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For Clat lifted Ad Rtiuln BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1939 Telephone A in 4-62(Hi 18 Featured in Summer Attractions on Stage and Screen Frcdric March the Star Now Gkh Theater at Fair Sin. ts Up Shop Today An inspection of the advertise menta for the reopening of "Thi American Way" at the Center next Monday night reveals the fact that the copy now reads 'Fredrlc March fV V8 VN THE SCREEN Pat O'Brien Is Racing Driver in New Picture 'Indianapolis Speedway' Comes To Strand in Manhattan By ARTHUR POLLOCK "Test Pilot" was a good picture and you might think as good a tory could be written about automobile racers, who In their way are test pilots, too. As good a story could be written, surely, but it Is not. "Indianapolis Speedway" now at the Strand Theater in Manhattan. Indianapolis Speedway" is a little confusing.

It is the girls who make It so. And all thf thrills of the race track, of which there are many, cannot quite outweigh the fact that the talc does not make the sense a good movie really should try to make. It is Pat O'Brien, who is the great racing driver, Joe Oreer. He has a girl friend whom he is constantly leaving and constantly sending ex INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY' pensive furs. It Is a strange relationship.

I don't like to gossip, but It seems to me an eyebrow ought to be lifted rurthermore the girl friond has a eirl friend whom Joe: detests. He calls her names which he never finishes because his broth er pops him on the jaw by way -err ii I i f. i i 'tVk. Julia Lthrop in "Kind Lady." 5 next week's attraction at the Ma- Julia Lathrop in "Kind Lady," next week's attraction at the f('y li lT i. rr.1 1 X3 in" instea "with Fredrlc March" as heretofore.

In other words, Mr. March is now definitely starred in the Kaufman-Hart opus. Incidentally, the Sam H. Harris press de-partment vouches for the announce- ment that mail orders from 27 States have been received at the Center from prospective World's Fair visitors. John T.

Schless, president of Mer-rie England, hung the official crepe on Shakespeare when he announced the closing of the Globe Theater today and the opening of "something more popular" on the Bard's boards. Mr. Schless Is still umnrtrf that. Shakespeare, performed under the aeit direction or Margaret Webster, should fajl ln New York after run-nine successfully in Chicago Dallas and San Diego. Glenda Farrell will be the attraction for the new week at the Theater-by-the-Sea, Matunuck, R.

where she will be seen in the title role of "Anna Christie," Eugene O'Neill's drama of the sea. Following "Anna Christie," Matunuck offers "You Can't Eat Goldfish," a new play in which Ruth Chatterton will make her only Summer theater appearance of, the season. The elshth annual fastival at the Central Citv. Colorado. Opera.

House opens tonight with a production of "The Yeomen of the Guard." In which Natalie Hall and Richard Hale of the Broadway stage, and Charles Kullman, Hilda Burke and Anna Kaskas, stars of the Metropolitan Opera Company, have leading roles. At Weston, Vt. The Weston Playhouse presents "Anna Christie," by Eugene O'Neill, July 21 through July 23. Harlan Forrest Grant is director. Interruption.

"You little Joe i VtlU OttJ U1IU UICU 1IC liuua llllll.llt on the floor. Frankle Merrick, the girl, must have done something to him, but Lee Mason, Joe's beloved, Insists Frankie is a nic girl. When Job's brother comes on to Los Angeles and Frankie fa in love with him in a jiffy, the brothers part Violently. But that is only the silly part of the story. The rest Is less lily.

Though a great iver, Joe knows there is no future in racing. But his young brother intends to become ft racer like Joe. Joe says no and tries to discourage him, even beats him in a race to teach him he knows nothing about cars and tracks. Joe wants him to go to college and amount to something as a Irian of brains. He gives him money.

But Eddie follows him to Los An geles and Joe gives teaches him iC 1 Tamiroff Film Next At N. Y. Paramount "The Magnificent Fraud," which is to open at the New York Para mount Theater next Wednesday, is a story of an actor who doubles for a dictator in order to make certain that San Cristobal will obtain a ten million dollar loan. Akim Tamaroff Is starred. Also ln the cast are Lloyd Nolan, as a reckless romantic American, right-hand man of the dictator; Patricia Morlson, ln a romantic role, and George Zucco as an honest patriot.

