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BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRIDAY, AUG. 30, 1940 'The Great McGinty' AMUSEMENTS if 1 if Arrives at the Fox Brisk Comedy With Donlevy, Tamiroff; 'Ladies Must Live' on Boro Strand Bill Preston Sturges had a session with Baron Munchausen before he sat down to write himself the screen play called 'The Great McGinty." It's one big psychological lie. But it's also one big bundle of good-natured fun, packed with brisk, refreshing talk and cozy playing It began its borough run jesterday at the Fox Brooklyn Theater on a twin bill with "Golden Gloves," and it's a treat for war-jaded nerves. THE GREAT McGIXTV South Sea Film Al Loew's Mel. 'South of Pago Starring V.

McLaglen, Paired With Mystery i i I I 54 1 Hollywood frequently dishes up SOUTH Or PAGO" An Ed-'urd Small prodrrnon dirrctfd bv Alfred E. Cirmi pretnied it the Loew's Mmtipoltur on i double biii wuh "PHANTOM RAIDERS' and with rasl including V.rtor McLajifn. Jnn Hall. Frances Fnmrr, olympc Bradna and A p.cturc wrf.ten ar.d by PrfHn and at the Fox Brooklyn Tllea'er on a bill with Golden Gioves THE CAST D.tn McGimy Brian Don.evy w.r:,n- urn hokum and struggles to kep a straight face while it tries to make r.s stuff look real. Most of the time it gets bogged down.

Sturges was running no such rL-k. He made hokum look like hokum, and he wound up with a good The Rns AKim Tamirnli ToiiLh is tlic word for Victor Mc XT pom ii F- i comedy. Mt I 4 vv. l-V i 1--, The William DemareM Getirte Aiiyn Joslyn The Danrer Steffi Duna Catherine a Gtr! Mary Thomas Thompon Louis Jean Mayor Tillir.shast Arthur Hnyt Mr. Maxwcii Thurs on Hail installed in a Florida beach cottage, and a childhood sweetheart lingering, strong and handsome, in the background.

It looks bad to Karns, io he breaks it up. But when the time comes for Karns to turn sentimental, he Is way beyond his depth. He is no But even tougher is Jon Hall, moviclanci's Tropical Hero No. 1, lor, being slapped down, josslod. booted, shot at with a batily-aimcd .44 and finally hurled head'eng pver the side of the schooner.

LaDessa, by Mr. McLaglen, he climbed right back into "South of Pago Pago" at Loew's Metropolitan yesterday and gave the burly Victor the trouncing of his career. They make quite a pair of he-men, Hall and McLaglen. and they His McGinty, a barkcep a South American waterfront joint, is an inspiration. Hes the siar.s-shnging Munchausen who.

confronted with a downcast bank teller attempting suicide to pay for one crazy, crooked minute in his life, whips up a whopper about himself and the one crazy, honest minute in his life that sent him down 1 I 'I -n i grade from Governor of a State to George M. Cohan and Ladies Must LAURETTE TAYLOR will come all keeper of a dumpy saloon. It's nut tin a Pennine sluyf pst. which fun. comes intn relief an to the Briahton Theater Labor 'n fun.

It's crackerjack ine oirai iviuuiiiLy i.s uiu ill a alongside of the sugary poetry that Qay os Mrs. Midget in Sutton 'Outward iVone's famous play. nan miu ins oig-i'iuei mum, rt-dro de Cordoba, had spouted earlier In the proceedings and the gen Bound. Live" suffers the consequences. Better casting would have Jielped some, but not much.

There's dialogue trouble as well, and the acting in general is only so-so. The best moments in "Ladies Must Live" are supplied by Cliff Saum as an Indian butler. He merely grunts. On the second half of the Strand's bill is "South to Karanga" which sends Charles Bickford, as an American consul, on an exciting trip into the South African hinterlands. James Craig, Luli Desti, Maurice Moncovich and Paul Hurst are i I I rr i il ii -aS 1 it mtmim C.

