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THE DETROIT FREE PRESSSATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1841 -Motion Pictures. Seventh Week at Wilson 'Eve' Brings Lawks LeBdron Adds Ttvo Musicians to His Band Lillian Gish Warns of Film Propaganda to Michigan Screen Vr Second Week 1 4 km i PACLETTE GODDARD Love comes into the life of the little barber in Tomania, despite the tyranny of dictatorship. This is one of the scenes from "The tasia," now at the Wilson in its seventh week, where he enacts the fable to Dukas' famous music. This famous character needs no introduction to filmgoers anywhere. Here he is as the Sorcerer's Apprentice, in "Fan Today's Program at Your Favorite Theater THEATERS MARKED WITH A ARE CO-OPERATIVE THEATERS 'Buck Privates' Tops Fox Comedy Bill BY FRANK Frre Preaa Motion IF THIS week's major feature at the Fox, "Buck Privates" can lie considered any criterion, a draftee's life is just a jitterbug paradise, where comedians enliven the humdrum work at camp, and hostesses break in to the routine to pep up the boys with patriotic songs and boogie-woogie, strictly eight-to-the-bar.

at Palms-State -irlj i CHARLIE CHAPLIN Great Dictator" now in its sec-end week at the Palms-State and its fourth in Detroit. P. GILL Picture Editor the bucolic hasn't aided her In her climb back to favor, works hard to achieve little. One noteworthy performance, however, is given by a lesser member of the cast, S. Z.

Sakall, a Hungarian actor new to Holly-, wood (he appeared in the Deanna Durbin picture "It's a who lifts the entire film and carries it when he is before the cameras. As Paul, Aherne's valet, he produces a comedy performance worthy of high praise. Nils Asther, who is making a comeback, makes a very brief appearance, Bobby Jones Returns as Palm Beach M.C. Back by popular request, Bobby Jones resumes his post as master of ceremonies at the Palm Beach Cafe this week, where he will be welcomed by the many friends he made during his previous stay of many weeks. LeRoy and Sharp head the new acts with their family of four dummies, which they use singly and in groups for their comedy ventriloquism.

Ming is an Oriental mystifier who does smooth disappearance tricks with silk scarves, steel hoops and similar objects. The three Del Gray Girls are held over for more of their rapid-fire tap steps and the music is by Don Pablo's orchestra, with Monnie Drake to sing the lyrics. Leonard Lyons takes you behind the Manhattan scene brings you up-to-the-minute news and gossip of what's happening. Fol Ioat his column every day. WALT OlSNIY't Ith STOKOWSKI Twin Billy 30 8 JO ChllftM IS HIM all tiM Tlck.li Alia at Grlnnall'i WILSON 350 Marliwn I CHwry 2110 -4 I k.

"IT 'ICi 1 inn T---iir 'The Lady Eve" Is So generously enuuwea are snapea into superl uve Bmarincss. Plays Fair Cardsharo Miss Stanwyck plays an attrae uve card sharp who with her father snd a male accomplice is working a boat homeward bound from South America, that picks up a wealthy and diffident amateur snake expert fresh from the Amazon jungles, in the person of onaa. The manner in which he falls for the designing temptress, and is disillusioned, while the woman who first regarded him as just another victim, then learns to love him, treads a troubled romantic trail must be seen to be fully ap-predated. The unmasking is Inevitable. The bitter parting, although a stock movie trick, is worked out cleverly.

If the reconciliation seems a mi rar-retched it can easily be overlooked in remem' brance of the sparkling dialog war, constantly leavens the spirited action, the revenge Miss Stan wyck gets when she masquerades as an English noblewoman, and the manner in which Fonda stumbles his slapstick way through the airy narrative. It discloses a tie-liciously ponderous and vastly re- sultful comic facet on his part hitherto unsuspected in this quarter. Miss Stanwyck lends grace and charm and histrionic distinction to her role of the temptress, in which the necessary viciousness always maks finer feminine qualities. Tough Boy Reforms Charles Coburn revels in the fat part of the lovable cardsharp father, with Eric Blore as his confederate. William Demarcst is Fonda's tough bodyguard, and Eugene Pallette comes into his own as Fonda's ale brewing father.

In "The Penalty," second feature, Edwin Arnold plays "Stuff" Nelson, a murderous big-time bank robber, with G-men always hot on his heels. His devotion to his young son, "Roosty," comes dangerously near to being his undoing on several occasions, but the boy, worshipful of his father, always manages his escape. However, when "Stuff" shows up at a farm where "Roosty" has been paroled from a reformatory, and brutally shoots down the old grandfather who battles in his behalf, "Roosty," reformed through the kindness of his benefactors, decides to stay on, as G-men get Nelson. Eugene Reynolds, who used to set in Detroit before going to Hollywood, conies off with plenty of credit as "Roosty," the potential gangster whose reformation is brought about credibly, with Lionel Barrymore as the kindly grandfather, Robert Sterling as the fanner, and Marsha Hunt as his schoolteacher sweetheart. Arnold is, of course, his smooth, ruthless self.

Barrymore does excellently in his corner, and Emma Dunn supplies a softening influence satisfactorily. Avenue Star LLOMA THIKSION This burlesque star is heading the new show which opens Friday at the Avenue Theater. Riviera Sets Songfest for Saturday Bill The Riviera Theatre's visual broadcast on the stage Saturday from 1 to 1:30 p. m. will take the form this week of a Songfest with the audience joining in singing the "Song of the Week." The stage show presents Prudy and Bill with child entertainers from ages of four to 12 years who compete in prior auditions before appearing on the program.