Robert Florey directed from a screen play by Gil bert Gabriel and Walter Ferris, in person the Paramount will present Bobe Hope; Woody Herman and his orchestra, featuring Mary Ann Mc-Call; Jerry Colonna and Dolores Rcade (Mrs. Bob Hope). Capitol to Show 'Hardy' Film Tuesday The seventh of the "Hardy Family" series of "family adventures" of typical Americans comes to the Capitol Theater Tuesday ln "Andy Hardy GeU Spring Fever." This time Mickey Rooney and his high school friends are a I. ih end of the Junior school term, ready for the annual school "d1v Ri irlrlpnlv smitten by the dramatics teacher wno is some years older, Mickey rewrites dialogue from Romeo and Juliet to fit a South Sea isle setting. His "play" is accepted for production by the class, with Mickey as the hero.

At Haines Falls, N. Y. The cast of Andron's Mountain House at Haines Falls, N. under the direction of Murray Rumsey will attempt one of the most elaborate Summer theater productions of the current season when they I begin rehearsals for their version! of the Broadway play, "Dead End." It is planned to use a number of local persons in the cast (such as six Haines Falls boys to play the part of the Dead End boys). The postmaster will be drafted for the role of policeman and the rest of the cast, outside of the many minor roles, will consist of the Andron Playhouse professionals.

ROBT. LOEWS KINGS Flatbtuh and Tllden Avenuei LOEWS PITKIN Pitkin ana Sarateea Annuel LOEWS ALPINE 69th Street and Filth Avenue LOEWS BAY RIDGE 72d Street and Third Avenue LOEWS BEDFORD Bedlard Avenue and Berien street LOEWS BORO PARK Slit Street and New Utrecht Aveaue LOEWS BREVOORT Brcveert Place and Bedlard Avenue LOEWS BROADWAY Broadway and Myrtle Avenue LOEWS CENTURY Nestrand and Parkllda Avenuea LOEWS CONEY ISLAND Surf and Sllllwell Avenuea LOEWS 4STH ST 41th Street and New Utrecht Avenue LOEWS GATES fiatee Avenue and Breadway LOEW8 Eeitern Parkway and Noitrand Ave. LOEWS MEI.BA... Llvlnaitea Street and Hanever Place LOEWS WARWICK Jerome and Fultea Steeete rrKttetf Olivier; Olivier: Claodette Tell Binr Lew Claudette Tell Youn, Charlie Sun Naurhly Claodette Tell No Kid Tell No Tell No Tell Claodette World; Some Binr Blondell; 11 he knows. Eddie gets tote good.

Iread mucn about the procedure lilt ho hot rrnna inH foliar, fnf" he has and fallen for But gone Krankie Merrick, who is a good girl but at the same time a kind of menace to young men. They love each other truly and dearly. It is t.hpn that ctnrt. tn -oil hor things beginning with "You little-" instil her with a loftier Brothers become enemies. At Blaekmai says he.

Is entirely ttianapolis they are rival racers. JoewJnS sufficient to bring down Is furious. His mechanic, trying to th! wrath. of the sods upon her. ave Eddie from the big brother's! Jon te 80 attentively she anger during the race, for brotherly boards a train for New York love has turned to brotherly hate, Pursult ot blackmail procseds.

rets killed as a result of Joe's vin-: And her destination is the residence dictiveness. Joe loses his nerve and of the My founder of the col-becomes a broken, wandering man. i founder whose grand-But he gets his nerve back daughter the professor, though in-That provides the final thrilllns as 8 frlcnd ln Joan- reaUy race. Also he seems to be about EXPLOSIVE BLONDE YOUNG ANN SOTHERN ENEMIES' Walter Pidgeon A Warner Brothers picture. Directed by Herzir ami Wally Klein, based on a story i k.

a by Howard Hawks. At the Strand The ater In Manhattan. THE CAST Joe Orecr Pat O'Brien Ann Sheridan John Payne Gale Page Prank McHush Orace Stafford Granville Bates John Rldfiely Regis Toomey John Harron Wlllam Davidson Ed McWade Irving Bacon Tommy Bupp Robert Mlddlemass Charles Halton ureer Mason Spud Connors Martha Connors Mr. Oreer Ted Dirk Wilbur Red Duncan Martin Tom DUKan Fred Hasklll Hasklll's son Edward Hart Mayor arrives on thelscene and grasps your picture. Soon afterward you're all over page one as the poor, innocent little girl who is suing a rich man's son for breach of promise.