'GOLD RUSH MAISIE' Ann Sothern, os she appears in the title role of the new picture starting tomorrow at Loew's Criterion Theater. series of fla.shbacks, picking up Brian Donlevy, its hero, as a "repeater" in a local election He gets to be the friend of Akim Tamiroff, the tough boss of the town political machine. He climbs to the alderman's office, then hes the mayor. On the way up, he shakes down everybody. Then he's earmarked for i he governorship and he needs a wife to snare the women's vote.

Muriel Angelus is handy and she suddenly becomes Mrs. McGinty. Unfortunately for "Boss" Tamiroff. McGinty falls in love with his wile. The didn't plan it that way at all.

Nor did he plan for McGinty to get a pang of conscience, after he was established in the State capital, and turn straight. If he had known, he wouldn't have landed in jail on graft charges, nor would he have been forced into exile in the South American banana port. At least, that's McGinty's in the supporting cast Tyrone Power Has Oddest Film Role In "The Return of Frank James." new Technicolor production now at FRONTIER HEROINE Gene lerney, who is featured with Henry Fonda in "The Return of Frank James" at the Albee Theater. The added attraction is "Pop Always Pays," starring Leon Errol. eral dullness of the pearl-hunt that had occupied the Mct's screen for the first 75 minutes.

That climactic fight, and the i sight of native Manoa boys being 1 lured by McLaglen gin to risk rickets and exploded eardrums by-diving in deep water, might repay some folks for patiently awaiting them. But many others might be i a little tinedged by the tattered story of white men bamboozling the islanders for their gems, and a Shanghai honky-tonk girl (Frances Farmer) falling in love with the native, Mr. Hail, whom she h.id set out to trap in MciJa'glen's greedy interests. Nick Carter, detective, holds up the second half of the Met's bill with his second modern-day appearance in an engaging mystery adventure called "Phantom Raiders." Nick is contriving all of the dime-novel master strokes just as he used to do in the old days when he hid furtively behind many a textbook cover. The only ence now is that he seems to keep Rosalind Russell Cast With "Melvyn Douglas in New Film the RKO Albee Theater, Tyrone Waller Designs Wynn's Sellings William Oden Waller has designed the multiple settings for Ed Wynn's new revue, "Boys and Girls Together," which comes to the Broadhurst early in October after preliminary engagements in Boston and Philadelphia, and Irene Sharaff has devised the costumes.

Sally Craven, Florence Foster and Carolyn Marsh have been added to the cast of principal-? in which the De-Marcos, Jane Pickens and Dave Apollon are featured. "The Male Animal," the James Thurber-Elliott Nugent comedy, be presented by Herman Shumlin for its final engagement in Greater New York prior to a Chicago open- ing. at the Windsor Theater. Bronx. for the week commencing next Monday evening.

With the exception of Elizabeth Love, who replaced Power plays one of the strangest roles in the history of the creen.jL Borrowed matter of fact, his name does As a i not even appear in the ca-t and credits with of Heni- Fonda story, and Mr. Sturges tells it with i Gelle Tierney, Jackie Cooper and Rosalind Russell and Melvyn toouglas will be the co-starring team in an elaborate new comedy, entitled "This Thing Called Love," Vhich Columbia will place in production early next month under the direction of Abxander Hall. William Perlberg will be the Columbia one week test runs in each of the nine towns, the record business has extended these to three weeks. Starring Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamarr, this Metro action romance of pioneer oil days is scheduled for general release in early September. such choice bits of exaggeration that you are tickled to know that there isn't a word of truth to any i of it.

There are other delightful things about "The Great McGinty." too. There Is, for example, Mr. Donlevy who makes McGinty such a lovable thug; there's Tamiroff at his fun- 'Johnny Belinda' Gets New Blood Several cast changes since the Atlantic City tryout cf "Johnny Belinda" nave brought new players to the Elmer Harris drama which Harry Wagstaff Gribble will present the week of Sept. 16 in New-York. Ralph Cullman.

