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14 BROOKLYN EAGLE, NOV. 5, 1949 Theater Holes 9 BALLET By Paul Affeldcr SCREEN Walter Hampden has been selected as Grace George's co-star by Guthrie McClintp for the comedy tentatively titled "Mother Hildebrand" byRose- marv Paspv. Mr McClintic. will Dlace the 'Checkmate' and 'Job' Comprise Sadler's Wells Finale at Metropolitan comedy in rehearsal Nov. 21 forjthe sixth and last bill by the Sadler's Wells Ballet at the opening in New York Dec.

27. politan Opera House until last evening, and we are sorry to Tandy Signed, 'Murder, Inc. Set, Paging Four Stars; Other Film News "A Streetcar Named Desire," which made a name player of Marlon Brando and landed him in Hollywood, has also boosted the screen career of Jessica Tandy, who originated the role of the pathetic Southern girl. Miss Tandy has been named by Hal Wallis to co-star with Joan Forv taine and Joseph Cotten in his Paramount drama, "September. Miss Tandy was last seen with Charles Boyer in "A Woman's Another "Streetcar" player, James O'Xeill, who is still in the Broadway production, will make his screen debut in Universale "Confidential Squad," which is being filmed in its entirety in New ork.

Brando, incidentally, who is currently before the cameras in Stanley Kramer's "The Men," a story of paraplegic war vet- ran nl.in tn inlprrnnt his cm- lw LI Li xjlI reer'bv returning to school forjbp assigned to the adaptation few davs week prevented us from seeing least attractive offering. Gwendolen Raverat, and the resultant ballet was, in turn, responsible for the formation of the Sadler' Wells Ballet For this alone, we must be grateful. In his excellent book, "The Sadler's Wells Ballet," Cyril W. Beaumont tells us that when its authors put the idea of "Job" before Sergei Diaghileff in 1928, he turned it down on the grounds that It was "old-fashioned." If Diaghileff thought it outmoded 20 years ago, you can imagine how wa felt last night. The whole thing looked to us like a well-staged Sunday School pageant, and was just about as exciting.

Again, we were treated to some lovely groupings, but there was little or no dancing not even by Robert Helpmann, who took the part of Satan. Only Vaughan Williams' music had any merit. and even that is not the best example of his work. To put it Diuntly, "Job" was a deadly bore. The evening's final ballet was a repetition of "Symphonic Variations," which we reviewed on an earlier occasion.

Robert Irving conducted all three works with authority. We're going to miss our Ene- lish visitors when they leave town after Sunday night's per-formance. We surely hope they come back next season, but when they do, they can leave these three ballets at home. LATE SHOWS T0NITE ARMISTICE DAY'S "BATTLEGROUND" M-G-M's realistic story about the siege of Basrogne, during the Battle of the Bu Ige, will open next Friday at the Astor. Heading the "Battleground" cast are Van Johnson, John Hodiak, Ricardo Montalban and George Murphy.

a year. The young actor, who never completed high school will return to New York as soon as "The Men" is completed to enroll at the New School of Social Research. 'Murder, which Milton A complicated schedule this report that it is the company's The first ballet on the pro- gram was "Checkmate," with choreography by the company's director, Ninette de Valois, music by Arthur Bliss and sim pie scenery and highly effec tive costumes by E. McKnight Kauffer. The work amounts to a game of chess between love and death, with the victory going to the latter.

Jhose who piay cness may get more out of the ballet than we did, but we found the choreography at tractive mainly for the inter esting and often' striking patterns it produced. The ending, however, with the lengthy tor turing ot tne defeated Red King, necame ratner tedious. Bliss music was adequate, though somewhat heterogeneous. Prin cipal dancing honors go to love ly, long-limbed Beryl Grey, who was alternately imperious and treacherously seductive as the victorious Black Queen, and Alexis Rassine as the challeng ing Red Knight. Their warlike pas de deux, danced with lances was the high point of the en tire evening.

