Dnailai lo "A WOMAN FACE" Plai "TOPPfR BLIURNS," Roland Yooor Reckirtvliaa Sioodeil VflRIIF Htw at Hareafl. Prr ParklnR FUUUt Met. 1215.

lait Show 10:10 a Joon Craatnrd-Milivn Deaelai In "A WOMAN'S FACE" Plai "TOPPEB RETURNS" with Jooa Siandall, Beland Yean grid Roahwta VOGUE-1 FOR ONE WEEK! BIG ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE RE VUf With PHIL BRESTOFF aod HIS ORCHESTRA "or.n i Cent. Alt Niaht' "I WS A PRISONER ON DEVIL'S IH ANO with Donald Waeai. "AFFECTIONATELY YOURS with Rita Haywoith and Mala Oeeren itre' Mai. nly' "THREE MEUITEERS" fratin! Martha Stett-Wa. Gaaan "CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP" MOUNTAIN M00RL1GH Waaia WESTOWH- at Kfrtk.lL Park Frw dr Cont.

froa 1 IS ea. Ha 7111 lea Crawferd lo "A WO a 40 i Fji'E" 'tk Memo Dalat Roland Teeno-lean Slendill la 'TOfPER RETtJRRS Owl Soow Arta 10 30 "CAUGHT IN THE DKAFT" oith Rah Hioe a-d Daretnv Laaeer "AFf ECTIOaATEtY YOiiRi" with Rita Himartk Clark Cikll RlialmO tn "TurY MrT IN ROWSAV Plat -CffEkS FOR U.St BISHOP' with Mirth Scott 1 WYANDOTTE-MAJEST wftufl- i i i ii UJ SQi flf i irtfi eiitiie iJaaij. fi.a ioh ptrar I 0 WM maimomI ADAMS "Sim Vriy Srnl." il ea. 8 41, 11:30 "Hrainn of Mti'hwui." 11:18 2.UJ, 4.60, 7.J7, LOU p. BROADWAt John 13:51.

4:11. 11 al Then)' Mmic in Miwic," 8.4(1, 111 p. riNDEKKLI.A StH John II 45. 4 JI5. 8:10.

11:45 p. 1In in Mn-if," 3, W), m. CINEMA "I'pik! In Mono." 12:15, 4:11. 6 07, 11 p. m.

FISHER "Meft John Uo." 4 04, 11 p. "Ther. Xwt In 11 uw." :0. 9-33 p. m.

Siwr." I M. 9 p. 1- 3:1 "Two l.Hn from MwibMUn." it). 11 10 i. InfnrniiiU'ni.

l'l'ie." 9 -03 p. ni 13 -S m. IIOLLVWikiD "UmI IJw." 41. 7:51. p.

buiili," 1. U7, 1W15 p. in. Mil HK1A.V "Cidxrn Kn," 11 1 m. 5:1..

6 an. 8.45. 13 p. "Wi-ni Pouil Wirtow." I OH, 4 2.1. 10:5.4 p.

m. MAD1SOS "I Met Him In Pn," 13 .1 50. 7:02, 10:14 ro 1:3 a. "Th Liihi Th rill," 11 3:13. 5:24, 11 48 p.

ni. PALM.iSTATE "Mnpor," 12 10. it 45. 10 p. 1 "Th Rflue-lint lira," 11 2:10, 6 Ai.

KlVlKR' "Mt John Do." 1 :30. 5:08. p. 11:0 There Mmc in Music 3 S3, 7:11, 10:411 p. m.

RKO UPTOWN "Weel JoMl Do," 1, EASTOWN- -llerper-Van Dyke. IV. 01 Bun aaeo et 12 leeoT "A WOMAN'S FACE." laaa Crawtard and Mihya Daatiau Plea "TOPPER REIURNI" Willi leea Siendell aed lolaed Veeat FAMILY" Cadillac rijuara elid Mw aland Yaana aed leea Slowdell I "TOPPEB RHURNS.1' Hal leea Grawierd ad Miliya Count ia "A WOMAN'S FACE" ClRyilU UUJO Jae. Ilempea. Air tomlltiiilMd jt rsnnum 12 J0 Peaay Slneiatao oad Artha Lake, "BLONOIE IN SOCIETY.

"SHADOWS BN IHE. HAIRS' With Frieda Jeauert FERNDALE--N' i T-1- "CAUCHT IN THE DRAFT" with Bat New ond Deleter Laaeer. Plei Rite Hayworth and Male Beerea la "AFFECIIONAIELY YOURS" CCUb'Cj I 3711 Frukell, at llexter dr ri.rlM.l,Lm g-i5 n) 2-0405. Ad. 20.

