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The Sun-Teteeropb PIX, Wednesday Picture Bob, November 16, 1938 Order SobrertoNon by Moil oe Phone MO 6500 DOVE OF PEACE HOVERS OVER LORETTA YOUNG'S CONTRACT BATTLE y-tfr I OF GIANTS INVADED FOR MOTION PICTURES'Labor Play Nears Its to 4 Birthday '5, ,44., 7 Star Going LAND Into Bell Picture 1 1r 4)1 1, kr 4. I 67 1 '41 17 IF-11 i I a 1 ttfriet.4,:yr.' ,4 ..4 it ,4 4 iit- 't 04 )i, 1 1 ,,4 p( 5 -t .1 i By DOROTHY MANNERS enndurt department fin. a ten day during ternpnrary of Loof ila O. HOLLYWOOD, Nov. the contract troubles of Loretta Young and Darryl Zanuck aren't definitely over the dove of peace is at least flapping its wings in that On January 3jut about' the time Loretta was rumored tol be packing her belongings andi moving out of 20th Century-Fox-- she will begin work co-starring with Don Ameche in "The Life of Alexander Graham Bell." and this picture will be in production many, months past her contract expiration.

I had a hunch all along that Zanuck and his leading glamour, girl would get together on a new deal. DON, OF COURSE, plays the biographical role of Bell. depicting, the dramatic highlights in the amazing career of the man who gave the world the Loretta has the part of the woman': who inspires him through all his struggles. The picture will get under just as soon as she completes "Wife, Husband and Friend," with Irving Cummings directing. Sanders Called Back By KARL KRUG Between the Dark and the Daylight The Archie (Plaza tenor sax artist) Tarshises won't be surprised if the heir arrives on Thanksgiving Day And the Jimmy (Warner) Totrnans will be a trio in less than three Tommy Tucker dedicated a number to the funeral directors during their frolic at Bill Green's the other night It was "Let Him Live" Tom West and Chuck Pang-born are back at their old jobs behind the bar at the Harlem Speaking of bars, there are now five in operation at Eddie Peyton's, two having been added recently to accomIodate the mounting trade in the Steubenville Pike nightery Tommy Tucker, closing at 4 Bill Green's on Thanksgiving, will ni work West on a series of one nighters, with a picture job in prospect in Hollywood Joe Galkin, Tucker's manager, has joined him here, and reports night club business "up" in the East and 1 Middle West The Adam De- gaspers will celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary Saturday i 1 night in the Plaza, where Adam plays bass for Jimmy Peyton.

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i 44 1 t(1 .44 t. -4 I )'t 0. r- i 4, I I '4 li 1 4, I 4 i di 4 i 11 '14 1 tkl 4, i i I i '1 4" 4 k. 1 1 I IP A' trt i 1, I 1 1 1 1 et -1 't '1' 1 I 1 i 441 t' tt' i 4 4 1' 1 Os' i ,441 'i 1 lit.t 7 I 44- By WILLIAM J. LEWIS When 'Pins And Needles" open in the Nixon Monday.

November 29, it will be just two days more than one year old as a hit production on Broadway, yet the original company will be seen here. The revue opened last November 27, in the former Princess Theater, New York, renamed Labor Stage, which is the title of the producing group. A month later a labor union realized that it was in the show businessafter four years of cultural effort that began with the presentation of one-act plays for I membership, mass indoor pageants. and the like that were so well thought of that they were sometimes taken to other cities. Editor Takes Hold David Dubinsky, president of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, which recently withdrew from the CIO, during its convention here, began it all several years ago.

He invited Louis Schaffer, for five years editor of Forward, a labor publication, to Join the Garment Workers as director of the cultural and recreational division. Within it developed classes and groups devoted to sports and studies. Eventually came a dramatic movement that interested several groups and out of this emanated an interest in and demand for plays representative of the aspirations of labor. One-act plays that were tried failed and the first big dent in the field of art was made with a festival of musk, dance and drama, the feature of which was the mass recitation of 'In The Factory." Theater Acquired Next step in the development of the idea was the transforming of the Princess into a labor theater. Even then there was no thought of becoming public entertainers, on the scale represented in the touring of "Pins And Needles." That came many months later, 18 to be exact, and in between were many dramatic activities for labor audiences only.