ABBOniCOSTIUO ANDREWS SISTERS IW UFFS la AHiRNE FRANCIS Lt ShowTonile, 10:25 p. 51 15! ff I Si 1 I prrrirrjiri Spring feer has struck so forcibly in Eddie LeBaron's orchestra at the Book Cadillac Casino that Eddie announces a simultaneous change in personnel, in instrumentation, attire and in songs. Frank who for seven years played first trumpet for Guy Lom-bardo, is LeBaron's new trumpet player and will also sing ballads, as he has sung on many national radio broadcasts. Addition of a second piano with Irving Priesler at the keyboard will effect a fuller instrumentation, as the piano will replace an accordion. As to the new Easter outfits for his boys, LeBaron refuses to divulge details, says they are to be a surprise.

Nonsense and Rhythm Featured at Verne's Nonsense is set to rhythm by Nichols and Haley in their comedy dancing at Verne's Cafe this week, as they unlimber in rubber-leg routines and burlesque hill-billy and other figures of fun. BCnrnon Grind Itlier at Tark Tr nturunu Saturday matinee BIG CARTOON PARTY ONE FULL HOUR OF CARTOONS (III TWO REilFnQn rniS KI.er at Laiivr. fark Free ntUrUnU Mai. 1:30. 111.

Start-Hy limarr "COME LIVE WITH ME" (111 "HIGH SIERRA" Humphrey Bnyart and ICa Lanlita. LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS 10 P. M. BfRCUT Woodurd At (irind Bltd. TH 1-UH FltOCni Ttday 4 anl 9:20 5 Altl FrnlliilMtl Vaitnlllt.

Swln Bind 2 Ftataras Cklldraa Sit atatlntl ail) Fim lot Cemlt BhLi. BrPCUT Woodiiiro at Grand Slid. TH. S-6B ilCUCn I Stan Show Tnday. A Gerfttu Cktst Gen Tt Tean "THE INVISIBLE WOMAN" V.

Brita-J. Barryntra-I. Ntintrd, Haaaltni Cmldy Beyd la "DOOMED CARAVAN." Mil. Only. Frn 10e Boahl RHUil Jratlit Ml.

KlllolL rukfrea niALIU 1:45 Manpkriy ioiart and Ida laplnt In "HIGH SIERRA" (III "liO WEST" Mill Slltntri Oin West Vernor Hy it Central. Park Pr 1c nlu 12 Neon to Nidnlaht. Inter Rngari-Dinnla Morun In "KITTY FOYLE" (lai "TALL, OARK AND HANDSOME" ltH Cam Aaiwt RIUICD A (irnl Hirer and loy Road nil icnA i ijo (. ON STAGE IN PERSON PRUOY ANO ROB'S SONGFEST AND RADII SHOW (Itl 1WB OUTSTANDING FEATURES. RIVIERA Grand Riser and Joy Koad Rnkirt Yoanp md Vlrpimi Gumma in "WESTERN UNION" dai Ana Sothtra la "MAISIE WAS A LAOY" with Low Ayrol RIVOLA LiJlUac (1 East Forest.

i'L tii.A HOW ADULTS 20l RIVOLA C'aiUUac it East t'orett. I'L. dr Open 12:45. 15a tl aflar t. Errtl Flynn in "SANTA FE TRAIL" (111 "MOON OVER BURMA" Dorothy Lamoar-Rolt.

Pnston RK (1 IIPTnUM 8 Mill md Vt'omhard Pt, Ui UrlUnrl Bokert Ytan(-Vlr(lnll Gllmeri "WESTERN UNIBN" (lai Ann Neaelt and Biakard Ht NANETTE" RMKFVFI Orilint An. at My. Parkrrt. dr nUUOCTCLI Dunn Open Ttd.y it 1. PL.

5732 "WESTERN UNION" with Bottrt Yoant (Itl Ann Sltherl and liw Ayrn la "MAISIE WAS A LAOY." Git hero kotoro 6 and sart lOe! RnQPnAI 11320 Viond.ard. TO. 0123 nUOLUALL T(l, dn "FUN FOR A SUM" S15 In CASH PRIZES tKiddlll Oilil (las Cartoon. "GREEN HORNET' irlaljniwtHitJIttraetioni RflFIIAI H520 Woodaard. Til.

nUOtUALt (Pra i tJ Adalli 20. IH "DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK" with Hinry Fonda-Claadltto Ctltert (III Walt Pidiltn la "SKY MURDER" and Cirloen ROXY Woodward dear Temple, park Krea -dr Oten 24 Hoari. "THE VILLAIN STILL PURSUED HER" Harkert-A. Le.lie. "WYOMING WILOCAT" with Ota (Red) Barry pnyil Heten Mile and Mrjm goad.

I N. nUIMl. (ark Free! Boon 12:30 Lltt Show 10 25 lint Grty'i "WESTERN UNION" in iition color! R. Voan-B. Scott (las "MAISIE WAS A LAOY" ith Ann Solium ana Ltw Ayres.

33e til I Ql. ROYAL OAK Ere. Parkin. ay TODAY'! MATINEE ONLY BIG CARTOON ONE FULL HOUR OF CARTOONS PLUSI W0 FEAIURE4.U RflYil (UK Freerarklnj nUIALUA franthat "yoAIL OF THE VIGILANTES" (lai "SOUTH OF SUEl" With Gloria drint ant dnnda Marshall. LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT 10 P.

M. ACHATE i24 OLIsAIC cant. Iron 12.45. Hemahrev Booart Id! LtDlni in "HIGH SIERRA" aha "COME LIVE WIIH ME" with Jn Stewart-Hldy limarr. "BRING 'EM BACK." MIDNIGHT SHOW! CTRAkin "KI'W 1 TY.