Ck. 10 "ADVENTURE II WASHINGION." Nabert Mu-Ikall-Virileie eraie. "SUnERGOOO BAINU," Gey Nikbae Blik Treat. "Deneld'a Vaeetleo'' FINE ARTSTriV.b?1"' Abbott ond Ceittlla In "RUCK PRIVATES." Plai "RAGE IN HEAVEN' witb la Part Neat- CIC Uf le tin tuna Bulldini riontn ltM Jrxy Ul, Gary Cut aar and Barbara Stanwyik la "MEET JOHN DUE." Plea Saiaena Foata and Ailaa Jonae le "THESE MAGIC II JUSIC" Fl A I II AJratTat and I Mile 14. PI.

3t0 rLAfflinUU Beeal'45. Eaeyilepedla Day! Daaan Baayen'l "TIGHT SHOES" wltk Ria.le Boraa. leka Hawaii "PUDDIN' HEAD," ledy Canaia. Tlaa: Million Yankl." Leu Show 9.J0 le FOX Toe Place In Gul The Faaala line laaaa. 'BELLE STARR" la Tacheliela wltk Gtna Tierney end Randy Sielt.

Plei leea Daii end Jinx Faikaaberp la "1W0 LATINS FRO BIAMHSTTS LOBE Tnmbu'l Tki. 1-733S "SHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS" wllk Frm-ohot Tone ond loin Bannett. Plot "NURSE'S SECREI With RatliTaeaiy and LaPatrlik CRliin TaicitCP i1! ol I'orfc tree la "CAUCHT II THE DRAFT." "AFFECTIONATELY TOURS," M. Oberoa. Opea 10: JO 0 a.

Lait Show 10:50 a. Cooled! 15a til 5, 201 alta Omoii VL Fred MaiMairav-Madalalne Carrell la "ONE NIGHT IN LISBON." Plot "CYCLONE 01 HRxEIACK." Tla Halt. MidnlRht HnillT--Hnesrll el HiHIito dr leka Seel In "DOCTORS DOIT TELL "MAIL TRAIN wltk Cetdea Hwha. Alt MidaliM Show! GREAT UKES- IIMOGa. Blior Part Frio dr Cent 150.

laaa CiewterO-III Dnoflea la "A WOMAN'S FACE." "IOPPER Rt TURNS" with Reload Veen, and lean Siendell. leit Shew Startl at 10 pa U1RPCD tiarperet Ukae.wl Park Free nniLn CARL FBEED AND "THE HARMONICA IADS" DIRECT FROM A SUCCESSFUL IBUI II ADIB AND MOVIES! I Homer et Ukew.iod l'otk i'reo dr nHnrtn stage! DELUXE VAUDCVILLF SHOW' COMPLETE FERFORMANCESt UippCD Harpir at Ukewoud. Park Free nnr tn ift, 12:4, kl 402 Arthar lake, "BLONOIE II SOCIETY." Dead End Sldl-Cherlattl Haary, "BOWERY BLIT2KRIEG." Ja Paioo CARL FRE 0 and Horaoaloo Ladil "Rldrn ol Oiath Valley." Jady Caneea, "PUDDIN' HEAD." MALLEY BF THE MOUNTED," Geo. Brlia. All Id Flatera at 11 a.

Sery Cooper-Barbero Stanwyik In' "MEET IOHR DOE." Plat "SUNNV" with Anna Naapla and lonn fcerren. Lett anew stortl at 10 p.w. UniiC 04 Chan Street dr Span 12 JO. Ep 'aldan of Death Valley." "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" Bob Nape. Barethy Laaeer.

Plea "I WAS A PRISONER BN DEVILS ISLAND" wltk Donald Woodi Tb 2314 Keat Grand Slid. lnl4 Mat. 1J0 a. Bnbert Taylor and Brla Da a I try la "BILLY THE Plei "AFFECTIONATELY YOURS" witk Rile Haywmrh and Ralph Belleae- Kpill Koodeard near 0 Mi If. Til.

-411(1 dr Cent. 12 Neee to 12 Mldnliht. Park Free Adaltl 20l. H.ery Fendo-Cleadalta Calbat la "DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." "EARTH- SOUND' witb Warner Baita-Andraq Laadi I 1 If VlfS fl fl 1 4 49 E. JHTrr dr i.rL UUU J2-50.

Salal! 15o to a. 'PUDDIN' HEAD" with lady Caone. Plai "TIGHT SHOES" with llanle Saraoe pad leka Dlieae Cvtaea! LANCASTER--" JATIIEE EVENING 4)0 and J0 a. 5 ne acts of Vaudeville plus BUB REGULAR 2 UNCASTER-ir TIME UT FOB RHYTHM" wtt Bad YlMae-Snoaerr Uha, Plea "CRACKED SUfl" wltk Una Mvkol and Staart Eneln I If 13320 Joe. Campaii.