The second offering, also by Miss de Valois, was a "Job," described as "A Masque for a i with music by Vaughan Williams and scenery and costumes by John Piper, after William Blake's illustra tions for "The Book of Job." Blake's drawings, as a matter of fact, were responsible for the whole work, for which the book is by Geoffrey Keynes and MET. VODVIL AT MELBA him it. run OOORt OMN ia a o.iiy I CONTINUOUS- ALPINE. 19th it. an Fllta An BEDFORD, Ba0tarl St.

BROADWAY. Broadway-Myrtla Av. PERFORMANCES ALL DAY TODAY AN0 TOMORROW CONEY l8LAN0.8url-StlllallAn.i TH 46111 Utraeht Av. BATES. Galaa Ava.

ana Braailvav KAMEO. KINGS. Flattmih-Tlldaa Ava MELBA, MM-a mw he would produce for Warner RUK0; making it the first deal of Brothers' release will finally go lhlA kind that Hughes has ne-hPfnr0 rhp rampras snmriimp K'ated since he took over the V-- iw 1 $1 this year, with Felix Feist as director. Xo players have been assigned as yet to the story, which deals with the notorious Brooklyn crime syndicate of a few years ago. Optimistic as well as ambitious in his projects, Alexander Paal hopes to corral Marlene Dietrich, Charles Laughton.

Charles Boyer and Alida Valli to play the key roles in "Goodbye, i'. S. a story of four deportees from the United States, each a different nation ality, German, French, English and Italian. The story' starts in this at San Francisco, and follows the four deportees to their respective countries. In line with his current proj- TECHNICOLOR muscmi I ert touts Twi Daily 2 ft 7:45 ORSON WELLES IN "BLACK MAGIC" will have simultaneous premieres at 60 neighborhood theaters Election Day in Brooklyn, Long Island and other parts of the city.

ORIENTAL. 80th St. and 18th pitkin, Pitkin and Sarataga Avaa. PREMIER. Sutter St.

FREDDIE STEWART AND BAY RIDGE 72nd Straat and Third Avanua WARWICK Jarama and Fultaa Straata OTHER HIT BORO PARK Slat St. and Nav Utraaht Ava BREVOORT Bravaert Plact and Badftrd PALACE Eaal N. V. Ava. A Stranaa 8t.

POfc PWA.rHlK INPOA.AAATION ANO JENNIFER JONES VAN HEFL-IN LOUIS JOURDAN "MADAME BOVARY" ANO GEORGE RAFT MARIE WINDSOR "OUTPOST IN MOROCCO" Jl'DI GARLAND VAN JOHNSON "IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME" A Abbatt A Coitalla "AFRICA SCREAMS' 2 Taahnl-llirnj Infrld 'UNDER A 'fha alar 111 1 0 (Bariraan CAPRICORN' Big CaP THE WINDOW" Arthur KrnnrdTi and Adyrntara In Balllmora" Shirley Taaipla Bint Crnaby "TOP O' THE MORNING" and Franehot Tana "JIGSAW" ATAHTINg) TIAACf OB ATTHACTION capricorx A BIG CAT'rr BOTH INv COLOR BIG IN-PHRSOV STACK RHOW Scrrrn: "Tha CRYSTAL BALL" Pauletta Goddard By Lew Sheaffer ect. "A Tale of Five Cities," which is now being made in London ana tour continental capitals, plans to use dif ferent directors for the five episodes in "Goodbye, U. S. Warner's has purchased "Rear Guard," James Warner Bellah's new novel, as a possible vehicle for Gary Cooper, thereby re turning him to the monosyllabic cowboy roles that first brought him fame. The story, set against the Indian wars of the Southwest, will be produced by An-thonv Veiller, and writers will within the next Cooper is currently before the Warner cameras in "Rright Leaf," the story of a tobacco magnate.