That class attendance, indeed, was all that "Pins And Needles" was prepared for originally. When Walter and Jean Brown. 1 ''''t :.1 ittsburngthctia.neel team, now work- i ng i re a c1 at lice 4 A- Rachel Carley, leave the Canadian city they are going to New York 1 to fill a film contract Malcolm 1 c- Johnson in his supper club column in the New York Sun reports that Songbird Maxine Sullivan, Stan- ley November 25, now in Manhat- tan's Onyx Club, declares she has sung "Loch Lomond" more than 10,000 times since she first intro duced the swing version She confesses, moreover, that she's E7 tired of it now and wishes she .4 iti i ti- could forget all about it Mr. ji 4 ti Is' 4 ji," Johnson concludes, in parenthesis WO 4 t.o, 4 i (So do we! So do we!) Jules fitli' 7 1" -7 and Mrs. (Lois Best) Herman.

the Miss Code way cleared Welk newlyweds, were cabin-cruiser guests down the beautiful Ohio over the week-end And that new voice in the Chatterbox with Welk is that of Parnell Grina, who is claiming an especially big hand with "Toytown Jamboree" Now that Larry Cottan, tenor with Horace Heidt's band, Stanley-bound, has announced his engagement, the young dancer, known simply as Geo)ge, has a clear field in his wooing of his jitterbug partner, Agnes Code. 4141 4 ,4140 A4 tel 7.11i4 31iss Code way cleared A .4 ite tfr 4. 41 n't ss'4 14 P' "Towering Titans From the Land of Giants" is the way the press book describes one of the tribes of African natives to be seen in "Dark Rapture," which will come to the Fulton screens Friday. Another extreme are the pygmies. The picture is the result of an exploration in the Belgian Congo by Armand Denis and Leila Roosevelt, who will be in Fulton the opening night.

Bride Is Directed Bruneffes Heavier THEATER CLOCK It is surprising that Louis Hay. ward, who made such a hit in the Leslie Charteris detective yarn, "The Saint New York," will not continue in the role for the RKO series. Salary adjustment is said to be the main hitchand before you could say Jack Robinson the studio made a deal to borrow George Sanders from 20th Century-Fox to take young Hayward's place. Sanders, now in London. has been cabled to take the first lboat home and he will be here by the end of the month to begin Saint Strikes Twice." This i is the first time on record that a studio has stepped beyond its own contracted list to borrow a star for an entire series.

TIIEODORE EISE who created such a furore when Paramount made his "An American Tragedy" into a picture, and who vowed he wouldn't ever have anything to do with pictures again, is coming out to the Coast the end of the month to spend the winter. Apparently he has changed his about the movies for he has been going over some of his better books with an eye for picture material. Several studios at one time were interested in his "Sister Carrie," but, because of the stringent censorship, they all abandoned the idea. Now, we hear, Dreiser who would have fainted at one time at the idea of changing one of his stories, is trying to iron out the objctions for picture-making. Korda Stepping Down Alexander Korda's withdrawal from the London Films Company, is more than an idle rumor.

His reasons for breaking away from the Denham studios, according to one of his associates. are entirely undestandable. Korda. It seems, had all the responsibility of leasing the huge stages and also the supervision of every picture made by the London Films Company. He felt that under the circumstances, he was unable to devote his personal attention to his own pictures.

So now, instead of being tied down to other producers' movies, he will make only three pictures a year. which he will personally direct and produce. First Script Dennis O'Keefe has completed his first screen script, "The Clown Prince." saga of a wise-cracking prize fighter. He wrote it with Reginald Owen while working in "Vacation From Love." By Husband HOLLYWOOD, Nov. the gentleman most on the spot this week as William Keighley, who's directing "Yes, My Darling Daughter" at Warners.

One of the members of the cast is Genevieve Tobin. Keighley married Miss Tobin only a few weeks ago. So one of the ladies who must take his orders without question is his bride. Story Bought "The Love Machine," an original story by Nard Jones dealing with the weird inventions of a high school youth, has been purchased by Metro Goldwyn Mayer for early production. Than Blondes HOLLYWOOD, Nov.

16.Milo Anderson, one of the ace costume designers of the business, has just finished working over charts and graphs to discover that the average of the screen's feminine stars will find a girl five feet, five inches tall and weighing 116 pounds. He figures next year's figures will be half an inch taller and a pound' heavier. It's Anderson's Job to know these things because he's always flgur-' ing costumes a year in advance. Just in case. Milo finds blondes as a whole are lighter and shorter than brunettes or red-heads.

