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THE DETROIT FREE DECEMBER 2 6, 199- Romancing in Older Russia Film Star Advises Shy Girls to Dance divine or a devil, or just a man in whom contrasting qualities of good and evil were constantly at war. Actor Does Good Job Princess Glory Uses 3 Voices Singer in Night Club i V'. 1 The telling of this story is helped immeasurably by the performance of Harry Baur as Grigoryi Efimovich Rasputin. The paradoxical qualities of the man are projected withamazing skill, and every transition is set forth as clearly mentally as it is physically. In the matter of make-up, this Rasputin is an arresting object, Just as his conduct provides a fascinating study.

There are other excellent characterizations. But somehow they never seem to get very far Into the foreground when pitted against the compelling acting of Baur, who, more than anyone else, makes Rasputin" what it Is. Scenarist Signed Bruce Manning, former newspa per man of New Orleans, now one of the screen's outstanding: writ ers, has Binned a new long-term contract with Universal. Warren William has Ixfn named an honorary member of the Amer ican Association Private De tectives because of his sleuthing on the screen. MOTION F1CTEKB ATTRACTIONS Eleanor Powell Recalls Her Timidity as Youngster HOLLYWOOD, Dec.

25 a Eleanor Powell, offering hern as exhibit thinks the best way to overcome shyness in the shrinla. ing violet type of child a to teach her dancing. Many rank Eleanor the ftUr.t best dancer of the feminine So she speaks with authority: "Self-consciousness is the ba.r!s. of feminine social misfits. The one way to cure this affliction la to make yourself dance.

Once a girl can forget herself enough to get out on a dance floor, she can the master of any social problem." The tail, dark and willowy Urp expert how her mother literally pushed her onto a dance floor. "It wasn't easy at first. I would go home almost sick with fright because I had to get ip in front of all those other children and dance. But suddenly I forgot tha others, forgot myself, knew onlj that dancing was fun and I love4 it." Test your vocabulary with crossword puzzle. th.

motion pirrrnr. attractions 1 Cinema Shows Rasputin Story Mystery About Monk Left Unfathomed By Len G. Shaw The mystery of the Russian monk who stood so close to the czarist throne in the last days of that dynasty is not cleared up appreciably by "Rasputin." "However, this does not detract from the interest exerted by the French film at the Cinema. There is no apparent attempt on the part of Alfred Neuman, the au thor, or Director Marcel L'Herbier to explain anything. They have contented themselves with holding up to view externals in the career of this strange lndt vidual without seeking to establish whether he possessed divine power or waa just a charlatan.

Portrait Is Presented The result Is a portrait of a man who professed to perform physical miracles, with a leering implication of methods that would hardly get by in Hollywood. It pictures a man who counseled sin in its broadest forms as making repentance easier; who caroused wildly while he ministered to the needy; who defied church dignitaries when they cried out against his inroads on their constituency, and who caused political bigwigs to stand by im potently while he dictated affairs of state and wormed himself into the good graces of the Czarina. When the end finally comes, with his murder by a young aristocrat, there are developments in connection with his violent demise that add uncertainty as to whether he waa FREE PARKING li provided st moil Co-operative Theatres, those marked with a 4 in the Neighbor- hood Movie Columni, and you'll find that this ith sv son i pictures yjj ever. Check ara hs best them and sea ior yourseir, CO-OPERATIVE THEATRES OF MICHIGAN, Inc. 11001 FOX aw JbuildingI.

MOTION NCTI'RR attractions i I v- 1 tamo tf -j i Wet i at New Vork'i celebrated Rudlo City Musio Hall it prelude to fame, hi. Iff 1 li I jlij it I IT clM. 1 i i 1 "'jj NrXSON EDDY ILONA MAS5SEY Folk songs and tender lyrics fall the way of Eddy and Miss Massey, who are co-starred in "Balalaika," coming to the United Artists. Watch lor her, co-starred with NELSON EDDY in M-G-M' BALALAIKA Today's Program at Your Favorite Theater Introduce Dance ill 'M ill BEX EC AXD ROOT They introduce a new Brazilian dance, "The Samba." Rated among the top dance teams of the country, Renee and Root display their artistry in the holiday floor show at the Club Royale, where Dean Murphy, mimic, appears again with more of his impersonations. her try again, she'd get out of the way of the teeth.

That put Schuster on the spot. If he let a lion put his star In the hospital, the head men might not like it. And if he didn't let her wrestle with the lion, with teeth, she wouldn't like it. He still was mulling the problem when we left. MOTION rtCTl'KK ATTKACTION8 llFCIlIlfSEiv BtGGESr BIG MEW YEARS EVE "I MIDNIGHT JOT SHOW! ff3 A Routine Whaonte Rtvut of Two Crtat 1H40 Hitt! Gayttyt Romance! t.

aught ert Surpriiei! Thrills Favan! ALL SEATS RESERVED t-5 On Sale Now ei Bex Office ii fmi III SPECIAL MIDIITE JOT SHOW IEW YEAR'S EVE MATS OM HsJIlT' I MOW IT TtCffl WOW Ot CHotci sum OlPeCI nil fini Hi til .1 i -nnmumr man vtamr mi ww saw TEMrtfYII f. nctr-a -n-. lot I IS 1 J1A AW 11 HWITf 0 viw 1 nuni ssaaWSslTHITHI sw. rfctu anwsiq wsssfti mow win mm jj I I i 1 11 Mv.vr Director Stars in Role of Lion But His Efforts Won't Be Seen in Film By Frederick C. Othman HOLLYWOOD, Dec.