And" you win and you use the proceeds for a trip to Paris. Joan Blondell, portraying a waitress in a college restaurant In "Good Girls Go to Paris," the film that arrived yesterday at the Fox Brooklyn Theater, thinks it is Just nhnllt. that cimnlA Tnrtarf ch Viae sne leeis it is quite the thing for a young lady with ambitions to suc ceed. But Melvyn Douglas, an English exenange proiessor in me college. Joan, who Is Jennie in the film, not only becomes enmeshed in the affairs of the granddaughter but of the founder's daughter.

And, moreover, the grandson of the family Is rolling his affectionate eyes ln her direction. The plot trots briskly on until the professor himself comes for his lady who, incidentally, is in love with somebody else. It Is because the script has provided these Intermingling romances that there Is a large amount of gay-ety and verve sprinkled over the production. Joan is, as usual, her loving, charming self; Melvyn Is. as usual, his friendly, sophisticated self.

There are Walter Connolly. Alan Curtis and Joan Perry to lend an impressive touch to the proceedings, too It is entirely to be regretted that no one, however, travels to Paris. The second feature is "Mickey the Kid," with Bruce Cabot, Zasu Pitts and Tommy Eyan. It's a story of the struggle of a youth to establish himself in a community despite the degradating reputation there of his fatherA. R.

70 XATBUSB near NEWKIBB Special Sunday Dinner fl P.M. wines and Lleuers Dance Boardwalk at 29th Coney Y. Dancing Every Night, or Delicious Shore Dinner, Hotel on the Atlantic. TERRY 8HAND and his Orchestra. JL' Dinner from Couvert fter 50c Sun.

to Thurs. 7oc Fri. SI Sat. SKY BAR MAin 4-Klufl ad 1tl4 9 lh-a NtrhtlT. M.C.l' Harrir Neu, Bert Beaudet, Bertha marry his girl, which he should have done a good deal sooner, nothing at all standing in his way.

And the brothers are happy at the end, as. being carried to the hospital in separate ambulances, they race each other laughingly, their sweet ones beside them. Pat O'Brien is equal to all that is asked of him and more. He is asked to seem stupid about the girl and his brother. But Pat O'Brien is a good actor, capable of an admirable realism.

John Payne does well enough as his brother, while the two girls. Gale Page and Ann Sheridan, have a hard time achieving anything like consistency. Frank McHugh helps on the comic side. Why Not Bloclmoil? "OOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS" A Columbia picture directed bv Alexander Hall from a screen play by Gladys Lehman and Ken Enaiund based on an original story by Lenore Coffee and William Jovce Cowan. Presented at the Fox Brooklyn Theater with a cast Including Joan Blon-deil.

Melvyn Douglas. Walter Connolly, Alan Curtis and Joan Perry. First you cross your legs. Then a newspaper photographer promptly Helrhte. Merle Oberon, Laurence Blondie Meetj the Baaa Melhta.

Merle oberon, Laurence Blondie Meeta the Boai Colbert, It'a Wonderful World: No Talea, Melrm Doarlaa, Louise Platt Croiby. Eait Side ot Heavrn, Ajres, Caltlnr Doctor Klldare Colbert, It'a a Wonderful World; No Talea, Melvyn Douclaa Mr. Lincoln, Henry Fonda, Alice Brady; Chan In Reno, Rleardo Cortes Never Seta. Dour. Fairbanks Bat Nice, Dick Powell, Ann Sheridan Colbert, It's a Wonderful World; Tales, Melvyn Dourlas Crosby, East Side of Heaven, and Sandy; From Texas, Dennis O'Keefa Colbert, It's a Wonderful World; Tales, Melvyn Dourlas Colbert.

It's a Wonderful World; Tales, Melvyn Dourlas Colbert, It's a Wonderful World; No Tales, Melvyn Dourlas Colbert, Jas. Stewart, It's a Wonderful Tell No Talea. Melvyn Dourlas Paolfie, Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea; Like It Hot, Boh Hope, Shirley Ross Crosby, East Side of Heaven, Joan Callinr Dr. Kildare, Lew Ayreo MIDNITC SHOWS I Metrowoutaa Knit Pitkin Coney it. fr.