He figured this out by adding up Bette Davis, Joan Blonde II, Priscilla Lane, Gloria Dickson and Marie Wilson and dividing by live. -Ian buneis ttes or red-heads. He glueette thout by ading 111--) Davis, Joan Blonddell, Pris- Lane, Gloria Dickson and Line Wilson and clividing by five. Piano Champ For excellence at the piano, Ruth Rogers, blonde Spokane actress, who now is featured opposite William Boyd and Russell Hayden in 'Riders of the Range," has won several ribbons in Monttma and Washington, O'Keefe and Florence Rice. Also "Girls On Probation," melodrama with Jane Bryan and others.

Last day. Features begin at 11 a. 1:41. 4 22, 7:02. p.

m. ART CINEMA: "Moonlight romance. in English, with Ignace Jan Paderewsk), Marie Tempest. Charles Farrel and Barbara Greene. Fifth week.

Feature begins at 11:58 R. 1140 3:22, 5al4, 8:49. 8:28. 10:10 p. M.

"Mars Attacks the elod a with Larry (Buster) Crabbe, and "Billy the Kid Returns." western thriller, with Roy Rogers. Features begin it 11 a. 12:04, 2:23, 4,42, 7.ol, p. CASINO: "Water Lilies" Burlesque, with Bob Carney; also short film subjects. stage at 12:30.

I. P. M. LIBERTY: "You Can't Take It With showings in East Liberty of the Frank Capra triumph. with Jimmy Stewart, Jean Arthur and Edward Arnold.

Second week. Feature begins at 12:15. 7:21, 943 p. KILBUCK: "Mr. find Mrs.

North Side playhouse opens its new season with a comedy about Hollywood. Ninth week. Tonight at 8:30. wassliaCtraEremoot On Screen On Stags It "NIXON: "Amphitryon 38" Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in the Theater Guild's long-run Broadway comedy success. Today at 2:30 and 8:30 p.

tn. PLAYHOUSE: "It Can't Happen Lewis' drama as the season's first production in the community theater. Fourth week. Tonight at 8:30. STANLEY: spectacle of the Khyber Pass, in color, with Raymond Massey and Sabu.

Major Bowes' amateur revue on the stage. Feature begins at 11 a. rn. 1750. 44o, 7.40.

p. in. Stage, 12.5o, 3.40. 9:39 p. nt.

LOEWS PENN: "The drama, based on the novel by A. J. Cronin. With Robert Donat, Rosalind Russell and Ralph Richardson. Last day.

Feature begins at 10:05 a. 12:29, 2.53. 5:17. 7.41. p.

m. FULTON: "Five of a Kind" Comedy, with the Dionne Quins and Jean Hersholtr and "Swing That Cheer," football drama, with Tom Brown. Features begin at 11 a. 1:46, 4:43 7:22, 10:19 p. ALVIN: Zanuek's romantic spectacle of the building of the canal, with Tyrone Power, Annabella and Loretta Young.

Last day. Feature begins at 10:50 a. 7:06. 322. 7:51., 10:07 p.

m. WARNER: "Vacation From Love" Comedy with Dennis Guizar Gets Roughed Tito Guizar, famous Spanish grand opera tenor, mixes in a rough and tumble fight with Lloyd Nolan in one sequence in "St. Louis Blues." Kernel Set to Repel On behalf of his boss, the vet- eran Martian fighter, "Kernel" Al (Nut House) Mercur, Sid Dickler, the praise agent, rushes in breath- lessly with an anouncement of Importance to night-clupbers-at- ,0,,,, arge It proclaims othat the storAtt 400,,,, ,1 Kernel" has bomb-proofed his i Hickey Park establishment. and is drilling the ringsiders to repel any 110'4 I planetary attacks upon the earth 7 1 Nitipatiosfra, A "We'll fight off Saturn, Jupi- 7,, ter, Uranus and Venus," the "Ker- ners" announcement says Then he adds "maybe we won't fight Venus" The Sat.nders Sisters are back on the Show The Entertainers Fed- Mr. Baum picked by State 'ration of America has invitations out for the grand opening Sunday afternoon in its new permanent club rooms at Ninth and Penn Flo Parker, the singing eyeful, has returned to the Ritz Hotel's Club Petite to share the spotlight with "Kid Chocolate," the dancer, and Chicquita The auto show is -booming the Petite trade has his Four Flirts, in the Plaza.