25 (U.P.) Today we have Mr. Henry Spitz, the assistant motion-picture director, taking the part of a Hon with a splinter in its paw When we walked Into the center of darkest Africa on Universal Studio's back lot, a group of natives and a couple of intrepid explorers were holding Mr. Spitz on the ground with ropes and bamboo poles. Mr. Spitz growled and struggled.

He was playing angry, as would any other lion with a sliver of wood in his foot. Star Removes Splinter The struggle between Mr. Spitz and his captors continued until Miss Lola Lane, beautiful in riding breeches and a shirt waist, approached and with a shiny pair of pliers removed the splinter from Mr. Spitz? In production was "Rigadoon," a melodrama of the dark continent, and Mr. Spitz merely was functioning as usual.

Yesterday, in fact, he was an alligator. Mr. Spitz put a lot of oomph In his lionesque struggle, but, unfor tunately for the customers, his dramatics never will be seen on the screen. It Just Can't Be Done It obviously is impossible to pull splinters from real lions. The humane society would object.

'So would the lions. Yet it is neces sary to show the natives struggling with something which can't be seen, and which is presumably a lion. That explains Mr. Spitz' function. He provides the struggle, the splinter, and the lion il lusion, by remaining out of camera focus.

All this sounds like the whole picture may be a fake and we hasten to correct that impression. There are lions, tigers and leopards all over the back lot, with Mme. Olga Celeste, the ani mal trainer, and her assistants with revolvers on their hips to keep th -n under control. Yesterday Miss Lane was struggling with a real lion, three months old, and it sank its teeth into her shoulder. That ruined the take.

It didn't do Miss Lane any good either. Director Harold Schuster ordered Mme. Olga to produce a biteless lion today. She did. Toothless and Milk-Fed It was six weeks old, almost white, about the size of an alley cat, and toothless.

Mme. Olga fed it warmed milk from a bottle with a nipple on it. She said she thought Miss Lane could handle it all right without getting hurt. This made Miss Lane angry. She said she wasn't going to act with any milk-fed lion.

She said she wanted the real thing and she assured Schuster that if he'd let MOTION PICTl KK ATTRACTION'S Reserved Seals now for Detroit's Biggest New Yeir's Evi Midnight Frolic. Public Dancing on Our Giant Stage to Btny Kyle and his famous WXYZ Radio Orchestra. Surprlst Screes preview direct front Hollywood. Tickets now at Fox Box Office, ADAMS oano ciacus rasi 2 mis tow i a rrxn amahm LONDON IXmWdVdMS ISli tsIHUODi BORIS MBLO rw! HARRY BAUR AS P.IMCMA IASTCOLUMBIA VlllSal" WMlMrs (ops. FoO rotuM micss Om th Sum MAJOR BOWES' All STAR UNIT in rrnwi 10 ATS10 SPOOKS! MARY CARLiSlt MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR'S EVE Mickey Roonav D.

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1 1 1 IT A STlTOjWi'Kl 1 1 Provides One By James S. Pooler Scouting Mound the currf-nt movies, you usually can come up with some startling irs. Such as the fact that Princes Glory iji "Gulliver's Travels' has hot one bit three voices. Iter dpeaking voice wrts done by Lovey a Miami nipht-club singer, who also provided the physical proportions from which the screen figure was drawn. Jessica Dragonette provided Princess Glory's singing voice.

And Marjorie Hines, film comedienne whose voice doubles for Olive Oyl tn the "Pnpeye" cartoons, provided Glory's sobs. Speeded Cp SO ret. Voice manipulation has no little to do with Gabby, the town crier, stealing of the same full-length cartoon. In this case Pinto ColviR, Hollywood's Man of a Thousand spoke for Gabby. However, after the recordings were made they were speeded up SO per cent faster than he naa talked to give the screen character unearthly intensity and pitch.

It was quite a job synchronizing the movements of the cartoon figure's lips with this hopped-up dialog. Cartoons take us to that grand "Peace on Earth" cartoon, with Its satiric bite, at the United Artists. Herein the little animals inherit the earth after warring mankind has been blotted out. It is beautifully done, and you might like to know that, ignoring major pictures. Parent's Magazine gave the cartoon its national award for 1939.