Claire Woodbury, Valentine Vernon, Judy Blake, Bram Nossen and Jack Lynds are the new piayers engaged. "Johnny Belinda" will get a second out-of-town showing the week of Sept. 9 at the W.lbur Theater in Boston, Louis Hector, Helen Craig and Horace McNally have leading roles. producer. i Douglas Is currently appearing as lo-star with Loretta Young in Co-! ror Leading Kole Twentieth Century-Fox today borrowed Dorothy Lamour from Paramount for a role in i "Chad Hanna." Walter D.

Edmonds' popular novel, now before the cameras. Miss Lamour will play the role of the bareback rider orig- inallv assigned to Mary Beth I Hughes, who has been withdrawn I from the cast. Others in the pic- ture are Henry Fonda. Linda Dar-! nell. Jane Darnell, Guy Kibbee.

John Curradine, Shadrach Carter, Eddie Collins and Ted North. Nunnally Johnson wrote the screen Play. the other players. For in "The Return of Frank James" there are only 60 feet of film on which Power appears the briefest moment. It is at the very beginning of the film, where the thread of the last moment of "Jesse James" Is picked up.

Power's back is to the audience. They see him shot, fall and from then one the sequel goes on to detail the manner in which Henry Fonda as Frank James" takes revenge for his brother's murder. Ruth Matteson, the complete Broad- niest; there's William Demarest as way cast will be seen at the "sub- a tough ward heeler, and there are Ford to Direct 'Rogue Male' Joljp Ford has been signed by Twentieth Century-Fox to direct the screen production cf Geoffre Household's mystery novel. "Rogue Male." Dudley Nichols will write the script and Kenneth MacGowan will be associate producer. The production will go before the cameras about the first of the year.

way circuit" house. i Allyn Joslyn, Steffi Pupa and Thurston Hall in well-turned minor I Sheila Barrett will be hostess at roles. They're all on Sturges! side in a backstage barn party for mem- the Blot to make "The Great Mc- lumbia's romantic comedy, "He Stayed for Breakfast," which was $lso directed by Hall, and is scheduled to open at the Roxy Friday, mong his previous stellar roles for ihe company arc included those in The Amazing Mr. Williams," Theodora Goes Wild." "There's Woman Again," "Good Girls Go to Paris" and "Too Many Hus-tands." Miss Russell's last appearance Jmder Columbia's banner was as the feminine lead opposite Cary Grant in the Howard Hawks production, "His Girl Friday." Some his tongue in his cheek, the better to burlesque miraculous movie master-sleuths. With Walter Pidgeon bringing him to life, Nick is sly and wry and romantic, solving a rather simple mystery with the dispatch it deserves and spending his spare time chasing after the well-turned ankle of Steffi Duna among others.

Nat Pendleton is also on hand to play the dense bodyguard of the menacing Joseph Schildkraut, and Donald Meek is present again with his handy beehives to assist the redoubtable Mr. Carter. H. C. Ginty slick entertainment.

H. C. Downtown National Theater Opens Season Tonight Aaron Lebcdeff, Cslia Adler and Hymie Jacobson, popular Jewish Morris, Rosemary Lane In New Screen Romance "LADIES MUST LIVE" A Warner Bros, picture directed by Noel Smith from a screen play based on a George M. Cohan stage stars, will headline the first bill at -he Downtown National SOUTH OF PAr.n para' ml PHANTOM Roxy Film Opens Today Alexander Hall, past master of the fine art of getting the last possible laugh out of a scene, directed Loretta Young and Melvyn Douglas in Columbia's newest comedy romance, "He Stayed for Breakfast," starting today at the staite play. Presented wild ooutn 10 RAIDERS' Theater on Houston St.

and 2d at the Brooklyn Strand Tiiea- at the Brooklyn Strand Th Karanaa." ImJ' Franctt Jon east lncludtns Wayne Morris Ave wnjcn eveni(lg WAlTEt MOCHM as ter with Ho.semary IflGLENFAEBLL 1 FUMfNCC MC the only Yiddish vaudeville house Patrick. in America. They will appear in The real reason for "Ladies Must bers of the cast, of "Crazy With the Heat." at the Brighton Beach Theater, in BnghLou Beach on Saturday night. The party is scheduled to take place immediately after, Saturday night's performance which is the last in the revue's five-week Summer theater tour. Present plans call for a Broadway production in more elaborate form in the Fall.