It will be Howard Baum's music rehearsing afternoons to take off for the annual Penn State dance, poundage. after the Pitt game, in the Hotel Schenley's ballroom Saturday Local I3Oys 1th Happy night. Happy Felton, the Pittsburgh maestro reported set for a nine- Did Bear Get Hunters? month 'stretch in New York's No word has been received from Biltmore, has four local lads with Hill Green, the night club boss, him They are "Red" French, Prank and Gene Long, of Monon- Sony LaPerche, Kloman Schmidt 'gahela; "Doe" Stewart, of Carrick; and Tommy Tarshis The "Doc" McAllister, of the North Lawson Sisters' version of ''What Side; Bill Muenchen and "Great" Do You Know About Love?" which Scott, of McKeesport, since the they are using on their one-night-big game hunters disappeared into ers, is as pretty as themselves the mountain fastnesses in search The Willows has shut down until of the elusive bruin "Doc" next May, except for private parCrannell, Green's p. is worried ties Frank Ellisher, the down, It is "Doc's" idea that they town musical instrument man, and should have a bear, or a bear his Missus are regular Saturday should have them, by this time night ringsiders at the Balconades Last year the same expedi- to listen to Tommy Carlyn's meltion went bear shooting and odles Lonnie Fisher's outfit brought back two squirrels .1 will highlight a new show opening The Joe Ravell crew (formerly tonight in Evergreen Gardens Major Bowes' Gold Medal Band) Jean Wald will audition Gale Gar--with Jack Vanished Into bet'. dancer-singer, who il.

doing Thin Keller and Laverne such a nice job at Eddie Peyton's, Kidd, a Wilmerding honey, mak- for a place in the Wald girl band ing the vocals, is now in its sev- Wanda and Her Escorts will enth week of popularity at Ar- leave the Hotel Henry December lington Lodge Bert Layton 1 for the Hotel Statler. St. Louis.1 Biltmore, has four local lads with him They are "Red" French, Sally LaPerche, Kloman Schmidt and Tommy Tarshis The Lawson Sisters' version of ''What Do You Know About Love?" which they are using on their one-nighters, is as pretty as themselves The Willows has shut down until next May, except for private parties Frank Ellisher, the downtown musical instrument man, and his Missus are regular Saturday night ringsiders at the Balconades to listen to Tommy Carlyn's melodies Lonnie Fisher's outfit will highlight a new show opening tonight in Evergreen Gardens Jean Wald will audition Gale Garber, dancer-singer, who doing such a nice job at Eddie Peyton's, for a place in the Wald girl band Wanda and Her Escorts will leave the Hotel Henry December 1 for the Hotel Statler, St. Louis. Ca it 010 I 0 00 FREE! $250,000 MOVIE QUIZ BOOKLETS AT ALL WARNER TO EATERS ASK FOR YOURS Air-I'vtlicittsorted tr-Doon NU SEE IT ART CINEMA A .4,, 1,,,,, 4 ADEIM116) ip y.1.1 marinta '4" TARTS000 1 1 rill tyl Cr' 1,:" ri .0,, ffIZI4V 11 AP ..,0 i -0114114, A.

(.0,,, Ail', '4 '1-, A I'al'''. Ait'llt4 4''It'r tillit iv 4'111), A r1114441" q- 'e raill14 IA 4, N' r.RFP'e Y-1 V-Iv, nr i I 1 pti t) i 1 I 1 iff i IttO 47), tit 14 eta0 -4- 47. Ar3uThe BADMAN hero of the WEST -44, RoY L'. DILLYLe Ellin "DRUMS" Ei RA FT HERIDAN DOROTHY LAMOUR w. HENRY FONDA Knit IMwItY "Spawn of the North' r)ON A MECHE ile-Conditiotied ARLEEN NVIIALEN ENRIGHT YVES A 1 also JAcK HOLT East Merl, 'RETORM A TOR KAY ERA NCHT GEortGE BRENT REGENT "SEI RIA OF A East Liberty also "Meet the Girls" CAMERA ERROL FLYNN Olivia DeHaviliond PHONE ''FOCIUS A CROM East Aiwa, also "Gaiety Idris" SHERIDAN 74 Fait Ltherty Alr-Conditiooed ENRIGHT rnot Liberty MAJOR COWES 1 1 I STAR AMATEUR REVIEW 1 in Gluing Tochnice lot with 1 SABU 1: RAYMOND MASSEY rit.th"Y 25o to 110.