Masonic Theater, Lonr Beach. Movie Time Table BROOKLYN ALBEE 12.45, 2:05. 3:30. 4.50, 7:55, :25, 10:40, 12:06, 1:25. DYKER 11:00, 12:00, 2:35, 3:40, 5:50, 9:00, 10:00, 12:15, 1:20.

METROPOLITAN 11:01. 12:08. 1:40. 2:47. 4:19.

5:26, 6:58, 8:05, 9:37, 10:44, 12:10, 1:23. PARAMOUNT 11 2:00, 8:00, 11:00. ST. OEOROE PLAYHOUSE 1:30. 3:16.

4:46, 6:32, 8:02, 9:48, 11:18. MANHATTAN ASTOR 10:15, 12:40, 3:05, 5:30, 7:55, CRITERION 9:30. 11:23. 1:16, 3:09, 5:02, 6:55, 8:48, 10:41, 12:34, 2:27. GLOBE 8:00.

11:40, 2:20, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00, 12:30, 3:00. MUSIC HALL 11:07, 2:00, 4:48. 7:38, 10:28, 12:34. PARAMOUNT 10:01, 12:47, 11:31, 12:33. ROXY 10:50, 1:19, 3:48, 11:31.

3:44, 6:27, 6:36, 9:02, "Down to Earth" has been selected as the fourth and final Jane Withers picture on her present sched ule with 20th Century-Fox. The others will be "Tin Hats," "High-school" and "Jubilo." AMUSEMENTS MANHATTAN BEACH Dolly Ozzie Nelson Conctrtt ont) hi Orcfttitrej Starting Sunday Larry Clinton and hit Orchestra Rita Rio's Tonight All-Girl Orchestra Sunday Don Mi tor and hit PLAVS BRIGHTON BEACH RRIPHTHN IV" BRIGHTON BEACHl 71(0 MATS. TODAY nd 40e. Me John Steinbeck's Dramitie Thunderbolt Of IDICE and fDEn NIGHTS (iMludl'i Sundiv), 50e. 7Se.

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Alr-Ondltlnned CTE in Warner Bros, new production, Y. Si. and Theater. Right: Richard succeed Raymond Massey in "Abe as the title for the Paramount picture formerly known as "Ruler of the Seas." Frank Lloyd is producer-director of the film, which co-stars Douglas Fairbanks and Margaret Lockwood. "The Llano Kid" has been chosen by Paramount as the title for the Harry Sherman production formerly known the "The Double Dyed Deceiver" and "Son of Monterey." Tito Gulzar, Gale Sondergaard, Alan Mowbray and Jane Clayton head the cast of the film, which Edward D.

Vcnturini directs. Warner Brothers have engaged Elizabeth Risdon, veteran stage and screen player, for a leading role in "The Roaring Twenties." This Is the Mark Hellinger story formerly known as "The World Moves On," ln which James Cagney, PrisciUa Lane and Humphrey Bogart are starring. It went into production early this directing. wet'K, Willi nuuui vyuimi "Torchy Goes to Town" will be the title of the next edition of the stories of Torchy Blane, the screen's girl reporter. The film, which has been in preparation under the working title of "Torcny invitation to a Murlier," is scheduled for immediate production, with Jane Wy-man in the leading role.

The No. I girl of America's redheads has arrived in Hollywood bearing a crown for the titian tresses of Susan Hayward, the Hollywood "bonfire" whom the national organization of blazing beauties recently chose as their queen. The red-thatched member of Para-mount's Golden Circle of new faces will be crowned at a cermony in the Cdfe Continental at Paramount by Elfrieda Skaggs of Des Moines, president ol the titianettes, who was selected for this mission. Miss Hay-ward, who the ingenue lead In William A. Wellman's "Beau Geste" opposite Gary Cooper, was selected' from hundreds of prominent young redheads for this honor.