Drinking-Bout Scene With all that bloodshed In "Tower of London," continuing its run at the Adams, we forget to mention one performance which should flag plenty of attention. That's Vincent Price in that grand scene where, unable to meet Basil Rathbone with sword, he engages In a wine bout with him. His laughter, when he thinks he has won, will drive the chills down your back, and more when Rath-bone, unvanquished, raises his head and you know Price is doomed. You actually feel sorry for the guy when they tuck him in a wine vat to drown. As evidence that Robert Cum-Jiiing8, who flashed into the public consciousness with that swell work with Deanna Durbin in "Three Smart Girls Grow Up," has become a busy actor indeed, you might look at the Fox screen.

He is an exceeding important character, with Sonja Henie in "Everything Happens at Night" and in "Charley McCarthy, Detective." Shirley Loses the Title For the first time in, lo, these many years, Shirley Temple has been replaced as the nation's leading box-office star. The annual poll of 12,273 movie exhibitors finds another juvenile In the No. 1 spot you've guessed it Mickey Rooney. Shirley, no longer as busy on the screen since she has begun to eprout up, has dropped to fifth place. Here is the order in which the theater exhibitors, who keep a firm eye on how the stars draw, rate the top 10 in pulling in the fans: 1 Mickey Rooney, 2 Tyrone Power.

3 Spencer Tracy. 4 Clark Gable. 5 Shirley Temple. 6 Bette Davis. 7 Alice Faye.

8 Errol Flynn. 9 James Cagney, 10 Sonja Henie. Right behind these leaders are Bing Crosby and Jane Withers. The presence of seven men and only three of the other sex on the list would indicate that maybe it is the womenfolk who decide what movies households are going to se. South Seas Draw Errol Flynn Back HOLLYWOOD, Dec.

25 Errol Flynn will return to the South Seas, where he made his film debut few years ago, to star for Warner Brothers in "Out of Gas," current story by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall. The adventurous star made his first film appearance in an Australian film called "In the Wake of the Bounty," which was filmed in New Guinea. He played Fletcher Christian, one of his ncstors. coincidence brought him to prominence in Hollywood at the same time Nord hoff and Hall became familiar screen names with their story of the Bounty and its men. "Out of Gas" is to follow "The Pea Hawk" on Flynn's schedule at Warner Brothers.

In Screen Debut Mary Anderson and Marilyn Merrick, recent discoveries, will play their first roles in "We Shall Meet Again." Merle Oberon, George Brent and Pat O'Brien head the cast When Does the Film Feature Start? VICHIOAN' "Oullivi-'s Travels." 11. 1 4S. 1" 44. -Stm of lr. Sills'." 3-C-J.

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Vi, I'i so4 10 SO to. i Sullivan HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 25 First all-talking picture aimed at the Christmas trade was "Christmas Cheer," a two-reel comedy starring four year old "Sunny Jim," and released In 1929. First newsreel, Pathe in 1910. The first moving picture feature was "Miss witl) Blanche Bayliss, William Courtenay and Ernest Hastings (Alexander Black was the author, scenario writer, director, cameraman and titler).

The picture was shown Oct. 9, in New York. The American public's first glimpse of color films was in New York on Dec. 11,1909. Th Urtt animal picture Wat a ont-minutm fare produced in 1907 by Biograph, titled "Wanted, a Dpg," in which the principal actor wat tupparted by a coif of 60 dog: The firtt talking picture that followed icreen technique wae "The Family Picnic," starring Harry Delf, and releated in 1928.

The fimt picture in which a real log cabin wai used wat "The Miner' Sweetheart," a one-reel drama in which Harry Myert made hie ecreen debut. Before that, log cabin were painted en the tcenery, The first movie filmed in Hollywood was "Her Indian Hero," directed by Milton Fahr-ney, with an all-star cast including Dorothy Davenport, Jack Conway, George Gebhardt and Russell Bassett. First person ever signed to a movie contract was James J. Corbett, the heavyweight champ. First speech ever heard from the screen by movie audiences was a short In which Will Hays introduced Vitaphone.

The first news-reel subject with sound was Lindbergh's take-oflf on his famous flight across the Atlantic. Jack Mulhall played the first dual role in talkies when he appeared as a policeman and a crook in "Pat and Mike'' and carried on a conversation with himself. The firtt movie centoriKip board the State Board of Centort created in Pennsylvania, on June 19, 1911. The board wnn't appointed until 1914, because the Legislature pulled a boner and neglected to make an appropriation. The first war propaganda picture shown in the United States was "The Battle Cry of Peace," made by J.