0 1 nAllU cent. Iriai 1 45. Aead.my Award winner GlnpiT Rirs is "KITTY FOVLE" (In "GO WEST" with thi Mark Brotheri STRATFORD Mark. Bros, la "60 WEST" das "THE IHVISI. BLE WOMAN' John 8rrynitre-Vti(inli Brew fnWFR s'iHn Bl'etll Sleyetl- IDIItn Open at 1:15 (at.

Park Frn. HO 4650 "KITTY FOYLE" Ginaer Koaeri-Dennis Moroal. I 8 1 impnray Botwt -1 da I apt no (iuU irwmerly Orehetlra llalil S701 Wnodnard I linn (an 12 30 Ol Stita la Parsei Illlll Fttihlt Hiadlnl if Shi. AIM Bm Crtihy In "ANYTHING GOES" tlx All Star Cast Ia "BOLOO" TRFUTfllll Trenton, Micb. incniUn an IJO.

Aditta 20.1 Ata.imy Award Winner, "KITTY FOYLE" with (inter Rotors list "TALL, DARK AND HAND- SOM Jil I Cisir Boiaeri, BIG 0 WlS HOW! TIIYFI1 fl Bannlton at Tuxedo. TO. dr IUALUU Ooors Open 1:15. Show Starts 1:30 Himohrsy loaart and Ida Leplnt la "HIGH SIERRA" (lis Hedy Lainarr and Janet Sir. art In "COME LIVE WITH ME" UNITED r.rlt Mitkey Roomy, Uwit Stem "ANDY HARDY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY" (In "THE WILD MAN OF BORNEO" with FrinkJlorin ipfnWU 14407 Wirt Alt.

Free df UF I II IT (HO 12:45 TU. 2-0f86 Idl Hunphray Boirt In "HIGH SIERRA" (III 111. Stewart-Hidy lamarr "COME LIVE WITH ME." Color Ctrttai and News. Midnloht Show! VABITV l.Hnol. at MrM Irtflsll I I SATURDAY MA Mehnis M.

Psrk Fre I1TINFE ONLY "THE TEXANS" with a. sutt "high sirttA Serial Carteaa. Free' Cemle Ban! I It all Childrea Hole: "Cant Hit With Mi" nit ahtwn it Mat 11 DC ITV Lismwis tt Hd. l'ark Fret Anjl I I (. 13:45.

iit, How 10. Atldenv Wmntr Jaain Stiwart-Hedy Lamarr "COME LIVE WIIH ME" (tat "HIGH SIERRA" H. (oearl. Neti: Ctntt liet With Ma ht ihewa at itallna. VOGUE- Harper al Hirrarfl.

Free Parkuif MATINEE ONLY Hooalmt Culldy In lint Grey's "SILVER ON THE SALE" "HIGH SIERRA" with Hmphrty Ioiart and Stan Show. "Coma Lltt with Ma" Net SKowi Mat. VOGUE HOW! HOW! IN BUR STAGE IN PIRSOI "SPRING VARIETIES' VOGUE" -Flariier ai Hinard Free J'rkjn( Giant Owl Show 10:15. Pet. las Stiwert Lamarr "COME LIVE WITH ME" is "HIGH STEHRA" 111 LlPlol-Htminrey Otert, Hiee Stapa Show! "Com Lire" art shown at net.

WARFIFI iTAnriLLU Mat. 1 Beta All i.wl. "NICItT TRAIN hit Herrinttei-MariarH LaHwiod (HP "KEEPING COMPANV" with Frank Moran ok.m'h. a Hot. in linuilinuiwil Cont.

trim 1 GHOST BREAKERS" lln "RIDE. KELLY. RiOE" with Eeeene Pallette. Disney a "Nlltew Dark Merrh tt Sua, theJIoa-Belliaaftiit" WFTnWN it F-nkelL Park tit 15 HO. Till Hamthrtt Bofart-lda Liiiiw in "HIGH SIERRA" pits H.

Ismarr.lai. Stewart la "COME LIVE WITH ME" Tw. Ftalarn Alter 10 30 (. at. WHITTIER: i ran Em Boea tt 15.

Chit. layar-Mirtfrt S.ll?ien "BACK STREET" "BLONDIE PAYS CUPIO with Pe.ny BT I.EN G. SHAW ftr I'mi Drama Kdilur Anottipr feather goes Into the frap of Preston Sturpes, who not so long ago left his Broadway berth as writer of spicy stage plays to become almost overnight a top-flight picture director whose touch has rot been excelled, if indeed it has been equaled, in many a Hollywood moon. Sturges" latest antic Is 'The Lady Eve," which ha not only directed but turned into screen dimensions from a Monckton Hoffe story. It effervesces on the Michi gan screen so engagingly that one must 0 back a long way to find its equivalent in light film entertainment.

Fortunate, too, are Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda to be in such select company; for while their ability is unquestioned the seriocomic situations with which HOLLYVVOOD- Garbo Still a Studio Recluse L.BT JOHN S. TRUESDELL. Free PrrM Hullf wood Bureau HOLLYWOOD. April 4 It's b. fact that only a handful of people at her own studio are on speaking terms with Garbo.