Douglae Fairbanks long-con templated trip East with his bride of a few months, the former Mary Lee Fpiing Hartford, has become a certainty with an official release from Paramount following comple tion of his starring role in the new Fran Lloyd production "Ruler of the Seas." Heading a troupe of more than 200 players, Ray Milland, Patricia Morison and Akim Tamiroff have reported at Big Bear Lake for open ing scenes of Paramount's Technicolor outdoor film "Untamed," which Is being director by George Arc. nainbaud. Impressed by James Hogan's direction of Martha Raye in "$1000 a Touchdown," in which she is currently costarring with Joe E. Brown, Paramount executives have assigned the director to the wide-mouthed star's next ehicle "The Farmer's Daughter." Technical crews and research graups are ousy making a complete stuay of Haines Falls, N. and Androns Mountain House to determine the atmospheric conditions MOTION PICTDKES KM JOHN GARFIELD CLAUDE RAINS LANE "DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS" TSIDTHtSWALLS MELVYN 00U01AS JOAN ILONDELL W.lttr CONNOLLY loan PERRY in "GOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS" BRUCE CABOT tn "MICKEY THE KID UCl CABOT tn "MICKEY THE KID" COOL NNO ALDEE IritM I Brilta aaooaini JLTCAME LUCILLE Mil 1 DaVaCHESTER M6RRIS BAK WENDY BARRIE NEWS IS MADE AT NIGHT" PKE5ION FOSTER-lYNN BARI Mf 0ifty'i tITTLC WfCS 'Practice! if" Donir.

Fairbanks Batll Itathbona in "THE SUN NtVER SETS" nrl "NAt'CHTY, BUT NICB" 1 ij Restaurants John Payne and Ann Sheridan "Indianapolis Speedway," at the N. Gaines, who on Monday nlfht will Lincoln In Illinois" at the Plymouth. Gladys George In Cagney Film Screen Debut Soon For Julie Stevens Warner Bros, have engaged Gladys George, stage and screen comedienne, for a featured role ln "The Roaring Twenties," the Mark Hel-Unger story, ln which James Cagney, PrisciUa Lane and Humphrey Bogart are starring. Miss George will play the role of a night club hostess, one "Kansas Smith," ln this prohibition saga. It is the comedienne's second engagement on the Warner lot this year, for she recently worked with Geraldine Fitzgerald in "A Child Is Born," the screen drama scheduled for early Tall release.

Julie Stevens, Pasadena Playhouse I actress who recently signed a contract with Warner will make her screen debut ln a featured role in "20.000 Years in Sing Sing." John Garfield. Ann Sheridan and Burgess i Meredith head the cast of the pic-1 ture, which is now ln production under the direction of Anatole Litvak. Leon G. Turrou, former "ace G-man who was Instrumental ln the expose of a Nasi spy ring in this country last year, is sailing for New York today from Europe, according to a cable received yesterday. The star Investigator went abroad early in June to attend the London and Paris premieres of "Confessions of a Nazi Spy," the Warner Bros, screen drama starring Edward G.

Robinson. The Billy Conn-Melio Bettina championship fight pictures have been added to the current programs at RKO Greater New York, Westchester and New Jersey theaters. The production of "Swanee River" has taken on added importance at the 20th Century-Fox studios with the announcement by Producer Darryl Zanuck that the picture will be filmed in Technicolor. The picture will combine the histories of E. P.

Christie, the minstrel troubadour, and Stephen Foster, and will contain many of Foster's Immortal melodies. Don Ameche will have the role of Foster, Al Jolson will play Christie and Nancy Kelly has been assigned the leading feminine role. The picture will be directed by Sidney Lanfield. Marc Connelly, Pulitzer prize winning playwright, has reported to Paramount to begin work on a screen version of Joseph Conrad's story, "Victory." "Victory" has as Its locale the romantic islands of the Java sea. Connelly won the Pulitzer prize for his dramatization of "Creen Pastures," which he later adapted for the screen.

Tom Neal and Virginia Grey have been added to the cast of "Another Thin Man," the new William Powell-Myrna Loy co-starring vehicle which will soon go Into production at the M-G-M studios under direction of W. S. Van Dyke 2d. Hunt Stromberg is producer, and the cast Includes C. Aubrey Smith, Ruth Hussey, Horace MacMahon, Patrick Knowles and Harry Bellaver.