Monogram Releases 5 Films Next Month Five films will be released by Monogram Pictures during September. The initial feature is "Who Is Guilty?" starring Ben Lyon and Barbara Blair. Frankie Darro heads the cast of the second film. "Up ip the Air." A super horror film. "The Ape," Is the third picture of the month.

Screen bogey-man Bona I-Ol W'S KINGS Flarbulh mtf Tilrlen Avefluei "WHEN THE OAI.TONS RODE" Randolph SCOTT Kav FRANCIS and "OI TOWN" William IIOIOFN Marina SCOTT LOKW'H PITKIN Live" (at the Brooklyn Strand i isn't the lady in the case at all. Nor is it her man, Wayne Morris. The fellow who counts is a narrow-minded, big-hearted hick from the Roxy Theater. FILM TIMETABLE I BROOKLYN ALBEE of Prank James." 11, I 1 45. 4 40, 7:30.

10 25. Pop Always Pays," 111.40. 3:35, 6.20. 9 20. ASTOR "Courier ot Lyons," 1, 4.

7 and 10. a new musical revue called "Money I Talks." in which Chaim Tauber, Florence Weiss, Annie i Misha and Celia Budkin are fea- i tured. The program, which is to be changed every Friday hereafter. will include also eight single acts, orchestra and the latest Jewish talking pictures. i I i BOB HOPE PAULETTE GODDARD The Ghost Breakers" Karloff Picture Ready for Release Boris Karloff's latest mystery picture, "Before I Hang," in which the star is seen in the type of role which has made him famous, is scheduled by Columbia for nationwide release on Sept.

17. This new-drama carried the early working title, "Wizard of Death." Evelyn Keyes and Bruce Bennett have the romantic leads while the Pitkin and Saratoga Avtnurv LOKW'S ALPINE 69th StrfU and Fifth Avenu I.OEH"S BKDFORI) Bedford Avenue and Bergen Street I.OFW'S BKOADVYAY Broadway and Myrtle Avenue I.OKW'S CONr Surf and StiHwell Avrnuei LOKW'S GATES dates Avenue and Broadway LOEW'S KAMEO anil Kimf Eastern Parkway nnd Nstrand Ayetiue LOKW'S 4UTH STKEI I 4fith Street and Nw Utretht Avenut her other leading roles -were in inch pictures as "The Night Is Voung," "The President Vanishes," Forsaking All Others," "Four's a Crowd," "The Citadel," "Fast and Loose" and "The Woman." JVesteiu Scheduled With the signing of Eddie Cobb, Jcenneth Harlan and Robert Burns, layers lopg associated with stirring Western dramas, Columbia this week started assembling the cast which will support Bill Elliott in 3iis new picture, entitled "Into the Crimson West." which Sam Nelson Is directing. Evelyn Young has the feminine lead and Walter tDub Taylor, as Cannonball, has a featured part. Mr. Cobb's latest Columbia pictures include "My Son Is Guilty," "Blazing Six Shooters," "Men Without Souls," "The Man From Tum-ibleweeds" and "The Return of Wild 3U1." Kenneth Harlan had prominent parts in the company's "The Pilot," "Law of the i sticks who throws a monkey wrench into his best friend's marriage plans then struggles with earnestness to straighten out mess he caused, George M.

Cohan wrote the original play. The hick with the sentimental strain is 1 a part that he could act. Maybe if he had played it on the Strand's screen, "Ladies Must Live'' SPORTING BLOOD' DYKER "Anne of Windy 13. 1 10. 6:20.