Stuart Blackton in 1915, with Norma Talmadge and Charles Richman. The first "jungle" film was made in 1909 by the Selig Co. It was "Big Came Hunting in Africa" and showed trained lions in a movie studio The picture was considered genuine even in Africa. AMIW.MF.NTS itmmitthfr whrre VOU will hav wnnrtt fun. Mfll your rtrvsition now for th Gala Hew Year Celebration DPI H'lOl (i CA PPR OINNKKS 1'LATK fISt ENTERTAINMENT i nnti im i rn I uun iriiLtcnthei HAMMOND ORGAN MUSIC BY THE FOUR V0CAL10NS Mtrry Making Jeattr i HOCK'S REDFORD INN OraM Hirer 7 Mile.

r4'r4 I44 Movie Scrapbook MARIE WILSON Having attained stardom, Marie is still much the mystery girl she was when she first attracted the attention of Holly-woodians with, her odd antics. Dumb? Well, some of them seemed to be, but they were part of a well-laid plan that eventually bore fruit. Marie "put on the dog" in the best movie manner until a very substantial grubstake was dissipated and the bank brought her back to earth with a notification that her account was overdrawn. She tried to get Work as an extra, without very much success. When she did she upset her associates with her fantastic conduct, such as copying the names from one autograph book into another so they would be in alphabetical order.

The turn in luck came the day Marie stalled her car in front of a neighbor's driveway. A man came out, helped her push the car to a near-by garage, and paid for the gas. He was Nick Grinde, film direc tor, who gave her a bit part in one of his pictures that led to her selection for the part of Suslo in "Boy Meets Girl. That skyrocketed her to stardom, after two years of dis couraging effort. Let Moon Mullins, Free Tress comic erase jour frown today.

STAGE ATTRACTIONS BROCK PtMBERTON ptt.tmt 7 "hw Ail-Am) titan Comtdy Hit GSOiDBVE CLARE BOO I Hf. CiikW ANTOINETTE PFRR.Y Opening New Year's Eve. THE MAN WHO KILLED fiVrT. LINCOLN Rftuta on thf Prlii Hotel hv PHILIP VAN DOREN STERN 8Jc S2.75ljl.l0- 85iAI. 55.

SIZZLING BURLESQUE "SUNNY" LOVETT SCURVY-No. 1 Srrewbsll AMISK.MKNTS 35SSSJB55B CHRISTMAS easfisjsseuerj I DINNER ij Srved Daily 4 I Diftertint 11 to 3 p. m. SEA FOOD GROTTO ftt BRAND ittvin AT enitVYOLO 811 Hill I 1 mU i III mL SIM W'i i i MOTION PICTl'RK ATTRACTIONS PALMS-STATE" Wondirard at fullzarirlh ContlnitOttt from 10'45 a. Dead End KKl In "ON DRESS PARADE." Plat Bob Hone and Paillette Gnddard in Jet A A THE CA AR PADV 2626 tMt Davljon 1 rn victor MrLsuen and Nan Cray.

"EX-CHAMT plei "IRISH LUCK" with Frankla Darra PICCADILLY Krnki'il near Lirmwts Dec. 26. open 6:15. Adm. 10e-2l a.

J. Parkr-P, Rrpan, "FLICHl AT MIDNIGHT." S. Sanders, "THE SAINT IN LONDON." Free Partial. rw Oisnerwara IP the ladiei. PI A7 11041 t.

Jcflmon 0oM) 6:00 Richard Arlon-Beaerly Roberti, "TROPIC FURY." Bolisd-Chal. Bapilrt PUNCH Thtl" Alica Faya snd Dan Amatha In "Hollywood fovalrariV' RADIO CITY" -WiMKlward near Nine-alilr Bfled Cant, from 1:30 10r-25a Carala Lambard-Cary Grant. "IN NAME ONIY" "WHAT A LIFE" with Jackla RAMONA- I (iratlol ai.il lill-Mile Biiad Doori anen 1 :45 s. 25t till a a. Edward G.

Bohlnios In "BLACKMAIL." Cary Grant and Carola Lombard In "IN NAME ONLY." REDFORD- -BA. Wl Free Burkina. Carola lontbard- Cary Grant, "IN NAME ONLY." "TORCHY PLAYS WITH DYNAMITE," Jana Wymen. REGENT -VTilwlaard at (Irand Bird. Doori Open at 6:45 p.

m. Edward G. Roblmon In "BLACKMAIL" TORCHY PLAYS WITH DYNAMITE" with lane Wvman and Allen Jenkint. RIAI Til Cratfot at Mt. KllJutt.

Free Parkin! niHLIU Occn 6-45 p. Fre Perkini Graene B. Dix. "HERE I AN A STRANGER "MR. MOTO TAKES A VACATION." Pelar Lorri.

RIO" Hrst Vrriior Hay. f'cnlral. Park Prre -st 12 Neon to Midniaht. Norma Shearar- Roiallnd Banell.J. Crawfnril, "THE WOMEN." "HERE I AM A STRANGER," Richard 6reine.

RIVIEfiA- Rim and Jiy Rimd Ooen at 12:15 Children 10c. Mlrhey Rooney In "BABES IN ARMS." I. Falrbanki, In "RULERS OF THE SEA Walt Dimay'i. "THE THREE LITTLE PIGS," RIVOLA" I'adtllM at F.l Forent if Onan 6-45 a. m.