M.G.M. has purchased "A Call On The President," a short story by Damon Runyon. June Preisser and Mary Beth Hughes have been added to the cast of "Dancing Co-Ed" at the M. G. M.

studios. Ihe Aldrich family is to be perpetuated on the screen. Deeply im pressed with audience reaction at sneak previews of the Jackie Cooper-Betty Field co-starring picture, "What A Life," Paramount officials have placed on the studio production schedule two additional films which will deal with further adventures of the Aldrlchs. Clifford Goldsmith, author of the original stage play "What A Life," which Is ln its second year on Broadway, has been signed by Paramount to write the first of the two new Aldrich screen stories. The two films, as yet untitled, probably will star young Cooper and Miss Field and are to be directed by Theodore Reed who made "What A Life." 'Rulers of the Sea" has been set OPEN-AIR MOVIES "SORORITY HOUSE" with ANNI SHIRLEY Added A timet Ion Jot Lonlo Tony Galento Cbamnlan nM Metarei VALLEY STREAM L.

CHILDREN FREE Malel Newa i La.l aba alarlt at 11 r.M. Kail SkJae FFcAREFUiLYhl 2 Great Hits Evihy Show ii cooiEDi lu -m. IN BROOKLYN ii 0 Hans Heniot Will lead WPA Federal Symphony Orchestra tomorrow afternoon in the Brooklyn Sculpture Court that prevail in the Upstate locale. These preparations have proven necessary in the plans being laid by Monogram Pictures to "shoot" a feature picture around the story of Rip Van Winkle, to be released this FaU. MOTION PICTURES TONIGHT AT 1 1:45 p.m.

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No cover charge eve. I FEATURE FILITIS SHQIUinGTDDflV BAY RIDGE Center, Slttb Ave, and 36th St Paeifio Liner; Peek'a Bad Boy With Clreno Stanley. Fifth Ave. and 75th 8t The Lady Vanisbea; Law West ol Tombston BEDFORD Apollo, Fulten and Throes Blr Fellow; Confessions of a Nazi Spy National 720 Wsshlniten Confessions of Nazi Spy; It Could Happen to Yon Rorera, 333 Roeere Ave, AIR COOLED on the Bounty; Nancy Drew, Reporter Savoy. 1013 Bedlard Ave.

Juarez; also The Jonea Family In Hollywood rJOROt'OH HALL AND DOWNTOWN Duffield, Duff laid and Fulten Sts The Kid From Kokomo; also The Gorilla Momart, Fulten St. and Rockwell PI COOL Broadway Serenade; The Klnr oV fVfclnatowa St. Georre Playhouse. 100 Plnessale 81. The Sun Never Sets; and Naurhty But Nlew Terminal, Fourth Ave.

and Oean St The Kid From Kokomo: also The Gorilla Tlvoll. Fulten St. and Myrtle Av The Nun Never Sets; and Naurhty But Nict BRIGHTON BEACH Oceana. Brlshtoe Rsaeh Nlrbt; also Man of Conquest FLATBl'SB Aster. Flatbush near Church Crisis: also Forbidden Musie llVluu aiavfajua it' Broadway at 31th Street FORECLOSURES St COURT, KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, vs.

JANET KOL-BERT, et defendants. M. ALK'rJ GOTTLS.MAN. Plaintiffs Attorney. 26 Court Street.

BruuWyn, Jv'ew York. Pursuant to a Judsrmfnt of foreclosure ana Bale dated June IS. 193'J. duly entered. 1.

bv CKfcw.s Sil u'lrtu. urtloneers will sell at public auc tion, to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate ExehanKe. No. Muntauue Street. Brooklyn.

New York City, on the liOth day of July. 1939. at 12 o'cloc noon, the premises, with the improvements thereon erected, situated in the County of Kinirs. State of New York, o.i the northeasterly side of 46th Street 340 feet ti inches southeasterly from Hth Avenue, betnff a plot 29 feet 6 Inches in width, front and rear, by 100 feet. 2 inches in depth on each side, known as No.

M3 4ith street. Brooklyn. New York City, subject to easements of record, all as more particularly described in said Judgment. Dated- June 2. MARTIN H.

WEYRAUCH. Referee. jelM-tit SUPREME COURT. KINOS COUNTY-HOME OWNERS' UAN CORPOR -TION. plaintiff acainst ALEXANDER LEV1NE.

et defendants. Pursuant to Jurlirment herein dated July 7th. 1939. and duly entered. I will Hell at public auetion to the hlKlleit bidder, by JAMES DEMPSEY, auctioneer, in tho main rotunda of the Supreme Court House, located at Fulton and Joralemon Streets.