Floreprp Ilk I "VACATION ALSO IS Crs; ABU AD MASSEY 25o to ro "VACATION ALSO ON THERE WAS A REUNION of some of the screen's greatest "meanies" when work on "Juarez" began. Not since the good old days of Pearl White and Ruth Roland serials have I heard so many villainous names as Paul Panzer, Stuart Holmes, Mantague Love, Francis MacDonald, Donald Crisp, Pedro De Cordoba and Fred Malatesta. But the former movie bad men aren't the only ones lined up for the cast headed by Bette Davis and Paul Muni, for some old time heroes are getting breaks, too, including Frank Mayo, Robert Warwick, Holmes Herbert and John Milian. 8 P. M.

111.1.--Nvnig 8 8.440 FROM LOVE" BRYAN PRORATION', EN LET Oakland Skater Stacks "Girls of the 'Ic Follies troupe since coming to the movie city, have 'gone Hollywood'," laughed Roy Shipstad, ice skater and part manager of the show, on the set of their first picture, "Ice Follies," at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. "That is," he continued, "to the point of buying vividly colored slack suits." Miranda to Sing Isa Miranda, the golden-haired girl from Italy, will sing in her first American picture, "Hotel Imperial," now in production at Paramount. Jo BA ItRYMOR MARJORIE WEAVER GEORG "Hold That Co-Ed" Kay eryanyi, flrord Arent I "SI UR El's OF A It ENS" Clark Cable. Myrna Loy Vn rovi ell ,1 "Manhattan Melodrama" Clark Gable. Myrna Loy Wm, Nal ell "Manhattan Melodrama" Harris.

Dormoni SOS HILLS STRAND Oakland 1.144444S44444444444444444444444444,444444441,444444441 0 WfteM OW IN CiAlY0 35 Ski and Skating STARS! 1001 Thrills! Admission SI. $150, $2 including la Tonite Thru wiNTIECIPORTI Of. INTIERNATION 11U1 I 35 Admission Ski and Skating SI. $1.50, $2 STARS! including la Tonite 1001 Thrills! Thru 41111 IIESNEMARDEN PLAZA rA ot- Bloomfield N11004 3cniiivagnENIENT IL' lEit 3EAVIr lE 3R, licnrICO3EPlELIDICIUT r1HE3aAN.11-43E3Rim AM- WPM NE11401ti Rim4 1 MANOR ll ll ll EEO 44 i EEO Ab IWO DAYS Dionne Quintupktr 411110F A MUD' sr eiSJ "SWING THAT CHEER" E.A. "SWING THAT CH EER" I 1 II NEw Squirrel Hill twnre Merit aloe tht 1.oad "RICK MAN, POOR GIRL" 13-rt 0' BIC: P-74 Lindsay.

ti OF THE NitteEti" also "Wive, Under Suspicion" Tnno Tang. Lynn Hari 'Nt LET TITE (BEMS" aim Lanryi and Hardy Potrirla Ellia lliiliotte kid FADS" BU 'ELEVITA NT BOT" Linvi Nolon. Nss tPRIsON VARNI" PAT O'BRIEN Margaret Lindsay -CARDEN OF THE NIOON' also "TWO( JZTii LANG LYNN BARI NIELT THE GAREN" 3190 "Ttfr. Worker Detective" --KAY EPA NUI-li MEOEBIE BRENT 'SECRETS OF AN ACTRESS' also Laurel linroy Pti.tat II FADS" Runt. I ma.

A fitisEet Ayrot l'RICN MAN, POOR GIRL' also E. BROW EiLtDIATtell" DON A IkT ECITE flarrig ETNA FrITT A 1 4 I likAiri STARTS -Ns FRIDAY ACTUAL! AUTHENTIC! FILMED FROM REAL LIFE! JIARI3 FRIDAY ACTUAL! AUTHENTIC! P- Eft piLmto FROM REAL, LIFE! LAST DAYS TA ROAR POWER LORETTA YOUNG ANNA BELLA LAST DAY! T1 HONE PM ra Etna STATE (Aliquippa) iBob Burns and Fay Bainter In 1 'The Arkansas Traveler." Also selected short subjects. STATE Downtown Filth Ave.) Goorge Murphy In "Tile Women Men Marry." intnes Newill In "Tho White Trail." HILLTOP (Allentown) The Jones 'Family In "Safety In Numbers." Paul Muni and George Ratt in "Scar FRCP." CAPITOL (Allentown) Lola LIMP and Penny Singleton In "Mr. Chump." Also selected short sobjecta. PENN (Ambridgi) PENN (Ambridge) STATE Wilkinsburgi Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in "Carefree." Jackie Moran in lBaretuot Boy." ROXIAN (Mckees Rocha) jPan Arthur, Lionel Barrytnore in 0 (Thal Take It With You." Also selected short subjects.