Eddie Bracken has been signed by Howard Hughes to an exclusive long-term star contract at studio. Currently at work with Judy Garland and Gene Kelly in M-G-M's "Summer Stock," Bracken will report to RKO on Jan. 2. His last RKO assignment was nine years ago with Lucille Ball in "Too Many Girls." Roberts Productions, the independent company headed by John Garfield, Robert Roberts and Abraham Polonsky, has acquired "The Man With the Golden Arm" Nelson Algren's novel about a Chicago gambler, as a Gariield vehicle. The com- tar.

ma(le "Ro(lv and Soul" and "Force of Evil." Garfield is now before the 20th Century-Fox cameras in "The Big Fall." Close on the heels of the U. S. Navy's announcement that guided missiles will be launched from submarines during the current war games in Hawaiian waters, Columbia Pictures discloses that "The Flying Fish" HUDSON 38th St. ond New York Av. I'NIon S-B77? I NION CITY.

N. STARTING TOMORROW Matinee and Twice Daily 2:30 and 8:30 P.M. iTOMMY (BOZO) SNYDER WITH CEIL VON DELL PHONE UNION FOR RESERVATIONS STAGE PLAYS MATS. TODAY A WED. at 1 41).

EVGS. at 1:40 "JUST PERFECT." Chapman, Newt HILARIOUS SMASH MUSICAL! Lend an. ear MANSFIELD. 47 St. W.of B'wfty.

Cir.ft IHMft ranuivn Lost A MAGICAL IN THE STARS by MAXWELL ANDERSON A KURT WEILL Directed bv ROUBEN MAMOULIAN With Tadd Duncan Laalia Ranks MUSIC BOX. 45th St. W. al B'way. Cir.

8-4618 Ei lne.8un.a 30 Mat.TadayA Wad. I NaParl. Man. 'Milt Llbarty it my airl and Braariway a' Garland ISS LIBERTY Lyrict A AfltJIC bll IRVING BERLIN flnolr by Directed hy ROBERT E. SHERWOOD MOSS HART IMPERIAL Thaatra, Wit 45lh St.

CO. 5-24 12 Lva. Mala. TODAY and WED. HENRY FONDA in ISTER ROBERTS rvr by Thomaa Htrsen and Joahua Loran Henry HULL Williaa HARRICAN Murray HAMILTON ALVIN, W.52 8I.

Evll.l :30. Mata. Taday A Nev-1 ALL (il'TS AND till EMLYN WILLIAMS LILLIAN HELLMAN'S ailaetatlan 0NTSERRAT William Radflald. John Abbott. Ralnbald Schumal HILTON.

W. 40. Evi 1:411 Matl T.dayl. Wad. 2:40 RESTAURANTS P.M.

"Whrrt Frlrnda Meet" Navr Open at Neon Arms Hotel 66 Orange St. Private Party Aceoraaioaatlaai, BE, 1-1044 tickets are now on sale for both performances of the picture, which is in its 51th week at the Bijou. "The Red Shoes" stars Anton W'albrook, Marius Goring, Moira Shearer. Robert Help-mann, Albert Basserman, Lud-milla Tcherina and Esmond Knight. Originally the production was listed for New York on Dec.

21. "Mother Hildebrand" won The Christophers $5,000 prize as the best play in its first an nual contest to foster Christian principles in American life through the arts. With tomorrow's perform ances of "The Sleeping the Sadler's Wells Ballet Company brings to a close its four-week engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House. Moira Shearer will appear as the sleeping princess tomorrow afternoon and Margot Fonteyn will dance the same role in the evening. During its four-week stay, the Sadler's Wells Ballet introduced 12 works never seen here before as well as a company of 05 dancers who have now become familiar through their performances to 100,000 people who attended the 33 performances.

The Sadler's Wells Ballet departs Monday on its tour of the United States and Canada. Katharine Cornell has decided to give the first matinee of "That Lady," after it opens at the Martin Beck Theater, on Nov. 22, on Thanksgiving Day, although she had first advertised that the first matinee would be Saturday of Thanks giving week. Also she has sent word from Detroit that the opening night's curtain will rise at 8, and on subsequent eve nings at 8:30. Twenty-five min utes had been cut from the play for its opening at Detroit Astaire-Style Dances in Boro Paramount Lobby Ballroom dancing in the Fred Astaire style will be shown in the Brooklyn Paramount lobby tonight and tomorrow night at 8, 8:45 and 9 as a live' advance notice of the theater's next at traction, "Holiday Inn," teaming Bing Crosby and Fred As taire, which will open Nov.