While file's working she even- closes the set to the publicity department who are left with the job of "supposing" what goes on during the filming of the picture. It's also a fact that the only guy who ever got fresh with Greta and got away with it was Harpo Marx. Finding her walking along a studio street alone, he moved up behind her, slapped her on the back and cried out, "How ya doin, Bnbe?" It's fiction that Johnny Wcls-muller is a real life big brawn and biceps fellow. Except for a little swimming now and then, just to keep in trim and an occasional round of golf, he goes in for no routine athletics. Unless you would call congo-capering in the night clubs with his wife, "athletics." IT'S A FACT that the top screen stars started in show business in the least dignified way.

Loretta Young was a tight rope walker. Cary Grant was a stilt walker at Coney Island advertising a cheap soft drink and pop joint. Clark Gable broke Into stock ns an over-dressed small time crook, for that is what he looked like in those days. It's fiction that Bonita Granville, Jsckie Cooper, Mickey Rooney, Linda Darnell and all the other kid twosomes around town burn the candle at both ends. It's simply that they get, with their dollar cover charge, when they go into a night club, a million dollars worth of publicity, flash bulb cameras and gossip.

Actually they are little different than the kids that age in your home town. Stevens Stars at the Royale A Pre-Easter parade of frivolity and fun is the "April Showers Revue" at Club Royale, headed by Harry Stevens, a banjo playing and singing "Boy from Jaw-ja," Who arrives directly from Florida. Roily Rolls, a unique pianolog comedian from France, who is making his American debut, is the second heaclliner. Rolls has long been a stellar attraction in the leading cafes and theaters of London and Paris and he capitalizes on his faulty English for further comedy antics at the keyboard. Ha was demobilized only last December from the French air corps.

Lola and Andre with their con-garhumba dance group bring their imported tropical routines directly from Manhattan's Beach Comber Club. The Film Clock ADAMS Girl," 11:05. 4.1. 11.11 p. jn.

"SllinlT Ovpf Saw Tork," 11 a. 1:49. 7.S7. 10.18 p. BHOAPWAY CAP1TOT, rn tTniou," 11 m.

1:14. 6-15. 11 55 m. "Maine Wj Latij," Vi.oO. 4:05, JO p.

bi. IMjKRHLLA "WpHtprn rntnn," 11:68. '14. Jl 4U hi "SUisie iM Udy." 1:11, 7 (ni, 1H-1 p. rn.

I IS KM A "The iririu Unifr" imV 2 43. 10 p. m. "Svhuot lor Hlni'Sml- 1 II rn 1 laCJiER "VVewlH'n Villon." 5 8 04. Jl u.

"Mainei a t.a'lv.' It i n. tj FOX "Buck 11 1 -W, Who 4 -an. 7:57. In m. Tim Ma lM HiuneU." 11.4U.

3. Sil. 6 P. m- JIOLT.rwOf'n "Wentera T'ninn," ft -i't. 55, 1 1 T.

in. "Mn-ie 5. 1. 4 11) Mil. 1 ') 40 ii.

ADISON "Un ot a BfiK il I.nnctr." 11 a. 1 83, tj-mi, p. 11 m. "Id Name Oiiiy," 11. il.

1.15, YlCniCAN "Tim L.It T.vr," 11 -1 5 4i I. Ii. Ill Pc-naHv" 11 4.13 7 10'SS I "Ths -TA I iM. 30 1 i'H. 7 in, II 54 p.

m. "haihcr Sou," lu.Uj a. 1.1s, 4.11 m. RIVIKKA "Rirrn Cnlorl." 1 M. 6 1 n.

tn Ui'i htas." 1:34. i.l'i. S.HS. 11.U7 p. fcKO rpTOWN "'f'Wl rnira 1 M.

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VEI.T "ii T.a.iy" 8:04, 4'i. at. "ni-owrn Idioii." i)T. 1117 in ROVAL "Wium nion" 5-30. S-SS, 11 45 p.

m. 4 in. 7 11, ii m. t-KlTKO ARTISTS "An'iT Rrrr'l 11 a rn 1 14. 5 01 p.

1- 1 a. Viiii ilu ol X. 4 14. 7 () p. ra.

WILSON "Fjuiia." 8:30, 8:30 o. m. LAST WEEK Beg. Tomorrow VS. ETHEL WATERS- MUSICAL HIT IVFIIt't 10.

IMTIIIFES 41 2 JO CHICAGO, -April 4 (A.P.) Miss Lillian Gish, stage and screen star, wants the movie going pub-lie to beware of "propaganda films" like those in which she appeared prior to the World War. Speaking yesterday at a rally sponsored by the America First Committee, Miss Gish said that she took a part in "selling the idea of hate to the American people." "I am not proud of the part I played then," she said. "I tell you the story now in the hope that the American people will not be fooled again." Miss Gish asserted that the films were produced for the purpose of persuading the public to go to war, and were "calculated to stir the emotions of the Americans so that they would be willing tigni and die for the cause." The America First Committee is a national organization which has participated in debate over foreign policy and the extent and form of aid to Britain. Carol Lord Headlines New National Show Charmimr blond Carol Lorri will head the new troupe of traveling burlesque artists who come to the National Theater On Friday, Apru 4, "Giggles and Gals," including Ann Smith and Leona Lewis. Foster, Jacob and Lewis are an added attraction with their triple comedv WClk.