MELROSE (Carrick) AntIP Shirley in Mother rareY a i Clinkens." Robert NVilcox In "Reckiess Living." Charles Boyer, I-Iedy Latnarr In "Algiers." 645 The 1aix Bros. In "Room Service." CHARTIEPS (cration) 1 Bathing Beauty Regrets, Neglect of Study By MILTON HARKER Internstionai News Service HOLLYWOOD, Nov. James, former Min- neapolis miss who came within one curve of winning the last Atlantic City beauty contest, has reached the wry conclusion It takes more than a passable face- is I and figure to get anywhere in; who gets her pictures in they motion pictures today. papers and is forgotten when Claire, who has considerably next Atlantic City crop blossoms. more than a passable face and "I wish I had more training be-figure, says that despite the fact cause I've seen enough to knowlA she's Just doing her first speak-I that it takes acting ability and ing lines in the movies.

Its the technique that comes frornIJ little part, a very little part, just a Bette Davis in "Dark Victory" and figureto get anywherea Warner Brothers. pictures today." 'Maybe I would have been bet! Claire, who is got her first iti ter off to have devoted the timei ip to Hollywood by winning a gave to the beauty contests to. dancing and personality con-la studying in a good dramatic; test in Minneapolis. She school," she says. "I want to be; have received a movie part as aiha dramatic actress, not, just a girl' prize if she hadn't been taken 11.1.1y The best she got was some daric- mg work.

itgaull 3 Aif SPECIALIalow-' Wireless One Minute tconylinnt. I NOL i. IPA. I 7.7.1rCROVIG That Hollywood Touch FREE Capra' grocery store, t-. Holly-lw 1 4 t4t N'', AVIN.

olo ti i 414 le, wood Boulevard. is owned by a Trim ll brother of Prank Capra. director of "You Can't 'rake Itha and With You" and rented from Cecil Hair B. De Mille, producer-director fir, LJ, "Union Pacific." Its opening Sty" called a "premiere," and was corn-I a plete with spotlights and stars. Iso to a ''Wind' Is Advancing A Line or Two: Frank Borzage is completely broken up over the I death of Cecil Christian, who had charge of his polo stables George Cukor visited Clark Gable on the set of "idiot's Delight" with the first sketches of Rhett Butler costume for "Gone With the Wind." William Cameron Menzies will have the exteriors of Tara, Scarlett's home, ready to shoot within two weeks Johnny "Scat" Davis got back in town too late to report on Dick Powell's "Always Leave Them Laughing" he gets a couple of weeks added vacation Dick Foran returns his old home lot, 20th Century-Fox, to begin a new picture for 'Jerry Hoffman, "Winner Take All," HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS: Jimmy Stewart, who has been a lone wolf lately, looking happy again with Norma Shearer on his arm at the Clover All made up and as glowing as newlyweds, Jack Oakie and Venita leave today for second honeymoon in Europe Howard Hughes, with Arleen Whelan, and Pat Di Cicco, with Mar- jorie Weaver, a foursome getting plenty of attention at a Palm Springs night club The Joan Crawford-Charlie Martin twosome hitting a temporary snag, while Joan spent the evening tangoing with Cesar Romero at the Troc Joy Hughes wiring Georgie Jessel; that she will be in New York no later than December 1 to do an act with him at Loews Ken Murray stepping out with his former heartbeat, Florence Heller, one night and Andrea Leeds, the next.

Janet Gaynor and Adrian at Beverly Wilshire Louise 1 Platt having dinner with Jed liar- 1 before he planed out for New York. He'll be back in a week for 1 Our Town" conferences Sally Eilers Brown at Palm Springs for 1 week-end with tl)e Milton Brens and the Charlie Feldmans Paulette Goddard and her mother will drive down to Mexico City for vacation (CoPyrient. International news StIV) 1 raynn MAT, TODAY 230 TONIGHT 8:30 The ALFRED LUNT and LYNN FONTANNE Production of "AMPHITRYON 38" NOTF: Curtain Pri.m lit find No Orto Admitted During the Pro lotto. AUTO SHOW "SUEZ" Hobby Breen THE AR. "BAREFOOT BOY" iin.