16. The dance exhibit, by Rique Fernandez and JoAnn Giles of Fred Astaire's new Brooklyn dance studio, will also be given at the same time next Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. The Paramount current bill includes "Red, Hot and Blue," with Betty Hutton and Victor Mature, and "Song of Surren der." 'Love Me Long' Opening Monday "Love Me Long," new comedy by Doris Frankel, scheduled to open last night, has been postponed and will open next Monday night. The Brock Pember-ton production has Shirley Booth, George Keane, Russell Hardie and Anne Jackson, directed hy Margaret Perry and Mr. Pemberton.

awry airzotaaio tor O' tHf aaoanHNO" a -jio law MR. TOW 'MSY HVINC Victor MXTURt in Ptnon JO STAFFORD" JACKIE GREEN PIIRO BROTHERS AS Him Or9m Hit wrtfM nt VM 3(l 4 riAvaiJ0. ffiSBS 11,01 m. mmi stuts 11 1 t. m.

GIL MAISON THE 0UNHIILS tVITrHI 'm i yy eruibfi Jadr I In Sroadwey Jt Nan eaa iMtaa aa avi 1 2 TECHNrCOtOR HITS 1 1 I 2I PRESTON FOSTER iinlmCAIINEI-LMMcMLllSTEIi mW'i'WS'M KiCMARoll Cat ULSTER. ft-OOO NATIONAL HORSE inci. dun. SHOW MOW thru Tuefl. Int'l Military Jumping Confetti Nightly 1 Sunday Monday Malt.

TONIGHT Cn Other Wi 12 I. 2000 JI.50io3.JO SEATS (tax incl.) iMADISON SQ. GARDEN OPERA BROOKLYN BROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC TONIGHT at Puccini't Opera MADAMA BUTTERFLY Direction: ALFRC DO 8ALMAGGI Ratarvari Kaata 17. a Incl. tax Uartierved 11.50.

Intl. tu. 8T.r. 3 (700 STAGE PLAYS PULITZER PRIZE PLAY A CRITICS' AWARD A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Dlreclrd by ELIA KAZAN Uta HAGEN Anthony QUINN A LAUOHAPALO0ZA!" Walter Winchcll A MICHAEL TODD PRODUCTION BOBBY CLARK In Tin Musical Carnally Smneb AS THE GIRLS GO ROi tnfn, IRENE RICH ROADWAY TH at VI St CI 7-2887 No Hon Pari, 2 PERFS. SUN.

3 (lit Evai. at 3D 1:30 Mali Sat. A Sun. 2Perfs.Todayr:S&WwJ;:; "Oilifhtful ivenlnt In theitm." Louis Sobul ROLAND PFTIT Ballets de paris CARMEN Tallteht.r Same Prnorarx All Performances? WINTER GARDEN. way Mn.

Evfi Inel. Sun. 8 40. Matt. Sat.

240, Sun. 3 00 2 Show. TODAY TOM'W HALF PRICE ALL OKtll. BORN YESTERDAY 111 HENRY MILLER'S TH. 43 ST.

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TaaayA Tom it 2:40. II. NaPart.Maa. fi IM JENNIFER JONB8 VAN HEFLIN JAS. MASON CO VARY" Highway A "OUTPOST IN MOROCCO" SS? AVAL0N "ERGMAN JOSEPH COTTEN BROOKLYN BROOKLYN MADISON BUSHVVICK CREENPOINT REPUBLIC ALDEN, KENMORE DYKER KEITH'S PROSPECT T1LY0U 0RPHEUM KEITH'S KNMOaD '11 STRAND F.K BOCK MIDW00D MARINE 'THE PATIO Flatbuah Ava.

Midwaad St. and On iiicrid BEQGHAC: Starts TUESDAY illKtlOM DAVI GIINN FORD RIALTO. Flatbuah WINDOW' A 'ADVENTCRE In BALTIMORE' ALBEMARLE. El'a a Rd. BIN0 CROSBY BARRYFITi6eRAl6TaNN TbLYTH LINDEN.