Younff Sam finnlrl sings for the production numbers oi we 10 spngnuy dancers who round out the revue. A special midnight performance is offered each Saturday. I it Ec'tflv 10c forking OPEN HOOII IAS I SHOW 11 P. M. "WESTERN I AnnSothtr UNION" I In Technicolor I Rob Y.u.1 I "Masli Was Haniinliih I I Lady" IIMDV to SOFHEIH NJ UISA LAI SHOW IONIUM I 11:10 P.

nT CARY COOPER "LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" CARY GRANT CiriH Lombard "IN NAME ONLY" 7M UBDIK OKU 1 Hiw war lKTKt.T "WESTERN 'Maisi Was a lady" y'mH JEXTIA LATE SHOW TONITE 4 SuN. 10 t. M. l.njiij An tvcoioi of tun at S' HARPER AVE. VwLCoinplele New Floor Shew N' TO.MiaiT and HMI 4 jR 10 p.m.

and 1 Sharp A JACK THOMAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Ji to cvr. KiNinuii or i'w r-sefc TON1TE MIDNITE SHOW I IAST nHUTE SHOW 11 P. M. TONIGHT WU SHOW T0W6HT 11 F. fT I FRANK MORGAN 06 ilii I Hwimiinii nut tfk :45 M.

last SHOW 11:30 liifi TfitlTfATHER'S SONjwit7 Cnn (mi 12:1) NOUN FSEE rARKIHS wmeoiriff mm EXTRA lIE SHOW TONIGHT I FISHER- 1 In the Ftsh.r Bulldinc hi 1215. Hit ohtw il a. m. RandoIlN Salt inO Rutin Vtin in "WESTERN UNION (In Ana Sotwwa anO In Asm in "MAISIE WAS A LADY" CI Alillinn (iriilut ail 7-MNe Bd. PI.

rLAininUU (Hn 1:45. Ctna Aatry In "RIDIN' ON A RAINBOW" (III "KEEPING COMPANY" il Frank Ntfaan.Ana Ralntrl.rO. Lait St. 9:0 FOX The riaca tt linl Albeit I Cnlt.lt anf AnOrtai Slitiri 11 "BUCK PRIVATES' (Hi Brita Akarit mO Kay Fnneli remaaoa flOC J'mi Ww Tniiiilm-i. TK.

ULUDC "ILONDIE PLAYS CUPID Puni Lata alia "I STILL ALIVE" Kant Taylar ant Llnla Haiti March tl Tim II Ant nt narrrn and Junciluu. Carl, I'ret UnAnAUA cant. 12:10. Mariartt lttlu(. Hirrlul 11 "NIGHT TRAIN" (HI "DOOMED CARAVAN" with W.

Bay. EXTRA1 SPECIAL! MIDNIGHT SHOW 11:30 CBA kinC West Jefferwni. VI. J.3 UnAnUC Mat. Dally 1 ti 12.

Cnar Romira In "TAIL, DARK AND HANDSOME" (111 "THE INVISIBLE WOMAN" J. Barrynwra, Milnill Shaw GRANT" KiM'll at Hulbruvik 1r Onei 1 (. m. cant, Cesar Namirt in "THE GAY CABALLERO" plal "PETTICOAT POLITICS" Roiioi Kam-Rith Donially. MIDNIGHT SHOW! RRFAT I llCC il.l.

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la aiirr "COME LIVE WITH ME." "HIGH SIERRA' H. ttiart-lda Ladnt. Lut Shaw Starts 10 HARMONY Alalia 20a Aluais! Ci. Ha. 3 "Green Harnit Strlkll Alain." Frank Marian "KEEPING COMPANY" tltl "D00ME0 CARAVAN" ltk W.

Bayd. MIDNIGHT SHOW! HARPER-" Likcniwd. l'ark rrea (N STAGE SIX HEADLINE VAUDEVILLE ACTS THREE COMPLETE SHOWS TODAY UADDCD Hariwrat Lakpntwil. Park i'ret 1 4020 Ann Hatll-Hiik Hirhrt "MEET THE CHUMP' (las lane Wltkirt-lot Brawn Jr. "YOUTH WILL BE SERVED' (III Sitae Show Disney Cartoon! HIRHI km PARIt IJS a.

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7 "Gntl Hornet Strlkll Again Frankla Dim "UP IN THE AIR" (111 "PHANTOM COWBOY" Don (AMI Barry. Addid Featire 11 vvvuten tt Mitnipnt: a. yoani-R. Seott "WESTERN UNION." "MAISIE WAS A LAOY" Ann Sotliera-Low Aym. Lait Snea 10 UfiUC 4S4 I'lieiin Htrrt vpan la-jo.

En. 13 "limn Hornet am. Dnogiai this thing called lovt (las -ur i a ink Ain aim rraniia Darrt 1 0 1 0 i .1 1 4 but (Irind Bird. inis) Mat. 1:30 (.

tl. Cnas. loytr-Mariarit Sillaian in "BACK STREET" (let "KEEPING COMPANY" Willi Frank rin JpyiJJg 21220 J'enkell Ait. Kt. i'Mi Lew Aym and Lionel Barrynert Ii "OR KILOARE CRISIS." Cnrad Vlidt 11 "BLACK-OUT." Serial.

Owl Show "(londie Playi lipid" KRAMFR6m Uirtiiin A. aaoa "THE TEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN" (111 John Howard and Ellel On. "MEET THE CHUMP" with Hun Herkert LAKEWOOD U213 E. Mtnou ADULTS 20l ANYTIME! UlKEWOOO-iJi" Tint Holt md Virplnn Gilnora ia "LAuOiE" (lll "DOOMtCAnAVANJ' wilkJVlloyd LANflATFR 10535 J'f''o LHIlOHOItn cisir Beimrt "TALL, OARK AND HANOSOME" (itl "THE INVISIBLE WOMAN" Jaftn Bjrrymora-Virjlma Broio. Mianiikt Snow! I ICj(Y Jul.