1'ark Free dr Lot Show! Caw. Rublnion, "THE SEA WOLF" fiei "BLONOIE II SOCIEIT" with Fanny tia-laloa and Arthor Lake I INHni A Si "'rt 8L and 0 Connor dr Garlleld I "THE SEA 2li "CE NUTS" with Uaa Ao and Staart Erwla Ji, and John Garfield la "THE SEA WOLF. Plei Madalalne Carroll ond Frad aiMerray la "01 NIGHT IN LI 80 1" I flflP at Caaa. Open 24 Uwire dr LUUr One 24 Haera "CAUGHT II THE ORAFT" with leb left bed Dorothy Laaar. "TIGHT SHOES" with Rlama Saraea-Jehn Haarard.

Olmay'i "Doa'i Vatatioe" MADISON- ffntvanl et (Irend Park 250 All Tinea, elei lav 01 Ik. 1 1. ceiaaa la THE LII.HT THAT FAILED" Plei ciiadttte Calbt and Mil Deaelaa la METJIIM II PARIS" i (1 1 (1 lal Wfvi a rj et flranrt rima Park BtMUIOUn STARTING TOMORROW I lamel Stewort jeea Arthar lo "YOU CAI'T TAKE IT WITH YOU" Plai Barbara Stenwyik-Hanry Foodo la "TH MAD MISS MANTON SIU SvTyal Oak- Cent. 1J0. Adaltl 20e, Chil.

20e Park Free Cooled! Aid lor Had of Hierlnp! ledy Caae.i-Frantll Ledww In "PUOOIN' HEAD." Plai "SHERIFF OF TOMBSTONE wlthRo Reari MARTHA WAS i NGTO V25 "ONE NIGHT IN LISBON" with Fred Maiaiirriy ond Madilalea Carrell. Plei "TOPPER RttUPRS" wllk RelandJfoenp.Joao Blandall and Reihnta MAXINE" -Hark Are. at Baldwin. PL. 4L'4A Bmh 1:30 Cent.

Fo. 11 "l.eala Clri' Robert Taylor with "BILLY THE KID." Plai "AFFECTIONATELY YOURS." Rite Nayworlh-tt. Bbaen. Dlieay'l "Donald'l Vaeatlon'' EUot. JTroa rrkjn dr mHiiMin9M, I)M Mar(wl WtaiH-laan Dam la "TON BEAUTY'S SAKE." Pin 'THE SAINT'S VACATION" wltk Hash Slnalilr Sehef 3-sioo LATE BWL SHOW EVERY SAT.

NICHT' COME AS LATE AS 10:50 AND SEE a COMPLETE FEATURES! MFRPIIR "fOoera et Mile. I N. J.hKlo mtiiuuni fm tm 12:4, Cj 1() pir Frei! Caol Coei'ort! Bob Hopa-Dsratliy Linoir In "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT." Eitra' Hank el Tlaa' "gride Ware Cretthn," Lynn Rowrtl-R. Araitreno MICHIGAN-," Bailey and (iramj Ulier Ate. San.jtisnal Prodaitloe "CITIZEN HARE Alio "WEST POINT WIDOW." Anne Shiriay-Rithard tiilwn.

lata Shaw Start at 11 Uinil1 -n'''' at Jlli-lnsen OS 5ti.n UliUHHI Daily. Oho 11 45a a. Alaltt 20e Bob Hope and Oorathy Lemper In "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT. Plai "TIT, HT SHOES with Binnie Barnai and lohn Howard UflPTPWy Vu "T- Park Free nunaunn ,4, HjlH.0.r leaner la "r.AliCHT THE DKAFT "Iight ShuES" with Binaia Rirnn-lohn Howard Alt Ep. 9 turn el Dialo VaMi, afiOHWEST" 6 Ill til K'H lit I Pll 1 1 'V ACE Harper ind frantwu "I WtDTte WI8GS" Hll WHIilK N(K-8ay milin4-VMln Lltl.

fill Du4 IM KIO "Mil THE MAO." Mil. lull 1 i il flruul Clrrm Fvk MUAMO milar'i Imf'Siill Hani tn4 lahn laa la "SDH VAUH lUtHAOt." flat "HARMON IF MICHI6A8." ii CCD S. Wanto at Outer Drlw M. IT33 HLUt.il Datft faaa 12:15. lait Ska 10:15 Him Oarttliy lanair la "CAUCHT II THE DRAFT naa ana naywana-vaMia Matfa le "AFFtCTIOHATELT YtURS" ALHAMBRA 9428 WoMlnard At.