Nastrand-Parkaida Avaa 'J? TOP O' THE MORNING' josepii C0TTEH 'JIGSAW" Franthot Tone Jean Wallace Fl'b'h Rd NOSTRAND. Kinga Harv-Ntat'd Av. "ANNA HITCHCOCK'S' LUCASTA" and "MR. SOFT TOUCH" COLLEGE. Flatbuah H.

"WHITE HEAT" and "ONE LAST FLING" erCapricofg tsiaw or lPA'2ili- llfjt OF PA RANUOLfH SCOTT jieg PTEnBOntKIRCUIT -bAm nAtvH XTheWG car, new mtiuma ALWAYS THE BEST UtSSih9 a aBCTAaN bm mt is. -anf caosav ALBEE mmon mmi lit I'KLYN SMOWINO BID MacMURRAY MAURiiN O'HARA Era PARK, 44th Straat and Filth Ava CANARSIE. Avanua and 9Vn STATE. OaKalb and Franklin Avaa BERKSHIRE, 10th St. and 8th Ava BING ANNA MAZZOLENI, coloratura, who will appear in the Salmaggi production of "Lucia di Lammermoor" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music next Saturday night.

deals with the same subject. Producer S. Sylvan Simon and Capt. Harvey Haislip, writer, were permission some months ago in Washington to proceed with ihe script on the condition that the finished story he submitted for further navy approval. Parts of the film will be made at the navy's experimental center at Point Mwgu, Calif.

movie time Schedule BROORLVN ALBEE "Thleyea Blihway." 12 6:40. "Father Waa a 3: SO. Full- hack." II. t. (1:10.

:0. 11:2.1. FOX "Bevond the Fore.t." 3:13. 8:11.1, 10:01, 1:111: "Brlmatone," II, 1 1 METROPOLITAN "Thai Mldntcht Klaa." I "The Secret of 8t. Ivea," 11:17.

5.41, PARAMOCNT "Rrd, Hot and Blue." 12:41. .1:40. 111:114. "Son of Surrender," 1 1 OK. 11:111, 11:44.

STRAND "l.oit Boundarlea." .1:13. (1:14. :l.1. "Search for Danier," t.llH, 5:1111, ill, 11:11. MANHATTAN ASTOR "Loat Boundarlea," 10.

1:11. 3:41. .1:3.1. 1:31., 1 8 1:111 CAPITOI "Tokyo Joe." 111:113. 11:311.

I h. i 3.1. 3:111. 0:03. 11:1.1.

CRITERION "They l.lye hr Nliht," III. II 1:90, 3 11:1,1, 1:411, II: III, 11:3.1, li'-'O. GLOKE "Johnny Eaier," 11:11, 1:30. 3:1.1. MAYEAIR "The Dorlor and the Girl." 33.

11:39. 1:4.1. 3 .11. 5:91, II 113. MI SIC HALL "The Helreaa," 1:041, 4:113.

10, ataie. I MlO. PARAMOUNT "Chlcaio Deadline." 10:17. 4:3, 1:30, 10:10, Itaie, RIVOI.I "Pinky," :17, 4:13, rlllt). Kill, 10:01.

I Mil. ROXY "Everybody Doea It," 11:4.1. 1. :15. atafe, 6:10.

R. II. STRAND "Beyond the Fore.t." 10:08, 4:13. 1:12, 111:00. elate.

1-MII. 2:51. 6:01. 8:53. 11:45.

VICTORIA "Chrlatopher Columbua." 12:35, 2: 3D. 4:43, 8:41, 8:51, 1:05. 0 lUteuta Ik 10ii BETTY HUTTON" VICTOR MATURE RED, HOT AND BLUC Co.featurff WANDA lU0t MACOONttO HENDRIX-RAINS-CAREY SONG OF SURRENDER orZ7 WHO UVEO A FOR TWENTY TIMS! BEATRICE PEARSON -MEL FERRER i HUt trnf HATVtt 5E JOHN CAiVMT eo hW FAICON A DAVIS-COnEN rdn'i I I I'll A I I T'r PIUS 2nd SIG FEATURE i'VV CAatfI0.AI)llUI800ld-WiTUatl mim- -mm aaaaaawiaJ rl Jm I CROSBY BARRY FITZGERALD ANN BLYTh) "TOP O' THE MORNING" and FRANCH0T TONE "JIGSAW" Starts TUESOXY-Wart DISNEY'S 'KHUOD ssd COLISEUM, 4th Ava. and 92nd St. "SUPREME MELODRAMA" Har.