Tyrone Power. Myrna loy In "THE RAINS CAME." Rotert Cemminii.Glorla Jean. JJHE UNOEB-PUP ROOSEVEIT- llrallot Arr. at Hay. Park fur Open 5:45.

M. Roonry-J. Gerlaod, "Basra, is asaec. "on nnn Mrs a YEAR R. Scotl-M, as la.

Gal here belora 6:30. and iae lOe DHCCnAI 115'J'I Wnorlnerd at nUJCUALC "The Old Maid" at -41 "Fane Fealhen" In Trehnrralor at 8:40. Special Matlnaa at 1:45. E. Flynn.

"The Adientarei 0' Robin Hood." Cartoon Show R0XY-H Woodward near Trmnlo. Park Fr Baen 24 Haan A. Faya-D. Amrrhe, "HOLLYWOOO CAVAUAOE "CALL A MESSENGER," 'Dead End Kldi ROYAL Marx Brotheri In "THE MARX BROS. AT THE CIRCUS" sine Heliey-Edward G.

Roblmon In "BLACKMAIL." SENATE- A. Faye D. "BL 6424 Mlrhlaan Awrnio it Attend oar Daily Mitlnee! A. Faye-D. Ameehe.

"HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE. "BLACKMAIL." Edward G. Roblmon. STRAND'0 Rnulinl t(si "MERE I Grand Rlior at 14th. HA.

83X2 Ooen 1:15 s. m. Norma Shearef- Botallnd tpilrll-loan Crawford, "THE W0MF "HERE I AM A STRANGER, Richard Gmw STRATFORD" 4 "5 1 W'fst Vernor Norma Shearer-R Banell, "Thi WOMEN TOWER- Armitmrti- WOMEN" "HERE I AM STRANGER." Richer Greene. MATINEE TOMORROW' 12X13 tlrind River at Movers Ooen 6:45 a. Park Free.

Norma Shearrr.Joon Crawford. "THE WOMEN." Sober Armitrnns Mary Carllila, "CALL A MESSENGER TRENTON" Mirh. Boon 6:30 a. m. Cary Grant-V.

Mclailrn in "GUNGA DIN" pl' Jonoi Family In "OUICK Jon TUXEDO- llamlltnn at Tuxedo St Barn 6-45 Don Amrrhe. sjllire Faya, "HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE. 4wrd G. Roblmirn IlillTCn AOTICT? Unlltl) An 1 10 i a Cntlonopi from Mickey Roanev and the Hardy Family Is "JUDGE HARDY AND SON" with lawll Stone snd Cecilia Parker! UPTOWN" 14407 Mock AM. Park Free Open 6:15 s.

m. C. lembard-C. Gram 'IN NAME ONLY." Little Toaah Geyi-M. Cerlliie Is "CALL A MESSENGER." Cartoon.

varsih- Llrornnh at Bit. Prl "re MATINEE TODAY, Onen 12 41 P.m. Carola Lombard and Cary Grant "IN NAMF ONLY Pla( "TORCHY PLAYS WITH DYH AM ITF Evtra On Staaa ChrlitmrlJtlP'die VnllC Hsumr at Harrard iUUUl contlnaoae from 1 00 Carole lomberd. Car Great. Kay fraorli "IN NAME ONLY'' sl P-harlae Uaokloa ana Maarern B'Hara tn "JAMAICA INN WARFIEI.D- Fernsanrrh Open all aiaht.

DIRK SANOS." Wall.re Ford-Peal Bear." "THESE GLAMOUR GIRLS." Lew Avrr' WASHINGTON" -Rnval nk, Mih Matinee 1 30 faaaa. "DRUMS AinpJC THF MOHW FIVE IITT1E PEPPERS." Edjth Fellowi. WESTOWN" Vfrommp et Park Span 45 C. loenbord-C. Sranf.

"IN NAME asssk Geya-M. CarlMa. "CALL A MESSENGER WHITTIER-' wr'mw Tyrone Powar.Mvrna lay b'aINS "CHICKEN WAGON Cl.meoti.lana Danror la "FOUR FEATHERS Bias STANLEY ANDtlVINGSTJlNE.pentefTrarv WYANDOnE-'-Tjo. "LOST S0U4DR0N" with Blcnard Oil "COVERED TRAILER AJIilariaai Comeay; "FLICHT AT MIDNISHT." I Dere EVERYJJIJNG S4N irl VrlllO -F-e---! M-JM -c'r. PT.

1 1cf I UUn Yo Fw-R-ei 'a "TWf SPINS P'arr UNDER Gloria lean-Robert MOTION riCTI'RB attractions rinuiltl 9050 Joa. ramnau rflnllUlil Ooan 12:30 Noon. Norma Sar. Joan Crawlord-Rwallnd Banall, "THE WOMEN' "WAY DOWN SOUTH" with Bobby Brarn FFUk'FI I FwMl. at Dfirler rtPIMLLL Adm.