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14 "Green Arehar." Gmtor Roflirl 11 "KITTY IBYLE" pin "GO WEST" Mara Brat. latShow Tlekit Ollita Ooen tl 11 ai. LINCOLN "NIGHT Lockwotd. TRAIN" Win Brelhwi la bd wtsi." I luwnnn.i km i Oi'n 1:15. Cioflnf Kmtu Oinnli Drain Kinv foru." in.

nut ir. LOOP Mirhlksn at aas. Oti'H 24 ilourt dV Melvvn Deailal and Rosalind (altlll "IHIS THING CALLED LOVE" (1(1 "SKY MURDER" with Walter Pldtton MAM? Ml olr4 at lirand lrcn, Pnrk RlALIIOUn startlni Tenurrew "YOU BE A i SWEETHEART" Alite Fiya-Georoa Marphy (In "OF MICE AND MEN" With Sartlll NetldlU ln( Bitty full II I I II Woodward at lirand Llmu Park R1MUI0UI1 Open 10:45 1 25t All Tlnli. "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" with dry Cttaer, pits "IN NAME ONLY" with Cary Crant-Caralt Leeioord, lati Owl Show 1130 (. "TEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN" (III Jant WIthert-J.

Darwill "YOUTH WILL BE SERVED" li A I Mm Ate al HaliUlr, AAinC cent Iron 1J0. Ltrt Shots 9:30 ENCYCLOPEDIA DAY! Deratly Lametr-RoM. Preston "MOON OVER BURMA" (III "BLONDIE PLAYS CU'ID" with Penny Sinlttoa I1AVFAIR 'Knlrd at Eliot Free Ptrktni dr mm i mil nMa Alt Nlpht. "THE LADY WITH RED HAH" Miriam Hopllns-Clltdt Rllnt (In HOME ON THE PRAIRIE" with Gina Aatry ii I 1 13 A Badey arid Grand Hirer Ait. lYIIOniUAn ctntinatai trial 10:45 Bartara Stanwyik, Henry Fanda in "THE LADY EVE" (las "THE PENALTY" with Hanoi Barrynert and Edward Arntld UiniUiyMiaerrratMii-hisiin.

Park Frre lilllinAI Daily Mat. (pen 11 45 a. Wallan Beery-Cheslor Merrli "THUNDER AFLOAI" (ill "I'M STILL ALIVE" with Klnt Taylar KflRTflUVU 1,1 r'i Fri dr nuniunn 1 45 StrlkH Ai' "NIGHT TRAIN" with Rll "ROSE MARIE" with Niliea Eddy and J.anelta MatDonald MflRUVCT SnnlnlMd. piiTrTee nunntoi ee 1245 last sum 10 p. "BLONDIE PLAYS CUPID" Penny Sinflelol and A'thtr lakt (In Henry and Claeditti Ctltert ll'DRUMS ALONGJHE MOHAWK SfiRWfinn oirit iitn ah Nidui jr nunnuuu Mn ik Midnipht! "SKY MURDER.

Pidte.l (III "KEEPING COMPANY" F. Moris. -An. aitntflerd UAt nionlrw Wiisun al liieHale -df UHMTIHil Barn 115. Adilti 20e-Ckildraa 10a Rmell M.

Beetles In "IHIS THING CALLED LOVE." Chal. loy-M. Sallaian. "BACK STREET" Bask Strict" (ill net at aktwa tkia illeraMl. ORIOLE" Lmwnod at Pniiaitrlphla.

TT. 44IHI Oei. 1 15. Ana Belkorford-Jtha SkeHn "KEEPING COM. ANY" (III Mar ear at Lxi.ood nt "NIGHT TRAIN" 01 1 Uf CT1TC tliMtirta rALMd-OIAICrutn aHa 9 45.

last Oatplete Sno at 11:45. Claim "IHE (HEAT DICTATOR" with Pailittl (ottard, lark (llll nil "FATHERS SON with iil lltll pi a i ll y-''l "THIS THING CALLED LOVE' Met D.e.li-R. ull l'n 'BACK STREET" S.llaM-CKas Borer. Tots retrain witl net tt shewn at maiinet PI 171 lllitl Krt Mfersw dr ILAJ- Cut. 1-12.

Adlttl 20e. tkildre. lot HOl.tt Bdl Itttsl. "THE DEVIL BAT" ONE FRIGnTEliO N1GHI" Cnarloa Gnr. PUNS I MATINEE Hit SPFCUL CHILOBENS SAIU la E.hT Bar tl lu I ItlflV Idl te-.

In a -iae tn Ilia. i-t IlleiM 1 -d (tt ty-tr M. arthi RADIO ACE Hsrpw and FnwtwiiA OPEN 11:45 A. M. PI.

0347 okrrt TavlH anO Rath Hum In "FLIGHT COMMANO" llM Gina Aitry III "RIOIN1 ON A gAINBOW." Ma. Only 1 "OH Swlimiln' Hala' ADAMS' Grand Circua 1'arlc D.aNiia nurila antf Frananat Tana la "NICE GIRL" plat Char I la Cnaa in "MURDER VE NEW YORK" ALGER -8. Warrant! Outer Unit, M. I73 ADULTS 25a PLUS TAX II PCD VVarren at (hilff Iirlte. M.

77i3 ALDtn Opm 12:14. Last Show 10. 25a alaitai Wallar PKunn, "SKY SUROER" (In a tnry tt tanglf ana la ramimMr "WOULD IN KAMtS tra! "Yo Tnn Pnala," Crimt at 7 ana 9:50 ai niimna- ALnAlTlonrt r.nnt. trna 1:45. Park Ira Sliwirt-Hv Lainarr "COME LIVE WITH ME'' tin "HIGH SIERRA" Himnhray imarl-laa lanina.