9:30. "They Drive Bv Night." 131, 4:41, 7:51, 11:01. FOX "Great McGinty." 11. 2:03. 4 49.

7 35. 10 38 "Golden 12:43, 3:39. 6 25. 9:18. MRTROPOLrrAN "Phtntom Raiders." 23.

2 37. 5 51. 9:03 "South ol Pafco Pao." 12:38, 3:52, 7:06, 10:20. Robert- Maureen Lewis YOUNG O'SULLIVAN STONE LOEW ORIENTAL i Bfilh Street and 16th Avenn WARWICK 'erome and Fulton Streetl LOEW'S BAY RIDfiK. STORM" "Z1 Karloff Is starred.

The fourih film, "That Gang of Mine." stars the original East Side Kids, Bobby Jordan and Leo Gorcey. Parachute troops are shown for the first, time in a motion picture in John T. Neville's Foreign Legion story, "Drums of the Desert." Voug. Fairbanks, Jr Downtown Theaters Plan Late Sunday Shows Both the Brooklyn Paramount and Fox theaters will present extra late midnight shows on Sunday night. Tne screen attractions at the Paramount will be "The Sea Hawk," starring Errol Flynn, and "Out West With the Peppers." The Fox will offer "The Great McGinty" and "Golden Gloves." Madeleine Carroll, SAFARI would have been nice to watch.

But Roscoe Karns is the know-it-all hayseed, and he's sadly miscast. As 72d Street and Third Avenue LOEW'S ISKKYOOItr 7 Brevoort Plate and Bcdtnrd Avenua I LOEW'S HORO PARK "51st Street and" New Utrecht Ayen'ie My Love (ame Bark. Olivia de lUvilland; Vou'rc So Touch, BHIv Halop. Nan GrT Tte Man I Married, Joan BennMt, Francis l.raYrrr Cjurrn of Dftinv, Anna acl. V.

Aubrey Smith LOEW ME1.BA Livingston Street and Han.tver Flarl LOEW'S CENTERY Plrhside and Nnstrand Avenuei large cast of prominent screen players in supporting roles include Robert Eiske, Edward Van Sloan, Ben Taggart, Kenneth MacDonald, Don Beddoe. John Tyrrell, Frank Richards, Ed Laughton, Pedro de Cordoba, Stanley Brown, Frederick Burton, Richard Fiske, Edward Earle, Ernie Adams, Charles Trowbridge, Wright Kramer and James T. Mack. Nick Gnnde directed, with Wallace MacDonald supervising production. Joan CRAWFORD Frrrtrir MARCH "SUSAN and GOD" and "THE HAY OE' ALL H.ESH" PARAMOUNT Hawk." 10 109, 4 18.

7 10:18. "Peppers Oul West," 12 08. 3:17, 6-26. 9:35. STRAND "South to Karanga." 1150, 2 06, 4 32.

6:48. 9 14. "Ladies Musi Live." 12 58. 3 14. 5 40.

7 56, 10:22. ST. GEORGE PLAYHOUSE "My Love Came Back," 1 10. 4:10. 1:10.

10:15. "Dr. Christian Meets the Women," 2:45, 5:45, 8 50 TILYOtt "Anne of Windy Poplars." 12.05, 3:15. 6:25. 9.35.

"Thev Drive By Night 1 -36. 4-46. 7:56. 11 06 SUNRISE DRIVE-IN i Valley Streaml "Viij.l in the 9.15 and 11 20. MANHATTAN ASTOR "Gone With the Wind," 2.15 and 8 15.

CAPITOL "I Love You Again," 11:30. 2 08. 4:46. 7:24. 10:02.

12 40. CRITERION Sea Raiders. 10 06, 11 59, 1 52, 3 45, 5 38, 7 31, 9 24, 11:17. 110 GLOBE End." 9. 10 46.