Rrooklyn. S'w York, on the 3rd day of Autru.it. 1939. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises in said Judgment directed to be sold, vilh the improvements thereon, sltiifi'e In the County of Kinics. State of Now York, on the vesterlv side of Wyona Street, distant 220 feet northerly from Monday, $1.50.

Friday FORECLOSURE! 1 the col ner formed by the intersection lot the northerly side of Sutter Avenue land the westerly side of Wyona Street, being a plot 40 feet in width, front and rear, b- 100 feet in depth on each ld. ithe northerly wall of said premises be-inir a party wall. Said premises being known as 330 Wyona Street. Brooklyn. New York.

Said premises are more 'fully described in said judgment. Dated. July 12th. 1939. JACOB BERKOWITZ.

Referee, i MORRIS H. UDELL. Attorney for Plaintiff, 50 Court Street, Brooklyn. I New York. U2-6t SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE i OK NEW YORK.

COUNTY OF KIN'IS HOME OWNERS' LOAN i CORPORATION. plaintiff. against I ANIELLO ROMANO, et defend-' ants. NOTICE OF SALE. Loan No.

30-4-A 605(12 P.M. N. A 18779. Index No. 2400-1939.

FREDERICK W. SCHOLEM. Attorney for Plaintiff, 10 East 40th Street. SVw York, New York. Pursuant to a Judgment entered July 3rd.

1939. I will sell at public auction, at the Rrooklyn Real Estate ExehanKe. at 1X9 Montague Street, in the Borough 'of Brooklyn. City of New York, on the 28th dy of July. 1939.

at 12 o'clock noon, by NATHANIEL SHUTER. auc- tioneer, the premises, with Improvements, situated In the Borounh of Rrooklyn. County of ItinKs. State of New York, situated at a point on the southerly side of Pacific Street. SO' easterly from corner of Albany Avenue Parific Street.

Premises being 20' in width in front and rear and 107' a'j." in depth on each side: known as street i number lf42 Pacific Street, and more full described in said Judgment. Dated, New York. N. July fith. I 1939.

WILLIAM C. McCREERT, 1 ii 61 TiiiS Flatbush. Church and Flatbuih Aves Stave Ship; also Alice Brady in Lady Tubbe Granada. Church and Noatrand Aves Confessions of a Nazi Spy; and Boy Friend EAST FLATBl'SB Avenue Ave. O.E, 43d St Broadway Serenade; alao Kinr of Chinatown Rurby, Utlea and Church Aves COOL Confessions of a Nazi Spy; and Boy Friend GERRITSEN REACH Graham.

311 Whitney Ave Raymond Massey In Drums; Speed to Burn PARK SLOPE Atlantic, Flsthuih Ave. and Oaan SI San Francisco, Clark Gable: slsn The Champ Carlton, Flatbuih and Savsnth Aves, Lucky Nfrht; also Man of Conquest Plaza. Flatbuih Ave. and Park Place Rack Door to Heaven; Bulldoi Drummxml'i Secret Police) Sanders Preisect Pk. w.

sad 14th St. The Kid From Kokomo; also The Gorilla KINGS HIGHWAY Jewel. Klnei Hlihwsv and Ocaaa P'kwv Mutiny on (he Bounty; also Petticoat Fever AVENt'E SECTION Avenue 11 Ave. U-E. 16th St.

Kid From Kokomo; also The Gorilla Traymore, avenue and E. 46th Rose of Waahinrton Square; Return of Cisco Kid RIDGEWOOD Colonial. 1741 Broadway Fait Side of Heaven; Callinr Dr. Kildare Rlvoll, Myrtle end wllian Avea. Tho Gorilla; alao Slander House SHEEP8HEAD BAY Sheepahead.

Sheesshaad Bay. Veorhlea at Conquest; also The Lady and the Mob SOVTH BROOKLYN Sander's Globe. 220 13th St COOL Mannequin: also All Raha Goea ta Towa Minerva, Seventh Ave. and 14th St The Flyinr Irishman: and Newsboys' Home VALLEY STREAM OPEN-AIR MOVIES Sunrlet Drlyi-lB Sunrise H'way. Uouse; Louls-Galenle Fliht Films; ,3.