Lalt Canullta Sho Slarll 11 II niia tharlnoil Are. TU. 2-2615 ALUIY1A "HUE DRCHIO" Olantrwara tt tha LaOy Pitrtnt fiary latifay. WiOniUay ani Trn'a: San Ollita a. ALOMA- l.iooi riurlnoli Ae, TL'.

'1-2615 Cont. frtm 2 m. Charlat layir ana Mariarat Sullatan, "IACK STREET." RtiHyn Daallai-I. aiM.ll. "IHIt tMISt WtEl UVt' DOOMED CARAVAN" Wlllanl InvO Nayam.

"I'M SI ILL ALIVE" Witt Klnt la, lor. Sliwt Sabjirti lliury (iiL Slr and Oiwn 12:15 Dally AN Nr. A STAGE SHOWS TODAY MAT EVE. IN PERSON: DETROIT'S OWN MEL SNiDER. GAGLAND SCREWIEST SCREWBALL, HLADIUS BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW! tt uMcy "i 'i 12:15 AnilC A sun Shoai Totay, Mat an Eta.

"THE INVISIBLE WOMAN," I Laaan Riat! witn lonn Barrynmrt-Virglnla Braia (In Gina Aitry la RIDIN' ON A RAINBOW." 10:30 Sn.w! ACTnO Tatirta Street AOlUtl Anita lu.lii an Sraea Itnmtt la "PHANTOM SUBMARINE" (l Biriman la "INTERMEZZO." Satirlay Nitht: Frn Gift It tt l0i! lUil nil Lliiaind tt llaiiwn TIJ. iMl'l ic ArALUn HMy lamar ant lan Stiaart tn "COME LIVE WITH ME" Hamhray iMirt.lta lapina In "HIGH Owl Show 10:45 occcuunnn- im-iiirh0Mi DttUnTlUUU Bariiu MtrMltN 11 "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS' (III RoMrt Tajlof. Wlttar PiaiMB in "FLIGHT COMMAND." nri ainilT IVmHlrd rnd, H. Park fret ULLmuiu paa 1:30 p. m.

Allit Fiya and Ir.d ai.Mirra il "Lll TLE OLD NEW YORK (111 "FOUR SONS" Witt Del Anient And Nary uetti Hums DCUCDI Ulirr at Otkaun. Mil. DtVtnLI c.nt. Iran 12:45. 20a tl 6 Park Free Melvvtt Detains and Raiallnd Susstfl in "THIS THING CALLED LOVE." "IHIEF OF BAGDAD" In TtcDnitelor itk Sakl niniiiiinii ssi "Road" DlnMlnUnArtl "Cnam(" Tka Putara Yea it Waited Yaari la Sie! "TOBACCO ROAD" dial.

Graiiail (III Hih Herkert "MEET THE CHUMP1 tartttn: 01 finUf lCI tl Wlrd Aie. In Bimlnjhan OLUUmrir.i.L' "cty" 20; "ctn eala" 3 "CONVOY" Kith CHll Break Judy Campkeil and lonn Clenints plas William Beyd "IN WLU tULonnuu. tpwiai nnnw 0 nTU S. JtJi'inOO at Wiuraorkt fark Free ouuin Chjrlti Beyer and Mariartt Sillaian It "BACK STREET" alas Kay Kysw nd Onhaitra la "YOU'LL FIND OUT" Opal 5:45 (. nnn niaiv 1 ADITAI S'aay at (id.

tircii! I'k. DnUAUKYAI-UArilULuti snowTenimt 10:30 Betart Veani-Randelpll Seelt "WESTERN UNION" lei Ann Sathern-Law Avral "MAISIE WAS A LAOY" 30a tt 10t tl Cltll Aiiwiti nrinnnnu -Kii) Mjrniksii llALVin-UCAnDUnn gNn 1 am. DEtrknrn 118J Fred MarMerriy-Madelline canell. "VinGiam. Guree Brent-B.

Marellall. "SOUTH OF SUEl" (il iltn 7-iTla al Bniaell. TO. -3161 UAIYitU Bun 1:45 Park Fr.l ill. Stewart Hedy lainarr "COME LIVE WITH ME" (let "HIGH SIERRA" Hainphrey Begart-lla Ltpint.

HEAD PHONES FOR THE HARD OF HEARING I DITnl 7015 Vieit Vernnr l'ark Fret tiArl I ULcent. 2-12. E(. 13 "Mysterieai Or. Sitan" Keee lake "PHANTOM OF CHINATOWN" "J1.000 A TOUCHDOWN" Jaa E.

Brawn and Marthl Riya ni7run- DaeleMlt -MHt. TO a-30 llAOinU Cant, front 1 1 E(. lit. 2 "Grstn Harnit Strlkei Aaain" (las lean Artnar in inn" and "MOON OVEN BURMA" ait. Dorethy Laniir and Relert Prestoa PCUTCD Vluwlnaid at Bnuierwd.

i'sik tree iibniLii Mat 4 Owl Shea! Em I Flyil-tllut tltHailllanl II "SANIA re TRAIL" (las "inia THING CALLED LUVt" M. Ooillll-laiiell OCLTIIOV Hth liulWiiid Slid, rarks'na tltniuni Opin 1:45 (. a. tinier Rem and Dtnnii ttorpan la "KIT I FOYLE" (lu "GO Wkal itN Marx Bratntrt nisinrnri I a V.iL JeRmon at C'joltn liinUtntLLA tnn 12:15 Bal. E.l 30t la ti.