Trib. FORTWAX. Hamilton P'keay. BARBARA IITUr BJ PlAUll HARBOR, 2nd St. and 4th Ava.

HALE I fit IIIIIUUlT R1TZ, 8th Avanua and 40th Rnbt. Young Shirlay Tampla "Adventare In Baltimore'' SUMNER, Sumnar AvaTuinelTst 'AN6CL OR The AMMOaTVTIag'piAO KISMET, OaKalb Ava. nr. Tampklna Ava. LINCOLN, Badfard Lincoln Plata "WHITE HEAT" and "ONE LAST FLING" 'Y FAVORITE BRUNETTE" A "HIT THE ROAD" 'Hamlet' Passes 1,000 Show Mark A new milestone was reached at the Park Avenue Theater yesterday afternoon when Laurence Olivier's "Hamlet" played its performance.

This establishes the J. Arthur Rank production, released in this country by I'niversal, as the fourth longest run of any motion picture in Xew York history. The all-time record is held by "The Parade" which nla veil for weeks at the 'i second place with weeks at the World Theater. Cecil B. DeMille's "The Ten Conimand-nients" chalked up weeks at the old Criterion.

"Hamlet," now in its 5Sth week, continues to be shown on a reserved-seat, two-a-day basis, with extra performances on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. 'Red Shoes' Adds Two Holiday Shows "The Red Shoes," J. Arthur Rank's three-way Academy Award-winning film romance, will atld an extra 5:30 showing to its regular twice-daily performances on Election Day and Armistice Day. Reserved seat "Courageous and powerful screen Hornet, Herald Tribune foWuesxf by Oircf i by Will MMUCK aU KAZAN B'way at 49 OeartOaen 10:00 A.M. ITTI JOSEPH DAVIS COTTEN BEYOND the FOREST KING VIO0R OrXSuAQC 5.a.l,W I 1 MAKE NINE MANHATTAN! rSQUARE DANCE Sunday Afternoon, 2:30 P.M.

SWING YOUR PARTNER Bill CAIRNS, Caller. All Agee kerne CORTELYOU CLUBHOUSI Badfard A Avanua Adm. dm Ina. Tae aaaaavaaw y-fMjkTli fill irMxwH show 0Pt NS 9 30 A WAY at II 30 ft ''rr. i on lml mm tm RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL Showploce of the Natien Rockefeller Canter Exenf work of tphnditi orfi" WtaSfEN, POST OLITII M0RT6OMERT RUPH de HAVILLANO CLIFT RICHARDSON in WILLIAM WHER'S "THE HEIRESS" MIRIAM HOPKINS Prorfuctrf and Oirtcttd by Wllliom WyUf A Paramount frefwrt 01 THE GREAT STICEf "SOLDER MRVESf-ProrJuced by leonidorT, aettingi by Bruno Maine Corpi de toilet, Rockettet, Glee Club.

Symphony Orchestra directed by Alexander Smalleni, rW at, 10,10, 104, 4:01, 7.0?, 10,00, Eafre MidrJgnt Faolvrt 12,10 Stag Skew or), 11,01, 3,01, ,00. 9:00 Often Open Sveadey 11,10 A. M. RAT RIDGE AND SUNSET PARK Center, th Ava. and S6th St.

Calcutta i alas Craay Home Electra, 75th St. and Third Ava. The Pirate: alarj Dark Corner Stanley, 5th Ava, and 75th St. .1 Was a Male War Bridei alo The Red Pony BEDFORD National, 720 Waahlngtan Ava. Anna Lncaata: also Mr.

Soft Tonrb Roiera, 333 Ragara Ava. PR. 4-2230 I Waa a Male War Bridei also The Real Pony BENSONHl'RST Colonr. Ilth St. BE.