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O'H Place Gl.ie Away Free Eiary MaiHayjd TherKay! DRIVEN (WestSldeU- Sfcew Sdrh JO Bby E.aritt Hrlae, "BACHELBB DADDY." P'ai Di-I Pirrall-Jaoo Woasliry loKINGjrTHEJOM(IES" CCT Fij-ii5li Jinvii. "l.B."r.n lj i LitK cBf JOf twlrn 10( Bb Hjea-rHr-tky (,, "Cain.HT IN THE RlfT" "TIGHT SHnfS' B'anl. Barnei. Plai Dunay'i "Danald't Vaeitlan Sirial' LflJIUfliT Tda od Tiaemw' Mat Bt-Iv' Onine Eelat af aar Nw RsintRi -Due tittle Cavi: EASTOWN Hv. IV "fl hna 0' 0 Jd men, VII 3 tEITEl I AH liT "SiJF SEO' Where a Friendly Atmosphere Prevails DANCING Frl beth Tatterson as a sharp tongued hill dweller, John Shepperd as the brother, and Dana Andrews as a Yankee officer.

Latins on the Loose "Two Latins from Manhattan" provides laughs for the second half of the program, with Joan Davis as a zany press agent faced with the non-arrival of a Latin dancing team. To bridge the gap, without letting the boss in on the secret, she presses her two roommates, Jinx Falkenburg and Joan Woodbury, Into service as Latins from Manhattan. There is a Doy friend peeved at the deception, and determined on an expose, a meddlesome immigration inspector, and a lot of others who become involved in this tune-trimmed trifle, keyed to a fast pace. Miss Davis is the life of the party, while the others come through capably. Dance Team Starts 3rd Week at Congo Bright pink suits adorn Buck and Bubbles for their rhythm nonsense as they swing into a third week at Club Congo.

They get off to keyboard contrast, with Bubbles Singing, as they give "Kiss Me Again" its original tempo then jive It as they do in Harlem. Buck's piano antics and trumpet blasting and Bubbles with his trombone add to the musical fun. Bette St. Clair again takes the vocals for the Club Congo orchestra, as Cholly and Dotty offer a smart tap and the Four Jitterbugs stomp into all-out swing. JERRY McSAFETY PROGRAMS Officer Wayne Fernelius and his popular dummy, Jerry McSafety the Charlie McCarthy of the Detroit Police Department will appear Saturday in three theaters during the children's shows.

He is scheduled to appear at the Annex, Dexter and Palmer Park Theaters today and at the Stratford, Carlton and Bagley Theaters Saturday, Oct. 4. oiiry UIII'KK Barbara STA.NVt ilk "MEET JOHN DOE" Anna lirilLIUVO John EXTRA LATC SHOW TONIGHT 10 M. BY LEX G. SHAW Pratt Free Duma Editor ALTHOUGH you will find plenty of it there, the war news Is not all on the front page these days.

A bit of back-wash from that long ago scrap of our own, labeled Civil War, creeps into the movie column this morning, with the presence on the Fox screen of "Belle Starr." You may not be aware that Belle was a more or less fabled Missouri lass who refused to be liked just because the rest of the Southerners had laid down their arms, and didn't make any bones about her determination to raise several kinds of rumpuses by joining a band of guerillas led by Capt. Sam Starr, in the person of rone o'her than Randolph Scott. Gene Tierney plays the girl who finds herself left alone, save for a Negro mammy, after her father lias been murdered by renegades masquerading as Federal soldiers, and the family homestead burned to the ground, A'o Surrender for Belle Gene's brother (John Shepperd), a Confederate officer, is all for peace, but not Gene. She gets up Into the hills, teams up with Starr, who is a dashing fellow with an Ingratiating smile, and what she does until she is shot by a traitorous white while riding to save her husband she's married Scott In the meantime makes for plenty of action, against a technicolor background that helps to hold interest. Gene plays the heroine with vim and vigor and a bit of venom, and boosts her rating as an actress to an appreciable degree.

The scene In which she learns that many of those fighting with the outfit are only bandits, and her efforts to Save Scott are handled effectively. Scott makes Capt. Starr a convincing daredevil in a story that frequently falls into the conventional pattern of westerns. Good support is contributed by Louise Beavers as a Negro mammy, Chill Wills as a guerilla scout, Eliza- Extra I.nlf Show 'urUk JEAN CABIN fM ME If ft Colemkla 'Opp. VMIklllM CONT.

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