Banlilon Seett-Kokt. Vaanl "WESTERN UNION" In tecnnleoier (las Ani SethHa-Lew Ayraa In "MAISIE WAS A LADY' BIOm'c wVviamn at Miller IM. OK. 5040 UinLikt Cent, (rent 1. Park Frst.

Mat O.ly Ir 14 "Gmn Horn.t las, Stewart-Hedy Lamirr "COMe LIVE WIIH Ml' (las "HIGH altnaa" H. swiart-ldl nint. Latt Snea Starts 10 CIVIC" -i'arniinBMn. Hirb. Ibom ilk Matmet 1:30 C.

Fields "THE BANK DICK." "KEEPING COMr'ANV" Frank Morpan and Ann Ritkerttrd COLONY" Mat. 1:30. Rabt TiIk in "FLIGHT COMMAND' (las THiif Of IAIiDAD Ii TecftfiiMlM, itt 8" PBVCTAI Mi'llldAil Jilt Sfeet tin I 0 I AL cm. freni li Nmi. Anita Lnaitt 'PONY POSI" PHANTOM SUBMARINE" (111 It! lannny Mack Braa DAWN, 40 lirr.ot.

it Irnqimil. PL. -08a ir (pen 12 Nntn. Adaltt lt to 5 45. (rr.l Flynn "SANTA FE TRAIL" (las "MOON OVER BURMA" Oereny lanuar-Rilt.

Pratten. Mat Only: Mir ill On, Marines'' Alt! Frit Candy tt Kids! firi Tlir Mark at Holctn-li. Frre Paritli.g it ItL-l fit oe-a I 4. li Man in tO WEST" altl "TEXAS RANGERS IIOE AtAIN len H.ward-EIUi Drew. Last Skew 10 fid IIVC i 'S kfrheill Ale.

Pirk Fr ULLUAL Cant, rr.ia 1. Mat. Ep 15 "Mytlerleai Or. Satin" 8. Untett "KI1TY FOYLE" "COME LIVE WITH ME 111.

Sliwart-Hedy Lainarr DEXTER' -LKiter Blid. at Butiuiiuu "KITTY rOYlf Sinter Betart md enlt Meraaa. WEST with ma Marl SreUers. News. Carteen.

lip Owl Shtw! PACT Clin HIO ffwn. I.E UK, -tV CAOI InJ e.nt.l-17. ai.lti CnMdrin 10. Cnas. Boef-Martartt Sllllnl lCK STREET" pi.i "BlONDIE PLAYS CUPIO" Penny Sinfieita.

Serial. FACTflWkl -Ht'I-r-Van IV. tAjiunn uoar awd tomorrow matinee ONLY "SKY (AIDERS' mi BILLY MAIOP. OEAS f0 THE 9T SENSATIONAL SKY SERIAL Etl MAUE. IV.

HuiiL it Retn HIGH SIERRA Navphrir Bnaaft aad Ida l.e-.. (lis 'C4ME LIVE WITH ME' laaas Stewart ad Hra. Lanarr FAMILY" ttl leplne tnd HlV. Btiert 11 "HIGH S't' its S'ti't and hidy unary la "COME ir- WITH ME" FINS I milium 0 Cert. Cinear Reri.r)i.

'KITTY line tu "Ike HHI C6iD5" BfH Kifliid -ii it dr I tn 15 J-IOJ Ad it, rt. til (. n- e. Mrel Cat "APiY P.ttnt -yeu "I At least that's the general 1m-f pression to be gleaned from this obvious quickie; the first of a series of draft comedies which are being turned out as fast as possible on Hollywood's assembly line. Slapstick comedy and some catchy tunes in the approved boogie-woogie style are the main assets of the picture which has almost no plot In fact "Buck Privates" can safely be called a series of sequences some funny, some very trite in which Abbott and Costello and the Andrews Sisters are given full rein.

'As a breather between their acts, a negligible story, which must have been devised with a plotter aetat 1920 or earlier, has been squeezed into the film, to occupy the time of Jane Frazee, Alan Curtis and Lee Bowman. But that can be forgotten quickly and without regret Comedians Have New Material The main fact which stands out In "Buck Privates" is that at last Abbott and Costello have found some new material much of it funny which they use. together with a few shards of their time-worn and somewhat threadbare routines of old. They manage to keep the laughs coming with pace for the most part in their appearances in this film, aided to some degree by Nat Pendelton, their nemesis. For those who find the Jive trio, the Andrews Sisters appealing, there are several scenes in which the girls get in the groove musically, and patriotically in their familiar manner.

Towards the close the film has a few shots of army maneuvers which are interesting though all too brief. Second Film Lacks Care If more care and consideration had been given to the casting, direction and dialog of the second picture this week, "The Man Who Found Himself" might have resulted in a pleasant sophisticated comedy, for, although the plot is based on an old theme that of mistaken identity it has many opportunities for skillful handling, which have obviously been missed. In the leading roles Brian Aherne and Kay Francis are lacking in credibility; Aherne particularly who seems 111 at ease in so broad a comedy part Miss Francis, whose recent brush with 15-'- M-T 1. 1 1 1 Entire New fJ9IM HARRY STEVEIIS toy trtm 5c 1 Show Friday ANDRE ftmttx Oijjertui C0M0I 'CKiiN. RHUMB V.iir Twen.

Powsr-llnda Darnell a'va "I HILL ALIVE" Liada Hayes Ttyiar. Born II 30 a n. Perl Frta. Lfl Wie 10 30 U'YAL'nnTTC Wj.i FTIAIIJullL. 130 F'td W.

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