4-223I The Perils of Pauline; also Ghosts on the Loeagi BORO PARK Normandr. 43rd SL A Ha Utraaht Ave. I Was a Male War Bride; alao The Red Panf BOROUGH HALL AND DOWNTOWN DufMeld, Dutflald and Fatten Sta. The Window! ala Adrentares In Baltimore Momart, Fultan St. and Raekwall PI.

The San Never Seta; alae Adventures End St. Georco Plarhonae. 100 Pineanpla St.The Wfndowi also Adventure in Baltimore Terminal, Faurth Ava. and Oaan St The Window: alao Adventure In Baltimore TiTOli. Fultan SL and Bora Hall Mutineers; also Air Hostess BRIGHTON BEACH Oceana, Brighten Baaeh St.

The Window; also Adventure in Baltimore. BROWNSVILLE Hopelnson. 482 Heekmesn Ava. Tha Earth Criaa Out; alaa Tenterrew'e Wnndertut Day BUSHWICK PULITZER PRIZE A CRITICS' AWARD IM9 a i a A MUSICAL LEE J. COBB I A drama Heath of a salesman MARC blitzstein A New Play by ARTIH'R MILLER laajf; DirVTNC Production bu ELIA KAZAN Wl1 JAlNt rlLKtllO with MILDRED DINNOCK nnDCDT 1 runs MOR0SCO, W.45.Eya.t:30.Mat.TdayA Wad 2:30 "Iraatad By KuDtK I LLWIS mualtal dira.tcr MAURICE ABRAVANEL RAIPH RFIIAMY1" 4BTH ST- Thealr.

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WED. A SAT. at 2:40 CVAllO DEuJ 1 "Cavfta lor Jrl. -A m. HE BROWNING VERSION ANN HARnlMP New PlaybV TERENCE RATTIOAN IIMIXUinVJ CORONET.W.488t.Cir.-S070.Ea.8:40.Mat.2:40 In a New Comedy by FAY KANIN Eva 54.tO I.20 Mati TODAY A WEO.t3.H-l.2S GOODBYE.

MY FANCY MONTH! "INCOMPARABLY THE fINEST COMEDY With CONRAD NAGEL 0F SEASON -A'lritoj. Time, MARTIN BECK Th. 45th afHtriAva CI 33 MARTITA HUNT EY. at Mali. TODAY AWED rp .7 mnAV' Miw 30.

iincTZ ike MADWOMAN of Chaillot IULIAIa-40 OUll.a ij iUtd.aao JOHN CARRADINE ESTELLC WINWOOD "Saaetaeolar A E.ctll.nt JOYALE Thaatra. AS W. trwCI r.5-5760 -MOREHOUSE. Sun Eya. at Mala.

TODAY A WED, at tlU "HILARIOI'SLY FI'NNY REVl'E." HOWDY, MR. ICE OF 1950! A $1 $1.50, $2, $2.40 Georve Jean Nathun tm III I 8 40. Sua. 8:15. MAIL ORDERS I OUCH AND GO MATS.

TUES FRI. A SAT. 2 40; SUN. 3 00 BHOADHURST Thra 448t alB Cir.l-SSM CENTER RaitafallarCantar. CO.

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NOV. Rth A lllh LAST 8 DAYS THE THetrE 6UILO I JOHN c. WILSON "Lltht footed and tood humored and present eontinuoualy Tmiej ALFRED LYNN TWTIITTIJ NITUT HINT FONT ANNE I 1 tl rilUn I w1'1 rUllinnilC A THEATRE. B'way A 40th St. I KNOW MY LOVE 'tea.

at Mata. TODAY A WED.atX:4B A plat by II. N. BEHRMAN "Firat food, Intelllffnt fan af Adavted rom ''Avtret de ma Blonde" by the aeaaon." Watt. Pott MARCEL Af'HARD A MARY GBOROE Directed by MR.

LINT MATTHEWS HINTON CIRZON Settinol. Cotlumet and Lighting I A It by Stewart Chancy E. a 111 tva 4 Mali TadayAThur.2 30 1 60 1 20 BOOTH Thaa 45 St W. at RAM. 8.

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