Morrim IALIY OF THE 61,4 RN "UNDER THE 811 TOP" James Stewart Jean 4rthur TAII IIANT TAME IT V. VOL" Ornd End kids "LITTLE 4.t Also Mi. hey Roonel. 'HOLD 1 he I am skiers "FOUR DAUGHTERS" Edw. Robilmon All Visit; DR.

CIA I ILRIMI Ake "RODLD060 Ril.rOnV n(JLI) lij por A1.1 4ft G.11.111Ki.t." SEAR BEFORE SUCH STARTLING SECRETS! APPISAMD DENIS OS "0004A GOINIA" 1 C.4.116111- roof )4 1,14 LI LT 0 II (L4of KENYON North Side MT. OLIVER Harris The New BOULEVARD Brookline I "Lk ne 1 Irain i il pf KENYON IF 1: 4,,,, North Bide Alit 4 carnn Bobby Breen HE MT. OLIVER M. LRAM IFIREAKING I( II Alio "BAREFOOT The New Harris SEAR BEFORE SUCH STARTLING SECRETS! it ttetne Morrir Predated aw "TALLUT 01, THE BOULEVARD 61,4 4Ts. Brookline 90041011 OENIS a No ommilmionon Now "UNDER I14 BIG TOP" 4 c.ammilr"--- fc-, 10-.

AAft 0 00qt 6 111 James Sten art 't, I. II Al lat allatE --OL. I 25'al' LI LT 0 li (LIP: BE 1 Jean Arthur TOU I ANT TIME IT tt ITH TOL" lit' The load End kids I NIXON ---NAT A 4 'A Alm 41h.hev Rooney 'HOLD .1 1,1,,4 The ALFRED LUNT Ihe 1 DP is len and LYNN FONTANNE "FOUR 'Ii'll'IlkL Pr othirtion of DAUGHTERS" "AMPHITRYON 38" ClitriLVrt fr- (hi I. nob in -11 1 -4 L. Ai 117, RI '444 4 1 A ko til00 "Bo.6.

1 AUTO SHOW ri tri A1.1 74R. i tJidom.doO41b,- IMartha Raye told Ruh Rope In Give M. Sailo." Russell In The Nlysterious Rider." BELLEVUE i Janet riavnor. Mild. Montgomery iin "Three Loves Has Nancy." su polpetod short bjects.

HIPPODROME Manchestor) WEIV71, Morris nnd Claire Trecor In "Vnliev of the Giants." Also sptectect short PnbjPets. HAZELWOOD (Hazelwood) The Ritz Pcothera In "Straight Place and Show." Also selected short subjeets. i Irma, riln, In 1 "From rinttghters." Also selected 51bort allhiPets, GARDEN (Nero, si4e) Lionni R.Tyrnore In "You an't Telco It With You." Th. Ritz Prothers In "Strnicht Placin and Shove." Also selected short stibirietp. GRAINIT 1ff Wyatt) Lsno Siorirs nr1 CirtuAri Ilnins In "Four Yinttghters." Also selected short GARDEN Nero, si4e) Sesn Lionni Rstirvrnore In "You Cnn't Tske It With You." STRAND 'Sharp sbarg) Itiehard Dix in "Blind Anne Neagle in "Look Out for Love." WEILAND (Center and Craig) Joe E.

Brown in "The Gladiator." Will Rogers in 'Life 13gins at eV' NEW CARNEGIE (Cornegie) Dente and Richarcr Greene In "Ally Loeky Star." Also selected short Blibje NEW GRAND (Carnegie) Richard Dix and Chester Morris In "Sky Giant." Also selected short libjiI s. TRIANGLE (East Liberty) Cesar Romero in "City OM." Jan Parker in 'Romance of the Limberlost." BEACON (squi.s Han WarnPr in "Ill nil-. 4 Million." Alice Moore in "Woman ip Against Woman." so: BRIGHTON i Nat.th BRIGHTON Sid.) Greatest Progress in 10 1 ears Progress in 10 ears short sublerts. ARCADE (so.toi side) Temo rlsvnor. floht.

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