12.32. AMUSEMENTS JONES BEACH long as the hick is a wiseacre. Karns is at ease. He sizes up his friend's i situation and decides that it is for his money that Rosemary Lane is Iplanning to marry Wayne Morris. He sees her brother in a $15,000 i jab in Wayne's brokerage business her father financed for $200,000 in ja can-opener venture, her mother MOTION PICTL'BES Utma 9 i i l'liZ lb nil II if i A i -ff J.

Si lii.tniiritirF.-ifmi'ivM'iiiiiii.n Harry Rosenthal Arranging Notre Dame Victory Song Harry Rosenthal, composer and pianist, is writing a symphonic arrangement of the University of Notre Dame's famed Victory Song, which he expects to present for the first time at the world premiere of the Warner Bros, motion picture, "Knute Rockne All American." King Higha-Conev Inland Af. STADIUM LONG ISLAND IyIIYUoVVAI Ann Shendan Genrga Raft. Humahrey Bogart. "THEf DRIVE BY ANNE OF WINDY POPLARS" "Till: MORTAL STORM" and "SAFARI" Water Show Firework Grond Finale Tom w. Sunday A Labor Day 8:30.

M. Gale Page Coming East and "YOI RE NOT SO "My Love Came Back" 2 18. 4 04. 5:30. 7 3fi.

9 22. 11-08. 12 MUSIC ALL--' Pride and Prejudice." 1 10 45, 1 40, 4 33, 7 27. 10.19. Stage B'klyn PARAMOUNT DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A.M.

"(i-MI and NOT SO TOI'liH" RAY Ml 1.1-AND. IORKITA YOlNt; in THF1. OOCTOK TAKES A and I AI RFNl OLIVIER. VIVirS I.EKIH. DAYS TOGETHER" "Mv Lovf rami" Bark" and "Lucky Ciarrs Kid" "INDIAN SUMMER" th Isrrtnul lonf Baeh Magie Wttir Ballet.

Bruce Parker 1 Wnter Skiing Aauaplartinq Trottpe. Dnn Ferdi The 3 Waltnni. Bob Hnwarrt. Jerry Bntinnn, M. C.

Fanfy Cnmerlv Diving. P.M. Dork Chairs KeserTrd, 40e I.OOn Seats 2Sc Chittlren irc MOTION FICTUEES iTexan." and was also featured in On Trial." "Port of Hale" and "Range War." fi'o, No, No! Those funny kids who comprise troop of boy woodsmen in the Myrna Loy-William PoweJl film, "I Love Ypu Again," now in its second week at the Capitol Theater, are positively not members of the Boy Scouts. They are substitutes invented by the author, so as not to fiive the public any idea that Boy Scouts are mischievous. Most mischievous is "Alfalfa" from the Our Gang comedies, whose flop into an nily creek creates one of the loudest and longest laughs evoked by a movie in many years.

"Dr. I. makes his second personal appearance broadcast Monday night on AVAI.ON. Kingj Hihway end E. ISIh St.

PATIO. Flalbush Aye. and Midwoort St. MAUINL. Flatbush Ave.

aid Kings way AI DE MARI E. Flatbush Av. Alheniarle RIAI.TO. Flatbush Head NOSTRAMi. Kings wj.y Nlslrand Ave.

MAYE4IK. Ayenua and Ceney III. Ave. MIDVtOOD. Avenue I and East nth SI PKKSII)K.

Flatbush and Parkslde Aves. TRIAMil.K. Kings Wiohway E. 12th St. ELM.

Avenue and East 17th Street OGl E. Coney Island Ave. and Aveflua K. )l ENTIN. Onentm Rd.

and E. S5th St. Ol.l.EfiE. F'atbush Ave. and Avenie Upon the completion of "Four Mothers," latest in the Warner Bros, series on the Lemp Family, Gale Page will leave the West coast for New York.

Miss Page will remain in the city for about a month, during which time she will broadcast her regular weekly radio show from here. Show. 12 52. 3:47. 6:43.