20t-10. Chariot Boyar-lnna Banna. "LOVE AFFAIR." Rramald Own-Ann Rathtrfard, "CHRISTMAS CAR0L FERNDALE" -Wrwhrard at Slna-Slllr Bond and Myrna Loy. "1HE BAINS CAME." "IAST A 1 0U8," Ann Sstssra.ffBSiltst Tsss riijr adto Wnod-aard at Wataon. rark f'rua it nnCAnlO Open All Might, loratta Yoani and Don Amitha In "RAMONA" Rial Drlorai Drl Rla-Gma Raymond In "FLYI.IG DOWN TO RIO" CICUCD nd Bird, and Smwd rionCn Mcky Rnne, In "BABES IN ARMS" D.

Falrbanki. Jr. in "RULERS OF THE SEA plat Walt Dimay'i "THREE LITTLE PIGS" New Year'i Era Seat! Now nSala CI Jlillilfin Uratlit and 7-Mlla Kd. PI. ir rLAMiriUU Tyrona Power and Myrna lay In "THE RAINS CAME" alal Gloria Jran and RobrtCmmlnaa la "THE UNOER-PUP" env JOYOUS YULE SHOW lUA Sona Nonla-Ray Mllland-Robt.

Cammlnga In "EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT" Fdaar Brraen and Charlat McCarthy in CHARLIE, MiCARlHY. OttECTIVrj FRONTENAC" llariwr anil f'rofitrnai! LadiM' Day. Borlt Kartaff Is "THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG." "GIRL AND THE GAMBLER." Laa Carrilla-TIm Nail Rl ARF Rtr sial Truiiilwll ULUDC shrrldan and PI'k Pirnall IB "NAUGHTY BUT NICE" slot Knny Biker IR Gllbart Sollli.n'l "THE MIKADO A IJ A fl A Waal Warran and Jnnn lim OnflrlflUfl nM. jo. Norma Shenrsr and Joas crawtord In the women" al tammy is BANGtR FLllini GRANDE" 8H2f W.

Jrtrrwm. VI. 1-124T Matinee 1 12 s. Dlthei (o ladlai Cary Grant-Vlitor McLaalen In "CUNGA DIN" Iwalitreai-Bark Janet CRFATI li'Ce lf3n Od. Blrrr.

Park Krea bHtAI LflNtJ 1:,0 t. 4:30 R. Edward G. Roblmon In "BLACKMAIL." "TOUCHY PLAYS WITH DYNAMITE," Jana Wvman HARMONY- Mark at 81. Jran A TREASURE" Sllierwara fa Lln' Claris Jean In "THE UNOER-PUP" pie.

Balah Richardtan In "FOUR FEATHERS UARPFR Marrrr al UVawiwd. Park firt If nnrcn ane. Dan Am.ha In "HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE." little Toeak Gen and Mary Carllila. "CALL MESSENGER HIGHLAND PARK- 1.1S41 Hulird Aa. Obrn 9 a.Rl.

till 3 Richard Arlen la "TROPIC FURY." "BEHIND PRISON GATES," B'lan Hosiery. Free IiKko for lilw HOLLYWOOD" 4ITn Yiiit Port. Park Prra Bnra 01:30 to Mldniabt. Pretton Faitrr In MEN A YEAR Mary Carllila andjoa E. Brawn In "BEWARE, SPOOKS" UfillC "nius Htrart" numc SlJh ahtM, Mlki Is "CHARLIE CHAN IN RtNO" lloi "NIGHT WORK," Mary Salami snd Charlet Ruilea IRIS" 1 4 Kast (Iranil Bird.

laekla Conner and Fraddla Rarthnlnfflew In "TWO BRIGHT BOYS" olet Bobcrt Kent and Helen Maeb In "CALLING ALL MARINES" IRVIUR SL1220 Prnkfll Arenne REdlord 231B Madelalna Carroll In "HONEYMOON IN BALI" Rial "ISLANO OF L0STMEr; VDIUCP SHI Mkhlaalt A MIMITlCn oB Lao Carrllls In "GIRL AND THE GAMBLER" Slat "TORCHY PLAYS WITH DYNAMITE," J. Wyman LAKEW90D If. 'i E. JrtTcrMm. I.E.

ir at. Sidney Otwn 6:30 p. Toler In "CHARLIF CHAN IN RENO." RrainaM Owes, "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." Cower I wrst LANbAOltK Sheerer-R 1. Crawlord. "THE WOMEN TWO BRIGHT BOYS," Jackie Connor LASKY Jur.

Park Pr it Norma Sh.arar-R Raaaall- Joan Crawlord. "THF WOMIN "TWO BRIGHT BOYS" with Jertia f.nnrr. LINCOLN PARK- Fnrt Pt. and O'Cwmnr a Par Fro r. tnmhard C.

Grant-Key Frantli. "IN NAME SNlV." "TWO BRIGHT BOYS." Jackla Cooirar LI WO 00 "MB MOTO TAKES A VACATION" slat "NIGHT WORK." with C. Bmlee-Mary Boland. I IMP -Mirhlsan at Ca. Om' All LUUr taan 24 Hari Bobt.