9 39. PARAMOUNT- -Rhythm on the River." 9 01. 12. 2:66. 5:50, 8:44, 12:02.

Stall Show. 10-42. 1 41, 4 37, 7:31. 10:25. RIVOL1 "Foreign Correspondent." 10- 18 12:45.

3:12. 5 39, 8:06. 10 33. 1. Siayed for Breakfajt." 11- 25.

2 17, 5 03. 7.48. 10.24. Stage Show. 116.

4 09. 6 54. 9 39 STRAND "St a Hawk." 9 30. 12 43, 4 06. 7 29.

10 32. 12:54. 8' age Show, 11 45. .1 OS. 6 30.

9 45. Vivien Leigh. Taylor KRIIKiE and in lerhnirolor. In "WATERLOO "11R. IYCLOPS" MAKYI.4ND" and "DEVIL'S ISLAND" "F.DIMIN.

HIE MAN" and "ONE MILLION B.C. "TYPHOON" and 'TWENTY MI LE JEAM" ERROL FLYNN Clluto lain Inrti ItrsbiD Flan Iiihi In "THE SEA HAWK" "OUT WEST WITH TH( l(PPIRS STAGE PLAVS BBOOKLYN II u'Chureh4 i BROOKLYN LA I DUjn Ftatbuth BU. 2-6000 Final Mat. Tomorrow, 25c-50c or" i wMJ Original Production Direct from way. Bel.

Monday Labor Day Matinee "MULATTO Man Who Tallied Too Mueh" Tom Brown School Days' RADIO CITY MSJS1C HALL pride ad riu jiun Greer Lewrvnc GARSON OLIVIER ON ANO MOOW" F)orne Rosil rvu. ftym-kiw Orclmtra dtraciMn Crn Rao. Dwn Open 10:1 A.M. Pifturt it: 10, 4 3, 7.79. 1121 Stiie grid at: 12 42.

3:37. fi 30. 9 31 rt Mf7t. Soat Rfrwit Clrrlr (i-jfiOQ RACING AQUEDUCT FEATURE Films SHDUIIflGTDDRV STAGE PLAYS MANHATTAN BAY RID(iK tint Irenih Without Team and Sua nf Death Valley BRIAN DONLEVV'AKIM TAMIROFF "THE GREAT McCINTY" JEAN CACNEY 1. CARROL NAISH in "GOLDEN GLOVES" Stanley.

Fifth Ave. and 7-th 81 BKDFOKf) 4prillo. Fidtin anrf Thrftdp National 72 Wuhipgtr.n mm in Who Talked Too Much: Quern of the Mob in ho Talked Tor- Murh: Tom Brow n'fc School Davf II Tell: il-o A Feather in Her Hat Rnefrs. R-Brt Ay -S-iCiMn Air-fii-letf Ihrv Drive by Night; and Anne of Windr Poplar Binf Mary CROSBY MARTIN Bright, gay and handsome' A'lricrsori, JL-Am. B.

G. De SYLVA prpftiits BERT LAHR DU BARRY WAS A LADY COLE PORTER SONdS 46th St. W.olB y. Evs. 8:30.

Air Conditloned Mats Tom'w I abor HI--' Sltoy, Bffllcrtj Ave. and Lineoln PI the Capitol Theater stage, giving sway $1,000 to quiz winners. He will appear every Monday night for the next eight weeks. Inside the Studios June McCoy has been added to I the cast of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Go West" comedy, starring the Marx Brothers Acquisition of PFR.SO.V KFN ll RRAY WILL RRAOLF.T and band TITO GITZAR WAYNE MORRIS ROSEMARY LANE "RHYTHM ON THE BIYKR." Bl NSON'Hl Ksr 18th Ave -f)ith St. AlH-COOLlD A l.t-tler of Intrndui tion also Priton Break HOKOt IIML AM) DOWNTOWN Duffield, DutfiMd and Sts Doctor lakes a Witf and Inland of Poomfd MfD Mom art, Fulton bt.

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