Krnt-Helrn Mack. "CALLING All MARINES." "NIGHT Mary Boland-Cbal. Riialat. MADISON- W'O'idaard al Crawl flrrm Perk 20etill-OOa 25t tharaafttr. First nooalar prlefd Detroit Shnwlni "HITLER, BEAST OF BFRLIN le l.

Schnoila' Oaranla In "FORBIDDEN MUSIC MARTHA WASHINGTON-' VoST Gloria Iran-Rnbrrl Commlnai, "THE UNOER-PIIP" "HERE I AM A STRANGI rrrna llYIJC Marl A-. al BaMwin niHAint C4f tk, Stanwlck-William Hola.a, "GOIOFN BOY "THE UNOER-PtlP." Gloria Jean-Robert Cemmlnft MAYFAIR" Pc-r ParVi'iB if Barn all Nioht. Richard Greene. "HERE I AM A STRam.lS." "NIGHT Mary B'lend r.hai BoaSl'V oM li-nr rt M'. Pecemnont'e Fall leth faaleca Mlrarla "GULLIVtRS TMyftS' tn Trchniceler.

slai "THE SECRET eF OR. KILDARE" M1DWAY" K15 scha'for H. Prra Parklm Norms Shearer and Rami! I. Crawford. "THE WOMEN I AM STRANGER." Richard Greene NORTOWN- T-MiBJajt Van FKka.

Park Proa Ooen s. m. Baloh Biehardn la "FOUR FEATMf RS" f.lorl. Jean-Robert Camminn. "THE UNOER-PUP" NORWEST- Gd.

Ruer and Prk Frra Mat. 2 to 5 aa. aht B- Betta Darli. Miriam Ho.kiot. Graraa Brent in "THE OLD MID." Plei "CHARLIE CHAN IN RENO." N9RW000" I 65.11 Wmytwertl.

Open All Nishl ir Yw-oaa Pnww and Myrna loy la "THE top ORIOLE THE RAINS a am L- Avrn and Anita laslar in "THEE Gl AMnilBGI RLS" at PHile.ldrie 4'4ney and Rl.erfW fcrtrj IS rm.LiE in pin "CAUING AIL MRIES with Werrr. Hiw ADAMS' -Grand Clmm Park CentlntMi frees s. si. Mikyn Doiilai Jnn lltndtll la "THE AMAZING MR. WILLIAMS'' aln Basil Hattisoni In "TOWH OF LONDON'' ALGER -East WsiTfn and Oiitrr Hrfte Matlntl TaSav 2:00 tn 51 a Btt Davit and Georaa Brrnt In "THE OLD MAID" at 4:10 and 9fl0 Slai "FOUd FEATHERS" at 2:15, 6:45 and 10.35 ALHAMBRA" TV((lnl Ara.

R.A. it Cont. from 1:45 a. n. Rark Frta Edward 6.

Rnblnion In "BLACKMAIL" tlai lani WjaianJnTO CM.THY ITHDYS AM I TE" II nil 15001 Charlnoll Ara. Til. J-2H1B it HLUmrt and Jam Dipru In "FOUR FEATHERS." Gloria laan and Rabin Cmmlrw Is "THE MrTIDHOOHUUn tml, Cary Srast "IN NAME ONLY" alii iana Wlllttrs and Ln CarrHIa Is "CHICKEN WAGON FAMILY" ANNEX" -Grand Rtwr arid Joy Rnart Ooeri Barn at 12:15 "JAMAICA INN" with CIlarKi Layohl.n, fill "TBRCHY fLAYS WITH DYNAMITE" ilk Jana Wywan-AlUn Jrnlilni-Tom Kannasr iJUC'--C'nd Bl' and Jny IIimuI HrtntA SMCia, Hrw aainlfht STAGE AND SCREEN SHOW. 5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE. SWING BAND RLUS TWO OUTSTANDING FEATURES.

ASTOR- 8852 Tirlflh 8trwt Frrd MarMnrrav and Madrlalna Carrall In "HONEYMODN IN BALI slut Uw rl and Tom Brown. "THESE CLAMOUR 8IRIS" AVALON- -Litiwnod at DaT)snn Carv flrant aRd Carftla Lamaard "IN NAME ONLY" rim Tha LHII. TnoaTi Cnyt and Mary Carllsla In "CALL A MESSENGER" RPAPHM Grand Blwr at tb Bird. and Dia fowall In "NAUGHTY BUT NICE SlSiJ'THE ISLAND OF LOST MEN" RCnnai- -Grand Rltcr at the Blvd. GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW.

COME AS LATE AS 10 P. M. SEE 4 BIG FEATURES Boa Ollita Own 'Till 12:30 a. sr RFFruwnnn wsirWi-iiasriwso'" DCCllllffUUU sj.rii.na Sta.wyra and William Hold-tl Is "GOLDEN BOY" all! Botrrt Kant and HrltB Milk I. "CALLING ALL MARINES" r- "THE MUMMY" witti Snrh Karlalt al tals jLsawl RFVFRI C.rnnd Rli'rr at Oiklnan." BA.

dais jr DLf LflLI Cnnt, 125. 20t Billiard Grannt, "HERE I AM A STRANGER" "CHARLIE CHAN IN RENO." Slenay Tnlv BIRMINGHAM Mother" JO 50 "Sra" at 00 miTinat loaay; oosslai Fatrftanhi. In "RULERS OF THE SEA" aim Ginifr finarra and Dayid Nlwn In "BACHELOR MOTHER RnnTU S- Jrlfenmn st Walmirks. UUUin 6.15 rlrl fm Uut Basaln-Mary Bnland In "NIGHT WORK." Anna ay wont IN ISLAND OF LOST MEN" BOULEVARD" Uratlnt al K. (iraMI Klid.

Rnrn fi-45 a AklM Ynnlrnff In "THE MAGNIFICENT FRAUD" slat KatHirln. Hlpkyra and Ginair Room In "STAGE 000R" BROADWAY-CAPITOL I'nVVo. Mlchav Bnoney and Jadv Garland In BABES IN ARMS" glut 0. Fairkinks, Is 'RULERS OF THE SEArAlio "Tna dm Hornat MARX BROS. AT THE CIRCUS" with Mr Brat.

Edith Fallowl.C. Kolt, "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS" Wr1 Vrrnnf. Park Frr Daan 1m 1 1 VI Morrl-laillla Ball In "FIVE CAME BACK" "ROOK IE Jslt-V. Wlidlar plf lilt! Davfaon at -Milf. TO.

-03S0 UHOI1U BjMig jn. Nw Mlrraahania Snd' Car Granl-Vittor MiLaalan In "GtlNGA DIN" "TROPIC FURY with Richard Arltn PClTCOWi)lrd Vrtiml.t.rd Park rrra ULnitll 9wl 5H0W JONITF! Snrnrjr Trary In "DANTF INFERNO" (lai "ROSE MARIE." Isanatta MaaDonald-Nrlian Eddy CENTURY" ltth and tiranit Blvd. Park rrr Norma JiKia P.rawlMrf and Ratallnd Botll In "THE WOM FN" alia "HERE I AM STRANGER. Rllhardjrna so, ,1,1 6 Miekev Rnnney and Jady Garland In "BABES IN ARMS" slai Doaalai Fnvbankt, is "RULERS OF THE SEA" PIRPI w- M- 0R UIIIULL. Srrt) rt Cary Grant-Victor Mclaalan ft) "GtlNGA OIN" "CALL A MESSENGER" with Diad tud Kidl Pfll ftllV IS: Mark.

Frae fartlni UULUni Osm :15 s- Frao Sllwrwara! Ana Sotkarn-F. Tana. "FAST AND FURIOUS" "TROPIC FURY" with Richard Arltn CRYSTAL- -Mtttif-an at 31st Strrrt Continaoai from 2 Noaa. H4v tamarr and Roaart Taylor. "LADY OF THE TROPICS" RACKETEERS OF THE RANGE." Graraa 0 R'las DAWN- tV2 r.rattnt A.

at Irfwnms Ann Skarlaan-Dlak Pmnll la "NAUGHTY BUT NICE." Krnny Bakar in Gilaarl and MIKADO 'JJhnan laSvl Ktl TUC Ma'k al Hlromn. Fr rarVini dr UtL-int ,55 Half la "HinnfN POWER" ala Wvmia Is "TORCHV PLAYS WITH DYNAMITE DELUXE- Krrh.al Arai P.rt Prw Oaas ft 30 s. St. Richard Graraa and Richard On. "HERE I AM A STRANG! "CHARLIE CHAN IN RENO." Sldnay Tolar nFYTCR ftrVtar Bird, at Burllneaine UtAICn Charlat BaatHH and Manr Bolaml In "NIGHT WORK all' Bob Barn is "OUB J.EA0ING JITIZEN Shaatt CAfT CUfl 11S10 B.

Jaffrrsoii. LE. 5K1S LMOI tnU mm aa. ladln' Dlih Nlfa! Bthbv Brrrn-Sally Blana. "WAY DOWN SOUTH" "CALLING ALL MARINES." Bobirt Kant knu i ii ii Cantlaaaat Daitv fram 130.

Carala lambard-Cary Grant "IN NtME ONLY." "CALL MESSENGER," Mary Carliilo-llttla Taa(h Gaya FCniMRF-s- B'atcn-Tris COVUint aj j.s.M-Warraa William In "IADY FOR A Day." lahn Bammaaa f.r.1. lamsard. "TWENTIETH CENTURY Partra FAMILY- l'-J'n Iwl 11-wa Bla Barla aad traa Bwat "THE RID MAID t'ward s-lms and litl htury Is SLACRVAIL" I.